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THE TIIIES :c most widely cif hied Weekly Pa- Headquarters for 1; " Job Printing That r in its Territory- j Attracts " v X - i . ..' . ' -. r xx V , . :, r bLUME&IV .IT--' . . HENDERSONVrijjE.,N.d,;; FRIDAY, XpRIL 1, 1910. ; ' . . I - V-" ' SZy ,Wr obbed Store; -; kid's store was robbed before t Tuesday morijing. A few atertwo colored men were l and charged with the of nd one of them has already Sed. The authorities believe W are in a fair way to, dis- ke origin of several robberies which have occurred here Watchman Connor dis the robbery about 4 o'clock, ed that the window of the las broken, and near the ! he saw a colored man who, r, got away before the night Ian rmilH idfiritifv him. Mr. ade a careful investigation, nntifipH Pnlipftmfin McCar- UVWV . Powers. The policemen, lig the search,found a man lier the store. Mr. Powers ered having seen a colored W the name of Will Frazier 5at same mandolin at the, fonday night. The police nt to Frazier's home and him; he claimed that he the mandolin with Ferman on. Hutcheson was found Veets and arrested; he ad he charge and implicated laying that he and Frazier en into the store about ;3 jck in the morning arid had arge number of goods and them in the woods the Wofford place. The nt there and found a pretty. tment, including six sacks orty or fifty cans, of sar- gth numerous to' mention. Frazier de-( nied having had any hand in the robDery. inexnai 01 uuuixueu woo set. for : 2 rx m. Thursday m the magistrates court. ' ; 1 ferow in Stren Washington Post ; " It is perfectly natural that there should be attacks upon a success ful administration, especially during the first year or two. Mr. Roosevelt was attacked, and so were m pre decessors. Men who lost in the election, were sore, and they did thier best to bring about a revul sion of public sentiment But it is one thing to make a noise over a local victory. ' and another- to change the opinions, of unllibnjs voters. Mr. Tafthas hreev reir more to serve, and a - steady effort on his part to carry out the party's promises will not be ignored by the masses. 7 He is not called lirjour M! placate tne nowiers. ne.can.anora to let them howl. Longy before the end of his term it wiil be found, we believe, that the tariff law is all that he claims it. to be-f rgfig , The big men in the democratic party will not be misled by . temporn ary victories or the semblance of such in off years. They, have seem such phenomena before. As Henry Watterson lays of the, faction of the House , democrats in4 defeatig Snonirpr flsmfmn- hft vir.torv . ITlflV p lbs of bacon, several be more, seeming than real":'The lard, a box of collars, two 3. and other articles too ; it democrats in" the House, very prop- (continued ' oiag5' ' OHNSTQN'S Special White Goods Sale Now On ide soft-finish Bleach ide fine white Cambric ide Curtain Swiss r lored Percales r - f ' " ide;white Cannon Cloth Nide' fine Percale i ; lite shirt-waist goods nish Chambray ?ure;Unen dress goods " ? ser white Lawn . ;t colored prints ide Embroidery ' iite mercerised waist goods lite Damask Napkins Mte Table Damask made Pillow Cases madeilarge; Sheets! ;? made Aproiil Vl t x rset Covers Corsets all sizes 2.r JUniNSlON t. ? "it 7 1-2 7 1-2 (t 71-2 m 10c . Y ''. A - lOct -X 5arid lbc' ' 25c and 50c 10c I 50c -10, 15,25c 25c SO and 75c , 321 Main St. rday April 2nd. we will- give our customers ollowing bargains. .J l z- www l r. touts p. Lew f Ladies Oxfords mmmnmmmm ". )yL09 Jl-50 Ladies Blucher low cut shoes ior Saturday ; 98c $225 Gun Metal Pumps k the very latest at'.; - $u $200 Patent leather Pumps made up to date at $1.25 LadieS OX' B!onH Plimna 'mrfnlo $3.00 value at $1.98 Ladies Tan Pumps ftpm',$1.48 on up Millinery We save you from 25 to 5b4 on on your Millinery. We invite your inspection. Our prices will please you e wis & son "The Undeselliotf Store" Agents for Standard Fashions G1EAT IMTE1EST fNGOOD KOADS 'A large attendance, great yenthus iasm and y instructive addresses characterised the good roads" meet ing s held here Wednesday. The meeting was called to order by May or Staton with an appopriate ad-f dress of welcome, and thenDrJ.H: Pratt explained- the object of tne gathering and took charge of te proceedings. It is hoped by Oct ober to have roads, located and grad ed and some of them surfaced, lor an1 "automobile tour to Knoxville from Charlotte via Asheville, from Spartanburg via Hehdersonville and Asheville, and from Greenville via bendersonville and Asheville. -t A G. S. Powell, G. H. Holmes, J. P. Kerr, Buncombe; Judge Pritchard, Madison; J. Y. Hamrick, 'Cleveland; J. E. Shipman, Polk; J. N. Nash, Spartanburg, J. J. Marshall, Green ville; R. W. Vincent, Mecklenburg; G. W. Parks, Knoxville. Resolutions were adopted endors ing the construction of the proposed highways, endorsing the automobile tours proposed, recommending the use of convicts for road construction, recommending that the states con cerned appopriate at least $250,000 for roads' under certain conditions, and requesting national aid in the work. ed in red paint each section of the road as the'delegates promised that it would- be constructed. Among the speakers were W. A.? Smith, Gr W. Connor, S. V. Pickens, Henderson'; J. H. Caine, C. P. Ambler map wal displayed, and on it mark-1 Throughout the day the town was full of delegates and the streets were full of automobiles. Asheville sent a Relegation of 75 in 23 auto mobiles. Interest and enthusiam were manifested on all sides. The good roads mdvement is here to stay. m all tor E eetion Call forTown election. ; Mayors Office Hendersonville, N. C. I By order of the Board o commis sioners.of the town of Henderson ville anlelectiont is'jOrered 'to be helH in the Town of. .Hendersonville on 'the 1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in May 1910, to wit:: on the airbt day of May 1910, at thTown hall, for! the purpose of Meeting three Commissioners to succeed JJ (X Morrow. J. O. Williams and E. Q. R0S3' whose term of office ' then ! ex-pirls- - - ' . , I It is frrther ordered dy the Board tM notice of this election andr the tune and plage-, the, jsame w Is tp .be held be published m the ? town papers ariheijrlali. 1 1 ' lit is further ordered that W. G. Guliick be and is hereby appointed a registrar to have charge of and reye the registration books so that thefsame shall 7snow an accurate list of the electors who shall be 'en- tMM to:. vote, at .tHeid: eleeUwhtAlhad 'a;'trong plea for regu- tne time and place as set forth' lar attendance : If you can t send abova ed by law. It is further ordered by the Board that the ballot upon which the names of candidates shall be print ed shall 2x2 inches on white paper without device, mutilation or orna mentation. By order of the Board this 21st day of March 1910. R. H. Staton, Mayor " J. TK Davis, Secretary. ' School ,. jThe closing entertainment of the Flat Rock graded school was a great Uccess. There was a very well be haved crowd .which filled the hall till"' all the standing room was tak- V en. There were two plays, a drill, pantomimes, mbtion songs, recita tions,;and selections by the orches tra, whichf, in tfie opinion of even the most fastidious merited approv al. S k ' 'Kl X H In addition to these features were tvyo speeches. one, brief and point ed, " by k-County Superintendent Shi. tle, and the other; a little longer but also very pointed, by 4 Prof. David H. Klein. ,. ; The latter among other fit is further ordered by the Board that W. C. Stradley and J. A. Fletch er be and they are:hereby appointed Judges to hold and conduct said el ection together with" said registrar ana 10 ma&e aue returns inereoi as rexuired by law. It is further ordered that notice of their appointment as registrar and judges for said election , be serv; ed upon the said WC G.: Guliick; Vt: Qr Stradley and J. A. Fletcher, by your children all the term, don't send .them-two days- a. week or three days a week, send them five days a week. If you cant send them only, fifty, days, .in the year, choose fifty; successive days." 1 ' "Upside down" certainly was well received. Six children, with just tneir heads showing behind a cur tain, recite a little verse and stoop "down after each chorus. Then sud denly up come six " pairs of shoes. To all appearances the children are the sheriff of IJenjierson .County .or standing , on their heads, but the his duly qualified deputy as requir- j " " (Continued on'page 4) atiuirdayS ,;x . - ' - ' . The republican convention of the s Tenth district, of North Carolina will be held ; at Asheville Saturday, April 2 AH loyal republicans who tan possibly ; attend re purged to do so. : The occasion will be one of much more than ordin ary interest V Those who attend will have the hearing addresses byi the following eminent r republicans 4 r Hon; Duncan E. McICinley, representative from the Second district of California; j :' ? K r : . , ,Hon. Adna Johnson, representative: from; the v Tenth district of Ohio; : : T y'Ji- Hon.: John G. Grant, representative from the Tenth 1 'district of North Carolina. ' I ,-V.," A New Development Growth of Strange Theories about the Object and Mean ing of the Strjeet Sprinkler In national politics there is talk of making the steam roller an issue. In local politics, however, it is not the steam roller but the street sprinkler. That extraordinarily beautiful (and somewhat expensive) article was procured for the town by certain prosaic persons who had an old fashioned notion that it was to be used in sprinkling our streets to abate the dust nuisance. But, a new school of politics, we might al most say a new cult in religion, has arisen; and the devotees of this "new thought" regard the street sprinkler not as an article of use but an object of veneration, a thing to be cherished and placed under a glass and gazed upon with reverent ad miration. A well known politician called a1 this office a day or two ago and spoke about this new development He said that old party lines threat ened to sink into insignificance in comparison with the new al ignment. The hew lines are being tightly drawn, he said; on one side are the utilitarians, who believe that a street sprinkler is merely a machine with which to sprinkle the streets and that there is no sense in having it unless you use it; on the other side arc those who regard it an object of beauty which must at all-hazards' be" protected 7roni the desecrating - hands of those who would profane it by putting it to any useful service. Let no speck of dust come near it; let no tan or freckles mar its mystic beauty. It is said that the' aldermen, as well as the rest of the citizens, are sharply devided into two opposing camps on this question. The mat- ter will undoubtedly t figure "in the election : whfchistoe i pulled off f on the tetTuesdactor;.the first r Monaay4in itsyS0? :rx, ' By the way haVe I you paid r your poll tax? ;x: .X - 4 OCT . 'a x: -:. for?eehdm 6 p.mv tar 29 yx;- :!ix ."2. a S otr i fa Mar 23 76 -41 58 66 v sv ctr 2t 77 89 58 67 BWpc 25 89 46 63 72 w dr 23 73 46 60 63 w pc YJ 8t s,37 59 63 w olr 28 82 41 62 77 sw " clr 29 81 46 64 70 w' clr Max- -82 Min 37 Mean max. 79 Mean Min 42 Mean 60 Prdotp'a ' 0 . P.'s At 3:30 o'clock next Sunday after noon at St. James churchey. R.N. Willcox will preach the annual ser mon to the Knights of Pythias. Last Callv lorrTPaes All parties not paid will be adver tised April 7, 1910, if not paidV' - ' this means you, ' . . ,V. C. V. Shepherd,. ) " Tax Collector W rem v,XX - ....... .... V- . -'at '' Oiir new 'seeds Jiave been ReceivedV-W haue " ' almost any variety you wish andv will guarantee v-r;- the quality of every kind to be true to name ' and to germinate. ': . - , " DON'T SEND OFF FOR TO SEED - - -tip- We can sell theirn to you in any quantity and ' often Save You Money on them. ON I ON Sets CABBAGE Plants GLOVER and Grass SEEDS IRISH POTATOES. ,. jj-y UNTER'S JJ. : HARM AC Y usltis ..." armaeu - . - X - s Always Have, tlie , Best , of -Everything in the The jDrua Store" on the , Corner i 1 1 ft Ml I i I 's"X ii$X X r .X 1 - I f - f ' s xw
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