4
Thursday,' January 20, 1910.
m m v n 'i-'iinu i. uJiw-i
II b Melees for anyone to can at
this oBoe in en endeTor to And out
tb. name of advertisers. Thoee who
advertise wider an initial or nom de
njme do bo wish their aamce to be
paMIe an UT anno, be dl
Igei at thlf oflee.
' HELP WANTED. ;
"MADS $0,00 In aw years In the
Mail Order BualneM and began with
only a few dollar. There are unu-ual-opportunltlea
for making mon
ey todayf and It la not difficult to
betln. If you have even email cap
ital and want to start a mail order
business of your own, send for tay
free booklet. It telle how to make
money. Address. Publisher, The
Mall Order World, Box 1109. Lock
port. N. I. -
wanted A first elase lady solicitors
one who is a food talker and one
who can get the business; a perma
nent position to me ngni pany,
Akrons "Opportunity," care Qa-
-otto. News. tf
EOS SALE.
vita RALE A full course scholar
ship In the Emanuel Business Col
Enaulr at Gasette-News of-
GRANT'S NO. 14, the best remedy for
Cold and La Grippe. Ko at
nranfs Pharmacy. tf
j.-nlt SALE Four room house, at 61
l'hifer street. Address Mrs. I A.
Miller. Waynesville, N. C. 294-6t
vi tn SALE Good, sound wood, f
feet long or blocked. E. W. Pa;
ton, phone J75 or J31.-
288-26t
F'tll SALE Five Barred Plymouth
I lock Cockerels from Biltmore Es
tate Etfgs. 155 Chestnut street, or
;,none 1208. 290-tf
KHi'.S- FOR SALE From Ancona
li.ns, tho poultry laying while egRS
:ui' 4jc a dozen; no better winter
bivcrs; when you pet ready to set
In ns see me and my Anconas.
U;ilh E. Lee, 26 Flint St. 203-6
hi: SALE OR RENT My residence
in r' iir of Central Methodist church,
i ins, new, modern. B. T. Tiller,
N.irth Main street. tf
EOS RENT.
FOR sunny, connecting rooms, fur
nished for housekeeping, call at 18
Gnu!;- street, phone 889.
FOit RF.NT Three furnished Vooms
fur llKht housekeeping; no sickness;
Hunts, bath, sunny. 71 Woodfln
street. 291 eod of
FOR RENT I unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping, 17.00 per
month. 14 Bouth Spruoe street.
114-tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; mod
ern conveniences; on car line; table
bosra nearby. Address 148 Merrl
mon avenue, or 'phone 1111.
131-tf.
FUR RENT Furnished, four room
cottage, (21.00; eight room house
150: two apartments four rooms
each, 25.00; all modern. Boom 9
Revell Bldg. F. P. Ingle. Phone,
240.
FOR RENT Furnished cottage, 8
bedrooms, $25 month. Marsteller
4 Co.
FOR RENT 13-room house, unfur
nished, suitable for boarding house.
Water and sewer, located on Main
street tn Hendersonville. Address
Rox 28, ABhevtlle. 280-26t.
FOR RENT Two large connecting
rooms, furnished to suit 17 Vance
street. 180-tf.
FOR RENT Small cottage. Depot
wctlon, $14 month. , Marsteller &
Co.
I''"R RENT Three furnished rooms
with gns range and electric lights,
on lirst floor at 40 Haywood street.
293-tf.
FOR RENT 7-room house, furnish
ed. Charlotte street 840.00. Forbes
Campbell, U Patton avenue.
Phone 268. ,. . tf
1'OR RENT Furnished for house
keeping, two first floor, sunny room.-
with sink, raa and electrla llehL
26 Starnes avenue.
lI-tf
im RENT New 7 room house.
eastern exposure. Flint street, 26
month. H. F. Grant Realty Co.
; 187-tf
FOR RENT Very desirable T room
cottage, furnace heat between two
r lines, $25 month. H. F. Grant
Realty Co. ; -IST-tf
'FOR RENT Unfurnished, first floor.
Vance street, modern eonven
lences. Apply Fisher's Fruit store.
8. Main. 195-8t
EOAEDINQ.
"""a BELVTDERIB-.it Bpruce street
'uiM7 re-deeorated; steam
neat; hot and eold baths. Mrs. W.
- nrman, -
lll-tf
ROCK LEDGE. II Haywood street 15
moroughly renovated, across
jweet from Auditorium, half block
"""V ery park hotel, no con
""Wives taken, lira. p. J. Cor
oren. proa.
RAVENSCROFT-Elegantly furnish
iltv. um Private
baths, call bells, one block from
Postofflee; posRIyely no 'oonsurop-
t:L V.xo Pr W. E
- Church Bt . ITl-tf
If1 Asheland aTenue; sun
r.. J. . i rnrnaoe boat; special
.,Yl.. boarders; no eon
aid ui- Mr U ,ch
mm Annie Boyoa. Pro pre. tf
rt . .
nt Sid "Eia88Uny. well
ll.hV v!fl r.00m "rd or for
eanv... "P'. outh porches.
73 ' ,1"Pn out. Phone
20 aayton street . BS3-2Ct.
WANTS
WANTS:
WANTED.
WANTED Immediately,, art square
nf ttrmt nlB i , . . . ..
... vuus Munmy ln good condl
iton and reasonable. Address "M.
V.", car this office. ' 295-tf.
WANTED Furnished room In West
Chestnut stroot ..iaimi... m.i t
--. viviuuy, ABiepnuite
' . 293-3t.
WANTED Men who strive for neat-
personal appearance to
phone 889 and ask for membership
" Asnevnie Cleaning and
rressing club, $1 a month, 12.60
iot inree months. J. c. Wtlbar.
WAWTBD-. Ladler dyeing, cleaning
"Pr woric. J, H. McGlnness
Boutn Main street 182-tf
WANTED Tour notary public work.
x-uone is. jaa. W. Albright S6-tf
WANTED Clean cotton ran An.
piy to rressman, Gasette-News. tf
wAiNitu to purchase poplar mill
culls for cash. Biltmore Box' Fac
tory, Biltmore, N. C. 267-lm
WANTED A four or five room mod
ern cottage, by a desirable tenant;
no children. State particulars. Ad
dress "Desirable," care Gazette
News. 282-tf
WANTED A small cottage in city.
State size, location, terms, etc. Ad
dress Box 646, Ashevllle. 289-tf
WANTED Three heated furnished
rooms suitable for light housekeep
ing. Forbes & Campbell, G2 Pat
ton avenue. Phone 268. 286-tf
WANTED Oi. Iiarles A. Cyphers
Model Colony Coop. The Elk Moun
tain Poultry Form. Ashevllle, N.
C 294-3t
POSITION WANTED Experienced
nurse, speaks French and German,
for children and chamber work.
Good seamstress. Best references.
Sleep home. 660, Gazette-News.
' 295-3t
. MISCELLANEOUS.
UGH GRADE DKE.SS.VIAKINU Mrs
Norman, 29 Cherry Street 295-3t
BARBERS, BOOT BLACKS. Soft
Drink Men, Soda Fountain lien.
Porters, Restaurant Men, etc. We
have all sizes of Coats for you.
Ashevllle Barbers Supply Co., 23
North Main street. Telephone 432.
293-tf
MONET TO LOAN I am in a posi
tion to secure loans on city real
estate In sums of $500 to $2,600.
Chas. G. Lee, attorney, Battery
Park Bank Building.
287-tf
OUR TYPEWRITER REPAIR DE
PARTMENT Is now In charge of
an expert of many years' experi
ence with some of the largest type
writer houses In this country. All
work In this line will receive the
san class of workmanship as giv
en by the factory Itself. J. M.
Hearn Co., Battery Park Place.
Phone 448.
RDQB AND CARPETS CLEANS:
By our cleaning machine In a thor
ough manner at reasonable cost.
Phone $18. Ashevllle Carpet House.
, i r. MT-tf.
STRADLET ft WILSON. Tailoring
Suits $14.00 to $40.00. Suits clean
ed and pressed (Oo to $1.00. Three
months' membership, $1.(0. Phone
l4. 141-tf
NOTICE TO CHURCHES An exper
ienced male pipe organist wishes a
position; reasonable salary. Ad
dress X T Z, care Qasette-News.
291-tf
NOW Is the Time to Prepare for Win
ter. Have us to Install In vour
home a steam or hot water heating
plant and heat your house and save
on your coal bllla. Ball, Thrash A
Co., No. T Bast College street
Phone I9.
SOMETHING SPECIAL in Tin and
Enamel ware, stew and pans, at
The Ashevllle China Co., 6 North
Pack Square. Phone J 81.
ALLANSTAND COTTAGE- INDUS
TRIES removed. .to The Adelaide,
rooms 15-17, Haywood street, near
Patton avenue. 8t-f
. I -
FOUND Watch chain Tuesuay morn
ing. 'Owner call at this office, de
scribe property and pay for this ad
vertisement J94-2t.
FOR SALE
Two of the most choice lots on Hill
side for sale. Terms.
For sale pn Merrtmon avenue. Lot
100x200 a Bargain. Terms.
The Canaday Realty Co.,
Phone 74. " Oates Bldg.
WALTON & McLAIN
FURNITURE CO.
i -
Furniture and House
. Furnishlnga.
Phone 1515.
19 & Main St
IF YOU WANT A HOME
READ THIS.
$11.00 Cash down and $11.00 per
month and we can sell you a nice 8
room modern cottage, nice lot. Mer
rlmon Ave. Bee.
DONNAHOE A BLEDSOE,
Real Estate Agents.
dIium 44 Wm4 TnlMln
JOHNSON & TREXLER,
Sheet Metal Works.
"VVe do all kinds of Roofing,
Slate, Asbestos Slate, Metal
Shingles, Tin and Iron Roofing,
Gutter and Conductor Work.
Hot Air Furnaces." Steel Ceil
ing and Skylight Work a Spe
cialty.
Shop and office No. 7 South
Lexington Ave. 1'hone 6-0.
THE
SENT OS TRIAL TO PROVE IT.
Brooks' Appliance. The wonderful
new discovery. JThe above lustration
plainly shows what a few weeks' wear
ing of this new appliance will do. No
obnoxious springs or pads. Has Au
tomatic Atr Cushions. Binds and draws
the broken pnrtg together as you
would u broken limb. No salves. No
lies. Durable, cheap. " Pat. Sept. 10,
01. Sent on trial to prove it.
FItEK INFORMATION COUPON
C. E. Brooks, 2218 Brooks
Blclg., Marshall, Mich.
Please send me by mall In
plain wrapper your Book on
Rupture, measuring blank
and price list free of charge.
It Is understood that In case
I order later you will send on
.trial.
Name
4 Address
City State.
.T T T..T. ,T.,T.,T,rf -tt..t-.. .9.
WATSON'S
LADIES' CAFE AND CATERING CO.
11 Church St, Phone 1722.
Try the others, then try us and you
won't regret it. It's a trifle farther and
much better.
MMMMIeM00ttl0
The
f MARKETS i
tThe Leading Stocks on New
7 1. .. v.
iwft mviwugu mihmu our
l et Quotations.
New York.an. 20. The stock mar
ket had a feverish opening today, with
strong advances in the majority of
the list, caused by a rush to buy on
the part of uncovered shorts. There
was a renewed slump in Rocking and
Colorado,
The feverish tone of the first hour
whs ended when supporting measures
checked the reaction.
Announcement of the failure of spe
eiullsts In Hocking coal caused only a
slight tremor in the market. Prices
advanced again. afterwards. The
tone was strong at noon. Bonds were
Irregular.
Purchases were renewed on a large
scale especially for United States steel.
Railroad stocks generally made good
Showing. A number of specialties
which scored severe losses In the
morning also made large advances.
STOCKS.
United States Steel 82 H
Union Pacific 190
Reading 160
Southern Railway 30
84
192
162
30 V,
64
67
130
83
21
44
22
31
60
133
131
118
OS'
116
74
180
44
83
149
147
84
136
87
11
97
111
86
123
68
148
American Locomotive
Interliorough pfd 66
Southern Pacific 129 V4
Amalgamated Copper ... S3 V4
Interborough 21
Rock Island 40
Wabash
Erie 30 Vi
Wabash pfd 48
Pennsylvania 132
Atlantic Coast Line 129
Atchison 117H
American Smelting 92
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific ... . .
Colorado fuel & Iron . .
Chesapeake ft Ohio ....
.. i
, . 84
..142
..147
.. 8SV1
.133
Illinois Centml .,.
I,oulsviIle & Nashville..
National Lead ........
Northern Pacific
Mo. .Kans. & Tex...... .
New York Central i . . . ,
Norfolk & Western
People's Gas .. ... ...
Rock Island pfd ...
United States Steel pfd.
Southern Railway pfd.,
Ht. Paul ...
..121
'.'.u''
NEW YORK COTTON.
1 Open. Close
January . .. ... ... ..".11.90 13.83
March .. r.as.85 14.01
May 1 ... ... ....14.05 14.14
July ... . ...14.10 14.14
October ... ....12.(0 12.69
Spot 14.15. . , ; ...
Susan's Way.
Rlnce Susan went to cook In town,
She vows Ah try to hold her down;
She busies 'rouri' . 'bout ' wlmmin's
rights
En den she stays out late et nights;
En when Ah hint det home's her place
She frowns en says right to mah face:
"Man, yo' know Ah'm organliln'!"
Ah cla'h'.det gal she acts surprlsln.'
She organise de Suffrage Club
Det says we men ahud cook de grub;
She organize sum nddeh bosh
En hints det man shud labn to wash;
She organise de Freedom Lodge,
Ea all good husban's ties to dodge
De pans en brooms det cunxdeh way
Ef dey but hes a word to say.
So Ah stay home wld de Jims en de
Glnnlea,
En all de res' ob de pickaninnies,
f.n cook de meals en act de table
En scrub de pans out when Ah'm
able; .
ftweep de flo, en wash dc dishes.
While Sam peeps In
Wit a ten Inch grin:
HI wife she wash en Bam he fishes.
Victor A. Herman In New York Sun.
Sturt'i Budi ul Jnftt Conponi for
ill liter lid klJaty troulln. Relltm
ASHE VILLI GAZETTE-NIWf
ll C2 it C4li3CUt mUsUMM
: SIRES. AND SONS.
- Brand Whltlock, twice mayor of To-,
ledo, used to .be a Chicago reporter.
H. rauleu8 Sanuon, the new mluU
ter from Haiti to this country, wears
a Vandyke beard. .
Twenty years ago 3. P. Morgan, Jr..
began working as a shipping clerk
with Drexel, Morgan & Co. Later he
became executive bead of his father's
London house. '.
Otto Belt, brother of the lute South
African multimillionaire, Alfred Belt,
lias Increased the hitter's bequest of
$250,000 to 215,000 ($1,075,000) to pro
vide fellowships for medical research
lu memory of hU brother.
Se'nor Don BIglsmuudo Morety Prcn
dergnst, the' new prime minister of
Spain, Is part English, his mother hav
ing been a Miss Prendergast. He is a
very able politician, an extremely cul
tured man, speaks English fluently and
is an enthusiastic admirer of England
and English ideas.
Colonel Samuel Eugene Bliss of Chi
cago, president of the Sous of the
American- Revolution, is president of
the Metropolitan Trust aud Savings
bank . and is known throughout the
country as an enthusiastic hunter and
marksman. He was born at Jericho,
Vt., sixty-three Jears ago.
Edward Louis Neel has been iu
charge of the lights nt the French
Opera House lnw New Orleans since
the theater was opened In 1850. Dur
ing the fifty years of his service lie
has seen gas give way to electricity
and the Installation of a hundred in
genious devices In the system, which
was very simple at lirst.
Sporting Notes.
. Cleveland Is taking up quoit pitching.
Memphis may revive running horse
racing.
Cornell has 131 freshman crew can
didates. Montreal will have no lee horse rac
ing this winter.
Yale's new swimming pool holds 100,-
iXX) gallons of water.
Ottawa may have a professional
baseball team next season.
Gunner Hewitt, who won the nnny
and navy boxing championship lu
England recently, is looked on as a
good heavyweight.
John Lcmm, .the Swiss heavyweight
wrestler, who is now in this country,
is n man slightly under the average
height, but ho Is very stocky. lie
strips at 100 pounds and is tremen
dously muscled. He has a splendid
reputation abroad as a catch-as-catch-can
wrestler.
Birds In Winter.
Sparrows sometimes stand on lumps i
of snow till they freeze fast thereto.
Ths heron often niisiakes smooth,
clear ice for water nnd alights so hard
that it is stunned. 1.
The snipe, frequenting the marshes,
often wakes In (be morning to find
Itself frozen In th mud.
There is record of a flock of coots
sitting on the ice till their tails froze.
A farmer approached, aud the coots
flew away tailless, while the farmer
collected enough coot feathers for n
sofa pillow.
A group of robins In Gloucester once
went to bed wet. They awoke In the
morning with their wings frozen over
their tails aud tumbled, like scarlet
leaves down on the-. bead 'of a startled
plowboy. Philadelphia Bulletin.
Things Theatrical.
Lucy Weston 1ms been replaced In
"The Candy Shop'' by May Boley.
John Mason is to star under the man
agement of the Shuberts and Harrison
Grey Flake in a new play.
The cast of "The Arcadians" will In
clude Frank Moulin, Connie Edlss.
Julia Sanderson and Alfred Kappeliu.
Thomas Uadduway has made a bit
as the silly young son of Nolan, the
newspaper proprietor. In "The Fourth
Estate."
. Eleanor Robso.i has accepted a play
.written by a youug Kansas college
woman. The ploy is ono of college life
and la entitled "The Flirtation Frat."
Miss Robson will probably appear in
the play at the end of ber present tour
In "The Dawn of a Tomorrow."
' v Animal Tales.
A family of hairless squirrels have
made their borne lu the attic of a house
In Bowdolnham. Me. It Is said that
there is not a hair on them, and no
body seems to know the reason.
Nor. 22 an eagle got caught in a
No. 3 ateel trap at riymouth, Cal., and
carried the trap away with it Two
weeks afterward the eagle was killed
at Edgewood, 300 miles distant, with
the steel trap still clinging to Its leg.
Almon J. Rivers of Worcester, Mass.,
has a cat that wakes him up every
morning at S:45 as regularly ns an
alarm clock. The cat goes to its mas
ter's ' bed and scratches and meows
until the bead of the bouse Is awak
ened., v
' ' Short Stories.
Twenty-seven great reclamation proj
ect are sow under way la the United
SUtes. 1
There are no paupers In Ben la.
There la work there for everybody wbo
needs It.
Covering an area of 9,450 acres, the
largest hydraulic gold mine In tbe
world la In Trinity county, Cal.
Tbe curvature of the earth la seven
Inches per mile. On aucb a curvature
man sis feet blgb cannot be seen
from a distance of ten mile.
' TRUSTEITB SALE. '
Hy virtue of the power of sale con
tained In a certain deed of trust made
by U M. Reeves, , Rosa, Reeves and
Mollle I. Reeves, to the undersigned
trustee, dated July I, lo, and regis
tered In the office of the register of
deeds for Runcombe county, N. C, In
, buufc jOfmriKnes and deeds of trust
HOW TO CURE
RHEUMATISM
It Is An Internal Disease and Re
quires au Internal Remedy.
The cause of Rheumatism and kind
red diseases Is an excess of uric acid
In the blood. To cure this terrible
disease this acid must be expelled and
the system bo regulated that no more
acid will be formed in excessive quan
tities. Rheumatism is an Internal
disease and requires an internal rem
edy. Rubbing with Oils and Lini
ments will not cure, affords only tem
porary relief at best, causes vou to de
lay the proper treatment, and allows
the malady to get a firmer hold on
you. Liniments may ease the pain,
but they will no more cure Rheuma
tism than paint will change the fibre
of rotten wood.
Science has at last discovered a per
fect and complete cure, which Is cull
ed "Rheumaclde." Tested in hundreds
of cases, it haB effected the most mar
velous cures; we believe It will cure
you. Rheumaclde "gets at the Joints
from the Inside," sweeps the poisons
oue of the system, tones up the stom
ach, regulates the liver and kidneys
and makes you well all over. Rheu
maclde "strikes the root of the dis
ease and removes Its cause." This
splendid remedy Is sold by druggists
and dealers generally at SOc. and $1 a
bottle. In tablet form at 25c. and uOc
a package, by mall. Get a bottle to
day. Booklet free If you write to
Bobbltt Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
For sale by nit drutrelats. "
No. T at pae 33"., to which refer
ence is hereby made, ami default hav
ing been made In the payment of the
Indebtedness secured 'by said deed of
trust whereby the power of sale there
in contained has become operative,
the said undersigned trustee, will on
.Monday, the 21st ilny of 1'ehrunry.
1010, at 12 o'clock noon, sell at pub
lie auction, for rush, at the court
house door, In the city of Asheville,
county of liuneonibe nnd state of
Xorth Carolina, the following describ
ed lands and premises, situate, bins?
and being on the waters of Hominy
creek. In the county of liuncombe,
.V. adjoining lands of Vanderbilt,
J. A. Reeves. S. I,. Morgan and others,
and more particularly described as
follows:
FIRST TRACT: Containing two
hundred and eighty-six acres and be
ing lot No. 3, on a plat made by A.
II. Ktarnes, survi vor, duly recorded in
the office of the clerk of the Superior
court for liuncombe county, X. ('., in
minute docket of Special Proceedings
No. 7 at pages 30S and .109, to vhich
reference is hereby made for metes
and bounds, and being th.same lands
and premises allotted to L. M. Reeves
and his live heirs in partition pro
ceeding entitled Knoeh J. Morgan nnd
others ex parte as described in report
of commissioners in said proceeding,
which said report and description of
land is recorded in said book No. 7 of
Special Proceedings at pages 301 and
302, to which reference Is hereby
mad.
SKCOND TRACT: Containing sev
enty acres more or less and being 'the
ime land1: and premises conveyed to
Mattlc I. Reeves by J. W. Morgan by
deed dated March 1, 1892, and dub
recorded' in the office of the register
of deeds for Hum mbe county, N. '.
In deed book No. .v2 c.t page 92 et seo.
to which leftri nce is hereby made for
metes and bounds.
This January 20, 1910.
W. M. JACKSON,
Trustee.
Perfectly Unprejudiced.
Here the JifUge took a bund in ex
amining the venireman.
"You don't seem to understand the
tjuestlous uddi'essed to you by the at
torneys." he said. "What I hoy want
to kuow is whether you have formed
or expressed any opinion iu this case.
Thut is to say. have you told any
body whether or not you believe the
defendant (,""' o1' Ue crime charged
against him or have you said to uuy
body that you believe him Innocent:"
"Course not. .indue." answered the
venireman. "It al:i't necessary for me
to express no opinion about him. I've
knowe.l hlui for thirty years, hu' 1
know blame well be stole the cow."
"That will do. Mr. SUIIes. Vou may
'.stand aside. ' I'hp jio Tribune.
inn -era
I CASTOR OIL-POWDER I
I Stirs Un tr
TASTELESS Afm M AT I
imBojtu 0 DOB LESS
fwvw I
BCSV AND SArtST
I LAXATIVE KNOWN
Rooms for Rent
-AT-"
Y. M. C. A.
Steam Heated
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 20,
Special Engagement
MR. ELLIOTT DEXTER 1
In ' V
Edward IVple's Delightful Play
THE
Prince Chap
1 Year In London.
1 year In New York.
PRICES $1.50, 1.00, TVS 50c and
150. .
Reserved Reata now on sale at Mt
Cl.p8UUeBwy-Btore..
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Battery Park Hotel
ASUKVILLE, N. O.
OPEN THROUGH OCT THE TEAR,
Famous Everywhere,
THE MANOR
Albemarle Park Ashevllle. N C
An Eichuiw Iojl Oa Charlotte Street Car Line.
THE BON AIR i
LEADING COMMERCIAL AND TOURIST HOTEL OF
WAYNESV ILLE, N. C.
MRS. SALLIE E. CORY, Proprietress. .;,'
Open the Year Round. v
FRANKLIN HOTEL
Open all the year,
plentiful. Come on.
THE SWANNANOA
A STRICTLY HIGH GRADI f
Family and Transient Hotel
Rates $2.50 a day and upward. Frank Loughran, Owner and Prop.
COMMERCIAL TOURIST
The New Hotel Majestic
Hendersonville, N. C.
The traveling men's mountain home. Rates $2 per day and upwards.
America plan. Private and connect ing baths. C. L. BOYTE. Manager,,.
formerly with The Buford of Charlotte, N. C. Lloyd V). Lylcs, Clerk, for
merly or the Selwyn, Charlotte, N. C.
FLEMMING HOTEL,
C. P. MKACHAM, Manager,
Marlon, N. C.
Rates $1.50 per day. Recently re
painted inside and out, re-arranged,
thoroughly renovated, nnd otherwise
greatly Improved, makiug it one of
the best hotels along the line.
l ine Sample Rooms, Hot and Cold
Ruths, Electric Lights, and other
modern comforts and conveniences.
!Kree bus meets all trains.
Central Hotel
Canton, N. C.
D. M. SHOOK, Prop.
Rates $2 per day. Special rates by
week or month. Pree sample' rooms.
GET THE
WHEAT-HEART
HABIT
You will never regret it.
Hundreds of families have
used Wheat Hearts daily for
years. It is cheap, delicious
and nutritions.
Are You Looking
for a Position?
We can offer you good
Paying Employment
that you will enjoy and
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Addrut
Tbe Bntterick Publishing Co.
Butterlck Building. New York. N. V.
WEAVERVTLLE LINE
6C1IEDTJLE
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Pack Square
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Schedules same on Sunday except
the 6.80 and .10 a. m. trips are
omitted.
BATTERY PARK BANK
ASUKVILLE, If. C.
J. P. BAWTKR. President -'
T. C. COXK, 1st Vice President
E. SLUDKR, id Vice President
J. E. RANKIN. Cashier.
Capital ...... 1100,000.00
Surplus and Profits 1130,000.00
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS
Special attention given to collec
tions, four per cent tntertat peJd
oa time deposits.
There Is
Something
About our Glasses
that lends comfort
to every wearer.
Stylish, comfortable, and they
cure your eye troubles.
F. K. Gardner
Eye Specialist.
Manufacturing OplMan.
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PAGE SEVEN
BREVA RD, N. O.
The hunting season Is In full blast now. Game Is
T. W. WHITMIRE, Prop.
KCTCi.
HUROADWAV and 11TH STREET'
a JNfcV YUKX CITY.
within r.nsr Access cf cry Tolnt of
r. mlmm' walk of shcipplnr Dlmrirt."
io 1 ;:r fob : 1: si-Hit. of cmm. Com-
lunnuu Al lMuntnii'iuv. Coiirlivja Serf
lee urn! Ilon-.tili-e I'-nrrucndlji.-i.
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TabiJ C'nmo Krea::fs:;i Cc.
WRl.TAYLOnSiOOM.Inc.
HOTKI, M VltTtrHfK,
Richelieu Hotel
20 North irench Broad Ave. '
Up-to-date family hoteL
$7 to $15 per week.
Excellent table. Phone 1430
HOTEL ENTELLA
bryson crrY.
Headquarters for traveling men and
lumbermen. Rates $2 per day. Bpe-'
cial rates by the month. Bath room.
Free sample rooms. Railroad eating
house fronting Southern depot. Liv
ery tn connection.
W. W. ALMA WHEELER. Pro pre.
MONTFOED COTTAGE
I0S Montford Ave. Phone 1081
Elegant, home-like and refined.
Centrally located. Cuisine the beat.
Transients and table boarders ao
commodated.
MODERATE RATER.
The Catawba
OLD FORT, N. O.
L. B. MOORE. Proprietor.
Transient and Commercial Patron
age Solicited.
Hotel Gates
Hendersonville, N. 0.
rt-i.
Open Throughout the Year.
Commercial and Tourist
Rates $2.50 per day and up.
A. A. GATES, Prop.
flew Hotel Albert
Eleventh Street and University
Place, New York City.
- One block west of Broadway.
The only absolutely modern
fire proof transient hotel below
12nd street Location central,
yet quiet; 400 rooms, 100 with
bath, from f 1 per day upwards.
Excellent restaurant and cafe
attached. Prices moderate.
Send for Illustrated Guide
and Map of New York City.
BARGAINS IV UNREDEEMED
- ' PLEDGES.
Shot Guns, Rlnes and Pistols of all
makes and description, they are un
redeemed pledgee.
We rent shot funs and rifles by the
day or week. - '
Leather Goods and Trunks la Out
Specialty, ,,
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