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are especially exposed to the dangers of female organic
disorders. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
enabled thousands of girls to hold their positions.
Read what these girls say :
Phila., Pa." I can truly say that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable , Compound and Blood
Purifier saved my life. When I was, J4 years
old I was regular and then It went away for a
long time. I went to many doctors but none
helped me, so I wrote td you for advice and fol
lowed your directions. I took th Vegetable
Compound and Itlood Purifier and now I am
strong and healthy again. I cannot express my
gratitude to you. " Lizzie Weber, 4152 K.
Fairhill St- Phila., Pa.
Cleveland, Ohio. "Having suffered for five
r long years with suppression and great pain every month, spend
ing big money for doctors and getting no cure, I at last went to
Mrs. Pinkham's medicine with little hopes but found Just what
I needed. To-day I am regular and have no pain, thanks to
your advice and Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound."
Lizzie Stcigcr, 5510 Fleet Ave, S.K4 Cleveland, Ohio.
Is it not reasonable to suppose that a medicine that did
so much for these girls will do the same for any other girl
who is suffering with the same troubles?
These testimonial letters are the genuine and truthful
statements from honest people.
Does it not seem the only sensible thing to give such a
medicine at least a trial ? You may be sure that it can
do you no harm, and there is lots of proof that it will do
you much good.
For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Y.is been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself wtac will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herJ, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
"Jsa Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
itfat to write her for idvice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
HOTEL BERKELEY
POOL
ROOM
At the Same Old Place
"Downstairs"
A Fine Line of Cigars.
A First Class Player Piano
has mnny ailvantMRo over tho StralRht Piano. Come In and lot us
explain them to you. Spoci.il cncnRi mrnts made nn request.
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE.
21 South Main St. . Phone 20G.
T
MM.
ssions
HllHEiOlS
Total of 457 Cases Docketed
and Adjudicated in Police
Court in August.
Asheville was a bit naughty during
the month of August, according to
the record in city police court. In
fact, ucoording to this record, more
ases were docketed and disposed of
during the month by the police court
justice than during any one previous
month for the past two or three
years.
The record shows that during the
month a total of 457 cases were dock
eted and adjudicated. This number
of arrests by the police department is
a record-bnaker for the year. It evi
dences two things: that the police de
partment is active and on the alert
and that the commission of misde
meanor is not on the decrease. The
record shows that Included In the 457
cases docketed 94 defendants were
charged with being "drunk on the
streets" anil that an additional 26 de
fendants were charged with being
"drunk and disorderly." The record
also shows that a total of 40 retailing
cases were called to the attention of
the court; that In the majority of in
stances conviction was had and road
sentences were imposed; that In other
cases tines were Imposed and In still
other cases the prosecuting witness
was not believed and an entry of not
guilty was made. Several of the pros
ecuting witnesses who "turned up"
cases during the month found it con
venient not to be present when the
cases were called and nol. pros, en
tries were finally made.
The 457 canes docketed and dispos
ed of during the month of August In
cluded the following offenses: Drunk.
94: drunk and disorderly, 26; disor
derly conduct. 5.1; assault. 60; assault
with deadly weapon, 10; Inrceny, 14:
keeping disorderly house, 3; aiding
and abetting in keeping disorderly
house. 10; procuring liquor, 1; retail
ing llciuor. 40: carrying concealed
weapon, 4; vagrancy. 45; gambllr.s,
20: miscellaneous, 77. The record
further shows that fines imposed dur
ing the month aggregated $369; that
costs aggregated $819.85, and penal
ties J560. The arrests during the
month, counting 31 days, averaged al
most 15 per day.
I THE
markets
M r ir r
The Leading Stocks on Ken
M York Exchange Cotton
Market Quotations.
HKftRRRftKMltlt
New York, Sept. 7. The tendency
of opening prlies of stock todny was
toward a lower level. The market was
narrow and professional.
The depression was soon overcome
and there was a slow recovery, which
brought prices near yesterday's close.
Feet Tired-
So Tired
TIZ Makes Sick Feet Welltto
Matter What Ails Them.'
'and
TIZ Acts at oncsj
makT tired,
aching, swollen feet remarkably .fresh
and sore proof.
It'a the sure remedy, you know, for
everything that gets the matter with
your feet. It's, lor sore feet, and for
corns, callouses nd bunions, too.'
, "For yearn I have been troubled
with sore and tender feet: suffered f n
tens pains.. Have had the amlfftanVe
of physicians without relief.. I bought
a box of TIZ, which worked a perfect
cure, as It has with a great tnany of
my friends. I woMld not be known t
be without it. All It require Is to he
known to be universally used." A. F.
Preutzer, Chicago.
TIZ is not a powder. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores.
TIZ draws out all poisonous exudations
which bring on soreness of the feet,
and Is the only remedy that does
TIZ cleans out every pore and glori
fies the feet your feet.
You'll never limp attain or draw up
your face in paln and you'll forget
about your corns, bunions and cal
louses. You'll feel like a new person.
TIZ Is 'for sale at all druggists, 25
cents per box, or It will be sent you
direct. If you wish, from Walter Luth er
Dodae & Co Chicago. III.
STOCKS.
Trinity College
Five Departments Collegiate".
Graduate, Engineering, Law
and Education. Large Hbrar)
facilities. Well-equipped lab
oratories in an departments of
science. Gymnasium furnished
with best apparatus. Expenses
very moderate., Aid for worthy
students. ,(,
Teachers and Students ex
pecting to engage in teaching
should Investigate the superior
advantages offered by the new
Department of Kduition Id
Trinity Collet;
For catalogue and further In
formation, address,
. .... i
R. Jj. FLOWERS, Secretary,
Durham, W. C.
r Fiercest VMw
5
h w x
itsou ira grtCJ ib visit Hendetson
vllle "before you leave the vaountaln.
why not stop at Edgeniont cottage,
we now have a, few rooms to let fot
Sept.'' All modern conveniences,' new
house; and new furnishings, no con
sumptives taken. , Write for rates and
descriptive matter. -MRS..
K. J. BARNETTE, rroprletresa,
, ; v Heiulersouvllle, N, C. . ,
Hotel Richelieu
20 North French Broad At.
. Up-tOHflate faaily, hotel.
17 to $15 per week.
Excellent table. . Phone 1430.
JAERETT SPRINGS HOTEL
R. F. iARRETT, Mgr. Dillsboro, N. C.
Rates 18 -per day. Hot and Cold
Baths.; Large Sample Room Free.
Best mt Service. ' Commercial and
Tourist Resort'' Lately Remodeled
and Improved. Special Rates by Week
or Month.
Eagle Hotel
MARtON, W. 0 f '
W. n. BRTTT, Prop. RATES $2.
Free Sample Rooms. Free Pus. No
extra charge for baths.
Our House
t 1 r. W, C HAUir Frop.
RLACK MOUNTAIN, M. C
Rates tl per dky--Located at Union
. Station.
M
1 ' ' opeND
It!
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BALSAM
UEINTJt SEPTEMBER. S '?
st Months ih the" Mountain,
We are making i rtductioh on the regular rates for September
Altitude 3551j "Highest Railxoad Ppint, East bf the BcV
ies hotel 200 yards from passenger station, best nr.ir.5"
largest and best managed hoW on Hurphy 4ivisi6n SovR
B., everything clean, new and whofetome, nmnihfr Tint liji
cold water in evei roori ind Ughttith gas.; Table the best
the market affords, kitchen, handled by the best " cooks' i ob
tainable. Amusements Tennis, Bowling, Dancing,ii0r8,.
backRiding and Orchestra. Write for, t illustrated ' booklet
Address, the BALSAM HbTELdor Jno. GiHaydock.'
7TrTAUTA
ASHEVILlir,l. 0.
Thia famous resort Is now open to the public, under new
management Every room is an outside room, large, well
ventilated, and elegantly .furnished. iThe service will' Via ,
very best, and everything will be. done for the comfort and
convenience of the guests. Rates reasonable.: Special rates
to conventions. - - Respectfullv. .... , ..
' ' M.X-ZINDEL"
Pleasantly 8ltuate4 on Main Street.
All Outside Rooms.
Winter Season Dunham Houite, St.
Augustine, Florida.
DUNHAM BOUSE
MRS. D. L. DUNHAM. Proprietress.
High-class boarding house, modern
la every respect Rates tl.lt to 1.00
per day; IT to $11 per week.
VTavnnllu. c C.
Open. Close.
Atchison 64 97 4
American Smelting 60 66
American Locomotive ....35 35
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. 74 "
Daltimore 'ft Ohio 102 103
Amslgamated Copper ... 62 H 63
Chesapeake & Ohio 72 73
Canadian Pacific- 188 18DH
New York Central 110 110
Erie 25
Oreat Northern pfd 123
Mo., Kana. & Tex. 31
Louisville & Nashville i. 141
National Lend 50
Missouri Paclllc . . .
Norfolk ft Western
Northern Pacific . . .
People's Gas
Pennsylvania ... .
Hock Island
Hock Island pfd . . .
Reading
Southern Rnllway .
St. Paul
Southern Purine . .
52
96
113
106
127
29
3
.137 138
. -22 22
.117 118
.111 112
96
,.117
.. 29
Special and Private Police
FurnislitMl lor all occasion. Each oH'r:itor oonnoctcd
.'.with this I'liiro.ui is skillci in the lino. (Jroatost care txer
risod. Inter-State Secret Service
"Bureau ' " " ' '
W. A. Johnson, Mgr. Mr. J. Scroop Styles, Atty. in N. C.
I'nion Pacific 162 164
V. 8. Steel 6t 67
I. S. Steel pit! 115
Watmsh pfd 35
XTCW YORK COTTON.
Try pasette-News ,Want Ad
Onnn. Close.
September 13.45 13.49
October 12.96 11.02
November 12.91 11.19
December 12. 93 13.11
March 13.00 11.07
IKal Securities.
Reported knd corrected
Henry F. Claudius.
dally by
Am. 'Nat. Rank'.
Ashe. Whol. Drug. . . .
Beaumont Furniture..
Unlver. Security Ss...
IT a. Security Cert...,
Wachovia UT. Co.,
Wm. TlrownoH Mill....
Bid.
10.00
12.00
11 00
Asked.
1102.00
76.00
t.00
.50
114 C
.11.1
140.00
FOR A SATISFACTORY '
BREAKFAST -:V .
order some' rolls or brend', light as sea-
(onm, delicious as to , fluvor, pure,
wholesmno, Vfll hakeii, the -mojorltjr
of the people in Asheville are using
. our break rnd rolls and other bake ty
prodoits. ' ' '
1 -Phone 2 er til.
1 Asheville '
Steam BaKery
:v 3 ; hit;. :
5. STERNBERG tS .CO.
rOR tALEi For Immediate dollrary, all kinds of second hand
machinery it first class condition ..... . ' , j
. ETiAll R0ILL3. ENCEIE3 Of ALL KCTD3.
1 uiioys, riangsra, Bearlngm. (lose, Shafting, Band Saw Mill eesB
'plots; Steam Engloes and Boilers cf all slssa and makea; new and
econa hand Plptn. U etsea.- , . , j r.
I
APPALACHIAN EXP0St:
t - -i flour, tii
Knoxville, Tenn.
Sept 12-6ct. 12, 1910.
t n. i a
On account of the above occasion
Simthern railway will sell tickets
from Asheville, N, C as follows;
14.1t round trip tk'kets on sale dal')'
Sept. 10th to October 12th, Inclusive
good returning ten days but not in
eluding date of sale.' ,i
i
2.l( round trip tickets sold Sep.
13, 15, 21. 22, 17, 39, .October t and
6th, good returning five days but not
htcradhtg date of ease.. .- v.
Three dally trains from Asheville,
with PutlBiAB and Dining car service.
- ..- i",. (J ' i '.:. i , .
For full Information apply to tick
et agents or address,. . .. t.
J. H. WOOD, D. P. A.
Asheville, N. C.
CLYDE INN.
Clyde, N. 0.
Splendidly conducted and an
excellent resort for tourists as
well as the home for all com
mercial men,
TRrSTKICS SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certai ':Deed of Trust
made by Z. A. Putterson and his wife,
Millie Patterson, to the undersigned
trustee,, dated July 1 J907, and. duly
recorded in the ufllbe it the Register
of Deeds of Buncombe county, N. C,
in Book No. 72, page 81, and default
having been made in the payment of
the indebtedness secured by said deed
of trust, and the holder of indebted
ness having demanded that said trus
tee comply with the provisions of said
deed of trust, therefore the undersign
ed trustee will, uii Saturday, 0 -tuber
1, 1110, at 12 c lock, noon, sell at
public auction f"r cash to the high
est bidder at the court house door in
the city of Asheville. county of Bun
combe, N. C, the following described
lands and premises situate, lying and
being in Asheville township, county oi i
Buncombe N. C. adjoining the lands
of Margaret J. Campbell, Wm. Moore,'
and others, and more particularly de
scribed as fo": Being lot No,
of a plat re'ftercd In. the office of
the register of deeds of Buncombe
county, N. C, beginning at a stake
the northeast corner of Lot No. ( of
said, plat and runs south 40 degrees
20 minutes west 253 feet to a stake
as marked on snld plat, to the north
ern margin of a road to Buena Vista,
and runs thence miuth 70 degrees 10
minutes west 98.7 feet to a stake In
the northern margin, of 'said Buena
Vista road, the southwest corner of
lot No. and the southeast corner Of
Lot No. I; thence north degrees 19
minutes east 243 feet tor a stake, the
northwest corner of Lot No, and
horThprtsT corner of Lot Wo. B; thence
north If degrees 16 minutes east 100
feet to the beginning, being Lot No.
and being the same lot sold Z. A.
Patterson by Mnrearet J. Campbell
and her husband, J. M. Campbell, the
Uth day of July, 1907..
This August 24, im, ;
' , . P. C. COCKS. Trustee.
HOTEL ENTELLA
BRTSON CITY.
Headquarters for traveling ' m
and lumbermen. Rates tl per day
Special rates by the month. Bath
room. Free sample rooms. Railroad
eating house fronting Southern depot
Livery In connection.
W. W. A ALMA VVHFKIiKR, Prop.
Battery Park Hotel
l- ' taiBBtnu- tax. .
OPEN TIIROCGHOTTT THE TSAR,
Famous Everywhere.
Hotel Kenmore
Open Throughout the Tear. , - ".
bTTRICTLT high class bervicb always. .'
; C H. ana MRS, 1 W. KNIGHT.
THE S W ANN ANO A
A STRIOTLY HIGH QRAD3S , f t J.
Family and Transient Hotel
Eatti tl50 1 day tnd upward.' ' Frink UsihraAwctr1 fxtx
ELagleS 'Nest tomaaity from Hay Ferer
Altitude tOSI teet.' 1-1 ton higher than AsneViUa, ISOO feet "abivi ani
overlooking Waynesvllle. Scenery gr and and beautiful beyond descrtpUon. .
simply unequkled. " Air and water tin surpassed. Hotel modern, clean and
cosy; as Ideal rCiort Ktf consumptl ves or annoyance from unruly cM
4ren. , '" ; 8. C 8ATTERTHWAJT, Prop.,
-" "" - ' "" Wayne svflle. N. X or gagle's Meet- M. L t
THE BON AIR
LEADING COMMERCIAL A ND TOtJRlST HOTEL 0?
V:'11: WAYNESVILLE, IT. 0. : 'rifVi a
MRS. SALLIE X. C0R7t Proprietress. J
Open the Year Round. , j - -.- -
Hotel Alabama
I JIlH j, , ,
(Near yilTH AVENUE)
13-19 East 11th Street, '
NEW YORK -
THE
MOST
V. . . V - .
HANDY
Beet racUUea. Kr
ery Rooea Baa Bath
With Shower. . j
Ktecilemt Amsrtraj
Plan Table la Haw
York. . '
To All Theatres aad
rota of
European Plan IL00 per
clay np. . . . . . f
American Plan 12.50 per
day np. t ,
Send for Booklet'
MtiMnilillUlHHMI MMIHIMMHHMIM
v
. . SPORTING GOODS
BaftelM Goodv l Fishing
Tackle, Pistols and . Ammuni
tion, Tmuka and leather goods
is our , upodalty. Money to
lonn on , diamonds,- watches,
pistols and anything of valuo.
,. H. Li 7INKELSTEQrd
PAWN & loan omcv
23 .Squth. Main SL
Let ns give you an estimate
on that electrie wiring. Our
work gives satisfaction. Y'
ATdrd
ANYTHIirG
In, ui...w-llj
to n. brk y
I The North Carolina Hot JSprings
1 ' MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
' 1
The Ideal resort for health, pleasure and ' recreation. Every
amusement Cool nights, no mosquitoes, Pre from dampness, fog
and smoke. . Bathing department In charge Of scientific Masseur.
Z Trains from Asheville dally, .Tilt a. m. and 4lt p. to, returslng
ltit and l:QS p. m. Wrjta for Booklet ' "" ,.
it t ft '
8. B. ROBERTS, Mgr.
COMMERaAL. , vt i
TOURISX
HOTEL MAJESTIC
MRS. SCOTT SlkoWN. Manager. ,.; VEXDKBBOftVJLlX, W. 0.
Centrally located. All outside rooms. ' Private . and-. connecting bathe.
Western Union and Long Distance Telephone In Hotel. Rates il.tt , P"
day. By week 110.0" to II. 00. ' d -
The libtel Regal; Murphy; N. C.
Is now Gptrt for bnsinefesTha only modern h'otel in "Wt
ern North Carolina. Everything new, climate and wnter IM
best Good fishing. For rates and Informntion it.l.Imt C
r H. 0. BARDINi Murphy, a
A Stron? '
Argument
In iavor of The Empire
for YOUE, laundry is tho
absolute cleanliness of the
plant, and the careful
manner .in .which every
piece is handled. Every
worker nn feipert. Oct on
the .visiting list of the
Asheville Laundry wag
tm and be happy. , ;
AshtvHh U:br.iry.
JA, NICHOLS, Manager
) , - phona B3.,
ri Pal., Itnt or I nrliang .
1 ipm nlr W ork.
Asheville Lcrtr.T Ilachira Co.
THE, FRANKLIN HOTEL
. t
a at
fs enjoying thl best sesion of Ms hlstofy? Thf, fcecanse1 eM1ie the
heat orchestra In the State nameTy Don Richardson's and ths prettiest
grounds tn Western M. C All kinds of amusements, if you win coins here
rd will go no tnrther. - Respectfully, ' '
- j. - . . i H i ., . .
HOTEL WHEELER
- HendersbnVille, IT. T5 ,
Now open for the season, with same standard at excellent that has
the reputation -of the Wheeler. Address k i '
' " S. r. nTHEElR, Hendersonyilla, N. U
GLABSXOftE CAFp-
A First Class Restaurant in connection with the Gladstone
HoteL next 1q Southern Depot. ' . '..
h FRANK BLAKE, Kanayer.
... . VrST'3 llOTSL,
' WeaTerrtlle, H, O. -Newly
built aad equipped, to
ready for summer visitors, and tra
H tig men. flpectal rates by week or
mouths. We 'own tour- own dairy,
chlckea ranch and garden, thereby
giving yon everything fresh and fool.
Wrfts for fates. ' '
The Manor
. Ad EXCXI .SIVR J N 1
At'r, tiTe icrommii . one ' .for
loi.g or short stsy. Ctis fr
h ...... i. .1, t or a (onni-r" n with
i t
, i BRYSOII HOUSE,
r BRTSOJf, PropTt
' :3I)UEWS, . C.
Ewellent table, clean, eomfortt
beds. Everything best for the Itst-
...... s, .-.r.' ' t '..J.
PATipiT nous:
.tlurphy.'N. 0.
rrslii
The ln-st and moat rrsinawe m
In town good tal.le, cltn d
home cooking, listes H Pr da.
Tut Oct. nth.
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