Thursday, llovember 11, 1000.
Tni AsnEviLLn gazstt2-itew3.
f
WANTS
It Is useless for anyone to U at
this office In an endeavor to find out
the names of advertisers. Those who
advertise under an Initial or nom de
plume do not wish their names to be
made publlo and they cannot be rtl
Tolsd at thla office. ,
HELP WANTED.
I MADE) $50,009 In five years In the
Vail Order Business and began with
only a few dollars. There are unu
sual opportunities for making mon
f cy today, and It Is not difficult to
i begin. If you have even small cap
j Ital and want to start a mall order
business of your own, send for my
- free booklet. It tells how to make
v money. Address, Publisher, 'The
Mall Order World, Box ISO, 'Lock
port, N. T. v tf.
WANTED Several boys to sell The
'Ashevllla Gasette-News. Mast ' be
hustler Apply at the Gasette
News office. 211-tf
WANTED An Industrious boy about
16 years old to make flres, sweep,
i and learn a good trade. Must not be
t afraid of work and must be "honest,
and able to read and write. Ad
dress In own handwriting,- "Hust
ler." care Gasette-News. . , tf
WANTED Two stenos. and - bkprs.
(men), $75.00. On lady steno. 160,
Three bright girls for tern, office
f work, $20.00. One girl, half-day-'
office work $3.00 per week. Also
wanted, young men and women to
enroll next Monday, November 15th
f and take a thorough course. Call
' ',n person. Ashevllle Business iCol
lege, opp. P. O., Henry 8. Shock
ley, principal. , ' 186-8t
FOE SALE.
FOR SALE: Valuable resident and
business property, with two stores
always rented, fronting 133 feet, on
I Charlotte street, at bargain, terms.
Owner none-resident. McKlsslck
Real Estate Co., Phone 682.
czzzsaiiaii. -
FOR SALE Home-builders attention!
Two lots at half value. Owner non
resident. Universal Security Com
pany. Paragon Building. 231-26t
ISILTMORE Wood and Lumber Yard
Machinery for sale. Yard for rent.
Portable Sawmill at Plsgah Forest
for sale cheap Two Remington
Typewriters for sale. Forest De
partment, Blltmore. 232-tf
FOR SALE A full . course scholar
: ship In the Emanuel Business Col
lege. Enquire at Gazette-News of
flee. , . tf
FOR SALE Rose comb and single
V tomb Rhode Island Red cockerels,
nice color and shape, healthy stock.
I Price from 31 to $10.. Carl H,
Messier, 162 Charlotte street, Ashe
villeC.:
tt
GRANTS NO. 24, the best remedy for
Cold and La Grippe. 25o at
.. Grant's Pharmacy. "tf
FOR SALE CHEAP Small fruit and
produce business, fine location,
Reason for selling, party leaving
state. Address P. O. Box 364,
, Ashevllle, N. C tf
FOR SALE Very attractive new
house, good locality, at a "bargain,
Investigate at once. ' H. F. Grant
Realty Co. , 221-tf,
TOR SALE Nice fresh eggs for In
vallds 40c a dosen. Grain fed thor
oughbred fowls. Crescent Poultry
Yards, 161 Charlotte street Phone
1018. 224-tf
FOR SALE Improved and unim
proved property In Ashevllle, Bllt
more and West Ashevllle. Prices
and terms to suit. Ingle. Reed and
Justice, Real Estate Agents, Revell
Bldg.. . phone 240. tf
FOR SALE A good horse and bug'
By. Owner wishes to change mode
of conveyance. Apply "X," Gazette
News office. 235-3t
FOR SALE One four-room cottage
and two room cabin, lot 100x200
Price $1250.00. Terms $200.00
down, balance $15.00 per month,
Marsteller ft Co. tf
- FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Four room house, un
furnished, on Hillside street half
block from Charlotte street car line.
Apply at 363 Hillside street 134-St
FOR RENT Storage space. Inquire
at The Ashevllle China Co. N.
Pack square. Phone 881.
FOR RENT NO.
Church street
leather.
4 Aston Place,
Write F. Btlks
223-tf
FOR RENT 6-roora house, unfur
nlihed Victoria road. $21.60. Forbes
Campbell. 13 Patton avenue.
ft,- . 132-tf.
FOR RENT 8 unfurnished . rooms
for light .housekeeping, $7.00 per
month. 14 South Spruce street
184-tf
FOR RENT Furnished 4 room cot'
tags, near ear line. $31 month.
U. P. Grant Realty Co. , tf
FOR RENT 1. I or t rooms, on first
or second floor, furnished for light
housekeeping. 18 Orady street,
Phone $3. 14$-tf
FOR RENT Nice living rooms for
young men, over Kress store, 'Pat
ton avenue. Apply room $, Harklns
Hulldlng. 813-tf
FUR ftkMT-. FurnUhad 1 room house
rinse In, $31 month., H, F. Grant
Realtv Co. tf
FOR ' BRNT . Runnv. connecting
rooms, furnished for housekeeping
on the first and second poors, witn
Ink and gas In kitchen. 36 8iaif.es
avenue. 326-lt
FOR RENT Furnished house of
rcnrri. close In, on car line. II. II
Llltrrll. Phone 670. 223-tf,
r T'r. furnished 6 -room
rt. $18.00
y If
FOR RENT 10 room home, barn
and garden at 1st N. Main. John
A. Ouffey, West Pack square, tf
FOR RENT 6 -room, modern t-
tags on cai line, f IS per month.
Marsteller s Co. v s ' I2l-tf
FDR RENT Furnished rooms; mod
ern conveniences;- on car line; tabid
board nearby. Address 348 Merrl
mon avenue, or 'phone 1116.
s ' - 131-tf.
BARBER 8HOP. FOR. RENT Fur
nished.' Applr- at Baker's Market,
838 West Haywood street 23G-3t
BOARDINO.
72 COLLEGE ?T. Excellent table.
nice, large,' sunny rooms, steam
heated, centrally located, all mod
ern conveniences. Rates reasonable.
Special rates to parties. Phone 852.
224-tf.
WANTED Table boarders at The
Haywood House. 127 Haywood
street. Good table at reasonable
rates. r 116-iw.
FLORIDA HOUSE 41 H South Main
street, entirely renovated, newly
furnished, new management. Rooms
50o a night. Special rates by the
weejt. 159-tf.
THE HOLLAND, K block from Pat-
ton avenue car; everything first
class. . Mrs. F. C. Roach, 40 North
French Broad avenue. 185-tf
ROCK LEDGE, (8 Haywood street 25
rooms thoroughly renovated, across
street from Auditorium, half block
from Battery Park hotel, no con
sumptives taken. Mrs. P. J. Cor
coran, prop.
BON AIR 66 Asheland avenue; sun
ny rooms; furnace heat; special
rates to winter . bparders; no con
sumptlvos taken. Mrs., J. L. Rich
and Miss Annie Boyce, Proprs. tf
WANTED.
WANTED Your notary public work.
Koom , Revell Bldg. Phone 240.
tf
WANTED Ladles' dyeing, cleaning
and repair work. J. H. McGlnness,
21 South Main street - 132-tr
WANTED Your notary pubilo work.
Phone (8. Jaa. W. Albright 66-tf
STENOGRAPHER Young lady with
inree years experience wants po
sition. Address "R," care this of
fice. : ' 231-61
WANTED Immediately, " 3 unfur
nished rooms (no light house
keeping) close In. Address E, Box
664, City. 226 tf
WANTED Stiff and soft hats to
clean, reband and reblock. Your
old hat made practically as good as
new at less than half the original
cost. Men's suits dyed; steam and
dry-cleaned; ladles', work a special
ty. J. C. Wllbar, on the Square,
phone I8V. .
POSITION. wanted by French-German
for children and chamber work,
good sewer. Address B 660, care
Gaxette-Newm. ; ; 286-3t
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISS MARGARET ATKINS Stencil
ing, pierced brass lessons, original
designs for braiding. Arts and
Crafts Studio. Phone 1337. 231-tf
WHAT are you paying for Hams? I
have the best variety on the market
at 17c per pound. Breakfast Bacon
21e per pound. G. D. Allison.
Phone 31. 234-6t.
BABY CARRIAGE AND GO-CART
TIRES All sizes from 35c to 75c
esch tire. Also enameling of run
ning gear and revarnlahlng wicker
work. J. M. Hearn & Co., Battery
Park Place. Phone 448.
MISS MARGARET ATKINS Scoro
and Place Cards to order, Wedding
Presents. Arts and Craft Studio,
Phone 1837. , 231-tf.
RUGS AND CARPETS CLEANED
By our cleaning machine In a thor
ough manner at reasonable cost
Phone 22$. Ashevllle Carpet House.
. 207-tf.
FOR Dry Cleaning and Pressing Phone
1248.- Eagle Street Pressing Club.
Membership $1.00 per month. -
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE In the re
pair business. Ws repair trunks,
umbrellas, keys fitted. J. Will Kes
terson. No. 47 W. College street
163-tt
8TRADLET A WILSON. Tailoring
Suits $14.00 to $40.00. Suits clean
ed and pressed lOo to $1.00. Three
months' membership,' $2.60. Phone
(64. 141-tf
NOW Is the Time to Prepare for Win
ter. Have us to install In rour
home a steam or hot water heating
plant and heat your house and save
on your coal bills. - Ball, Thrash 4k
Co., No. 7 East College . street
Phone f$6.
FOR FRE8H MEATS of all kinds
and good ' "old-time" sausage,
like your mother used to make, call
on Mallard Weaver, 172 Char
lotte street , , , tf
THERE are always reasons why a
vauvn nerson snou a tsxe a course
at the Ashevllle Business College
there are many reasons why YOU
should take a course now. Please
call and let us explain the advan
Upi of beginning a course NOW
CoUese odd. P. O. Henry 8. Shock
lev. principal. 233-6t
FOR RENT Furnished, T room mod
ern cottage with piano, $46.00.
FOR RENT Furnished. I room
'cottage, rlose In, modern, 345.00,
FOR RENT Furnished, II , room
house, modern. blocks of Square.
Price rlirnt -
The V7. M. Canaday Realty Co,
PI m ne 174. Onle Mil.
We will guarantee this leather to
out-wear any other made. Our work
Is 100 per cent superior to all others.
Our prtres are ft pr rnt. lower.
Our aljliity to turn out motk qui. ker
Is 600 p-r rent.
DCCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION
Cured by LydlaE.Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound
Paw Paw, Mich. M I goffered terri-
Diy from female ills,
Including Inflam
mation and conges
tion, for several
years. My doctor
said there was no
hope (or me but an
operation. I began
taking Lydia .
Pint-ham's Vegeta
ble compound, and
I can now say I ant
a wen woman."
kjia Dhaper.
Another Operation Avoided.
Chicago, 111. "I want women to
know what that wonderful medicine.
Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, has done for me. Two of the
best doctors In Chicago said I would
die if I did not have an operation, and
I never thought of teeing a well dav
again. I had a small tumor and female
troubles so that I suffered dav and
night A friend recommended Lydia
. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and it made me a well woman." Mrs.
Ax vena ePiBUKQ) 11 Langdon St,
unicago, iu. -Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from roots and herbs,
has proved to be the most successful
remedy foi curing the worst forms of
female uis, including displacements,
inflammation, fibroid tumors. Irregu
larities, periodic pains, backache, bear-
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges.
tion, and nervous prostration. It costs
but a trifle to try it and the result
nas peen wortn minions to man)
suuenug women.
Getting Information Out of Pa.
My pa, he didn't go to town
Last evening after tea,
liut got a book and settled down
As eomf'y as could be.
I'll tell you I was offul glad
To hnve my pa about
To answer all the things I had
Been tryln' to find out.
And so I asked him why the world
Is round, Instend of square.
And why the piggies' tails are curled
And why fish don't breathe air?
And why the moon don't hit a star.
And why the dark is black?
And Just how many birds there are,
And will the wind come back?
And why does water stay In wells.
And why do June bugs hum.
And what's the roar I hear In shells,
And when will Christmas come?
And why the grass Is always green
Iitstiiud-ot somutinuis blue,
Anil why a bean will grow a bean,
And not an apple, too?
And why a horse can't learn to moo.
And why a cow can't nelnh?
And do the fairies live on dew.
And what makes hair grow gray
And then my pa got up an', gee.
The offul words he said,
I hadn't done a thing, but he
Jest sent me off tobed. '
Trade Register,
The Pocket Nerve
Is the most sensitive In the human
body. Thla Is one nerve you will for.
get you hHV If you buy your optical
goods from us. '
Eyes Examined, Frames Fitted
Lenses Ground, and a complete line
of Optlral Goods. .
F. K. Gardner
Rye SnerlnllKt. Mniinfactnrliig Optician
Nog. 1-10-11 Drhumor Bldg.
Cor Church St.-and Patton Ave.
The Industrious Hen
An excellent monthly Journal de
voted to Poultry, and the dally Aslie-
vllle Gazette-News, will be sent to one
address for the following price:
Ashevllle Gasette-News three months
by mail, and Industrious Hen, one
year,
$1.25
Ashevllle Gszette-News, by carrier,
three months .and Industrious Hen
one year, by mail.
$1.50
Ashevllle Semi-Weekly Oasotta-Nows
and Industrious Hen one year for
$1.35.
TRIBUNE FARMER '
One of- the best agricultural week
ly papers published. The Tribune
Farmer one year and The Ashevllle
Gasette-News three months by mall
for $1.60, by carrier $1.75.
Semi-Weekly Gazette-News and
Tribune Farmer one year for $1.60
Cash must accompany the order In
every Instance. This offer Is for new
subscribers and for old ones paying
up.
Sample copies Of The Industrious
Hen and Tribune' Farmer may be seen
at The Oazette-Newa elflee, 4 N. Pack;
SQuare, Ashevllle. " ' ' ' -
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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S.'L0lfCGfil5IStVLRYVlR
A G0LDIII C?rOHTUNITY
t i ZZZ IT. -
' A new seven-room modern house,
good lot, fine view, .well located.
Will rent readily at 115.00 per mo.
Tries If taken at once 12SC0.00
t(S00 cash, bal. S2S. per mo. Act
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A FlGHTuiG EDITOR.
By MARTIN V. ANDREWS.
Copyright, 190. by American Press Asso-
cuUKn.j
Abner Church after serving an ap
prenticeship at selling a patent clothes
wringer to the farmers of New Ens-
land was selected to open one, of a
number of agencies abroad for the sale
of the same article. France was the
territory assigned htm, with Parts for
his headquarters. ' .
He had no sooner opened bis sales
room than he was called upon by the
representative of a Parts morning pa
per for an fad. Aboer told bltu that
be was not yet ready. The solicitor,
taking his reply for a refusal. Intimat
ed that if the paper didn't get the ad.
it would be to the disadvantage of the
enterprise. Abner replied tbat be came
from a laud where in Journalism the
advertising and the newspapers' opin
ions were kept , separate in other
words, where newspaper blackmail
was unknown. The journal was wel
come to "Ore sway."
The next morning an article appear
ed in the home columns of the paper
in question stating that all clothes
wringers, tore the articles wrung In
them and the Eureka sold by Abner
Church simply reduced them to rib
bons. Other such notices appeared at
Intervals and were copied by other pa
pers. Abner made up bis mind that
be most stop the slander ou his ma
chine or shut up shop and go home.
He called at the office of the Journal
that was blackmailing him and pro
tested. He was listened to politely by
the editor of the eome department and
when be had finished was referred to
M. Jules Cblcolet, another editor, who
he wns assured would take up the
case.
Abner found M. Chlcolct sitting tu a
study furnished a la I.ouls XVI. rend
ing a novel and smoking n cigarette.
He was fnnltlessly dressed In deep
black and wore tho ribbon of the Le
gion of Honor in his buttonhole.
Abner stated bis esse, to which tue
gentleman listened attentively and at
the end asked:
Do I understand, monsieur, that
you accuse our Journal of blackmailing
your'
"That's what It looks like."
"Then as a representative of the pa
per I have the honor to refer you to a
gentleman who will call upon you this
afternoon." -
Abner said tbat all be wanted was to
be let alone, but while be was talking
M. Chlcolct passed out of a rear door
and left blm standing alone. The
wringing machine agent went back to
his store to think the matter over.
While there a genteelly dressed French
man entered and said he came to ar
range an affair between M. Church and
M. Chlcolct. ... .
"I have no quarrel with M, Chlcolet,"
said Abner. "Vb the dickens Is M.
Chlcolet auji a a yT- ' v'
rardon! Monsieur, being an Ameri
can, does not understand. M. Cblcolet
Is the flehtlng editor of the paper."
"Writes up duels, you mean."
"No, monsieur; M. Chlcolct writes
nothing. It Is bis duty to give satis
faction to those who think they have
been Insulted by the Journal and to de
fend Its honor. 1 understand you hare
accused It of blackmailing you. You
must retract or flRhr."
"You tell the tichtlng editor that my
grandfather lost an arm on the south
ern side at Gettysburg, and we Church
es would rather die than lay down.
Tell him I'll fight him with rifles at
600 yards."
The visitor protested tbat such weap
ons were not used in Paris, to which
Abner replied that In America no one
fought with anything else, and he
would fight with the weapon he could
handle and none other. -
When the fighting editor received the
news that be must stand up against
an American rlile it occurred to Mm
that for that occasion at least be
would earn his salary. lie was a per
fect swordsman and a dead shot with
a pistol at short range, but bad never
fought with rides. Abner. who had all
the so called trickery of the Yankee as
well as the nguting proclivities of the
Georgian, bd sent him word tbat he'd
better make a will, since be jiroposcd
to aim straight at bis heart attl be bad
never missed anything in bis life with
a ride.
Jost after daylight one morning the
fighting editor drove up to a secluded
Spot lu the I ml de Uoulogne, slighted
with his nttcml.ints and waited for bis
antagonist Presently an automobile
appeared. On the roof was something
of a blsck hue snd oblong shape the
nature of which could not in the dim
light be detected. Abner slighted, and
tho porter of bis store removed the ar
i tlcle from the roof and carried It on to
the field. M. Cblcolet went up to It for
a look and saw a coffin, on the lid of
which was a silver plate bearing the
name "Jules Chlcolet Died Vtbat very
day.
M. Chlcolet sbnaaered. This gro
tesque Amerlcsn way of fighting threw
bins off bis balance, Abner stood near
the coffin, leaning on a long rifle and
looking at the man be Intended should
occupy it with a strange, diabolical
stare. One of the attendants, seeing
that the fighting editor was losing bis
nerve, asked if there was no hope of
an arrangement. Abner repnea tnai
the Journal most let him aloa. A con
ference was held between the seconds,
and It was greed tbat Abner should
withdraw bis charge of blackmailing
and the paper would publish so Item
la its home depsrtment especially com
mending the Eureka wringing ms
cblne. i ... i
Then the party drove to a cafe,
where they breakfasted together, while
the coffin was carried on the automo
bile to the undertaker's shop from
which It had been borrowed.
In the Ktyie.
"Kipling says that a womsn Is only
a woman, but a good clgsr I
smoke."
"Writ." woman is traveling In th
rU'it ilii pi'tion, li.in'n't you noticed
her .r, nt .rt'nlcli:i.i-'.iiie?" Wuh-
A Paris Hint
f 1
"l!'
immm
PtMtsl lff'ftgt) STf SBSWtSBBSS"
Flowing Silk Dinner Gown.
Itnllilliig n Reputation.
oung physlrituis In the smaller
towns have an 1W that npiienrlng
very busy will help them greatly In
stnrtlng n prnctlce. The following Is
told by n senator. Tr. Ondfrew of Ken
tucky. Or. Hunter had a enll the af
ternoon following the hanging out of
his shingle, and started through town
In his biiKKy at terride speed. A po
Ihvmnn stopping the enterprising phy
sician. "Doctor," ha snlrl, ".It Is ngnlnst the
city ordinance to drive nt the speed
you nre going. You must aqcompany
me to tho juilgo and pay your fine."
"What Is tho line?" Inquired the
doctor.
"Five dollars."
The doctor's hiind llcw to his pock
et. "Here's $10; I hnve. to come back
IJIIBt
Ma,
Just ns fust as I am going:" Success
ukiizIiio.
yACuro For
Consumption S
Dr. .1. liiurrat-e Hill Actually Cur
ing t'lUiHuinpllim, Itrtini IiIiIm,
t'aturrli, .Ntliinn, anil All
Tlirimt and Iiung
Troubles.
He .lmlly Kemlx A Trial 1acknge
.Miti I To lri)VO That K.veii The
YYtirMt t'nun of ('inioiiiiip
tinn Cun Ik- Villi My
Cunil iif Hone.
Jnckson, Mich., Specliil A rcmark-
iilile annouiicenicnt. Iiaseil on positive
proof, has been made by one of the
foremost specialists and physicians In
this country. Dr. J. Iiwrenco Hill.
K.veryone who has wenk lungs, Ca
tarrh of the Itronchlnl Tubes or t'a-
irrh In any form, Chronic itronchltls,
Asthma, Chronic Hacking Cough, loss
of flesh, Nluht Bwents, Hemor
rhages, soreness or pnln In tho chest
or under the shoulder blades, or any
ither deadly symptom of Consumption,
should semi for a trial package of lr.
Hill's New Kntlonnl ltemedy. This
treiitment quickly checks further pro
gress of the disease and produces new
resisting power, appetite, flesh nnn
giMid health. All throat and lung suf
ferers should fill out eoupon lieluw ami
send nt once for a trial pnekage which
tho doctor sends by mnll prepaid.
M''T1
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Tltlr. THFATMENT PACK
AfJK C'tU'POX.
Dr. 4. iJiwn nie lllll. tt27 . X
Hill Itnllilliig. Jackson. Mlcti. 4
I am suffering from throat 4
and lung trouble, so please
send me your large trial pack-
nse In plain, sealed wraper,
that I may try It and see for
mvs'-lf If It will do whnt you
-J. claim It will. I enclose 10c. tu fr
4. help pay for packing, etc., and
4 a an evidence that I am not 4
4. (.ending for the'trlni package
4, out of ime curiosity.
Name ....
4, 4
4 Address........
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If :Yc-j C:-:3
Veil a 00 G:d C::i c7 j
Deformity m Chroak)
RheiimsUim.
My remedy has actunlly cured m en and women seventy and eighty
years of age some were so decrepit that they could not even dress them
selves. To Introduce this great reme dy I Intend to give fifty thousand SO
cent boxes away, and every suffering reader of this paper IS1 courteously In
vited to write for one. No money Is asked for this CO cent box neither
now nor later, and If afterwards more Is wanted I will furnish It to suffer
ers at a low cost.- I found this reme dy by a fortunate chanee T'hlle an in
valid from rheumatism and sinre It .nred me. It has been a blessing to '
thousands of other persons. Don't lie skeptical, remember the first 60 cent
box Is absolutely free. This Is an In ternnl remedy which goes after the
en use of the trouble, and when the cause of rheumatism Is , removed,
have no fear of deformities, ftheuma tlsm In time will affect the heart, so
do not trifle with this merciless affile tion. - Address enclosing this adv.,
JOHN A. SMITH, 5610 Smith nidg., Milwaukee. Wis. .
STREET CAR SCHEDULE
ZUlicoa & Return
6, 6:15 a. m.
Riverside Park
Mbntford Ave. to
6:30 and every
Santee Street.
Tlennt. via 6 a. m. and every 16 minutes until 1:16; then ev-
, ; . ery 7 1-J minutes until 3: SO; then every 16 mln-
SOUthSlde Ave. utes tilt 11:00, last car.
Depot Via. 6:15, 6:9, an1 every 16 minutes until (
French Broad Av. Dvm- tnen very ,0 minyiM tin ii:oo.
Jajioj . :16. :46, 7, 7:0 a. m., then every 16 minutes
t till 11 p. ra.
Charlotte Street 7 m" 8 m -then very " mln-tlu 7:4t p- m-
Terminus 11:04 0'c,oc,l car txxn' throuin t0 Qo1' club-
Patton Ave. 8 m and every 15 mlnutc tin ii: p- m.
East Street $ a. m. and every 16 minutes till 11:00 p. m.
ftrnrn via ( a. m. and evry SO minutes till 11:00 last car.
Z. , . H:S0 to 8:00 p. m. and from 6:00 to 7:00 p. m.
MeiTimOn Ave. - a 15 minute schedule will be maintained.
... ' 6:15 a. m. and every 16 minutes till 8:10 p. m.
SUtmOre then every 60 minutes till 11:00, last car.
Sunday schedule differs In the following particulars:
Cars leave for Depot, both Southslde and French Broad, 1:16, 6:10,
a. m. Cur for Depot via Bouthside 7:00:, 7:30, 8:00 a. m. Nest regular
car for Depot leaves Square 8:46 both Southslde and French Uroad.
First car leaves Square for Charlotte street at 8:46.
First car leaves Square for IMverslde 8:30, next 8:46.
With the above exceptions, Sunday schedule, commences at 8 a. m,
and continues same as week days.
On evenings when entertainments are In progrnss at either Auditorium
or Opera House, the last trip on all lines will be from entertainment,
leaving Square at regular time and holding over at Auditorium or Opera
House,
Car leaves Squares to meet No. 1 S, night train, 10 minutes before
schedule or announced arrival.
SOITIIKHX ItAILWAY SCHEDULE, EFFECTIVE OCT. 4th, lOt,
ohedule figures published as lnf ormatlon and not guarantee!.
Kaetero Time.
ARRIVES FROM DEPARTS FOR
No. 7. from U Toxawa. .11. SO a.
No. I from Charleston ,.
No. 11 from New Tork....
No. 11 from Cincinnati.- ..
No. 13 from Charleston.
No, 18 from Murphy. .. ,.
No. 10 from Murphy .. ,.
No. II from Ooldsboro . . .
No. 86 from Washington ..
8:10
1:46
1:06
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.. 1:30
.. 6:60
No. 16 from Memphis
No. 101 from Bristol.
..10:88
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p. m.. except 9:07 and 10:07 which go to Boco
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m.Nn. for Lake Toxaway .3.10 p.m.
p.m. No. 10 for Charleston ..
p.m. No. 11 for Cincinnati.. .
p.m. No. 11 for New Tork. .
4:1 p.m.
8:06 p.m.
1:11 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
8:80 a-m.
3:86 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
1:40 am.
7:11 am.
p.m. No. 14 for Charleston . ,
p.m. No. 17 for Murphy
p.m. No. 16 for Murphy ....
p.m. No. II for Ooldsboro .
a.m. No. 16 for Memphis. ...
a.m. No, 86 for Washington .
p.m. No. 101 for Bristol
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