$1.00 PEK YEAR.
VOL H. No. 43.
IIE3JDERS0NY1LLE, NORTH CAKOLIIfA, TltURSDAY, JULY 13, 191U
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WILL BE TRIED
Tlie Board of Equalization for Hen
derson county now in - session at' tlic
ourt house hopes to finish its wort
sometime today. This board is com
osed of the thrte county commission
ers and a fourth man, Mr Charley
Corpening, appointed by the state ta:
coinniissioner. . x:
For the past three days this boaru
has been in session and .in thig time
-mne a prodigious amount I vork.
It is possible that still another day wili
bave to
finished
THIS
UK
.i.- xt . . T.',i.: m'-ftVio'nf -Raleigh, N. C, July 12.
oausQury, o,, : vi$;.0f Halifax, received from Goyern
the worst fires for years m Salisbury QKitchin yesterday evening his corn
occurred yesterday when a two-story missi0n as corporation commissioner
brick building owned by Miss? Eliza- to succeed the late -Henry Clay
occuDied by J. brown, ne weai neiuie .juu6o t. aw
roa Allen in the .office ' oi ex-governor
j Much has been said lately as to
(what this county was going to cfo .
towards . getting the : Heiaei scii -o.-
Greenville highway, in gOva. snape forr
summer Jtravel. - It is anruTicecE to
- 1 daV thatthere is eoine tc., -5 iiatd, iq.
SITE
beth Hedrick v and
ueiaman ana sous, uia- nvoa n a. an rl nt once took lauon, which i a iarec, muueuuoi . w i,as f'p.pnn ttiapHti2- ever
was gutted by fire entailing a loss of the oath of office and. entered upon and flourishing organization, ; has com-1 witIless6ed Hendei sonville.
forty , thousand .dollars. A ust Supervisor George Justice
losses include: . . - this morning. ;ir7s leameu uiai r.t, "-V"- - . - is now-arranging lor uus great a-
. j; Feldmah, stock $30,000, with in-;matter of the appointetment was set- winter. ly" which will be held possibly abouC
rn unr frxr, TOwrt siirRTir.A S20.000: Arey iiios, aamage ,tlp(f Monday morning in tne comer- noy. qVq?0ti MnoTPsvl He. the Middle of August, lnvuauons.
x Uv uc&x w, x uiu uauiuvuui w v " . x - , . -. iv.j . - - . , r ui.i . vx . - - i , , , , - , .
- " i .- i , , ,-r . i j xttsi to niiruwitrc emvn. uj " , eiiue ijct v cr;ijL iao 6uxuw -ntiin hoa roponriv nurr.nasen T.ne cowt w 111 utj imucu i,vy ut m '-'"ti c.""
to be spent before the work is to carve up ms amnuy, maggxu u-.-- TCHKfthAt.h Hedrick's" building, rrvk;--V ' . 1 rr;rTrrw.ai,fT, Vnafl thptt of both the" Carolinas. A'
ed. Numbers of citizens both, liams, Monday night wil lappear be- .s insurance. SI-,000: V. Wallace . . Mr? Travis is : one : of Governor , r :'.n hik Rt.k ronresentative ; gathering will arrive.
nrban and rural'whc felt Uey were fore Sauire Hood at 4:00 this after-and S0I1S. damage to clothing stock by Kitchin's closest personal and politi- f ' thPra nrin the next severallfrom Asheville and a gTeat number vsZ
unequally taxed have appearedbe- 0Ik Linguishing in iail is contrary i water, $1,500.. .' cal friends, 'has been" a member of ars He expects to raise fine horses prominent citizens;; will jourhey; up,
(oretne aSm- au th s to Tom's Idea of tne eternal fitness. of i
CO-OPERATION.
th state democratic executive com- - i,fi14i inno a rarlnii nf 1 fmm Greenville to this great meei-
i mittee for twelve years ana cnair- ir.--,0flflaw t,OTi . t i nisn nn. i ins. r
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nMmher no uu.c jrc, uiouc wx-1 r,rh r man oi tne tiaiiiax wuixujr wiuum,-- ..et -ta Krt wtn nnpn ht a race . ueuniie. Bieus wui. imwy uwict w-
plaint that his tax was too . low .. and gT;! I?1; was to be made' a ! Support Local . Enterprise SUculd Be -tee since 1898. He was for a number track .duPmg-the
IhnnH be equalized upward. - - He said that if he was to oe maae a vv of tiie Entli.e .Local Af Vears chairman of the board of dK ira , . . , vfe-v:: work will no doubt begin on snort no-.
s" r a m a -rtr t j i memDer oi tne uoua xvua.ua jkiuycuicui , .... ... i, j : M . . - t- . ,h.tt
Merchant IJomwaaiiy. - i rectors or tne state penueuuarj wiu xnree, mousauu biruug, viwiww m ja piacmg.tne iiresayiiie neuup .
By Dundas fuuerson. 'has served four terms as state sena-:trom ail sections oi jonnson; county i gonville highway m perrect shape.
JUUlli M x-
rounty commissioner T A. v. Lyda
says the work has kept them busy
from early morn till dewy eve rand
the end is not yet.
member of the Good Roads Movement
he wanted to enroll himself and begin
service at once.
Will Speak Tomorrow.
Ti Bivens of Raleigh, who will ad
Hres the teachers of the county at
m-nn a. m ' tomorrow at the court
hniisfi. is expected to reacli the city
tonight.
. oi w-i A H O XT rT
Alter speiiumg . v.. , tnn; nf TMphmond
xrr Bivens leaves for Brevard where tory of Richmona
i,CiQ scheduled to speak Saturday.
Superintendent Shitle requests all
who are interested,. whether teachers
or not, to come and hear what Mr.
Bivens has to sayr
Record of Death From Hea tin Rich
mond Is Unprecedented.
When a merc-4.Jk c a ui w'o"tor.
Tnnpa huvine a fe . tuiags .irom tne
'mail order house u.'w iar away big
; -nttxr Ho rprmita a howl to escape him.
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: .o;. "h oh n ranter izes Mib. uones as a caa
AX. OC V CU
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KicnmouQ, , va., jui surrounding-
deaths from , the heat this summer, neighbor and asks e undlt :
, iv- i. ta enacA what he IS iib ua.co ivi.
ipu-r aurmg ui : y S1-: Zff it i to helo his neighbors boia-I
it ofArt fi rno piiv nRHiin iiua.ru. .ima w .
j - - -. - . tp . those condeciueu man cxacry
lt S,dentea. 1,1 i c0rnceHe remark to - tixe store, j
FREE MOVING PICTURES
AT URtL -PARK TONIGHT
attended the Annual Farmers Picnic t .-Hundred of automcbiles front tne
and good roads meeting at smitiii.a i south V haTe :;alre?kdy .'.travieGf,i tsusu
Saturday. v.-'.vf1'-'' fmou'ntain.'.-rbute bottitothfr;.ear.ac2t
- il in'the night. , With the completion
An eiecuon wui prouauijr. uo wwu , , 4rT,-r,v0Tn.tn hrA will
4 in Salem at an early date to vote on ;-;8ta
xxv i6.T.vl r .w-. ti.avel into Western : North. ; uaroiinz.
1 unarioue s , new quarter-oi-a-iiui-
i i aii a n t . v,
ioa-aoiiar dusiuuiub is tty y i
than ever before.
keeoer next door that there should 1 : Unexpected xle ay in the installation ; neaer to realization. Though in a
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v I be a law nassea compeuuig ycuyic o: ue uue muvius v" , -: sense ana in proxiuuiy h ib: iu uc
jewjiwu i inu. . . to sDend then m-uey-UL the c-mmuv 4r i. Park has postponed me exm-.j an addition to the present structure,
Nashville, Tenn juiy Xi;TT 'itv in wmcu cue it. : bit?;-a of pictures there unm tonigni. . designation "new" is not a mis
illy Monk 94 years of age, is-aeaa minutes after be as exhaust-. ihe Pictures wil Ibe e.bited in the ; nomer. After a conference yester
GEIRII.
111
Pollv
in North Christian county, according. .Wplf , hi3 trade ast tiie-0tjen air on the slope imr.tiately in i dav with the local postmaster, assis-
special from Hopkinsville, . Ky. m o MfS Joi:e. PUyinS Lcr the rear of the Casino an ideal loca-r- postmaster, weather observer
to a
Farmer and His lYife Burned to Death j She t had lived I all her uie , bj goods away from ho'c
Princeton, N. C., July siis. ine
charred bodies of Arthur Perceval, a
prominent farmer, and his wife were
found in the ruins of their burned
farm house near here .yesterday.
Recent Arrivals at East TIew.
Mrs. W. E. VanLandingham, Ernest
VanLandingham, Casper VanLanding
ham, Mrs. C. MHorton. f Theda Hor
tcn, Eugene Horton, Mrs. N. M. San
ders, Mrs. J. C. Herlong and five chil
ron Miss c. M. Simonton. Mrs. John
ai ffimnnton. PhiliD herlong of Jack-
cnnville. Fla.. Mr. Charles Dohmen,
New Orleana, La. '
Th SaUatlon Array.
wdArftftnville is being visited Vto-
i-r -ronrPRpntatives. of the Salva-
JLXOkJ JJ wJf w -
Avw-.'-whinr villhold a series ,o
mAAtinn. Malot Edr WniteV divl-
donat nfflcar for North and South
PomiiTi!)' riAorcia and Florida, is ac-
mTsxni'oA hv Wo secretary, Adjutant
W. S. Quirk and Adjutant John Bon
tcie tit Vi Vine rharefr of the army work
in Asheville. The object of tho visit
is to hold a few meetings and also to
raise some money for the Salvation
Army.
outlived two husbands and ad never . Jlos B attenti0n U a ib sa.esmai j
been to town, although living .within , ose aw a'b.si of piet-
two miles of Crofton.
seen a train, and had an antlptnay tor
"new fangled things."
She haa never . . n Kpw York
concern. Or maybe ;Ue goods that
via ia mirchasine are advertising nov-
1 . ih0 thA'irind that is guaranteed to
Virginians Called on to rraijor Kaln mucn,solid ever lasting use
Richmond. Va., July 1. Within half ""s 0 vnn(1pr there are
an hour after Governor Mann issued; , 85 ... collectors traveling
a proclamation yesterday calling , - d a'n the whlie. Count the
upon the people of the state to pray I haye on you
for rain, refreshing showers fell upon J ast year and offered you
aUVCl UDlUg BVuc"f .
the capital, at
HnVHI LlBlllC BVil
temperature 20 degrees from tne max- - account of some wise
imum of yesteraay, wmcn was person In a fi
about 20 minutes.
far away town and you
win understand what I mean.
walkHa necessarj on tue part of those
wishing to. witness the pictures, y
Two reels cf good subjects will be
shown every night. No admission fee
will be charged.
Said to have been suffering from;
tAmnnrarv InRanltv. TMrS. Joe Steven
tion; The car stops more aim iiw w6 and other occupants of the present son. of Calhoun, Ga., jumped into a.
y-v tnnaa . .... . - .
Federal buiiamg, Mr. v. J. lax, an.ar- well at the home or her orotner, Ji.
chitect of the Treasury Department, H. Land, Saturday, carrying with her
Washington, stated that the contract Mrs. Land's 4-year-old -daughter.. The
'will be let within the next six months, child was drowned.
OViovlrttfa nhaorvor , J I -
.... , twgeque! of a series of busiireiss
The Greensboro ministerial asso- auarrels. v extending .over' several.
elation has started a movement to months, Miss Zella Phillips of Rome.
have the postoffice here closed ou I Ga., Monday- night shot David Tales,
Sunday: that is, the association a3kn j a Rome merchant, four times with an
that the carriers' windows be closed! automatic pistol. One shot -entered.
. j a k IahiaaI' TTTlr a a' -k I Vk ai4 V f lilft Ififra Vint TvO
sible be done. I wounds are not necessarily fatal, ana
it is believed that he will recover.. The.
A Mountain Trip. I woman is held in v jail.
A most delightful mountain trip
-Mr. C. S. Steele of Columbia Is at
the Gates.
the eoose is
If it Is a heln-
, tu.. ni . -A wna; auo i
: iienaersonvuie-s ' ce for tilQ gander. If it is a nein
TnreVPark has nroperly been nam- sauce ior mo 6 , HnAiid
edTHlndersonville's PIayground.- and o crime :
fills admirably all the Lipurpose 01 2i'"or her business have made .it,
tftarirwtrallyl0C Jinn4nT a merchant. to
The new steel row boats are now floaty , Vvtuinir from an outside
ing on. the waters or . schemer, when he has right In: his
Lake in the Park. New.hathing suits community the means of getting
have been received and at almost any JiSHtortolM value if he only
time of the day may be seen a sportive L"8 SSthe right ray. -crowd
of Youngsters enjoying them- j wses- worthy of the name
selves in the waters of the lake. . I i th?s country there exists one or
Tho frAA movine Dictures will be 1U . . ' t
J. T. Brice of, Amencus, ua., was
In the- city! today enrote to Bre
vard where1 he will spend the sum
mer. -y . ' ,--.fl
one year leave it alone till you have
more knowledge and better sense.
Last, but not- least, you must put
in the space you have bought, , sales
Tnanahln that will make most use of
it give it, in fact, one hundred per.
cent value. You do this for two rea
sons, one- because you are ja business
man and want to get full value for
the money you: pay- out and. second
you desire all the results you can get
by safest and quickest method.
The first three points I. have enu
merated can very easily be attended
to by the average 1 local retailer with
the aid of his friena tne newspaper
man, but the .salesmanship in the
Gtrla of the Broad Street Park Mb
was enjoyed last week by a party f I thodist" Episcopal church of Trenton,,
young people from the Mills River N are to be taught "the nse of fire-
r" . . . . V,i ooa Cases llie tuiu"y" .1 j mau, uuv v " , .
- - ... 1 i I ni tiHii mntimip during tne sea- . . . . . 1 -vriort
A meeting was held tins T to orove one of nals is small, iney nave a , space' DOUgmUC m. - r -
x x , ! Aviotonro ftTin in 21UUUL dcvcuwj- 1 1 rkTTpr von me aiu ui ouv,u ax
Lvl vww I A wu. v
front of the Herald omce, a
crowd listened attentively to the sing
ing and music and responded very
liberally to the offering.
the mcst attractive amusement feat
ures of the Park.
The movine Dicture machine is a
first-class one, and oniy tne oesi uu- j - - .-t1nr tn reiinburse them
Thi rroeram. a 0, :-
five cases out of one hundred, these
naoers do not pay at all. The pud-
I i,nT-o r-oi-cr on other business, such
vrwa nw mTfp qanbhILLS. Jects will be shown. The progran
NEWS OF THE SAJiDUis. changed every night, the pic
Over I tures will be shown.
for their labor. More often than not
if ta o labor of love. No more con-
! scientious set of men exist than the
Does it
nert
If some one were to come into your
store and offer you the services of a
high grade city salesman for a sum
that you usually spend on cigars
weekly what would you do when you
were convinced tnat ne was not ju&u-
Ing? You would taKe mm at m uiu
-. . - . TXT A w.r
Farmers Jieuevea w ".; "'l t noint convenient to
-wwr TVM.faM I ATTO WSUMHI UL UX V f
LOllOn HUfiua - .mv and no admission Will De . r . 1 want tn
. -1 I IUU UU1UU.J 1 I A. sx-rnT OOOTTI Tl Villi 1. 11 EL I. U1UOC I V ml n rfl Tin 1 111 Jl UUU JUU. -
Southern Pines, Julr. "--W"?? ch"!e- , T,1Inp jnway b daily men and their paper, are tantt make moneyjust as fast and easily
. - -- . . - l ii Biinnnrr voj can Kive mem ; ; ns Vmi can arae it
What I offer you is something as
BtartHn?. I can sell you tne ser
nf men who have made a Na
tlonal reputation as constructors of
. tvii tYlATI
ads for concerns "e ju1
who have made, and are making sue
1 . . i - M x. a
PrTr'c. Newman f ! l
Colleee was shown tne worms Kottpr- vnnwn. If their circulations 01 u -
. . , iLl- I anftfir fa hAOftTTlinff DtiLLcr " ' . . i VO
aro sn abundant on the cotton m uu , tt. f vour blame and tne Diame vi
. 'W I A AAT1CT5I TIT IV 1 1 1 I aO 1 XX C UUliiUVl v. - . . X..lo4.V
iled. The tarmej Tseneers are now daily like you. T-
brought him the first specimen- themselves of this novel without .b"TJ?
"We do not know wnat - meanVof reaching the su
"Do with them" said Prof. New- Mountain, and there ve iwing ; one oi - value and take other cess for thousands of similar stores
jjo witn tneui, . I .v. ..ontocf mmmtaln nictures in then 1 10 give j I . a eno.
no -nnthine with them." 'inai. uic &.v means to boost tneir circuiauuu. ana wno can man-c -
man.
lu. rrb,:;: v world.
5 . I A WYTA TnP . IMII V till U.. LUV v I - - -
IS tUC 11 v"-" ' . I rphoro
friend the' cotton planter nas :waeu I
i w A fioeinn nnn t r iii- t uu u xjx i ...
n v,fo .ntton. Tfiose worms uie voiu ' . ,tnm mitnlrlp advertising scnemes.
ril.Tl- ,irC,; wrda. which Incline. There are superu y""& w a fl f
therefore, the money you
hose
Give
I . . i .V.m
everywhere. The your neignoors a
i . j- I tr them.
are reiresnment bwuus .u - "-.T.' a nn those
the foot of the Swiss are wuu - :oa"- p,VA
aeveiop raw ' . water everywnere. rne i your uci6uuwi -
eats the lice. You let. that worm P'J-jSd Sef&trul walks Do not, for a moment, suppose that
t j in ootia tVi lice oues- "uj Uii'
S auu " w"4 ?'Jfffl appeal to all, and tne . pie u B - and still less pay
neighborhood.
The jolly! campers started Thurs
day morning and, reached Caesars
Head . Friday. While in that part of
the ' country, wet visited uck iPprestn
andtne many reauuruii?.yinvnat
vlcinty. Those f who enjoyed lovely
trip were: "": Misses ' Bettlah Prink, Sue
Carland, Josephine osDorne, ommie,
Marie a and. Lena Lane Messrs, Mar
tin Kinsey,; Hamilton, Floyd and . Lee
Osborne and Tom Allen. It Is a mis
take about any of the rock having
fallen.. Caesar remains ever and
anon the same. One of the Party.
, : ..
'A very pleasing bit of infor
mation comes from . Kaleigh. The
state appropriation for , the high
school N department has been increas
ed from $250 to $375. While this in
crease only amounts to $125 it will
help materially to. Increase the ef
ficiency of this important department.
With the election of Miss Athena
Mellette the teaching force Is now
comDlete and the personnel is . such
that the Board is to be" congratulat
ed. Miss Mellette Is a graduate or
Wlnthrop and has had several years'
exDerience. She was re-elected to
the same position held last year but
preferred to cast her lot among the
good Deople -of iiendersonviue. in
regard to the Superintendent for next
year, the following might be or in
terest: .
- Raleigh, N. C, June 19, 1011
tionJ
' . 5 E l?;; .xnToration of the your local paper and still less pay
It is needless .to 7 the larmer An charms is almost in- attention to any lacK or succeb ,u
since' Froiesor ixew - -
feel better
came down till3' waT.
situation.
and saw the exhaustable.
havA had in the past in this respect
You have not gone about the matter
in thA rieht way. Let me ten you
. wtvt TT TO ftfH YTT1P
-t -wi mi rwi ww bi mi m m , m m . i r, i 111 vuv n - - w . .
. i m mi w ni r. n i 4i linn xiu v -m. v i A or
mi. t... Ta-rrr. xcrnn have Deeil , l I ,ttt vmi PflTt maKC yOUr aUVCl LlOifo
lue xvuBDiau " " o i a ia vallev Hill cnurcn ax ttie J . ' l. .iQi
.. . . . . a i ..i.stAAca QTin rnnveri ruui uv
T,K0alA: nroved to apyrww"o - i nar into th nnest possiuie
bi'l.M. wtos. J. C. Weatn- Mrs. Coja ra. StoSSr couL. get on this fair Space
tr.i tiiA We- faTm of Mum cc "" iict tnk success and convert your
-o . . annreriAT VA CUUKlCKauvu n-v. I " . . .
1 "Pi" r0.0nt i npwsnailfir mi
ath- Mrs. Cora Kansier tax. uu xxx
'they journeys through Palestine and
in- v TXViln otnrlpnts WfiTG
nnri n n xirniiK liic jjiuxc t- " i .
kt busylollowlng her from place to newspaper --- r -advertising
Place asishe gave Jistorfc data or Flrst youm , w,
fnr vours -for the extraordin
ary sum of one dollar per week. This
is only made possible by the syndi
..tin. mot ho1 of sunnlv with which
you Ire no doubt familiar, but wither. T. W. Valentine,
which, If you are not, your .iu
newspaper man. will be only too glad
to enlighten you. It places within
your reach the same class of adver-
.it , i..tnn. illnet'patlnns. as Is
used6'by tie mW succesTuT stores dersonville "graded fchool-at least,
f M Poimtrv this is the information that I have
mJr! U7C aaiAmansWn L T trust that I have not been misin-
inai is we "uu r . - - T -xr n0ifl t,a
must put in your newspaper
Hendersonville, N. C,
Dear Mr Valentine:
t . havA learned that "your . board
of education has elected Mr. W. H
Cale as superintendent of the Hen-
arms, under tne direction oi tntar.
pastor, the Rev. . William , Stone, tne
girls v have organized the Rangers:
club. They are to be trained In artflK
lery, and will also devote themselves..
to4 athtetic- sports.. . The; Object lia to:
get them to exercise in the Open air-T.. -
Strange as it may seem, the coolest
places in the city during New York's
hot scourage the large restaurants ixx
and around Broadway are said to
have lost more money than any ether
general business. The managers es
timated that moer than $l50,oou
which ordinarily would have been
taken in at Broadway .restaurants.
during the five or . six days, was di
verted into other channels.
When the free delivery of letters.
was first installed in Middleton, Conn
24 years ago, three veterans of the
Civil war, Michaef S. Dunn, Jonn
Slavin and James Deming, were ap
pointed by the postmaster. Those -three
men, now gray-haired, and stoop.
shoulder from their quarter century
of work carrying their delivery hags
are still covering their rputes, ana
Monday, the entire city joined in cele
brating their 24 years of service.
After' years of Inactivity, another
effort is to be made by New York dty
to recover from the federal govern
ment the sum of $662,000, which tne
city spent in equipping soldiers for
the civil war. Experts from the oona-
ptroler's office are now. looking; msa
the history of the city's claim with ax
view to taking it up forthwith-
be acceDtable
Ariv thA Rnnfirintendent, says
take hold of their work In an awk
rr.!, faahinn owinsr to Its newness
to them, but they are industrious,
well-behaved, and they readily learn.
He seems hopeful of the experiment.
you must yui iix . . 1 hirhlv as a school
if it is to bring youxtue uigu-iicgoiu ,
ii it is w "'"6 7 , 0 TQn Tn mv oninion. he will render
? .. ; . eBt. aUU UUH-UCSV x , "... -.'-I x r a-n.
Orient. She deiigntea nrZL fm,r rv.inta to this local . the lack of that sort of salesmansnio excellent v y----
X XAVA u Mr. j
AGED MUSICIAK DIES
SINGING QLB HTEtSKL
John P. Jones, Noted Welsh Cora
, . po ser, Passes Away with " Song
on His Lips. - .
Chicago, July 10. Singing snatches-from
his own compositions, John
P. Jones, noted Welsh composer and
vocalist, died Monday at the age of .
Question, that h?s made more iauurs m . 88.
1 ... a t i ha C III 'J '1U vuiMuiii 111 run i - " K
man any ; mauw c,rrr. 17-vpnr olil cVand-dauehter or
graphically
events.
depicted scenes and space
school, he will give satisfaction to the
Rmnnth ! community. He is a man oi nign
EXPLOSION JARS EGGS,
NO SPRING CHIChENS.
ro,ior Tniv .10. Sorfnp: chickens
are a scarce article of food in Chica-
go
When the country for 50 -miles or
more dround Pleasant Prairie, Wis.,
was shaken up last March b an ex
plosion in a powder mill, the blast
played havoc with setting hens and In
cubators. The explosion was mis
taken by many for an earthquake
when it was felt. A few houses were
blown down and thousands of windows
About 90 per cent of "
chicken crop went up with the pow
rio rtiflinn. - commission men say.
mi,. rAVA cTiairAn ' and the young
Ud? Wiled outrlgM
Z.i. MrAh w they were born
deformed. Some, were, -Jhjtdied out
. ttiATa 'with twisted
n: ittftonly portion
ofvwirrs. -
1 Mrs.;j; Wodwardf
BUttV-C . --O . , , .
J TSTa UZES sTleUn wanSerS".nto yoir cbaracter. Bcho,arsMp and a
ThA lecture was msirucuve, iB r", ' oTfrP : OT, rJ to unload a new fan- teacner oi exceueuiuuijuus
. l A .Trl I AirnarlaTIPP WIT II I.UC111. Ulvu v,awo I Dl"lO v .
tertaining . eacan - advertising Jscheme (rememoer
reflection oi neri"- ----
instructive, en- ers
LrJIUDlCU " . . I ii J DiiTlno'a Til ACTA HI I2LUU
eaeer hearers and only alter two u - Ve atffi-Mtentatlve of it In the world's press.
- - - . . nraa cna I a nnnr i ih hk iccl lij v ti v " i r - . .
buv auvuv " . 11 I , . V. , QTIrt TT11 OTITV
it may not uc gicn. vi .DU
overland from imascus -; ' nave to take enough
and Dead sea. - ttepeawjr c- ,.i most merchants
. a ji li.'K niiDcnnns - t rum uci i dwovc. w c . . .
vmh nrun i i va
w'uvu ' . i-
1.1 moa
hours of continuous sps " w farming would be folly,
permitted to close, w tn a-r , " hagIne ace in
second lecture m r-.;' 0 " thnt ia inadeauate to aid it to
At thA close the audience , uwc a --00t nf
mnrh nleasure rrom
AJ-AUVU X'
numerous costumes
the paper near at hand and the strug
gle the editor is maKing to yrouu
a sheet that, after all, is yours the
M-nAiir nf vour town and the re-
xr -
InsSectln tne conlata a puinng udvertlsement of ooth salesman and using atUe of
" Se' saelU. your business "ad If not the medtcine I have prescribed In
state. ,
With best wishes, I am,
Very truly yours,
. Algen J. Barwick,
Chief Clerk.
' The dilieence of Chief of Police
few. days
the composer sat at the pfano. Tho
audience was made , up of tne lonx
maiden daughters of Mr. Jones, all
teachers In the Chicago public schoolss
who have, kept house for him for many
years, and several other relatives amS
friends. . :
As the player began to strum thr
melody of "Congress Street," Sir
Jones', favorite among the hymns oT
his own composition, the aged singer
took up the words almost as clear ana
t, DUt you Vttii lurc"""'' ! " wiiil T-rUi-m Q
be. better by turning the r. Mrs. ;rosey JS ronded as In. earlier years his Toice.
jl laj uuau, o
merchant
nuuicluUD. r ' i Ko-ht wnraA follv. The
fancy work Mrs. "ansi-L 1aS8 than fiee oer cent of . his
as souveuiiB - . ' ' , , nn advertisirie Is losing mon-
it the Lvrlc ' 1 ey and Is a Hying example of the old
new. piub4""! . " I - 7 -i
IUU119U.
who ! th
Yes, co-operation- is jusi as &uvu
he ran
. fPr I rVt t a
AV"e i . . - i in -
All . nf tne vauaeviiie. yci
prec --.tr"'!! -ta wfilrh
formers will put on- uc 1 TT
1 m tn hA.full7-uD.to the stand-
ard set. for the past, two nights. 3
cinning tomorrow night an entirely
new group, of performers -will .be
seen. ' " ;:." ""'r-
The fine new row " boats ; at Laurel
.rv . ai-A from. the famous, Mallins
oeopler-made of steel - and;..?r,f,.;..
Third, vou must lake ' space for. a
long enough time to give the adver
tisement, a chance. If you planted ;. a
piece of land with 'sed 'potatoes you
j - - o. rr t n d crn p.ii
recovereo. ; . manded:.One after another
articles were wuau;r- . rcDGrtoire of hls owa
fm.-vn.i- aa it is for Mrs. Jones, and.j der an old iog.oui-u - - itjona.- Then came another
rf- ix nhfaf TATTAT Afl T nfTIl UUU I -.- . .
to ujmk ui . w::: :Z 7 v w favnrite to the air oi n;va, naiuw
one of t3
when vou come
nAwsnaner is mere entitled to your i
ei lerrei-eu i.ixCxix rt f,o air nf "Eva.
-i-e immature age or tne two uu,. i -rr:. on
ousiness than you are to Mrs, Jones a few words the old
for. it has bigger interests at stake,, tbey we, e aUo wed 0:PO" j musicians voice faltered and he-to
and is probably doing more ior xne " rM.TTn the future to dead In a few minutes
vfn, a ion, enough oni wering-
piece of land witn.saea potatoes dujt . -- npT? to annrooriate to themselves wnatever
would.not digtoem ap at the end of time .in your " .!. may find lying around
two months, would you? No,, ;yoir fore,
would give ithem;. time; to produce a nna riirL r the 1 unriehtlr in the eyes ot the law.,
fPVoi it time to oroduce- ' one hundred ner centniethod of get-
ng.; results ..r i eann taVe -i -- ls
snace m your locai ue w syay v , r-TT ., , - -.t : . -. .,..,.
IMrs! John A.f . Elmore of ' Montgo-:
the v Wheeler.
Raleigh, July 10. John B. Carlylzi
for 23 years professor of Latin a
Wake Forest College died at his boirscv
aged?-53, For two years he presageo
over the state: convention. He wa
one.i?f the State's best know e2a
cators. : " '
Tisiting ner "v. -
lutly Saf. ?.;irtf ..
o. Hart ior a iew v