Friday, June 3, 1910.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE NEWS.
PAGE SEVElf
WANTS
IT la useless for anyone to call at
this office in an endeavor to' find out
the name of advertiser. Those who
advertise under an Initial or nom de
plume do not wish their names to be
inade public, and they cannot be di
vulged at this office.
"HELP WANTED.
I MADE $60,000 in five years in the
Mall Order Business and began with
only a few dollars. There are unur
sual opportunities for making mon
ey today, and It is not difficult to
begin. If you have even a small cap
ital and want to start a mall order
business of your own, send for my
free booklet It tells how to make
money. Address, Publisher, The
Mall Order World, Box 1609, Lock
port, N. T.
CjQAR SALESMEN WANTED Ex
perience unnecessary. Bell our
brands to the retail trade. Big pay.
Write for full particulars at once.
Globe Cigar Co., Cleveland, O.
16-100t.
WANTED A lady not over 30 nor
under 20 years old to call on house
wives in Ashevllle in interest of
ridden Sun Coffee. Can see you
Saturday eve. Address A. D.
HiiKheB, City. 8-2t
FOR SALE.
8F.VF.RAL VEHICLES of the Lasater
bankrupt stock for sale at Patton &
Sllkeleather's stables. tf
FOR SALE A fuH course scholar
ship In the Emanuel Business Col
lege. Enquire at Oaiette-Newa of
fice, tf
FOR SALE New 7-room house close
n, all modern Improvements, $2600.
Forbes & Campbell, 62 Patton ave
nue. Phone 268. 97-tf
FOR SALE 60,000 feet galvanized
pipe as follows, per hundred feet:
V4 In. $4.00, K in. $4.60, 1 In. $6.60,
14 In. $9.fSP, ltt In. $10.90, 2 In.
$14.50. Ball, Thrash tc Co., No. 7
and 9 East College street, Ashevllle,
N. C.
FOR SALE Four "No. 1" desirable
building lots In Canton, N. C. This
property enhancing In value every
day. Apply to Jeffress ft Co., Can
tou, N. C. Sl-tf.
FOR SALE 100,000 ft. new black
and galvanized pipe. Send us your
Inquiries and orders, and receive
the advantage of very low prices.
Largest stock of Mill Supplies in
western Carolina. Saws, Belting,
Pulleys, Shafting, Hangers, Pack
ings, Hose, Pipe Fitters' and Ma
chinists' Tools. Ashevllle Supply ft
Foundry Co., Market and Eagle
Streets. 'Phone 166. tf
FOR SALE 12 two room cottages,
12 vacant lots, for $8000. F. P.
Ingle, room , Revell Bldg. 77-tf
FOR SALE First class horse and
buggy at bargain. Apply 43 Patton
avenue. 95-tf
FOR SALE One lot, very near an
acre, 10 room house, all modern
conveniences, at Grove Park, 392
Charlotte, at a bargain. Phone 350
or call at 392 Charlotte St. 96-tf
i-OR SALE An upright piano In
Rood condition, good hargaln, par
ties leaving town. Phone 1448.
98-3t
FOR SAI.K A lot In good location at
a big bargain; terms. Address C.
Merrill. Hex 164.
WANTED.
WANTED Ladies' Dyeing, cleaning
and repair work. J. H. McQinness,
21 South Main street 132-tf
WANTED TO BUTA econd-hand
Camera, kodak or Brownie. Carl
ton W. Capell, at this office, tf
WANTED Position as a traveling
salesman. Been two years on the
road. For reference apply at Ashe
vllle Qaaette-News office. Address
"H." care Gaiette-News. It-tf
WANTED Your Notary publlo work.
Phone . Jas. W. Albright 86-tf
PATENTS procured, also sold on
commission Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange, Jenifer
Building, Washington, D. C. sS-tf
WANTED A few piano pupils, es
pecinlly beginners, after June 10;
very moderate terms. Miss Viola
Ownbey, No. a Merrlmon Place.
. 8l-26t
WANTED A few boarders in quiet
private family. Ten minutes walk
from Blltmors car line. Beautifully
located, with all modern conven
iences. Phons 1168.. ., 81-361
WANTED You to see our "Royal
Brown" Postals something new.
Hlggason Studio, Llndsey's old
stand, over the Qayety theater.
.! -,'.. 4 j7-tf.
WANTED Gentlemen with knowl
edge of One tailoring and all wool
fabrics to examine my line of im
ported and domestic woolens and
get measured for suit today. Tail
oring will be of the highest grade or
money not mine. J. C. Wllbar. fine
tailoring, on the Square. Phone 889.
POR RENT.
ma NICEST Furnished Rooms In
Ashevllle for light housekeeping;
Sink In kltchln. tu and alactrlr
lights, it Btarnes avenue.
tf
POR RENT Four furnished room
for light housekeeping. Will rent
singly if desired. Modern conven
iences. Three doors from Montford
avenue car line. Rent reasonable
Mrs. G. M. Mathls, SI Bearden ave.
nu. Il-tt
'OR RENT room ottage near la.
all modern conveniences, fine gar
den, lias not been' occupied by
SnV ntim stf.k f, a nr.lbk. .carl
WANTS
FOR RENT Wfth board," a desirable
' suite with bath, at the Carralton,
79 Asheland avenue. 86-tf
FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping;
well ventilated; modern conveni
ences. Apply at Palais Royal Co..
S South Main street tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, single
or light housekeeping, block
from Auditorium. (6 Haywood
street v 78-tf
FOR RENT Very desirable offices
and sleeping rooms in Library
building,' every convenience. D. S.
Watson, Agt 67-eod-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
WIRE AND IRON FENCING Now
is the time to get your fences built
so as to avoid the spring and sum
mer rush. Office in Oates building,
first floor. Phone 818. M. A.
Creasman & Son. 20-tf.
SPECIAL A 100-pIece Dinner Set
for $12.50, at The Ashevllle China
Co., 6 N. Pack Sq. Phone 381. tf
RUGS AND CARPETS CLEANED
By our cleaning machine in a thor
ough manner at reasonable cost
Phone 228. Ashevllle Carpet House.
270-tf
OFFICE ROOMS Three nice con
necting office rooms for rent. Sec
ond floor over Kress' store. Light,
heat, water and janitor service. See
T. J. Harklns. 75-tf
H. D. DAVIS & CO., Painters. No. 39
South Main street. Phone 695. Do
kalsomlnlng, paper hanging and all
kinds of painting. 78-lm
DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA, and
other states free on request. F. B
Fuller, Qoldfleld, Nevada. 80-lm
ALL KINDS HAIR GOODS, made
from combings; braids, switches,
puffs, curls, etc, reasonable prices.
Emma Hurdz, 37 Seney street
Phone 1117. 83-26t
HAVE you a camera or kodak you do
not have any use for and want to
sell? See Carlton W. Capell, at the
Gazette-News. tf
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES make good
everywhere; the strongest, fastest
and most economical motorcycle In
the world. Let us show you. J. M.
Hearn ft Co., Battery Park Place.
Phone 448.
IIATTIE FOX, Fortune Teller, cor
ner Woodfln St. and Central Ave.,
up stairs. Can change your luck.
Tells the truth always. 94-6t
1
LOW COST INSURANCE Join the
Woodmen of the World. Spe
cial S0-day rate. Class Initiation
$2.00. For application blanks sec
G. L. Herman, Clerk, 37 South Lib
erty street, or at The Inland Press.
,', -t --'!...- . i .97-26t
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING Four
teen years' experience repairing all
mnkes of typewriters, together with
the largest and best equipped re
pair shop In the state, surely places
us In the "know how" class. Parts
for all standard make of machines,
ribbons and carbon papers. J. M.
Hearn & Co., Battery Park Place,
Phone 448.
BOARDING.
ROCK LEDGE, 68 Haywood street, 18
' rooms thoroughly renovated, across
street from Auditorium, half block
from Battery Park hotel, no con
sumptives taken. Mrs. P. J. Cor
ooraa, prop.
BON AIR, t( Asheland avenue, close
to center of city, on car line, ex
cellent table. Rates 88.00 to 818 00
per week. No consumptives taken
Mrs. J. L. Rich and Miss Boyce,
proprs. 81-tf.
WANTED Boarders at 46 N. French
Broad avenue. Special rates to per
manent people and table boarders.
Mrs. W. K. Merrick. 93-26t
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED
Egg from prize winning atock
SS.00 letting. Eggs from br 1 to
lay atock $1.60 a setting. Agent
for Chaa. K. Cyphers, Prairie State
and Mandy Lee Incubators, Brood
ers and Universal Hover, "Kant
Klog" Sprayers. Crescent Poultry
Tarda, 111 Charlotte Street. Pbona
lOlt. . , . tf
MT BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
are money makers; they are equal
ed by few, excelled by none; you
can win In hot competition If you
buy ergs of me. E. R. Frady, R.
F. IX No. I, Ashevllle. N. C
MtmUMMHMIMIIIH
I have just accepted the
agency for
Gillie's
FINEST OBTAINABLE
Coffees
I will be glad to have X
the old . customers for X
this coffee call phone 31. X
G.D. Allison !
Nos. 217 and 219 Merri-
' mon Avenue.
MMM IIIMMMMi
. FOR RENT.
- Unfurnished, a fine modern board
ing house, steam heated. On car. line,
14 rooms. One of the best . In the
city. - ' '.v
The Canaday Realty Co.,
rhoua 7. , , Oatee Bldg.
1 THE JJLRKETS 1
The Leading Stocks on New
. York Exchange Cotton
A Market Quotations.
tfttKXKtKltKXKt
New York, June . Higher London
prices this morning brought response
in the opening here, where advances
were general. Trading was moder
ately active. The tone was much
quieter than for several days. ,'
The stock market was narrower
than on previous days, and more sub
ject to the operations of the profes
sionals. Before noon declines became
somewhat precipitated. Bonds easy.
Another wave of liquidation swept
over the market, under which prices
crumbled away In a sensational man
ner. Union Pacific. Reading and
United States Steel fell precipitatedly
and the whole market was without
support.
The market became rather demoral
ized and losses of three points and
upwards were numerous.
STOCKS.
Open. Close.
U. S. Steel 79 and 79 76
Union Pac, ex div 175 168
Reading 155 156
Amalgamated Copper ... 67 63
Atlantic Coast Line 117
Southern Railway 26 25
Southern Railway pfd... 61 59
St. Paul 129 126
Southern Pacific 121 117
Erie 26 25
Pennsylvania 131 129
American Smelting 76 73
Rnltimore & Ohio 112 111
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 74 76
Canadian Pacific 196 193
Gt. Northern pfd . 131 128
Illinois Central 130
Louisville & Nashville
N. Y. Central 116
139
113
115
65
U. S. Steel pfd 116
Missouri Pacific 67
Atchison .'104
102
National I .end 74
72
34
Colorado Fuel & Iron ... 35
Chesapeake & Ohio . 83
80
38
Mo., Kans. & Tex 39
Norfolk & Western 100
98
Rock Island 41
Rock Isltind pfd 86
39
85
Wabash 18
Wabash pfd 42 40
American Locomotive 40
People s Gas 103
Northern Pacific 126 122 Ti
NEW YORK COTTON.
Open. Close.
July 14.54 14.79
August 14.06 14.38
September 13.02 13.17
October 12.36 12.37
December 12.20 12.20
Spot 14.90.
A Dentist's Epitaph.
Epitaphs are often grim, but seldom
grimmer tbau the following humorous
couplet ou a dentist's grave:
8tranger, approach this tomb with grav
ity; John Brown 1b tilling his last cavity.
London Globe.
Lav.ttar and ftcta
I. in !':
It is Written
That laundry work done the
Nichols-Way
Is best In Ashevllle and the
praise is well merited. We
wash and iron the daintiest lin
ens In a most careful manner,
and without injury.
A first visit
make you our
tomcr.
package
regular
will
cus-
Asheville Laundry.
J. A. NICHOLS. Manager
PHONE 95.
FOR SALE.
Second hand 1 email cook stock,
1' 1900 washer, 1 garden fork, 1
wheelbarrow, 1 t gal. Oil can, 1 axe.
1 electric iron, 1 Zonophone and rec
ords, etc. All half price.
B. T. TILLER,
13 N. Main St.
FINE CABINET WORE.
We have recently added new and
up-to-date machinery which will en
able ua to do more and better work
In our cabinet department. We make
a specialty of reflnlshlng all klnda of
Hardwood. - - -
. HAVNER & KISER,
- The Old Time Furniture Shop, .
No. 6T N. Main St. Plione 1071.
Livery at
i Weaverville
For my friend, the drummer, take
car to Weaverville and get Hauk or
Buggy from me for your trips. My
table endorsed by U. C, t.'s and T
P. A.'s. - Located opposite depot
Phone JC and- engage teams..
, ., W. BI. REAGAN,
. ' i . .Weaverville, N. &
GOOD INVESTMENTS
-.-. 8ee them. - '
7- rofem new Modem. Hiuse,..,.$)lT00
t-room new Modern House. .. ..$1800
t-room new Modern House 12300
8 - room new Modern House, Orange
stru.t... 00
S-room Modern Cottage, new ..$2200
All these placea well located. Pe
them for bargalna . '
DONNAHOE & BLEDSOE
Real Estate.
Phone , Bead BWg.
ATHLETICS LOSE
10 MQUNTfllNEERS
A Good Sized Crowd, Notwithstanding
the Unfavorable Weather, Witness
ed Game Score 7 to 4.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather conditions yesterday after
noon a crowd of between 200 and 300
witnessed the ball game between the
Mountaineers" and Ashevllle Ath
letics at Riverside park when the
Mountaineers" took their opponents
into camp by a score of 7 to 4. This
score came as a bit of surprise to
those witnessing the game. For the
first six innings it looked as though
the Athletics had things all their own
way. They smashed the ball over the
diamond and the outer garden and
piled up four' runs while the "Moun
taineers," hitting the ball rather free
ly, were unable to score more than
two runs in the six Innings. In the
seventh the "Mountaineers" made an
other tally but tnen the score was
against them by one run. The eighth
resulted in a goose-egg for the Ath
letics while the "Mountaineers" don
ned their batting clothes and drove
the horsehlde Into the far gardens
for one and two bases and piled up
a total of four runs, giving them the
game by a score of 7 to 4, the Ath
letics in the ninth being unable to
add to their four runs.
The line-up for the two teams was
as follows:
Athletics: Ed. Brown, lh., Crisp,
of., Gudger, p., Mcl.ain, c, Hllf, ss.
Allport, If., H. Brown, 2h., Orr, 3b.,
Coleman, rf.
Mountaineers: Johnson, lb., Holt,
3b, Gilmore, c, Woodward, If.,
Thrasher, cf., Hunter, ss., Burnett, rf.,
Watson and Spry, 2b., AVIllet, p.
The score by innings was as fol
lows: R. H. E.
Athletics ... 103 000 0004 7 6
Mountaineers . 100 001 14x 7 6 1
Struck out: By Willet 5, by Gudger
5. Two-base hits: Gudger, McLnln.
Johnson and Thrasher. Double plays,
Orr to Ed Brown; Hill to Kd Brown.
First base on balls: Off Willet 0; Gud
ger 3.
REAOSJLL RIGHT
The Postoffice Receipts and Other Evi
dences Show That Last Month Was
Asheville's Beat May.
' T
Asheville's trade barometer the re
ceipts at the postoffice shows thiit
liuHintss conditions In the city are im
proving steadily. During May, 1910,
the receipts from the sale of slumps
and stamped envelopes, a':d newspa
per postage, amounted to (6429.30,
while the preceding May the sales
were $5319.16, making an Increase of
(1110.14. or a gain of 20.8 per cent.
The pust May was by far the best In
the history of the local office. All
records for sale of stamps in one day
was broken Tuesday when the sales
amounted to $876.
The Glen Rock station, near the
passenger depot, which was estab
lished about six months ago, is show
ing up splendidly and more than
paying the expense of operation. H
is a great convenience to the busi
ness houses In that section and a num
ber of residents especially In receiv
ing and dispatching mail.
In this connection It may he noted
that the past May was by far the best
May from a business standpoint per
haps the city has ever had. For al
most three weeks there was a large
crowd of Methodists here attending
the general conference of the Metho
dist church and it Is estimated that
they spent more than $200,000 while
here. June is starting off splendidly
and should also he a record breaker.
DAY TO BE SUNDAY. JULY 3
i . V -
It Ir Expected Attendance' at the First
Baptist Sunday School That Day
Will Be 1200.
Recently the First Baptist church
Kunrtuy school Inaugurated "overflow
day" when the 1000 mark was aet for
attendance. The day was a great
success: men and women, children
and infants in arms were present and
the total attendance figured up more
than 1000.
Now the Sunday school Is prepar
ing for "mothere and fathers" day.
The first Sunday in July, which hap
pens to be July 3, is fixed as the date
and the Sunday school officers and
worker have set 1200 aa the high
water mark. It is purposed having
every child and every mother and ev
ery father of the church present on
July i, and thua make the day the
greatest In the history of the Sunday
school.
The First Baptist Church ' Sunday
school l now the second largest in
the state. The attendance has grown
constantly during the past year and
it la confidently believed that, before
the close of the year 110 there will
be enrolled In the Sunday school not
less than 1500, , ,
PLUMBING COUNSEL
Talk oyer your building plan with
us and get. bur estimate on your
plumbing. ' .
UNION PLUMBING; CO.
II.OJi. Hi. It N, Main SU
TRADE BAROMETER
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature ' Gives Timely Warnings That
.No Ashevllle Citizen Can Afford
to Ignore.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. 1 comes
from the kidney secretions. They will
warn you when the kidneys are sick.
Well kidneys excrete a clear, amber
fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin,
pale and foamy, or a thick, red, III-
smelling urine, full of sediment and
Irregular of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes
from the back. Back pains, dull and
heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of
sick kidneys and warn you of the ap-
proacn or dropsy, diabetes and
Blight's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills
cure sick kidneys and cure them per
manently. Here's Ashevllle proof:
James C. Cleer, Lenoir Street, Mor
ganton, N. C, says: "I used Doan's
Kidney Pills and the results were so
satisfactory that I have no hesitation
in recommending them. Some months
ago I began to suffer from a soreness
across my kidneys and at times the
kidney secretions were unnatural. I at
length procured Doan's Kidney Pills
and used them in accordance with the
directions. In a short time I felt a
great deal better and I continued tak
ing this remedy until I was rid of
every symptom of kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
American Woman's League certif
icates will be accepted on NEW sub
scriptions only, to The Oazette-News.
BANKRUPT SALE.
United States District Court. Filed
May 111, 1910, 4 p. m.
W. S. II YAMS, Clerk.
United States of America, Western
District of North Carolina, ss. In
the United States District Court in
and for Said District. Ashevllle
Division.
In the Matter of G. W. Seay, Bank
rupt, No. 140, in Bankruptcy. Pe
tition for Discharge.
To the Honorable James E. Boyd,
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the Western Dis
trict of North Carolina.
O. W. Seay, of Otto, in the County
of Macon and State of North Carolinn,
in said district, respectfully represents
that on the 12th day of March, 1910,
last past he was duly adjudged bank
rupt under the act of Congress relat
ing to bankruptcy; that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
of property, and has fully complied
with all the requirements of said acts
and of the orders of the Court touch
ing his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decreed by the Court to have a full
discharge from all debts provable
ngainst his estate under said bank
ruptcy acts, except such debts as are
exempt by laws from such discharge.
Dated this :11st dnv of May, A. D.
1910.
G. W. SEAY,
Bankrupt.
Per R. D. Sink, Attorney.
Order of Notice- Thereon.
Western District of North Carolinn,
County of Buncombe, ss.
On this 1st day of June, A. D. 1910,
on rending the foregoing petition it Is
Ordered hy the Court, that a hear
ing be had upon the same on the l(tth
day of June, A. D., 1910. before F.
W. Thomas, referee of said court, at
Ashevllle, In said district, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon; and thnt notice
thereof be published In The Gasette
News, a newspaper printed in said
district, and that all known creditors
and other persons In Interest may ap
pear nt the said time and place and
show cause. If any they have, why
the prayer of the said petitioner
should not he granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court, thnt the clerk shall send by
mall to all known creditors copies of
iald petition and this order, addressed
to them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable James E.
Boyd, Juilge of the said Court, anil
the seal thereof, nt Ashevllle, In said
district, on the llrst day of June, A.
1). 1910.
Attest: W. 8. IIYAMS,
(Seal of Courtl Clerk.
A true copy.
Test
Clerk.
Our House
W. C. HALL, Prop.
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. O.
Hates $1 per day Located at Union
station.
HOTEL ENTELLA
BKYSOX C1TV.
Headquarters for traveling men and
lumbermen. Bates $1 per day. Spe
cial rate by the month. Bath room.
Free sample rooms. Railroad eating
house fronting Southern depot Liv
ery in connection.
W. W. ALMA WHEELER. Propra
AETHELWOLD HOTEL
Under New Management,
Bit KV A III), North Carolina.
An Ideal winter and summer resort.
Special rates by week or month.
Open all. the year. Altitude 2250 feet.
T.D.ENGLAND, Proprietor.
WEST'S HOTEL,
Weaverville, N. C.
Newly built and equipped, is now
ready for summer visitor!, and trav
eling men. Special rate by week or
months. We own our own dairy,
chicken ranch and garden, thereby
giving you everything fresh and good,
Write for rate.
MflTrt.
.ST. DENIS'
BROADWAY and UTH STREET
IwtttilS fn'Am'tt T!wrr Foist of
kOTKD FOR 1 F.twll'Bw o CaUlo.Oo I
it mimitM' wait ei unonmni uiiir n.
let Md lloawUk Kmrvualiiift.
ROOUSS 1.00 PER DAY AND UP:
EUROPEAN PLAN, r
Tabls d'Hota Breakfast SOe.1
WM.TAYLORii80N,lnc.
... Morn, KiAitTiwiar,,.,,
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Battery Park Hotel
fc ASHEVILLE, N. O.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. j
(Famous Everywhere.
! nUP 11
Albemarle Park. Ashevllle, N. C.
AN EXCLUSIVE INN
Accommodations equal to the best hotels in the South. Rates,
(19.00 per week and upward. Golf links of the Ashevllle country
club offer splendid golfing facilities. Regular schedule of weekly
tournaments. A first class golf course which Is sure to please. For
further information address,
ALBEMARLE FARE CO.,
M MM tM til
THE BON AIR
LEADING COMMERCIAL AND TOURIST HOTEL OP
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
MRS. SALLIE
Open the Year Round.
VICTORIA INN
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
This famous resort is now open to tlie public, under new
management. Every room is an outside roonv, large, well
ventilated, and elegantly furnished. The service will be the
very best, and everything will be done for the comfort and
convenience of the guests. Kates
to conventions.
FRANKLIN HOTEL
BREVARD, N. C.
In the center of the beautiful Sapphire Country. Now ready and
watting for the Florida tourists on their return. Fishing and driving la
line. Kates $2.&0 up.
T. W. WITITMIRE, Prop.
THE SWANNANOA
A STRICTLY HIGH GRADE
Family and Transient Hotel
Ratis $2.50 a day and upward. Frank Loaghran, Owner and Prop.
Hotel Kennibre
WAYNESVILLE, N. C,
Open Throughout the Tear'. . "
STBICTLY HIGH CLASS SERVICE ALWAYS.
L
CHEROKEE
Open throughout the year.,
date.
H. C. B ARDIN, Prop.
Fairfield Inn
On Ijike Fairfield, Sapphire, K. C in
COr.N'TKT, among the mountains of
under the same management as last year, on June 15. Fishing free to
guests. Music, tennis, bowling, boating. 75 miles trout stream Fiv,.ui.
lent cuisine. Klevution 3250 feet, always cool.
FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE
THE BEAUTIITL HAYWOOD WHITE SVLVIU'R SPRINGS HOTEL
"The Land of the Sky." aynesville, N. C. Altitude 2,850 'feet.
On the Southern railway, one hour from Ashevllle. Capacity 250.
io consumptives, not and Cold
Tennis.
Special attention to Mountuln
rates. For
Information address LYNN HAHN, Manager.
(Formerly Manager of fCenilworth Inn, Ashevllle.)
Immunity from Hay Fever!
EAGLES NEST
Altitude 5050 feet, 1-2 mile higher than Asheville. Scenery grand and
beautiful beyond description, simply unequalled. Air and water unmirn.iM.
ed. Hotel modern.
clean and cozy; an
Wayne
Pleasantly Situated on Main Street.
All Outside Rooms. '
Winter Season Dunham House, St.
Augustine, Flort'ln.
DUNHAM HOUSE
MRS. D. I DUNHAM. Proprietress.
High-class boarding house, modern
In every respect. Rates $1.50 to $2.00
per day; $7 to $12 per week.
Waynesville, N. C.
The Catawba
OLD FORT, W. O.
L. B. MOORB. Proprietor.
Transient and Commercial Patron
age Bnllrlts.
Central Hotel
Canton, N. C.
I. M. SHOOK, Proprietor.
Hot and cold baths, electrlo lights
telephone. Free aample room. Rata
$1.00 per day; special br
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HEMMING HOTEL,
R. T. MADDEN, Manager)
, Marion, N. C
Rate 11.00 per day. Recently re
painted Insld and out, re-arranged.
thoroughly renovated, and otherwise
greatly Improved, maklug It on of
the beat hotels along the line.
Free Sample Rooms, Hot and Cold
Baths, Electrlo Light, and other
modern eomforta and convenience.
. Frea bus maeta all train.
MONTFORD COTTAGE
tot MoMiwd Ava. pinhd io8.
Elegant, home-Ilk and refined.
Centrally located. Cuisine the beat
Transient and table boarder ao
commodated.
MODERATE. RATLS.
A VTAT) I
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
I
E. CORY, Proprietress.
reasonable. Special rates
Respectfully,
M. K. Z IN DEL
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KNIGHT.
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Every thins: new and un-to-
THE fEA HTIFITT. Sappiiipr
western North Carolinn. will own
H. It. UOBKRTSOX, Mgr.
Sulphur Baths. Music. Bowline and
Parties. Special party and famllv
Ideal resort. See folder.
S. C. SATTEKTHWAIT. Propr.
svllle, N. C, or Eagle.s Nest, N. C.
Richelieu Hotel
20 North French Broad Ave.
Up-to-date family hotel.
$7 to $15 per week.
Excellent table. Phone 1430.
Jarrett Springs Hotel,
R. F. JARRETT, Manager.
Dillsboro, N. C.
Rates $2 per day. Hot and
Cold Baths. Large. Sample
Room Free. Best of Service.
Commercial and . Tourist Resort,
lately Remodeled and Improved. Spe
cial Rate by Week or Month.
Hotel Gates j
Hendersonviile, N 0. ",
Open Throughout the . Tear.
Commercial and Tourist
Rates 12.53 per day tzl tp.
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