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What to Do for a
Sickly Child-Trial Free
Many a mother has written thanks after following these suggestions
It h&s always been a mooted question
jt what to do with an ailing child, for
i ra disagree and few doctors spe
ll .0 in it. But this much is certain,
ti In the majority of case faulty bowel
But i inent Is at the bottom of the trouble.
': -.2 first thing, then, to -io with a corn
pis ,lne child Is to girs It a laxative, j.ot
a : re fruit-stew or such thing but a
I nfl) sclentiftc laxative. Many are
ti uiuemled but few have been found
vi. Iiy. Among the latter none stands out
. rromlnently than Dr. Caldwell's
!- . Pepsin, which mothers In all parts
of Llioi country have used for a generation.
T can be obtained of any druggist at
fifty cents and one dollar a bottle. No
chil l will refuse It as It is not a bad
bkyttng and violent cathartic pill, but a
mii-l. gentle, non-griping liquid. It has
Dr. Caldwell does not eel that the purchase of his remedy ends his obligation. He
has specialized in stomach, liver and bowel diseaes for over forty years and will be
pleased to give the reader any advice on the subject free of charge. All are welcome to
write him Whether for the medical advice or the free sample address him Dr. W. B
Caldwell, 541 Caldwell Building, Monticello, 111.
XOTICK.
Notice is hereby giwn that thr jury
hfTi'lofore duly uppnintod to prorate
Rin1 assess the amoupt of the special
bfii' lit arising to encn piece of prop
erty deemed by said Jury to be bene
ficially affected by reason of the lay
ing and construction of a sewer line
Known as sewer section No. 2 la the
eastern seetlon of the city on Pine.
Short Pine. Sassafras. Clemmons ami
Latia streets and on BlnekweJl and
oth. r alleys of this city, within the
city of Ashevllle, as provided by law.
particularly by section 71 of chaptei
100 of the private laws of 1901. and
all amendments therein', has tiled its
repert as required by law. in which
HRM cost and expenses of the improv; -meat
above mentioned it gainst prop
erty and each piece thereof deemed
by it to he benetlelally affected by said
Improvement, the names of the own
ers hi said property, or where names
of owners could not be ascertained,
the names of those parses in whose
names said property has been listed
for taxation, or in cases where snl.l
pi i : r'v has not been so listed, the
names of the party or parties occupy
ing wiw, being as follows: Daisy
Cannon. Uzzle NVely. Annie Thomp
son. Thomas litta. Mollie Williams.
W. B. Shuford, Henry Corpenintt.
Alice Steele, Robert Cannon. Carrie
Holmes. Jennie Parker, V. S. Jaqulth.
P. .1. Jordan. Epps Estate.
Smith, H. Batterham, VV. S. lite. Lee
;ii ii". Handy Martin, T.on Green. Mis.
Cue. I.ee Nichols. Arthur ftogers.
Thumas Morris, Moses Lord, K. I'.
Awry. Mark W. Brown. H. Williams.
Chas. Reynolds, Ann Horner, Robert
Dtlley, Thos. Owenby, John lattlmore,
J. Duckworth. Sarah .Miller, Geo. Aus
tin. Mose Harris. Jennie Pearson.
Josephine Fair. Dr. I! II Bryant.
Alex. Blaekwell, A. .McCoy. Mat hew
Baxter, Matt, isborie. Laura Rumple.
Annie Pinklns. R, H. Higgins, Elln
Brown. Ella Conk. D. Revell, Har
riet Burton. Hen. Hampton, M.irv
Rlee. Julius Abernathy. Geo. H. lines.
Wm Williams. Hatlle Rush, Mar
Allnian, take Rumple. Hen A. Sliu
ford. Carrie Manse. J. S. Wilson. Lee
Flenilnc. Monroe Walker. Gus Wooil
b'e Lota Fleming, Margaret Bruton.
Ha., shade. Lawson Keynolds, Lnu
rema Aloor", Ijiiura Propel Albert
Jordan, Thnmas Propes, J. F. Butler,
Ed. Keith. Jane Lattn. S. Hemphill,
p S. Henry, Wm. Logan, Geo. Willis.
Ellen Mills. Walter Greenlee, Win.
Connllv, Julia Forney, City of Ash. -vill-
. V. S. Lusk. Minnie Woodside.
they and each of them, and all parties
interested in said property so bene
fleially affected by said Improvements
as aforesaid, are hereby admonlshe 1
thar the city clerk of Ashevllle, and
thai they and each of them are here
by required to be and appear at a
regular meeting of the board of alder
Stte 1 1 of said city, to be held on the
30th day of December, 1910, at 8 p.
m.. and show cause, if any exists, win
said report should not be approve!
ami enndrmed by said board of alder
men of the city of Ashevllle.
This the J :tth day of Nov.. 1910.
A. G. HALYBURTON.
til dec 11. City Cle'l.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, truster' in a certain deed of
trust dated the 24th day of January.
1910, executed by Ashevllle Veneer
Company, and recorded In the office of
of the Register of Deeds for Bun
combe county. North Carolina, in re
inrd of mortgages and deeds of trust
No. on page .161, liy virtue of toe
power of sale contained In suid Deed
of Trust und In consequence of the
failure of Ashevllle Veneer compnnv
to pay on maturity the notes and
moneys secured by said de?d of trust
will offer for sale to the last and
hU'.hest bidder for cash, at the court
house door In Buncombe countv.
North Carolina, between the hours of
12 o'clock, noon, and 2 o'clock p. m..
mi .Monday the r.th day of December.
1910. h property conveyed In said
d . d of trust which is described at
fallows: A certain piece or parcel of
land, situate, lying and being in th
Mi ntj of Buncombe, State of North
Yon must do one thing or ib other
A stagnant business Is certainly anything but the pride of the
community.
The "going ahead" merchant has the proper kind of Illumina
tion for his establishment fixture that are modern, up-to-date
and give the greatest amount of good light at the least cost. The
"going back" man yits his faith In old and obsolete methods
and fixtures.
We await YOUR demands for anything electrical.
Asheville Electric Company
raustB
also tonic properties that strengthen and
tone the little stomach and bowel mus
cles so that they begin to do their work
naturally again. Mrs. Ella N. Williams
of Wathena. Kas. and Mrs. Emma Blaken
ship of Bedford, Ir.d.. always give their
children Syrup Pepsin.
If you hesitate to tret even a fifty cent
bottle and do not care to aisk your neigh
bor about it (who probably is a user of
byrup Pepsin), then write Dr. Caldwell
and he will cheerfully send you a sample
boitie free of charge, and in this way you
can make a test without personal cost
Simply send your name and address to
the doctor. A great many thousand moth
ers have had a free sample in recent
years, gave it to the children according
to directions and now have healthy, romp
ing youngsters.
Carolina, in the town of Biltmore, and
bounded as follows:
Beginning In the crossing of an old
road and the Southern Railroad track.
H. R. Whltaker'a orner and In thi
due of T. J. Reed's estate, and runs
thence with the center of said railroad
track north sixty-seven (07) degrees
fast two hundred and ninety-eight
and fiftecn-hundredths (298.15) feet
to a stake; thence leaving the railroad
track and running north nineteen
(19) degrees fifteen (15) minutes
west five hundred thirty-nine (5119)
feet to a stake; thence north thirty-
one (III) degrees thirty (30) minutes
west eighty-nine (S9 feet to a stake
on the left bank of the Bwannanoa
rlvir at the mouth of a small brand:
it a crooked ash marked as a pointer:
thence down and with said river south
sixty-two (62) degrees thirty (30)
minutes west fifty-eight (5St fee
to a stake oa the bank of said
river; thencs north seventy-seven
(76) degrees west thirty (30) feet to
a stake; thence south seventy (70)
degrees west two hundred eighty-
seven and six-tenth.s (2S7.il) feet to a
stake three (3) feet southwest of .a
"mall leaning' maple marked as a
pointer; thence with the line of tin
I". J. Heed estate south twenty-seven
(27) degrees east six hundred sixtv-
two and seven-tenths (HH2.7) feet to
the beginning, and being the sum
land conveyed to the Ashevllle Veneer
company by deed of Hattle Reed
Whitaker and husband, registered in
the ntiice of the Register ol Deeds for
Buncombe county, in hook 140, at
pngt 592.
Together with all buildings, pint
forms, sheds, log ponds, machinery.
boilers, appliances, ottier furniture.
rights, privileges and franchises and
other property belonging to the said
Ashevllle Veneer company.
This the 2nd day of November.
1910. EDWIN L RAY,
Trustee.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given by the mayor
and board of aldermen of th- city of
Ashevllle, as required by law, that thi
city engineer has made a survey and
tiled his report in the office of the city
clerk, showing the amount of work
dune and the cost thereof In the mat
ti r of paving and otherwise improv
ing Woodfin street from Charlotte
street to Eurman avenue, in said city,
and also showing the name of each
ii butting owner thereon, the number
of front feet of each lot and the pro
rata share of cost of such street im
provement to be assessed against such
n al estate. And notice is hereby fur
ther given that at the first regular
meeting of the said board of aldermen,
to be held after the expiration of ten
(10) days from this date, said board
of aldermen will consider said report
and If no valid objections be made
thereto the same will be adopted and
approval by said board and the liens
and assessments of said street Im
provements will then become com
plete and operative.
November 28, 19 .
A. G. HALYBt'RTON,
251-10t City Clerk of Ashevllle.
BATTERY PARK BANK
. ASIIKVII.LE. N. C.
J. P. Sawyer, President.
T. C. COXE. 1st Vice President.
E. Hl.l'DER. 2d Vice-President
J. E. RANKIN, Cashier.
Surplus and Profits $130,000 00
Capital $100,000.00
TRANSACTS GENERAL
BANKING IH SI NESS.
Special attention given to collecMons
Four per cent. Interest paid on time
depoatts.
M.
NEW PASSENGER ENGINES
RECEIVED BY SOUTHERN
re Twelve-Wheel Engines and Beau
tiful ami Attractive hi Design
Distribution.
Railroad men will be interested in
the announcement that the Southern
Railway company has just received a
lew consignment of passenger en
gines of the latest and most improved
type which are to be placed on the
main line to handle the fast trains.
These engines are twelve wheel pas--enger
engines and beautiful and at
tractive in design. The Salisbury
Post says they have been distribute!
as follows:
Danville division: Trains' Nos. 35 I
and 38. Engineers T. 11. Kritzer mid
Archie Rowzie in charge; Nos. 34 and
37, Engineers W. A. Kinney and
Thomas Beach in charge; Nos. 37 and
38, Charlotte division. Engineers W.
A. Kezziah and A. D. Smith in charge;
Nos. 43 and 44, Engineers Charlie
Vesbitt and William Garreaux in
charge.
Two engines of this class which
were received several months ago
were placed on the Charlotte division
In charge of Engineers A. L Solo
mon and i). O. Fogus. pulling trains
Nos. 35 and 36, and hnve given per
fect satisfaction in every respect.
These engines are with the Walsheart
'Hive motion, which is more econom
cnl and more convenient to repair in
ase of a breakdown, the machinery
if the other engines being nil under
neath. These engines are also equip
ied with automatic fire-box door, and
with the new Westlnghouse engine
and tender brake. This brake Is a
new invention and performs many
features that could never be accom
plished with the old style brake ap
paratus. For Instance, if a heavy
rain is descending a steep grade and
it Is deal red to apply the brakes on
he engine alone, it is easily accom
plished, and if it is desired to hold
i he brakes on the train and reserve
the engine, it Is also easily accom
plished by placing the handle on the
brake valve to a certain position.
This new brake enables the engineer
to handle a long train with nil safety
is well as economically. The old
1200 class of engines will bo distribut
ed to different divisions where they
will ho placed on trains of slower
tehedule.
RUIN BIHELOW CELEBRATED
HIS NINETY-THIRD BIRTHDAY
Distinguished New Yorker Greeted by
Muny Friends and Relatives
Flowers by YA uguiiload.
New York Sun, 2tlth.
John Bigelow's ninety-third birth
day anniversary was celebrated yes
terday at .Mr. Bigelow's home, 21
Llramercy park, by his children,
grandchlldn n and great-grandchildren,
with hundreds of personal
friends who kept calling through the
ifternoon to wish him as many more
birthdays as he has had. That part
if New York is never so lively of an
afternoon as when .Mr. Bigelow's
birthday comes around .and yester
day a record was made.
In tin morning there was a reunion
i' the family and Mr. Bigelow was
photographed with his son, Poultney
Bigelow. thelatter's daughter. Mrs.
J. F. Aloysiua Clark, and Mrs. Clark's
daughter. Miss Evelyn Bigelow Clark.
An Important ceremony was the
banging of a new portrait of Mr.
Bigelow by Baca Flor, which had
just been linlshed.
Telegrams and cables of congrat
ulation from everywhere begun to ar
rive the first thing hi the morning
and kept coming all day. Besides
there was a stack of letters brought
by the postman or delivered by hand,
and Mowers kept coming almost by
the wagonload and presents by the
score.
The party at luncheon Included
only one guest besides the family, and
that was J. Pierpont Morgan. Miss
Itlgelow, Mr. Bigelow's daughter, pre
sided, and there were at the tuble
Major und Mrs. John Bigelow. Poult
ney Bigelow, his daughters, Mrs. J. F.
Aloyslus Clark, Mrs. Newell Tipton
and Miss Dorothy Bigelow, nnd the
husbands of Mrs. I'lfrk and Mrs.
Tilton.
In the nfternoon the friends begnn
to call. Among them ivi Mr. and
Mrs. James Plnchot, and their daugh
ler. Lady Alan Johnstone, wife of the
British minister to Denmark, and
Prince Troubetxkoy, and those that
came afterward represented pages
from Who's Who and the Social Reg
ister. Mr. Bigel.,,',' received many con
gratulations, not only upon his blrth
dny but upon the completion of his
latest book. It ts called "Building
Temples of Peace With I'ntempered
Mortar," and deals with the high cost
of living and the tariff.
During the recent campaign Mr.
Bigelow gave ample evidence that
time had not dulled the keenness of
his Intellect or blunted hl pen. for
lie made n number of important con
tributions to campaign literature. Yet
few realise that he was only eight
yean the Junior of Abraham Uncnln
and William Ewnrt Gladstone. And
he still keeps as much abreast of the
times hs he did when 60 years ago
he used to edit the Evening Post.
Mr. Bigelow has lieen a democrat
misjt of th time for 73 years, which
la more than 20 years longer than
anybody has ever i- en a republican.
He has been lawyer, editor, writer
snd diplomat, achieving distinction in
each Held. Mr. Bigelow's first pnblic
office was the Inspectorship of Sing
Sing prison, in 1I4S-4S. He was con
sul nt Paris during the greater part
of the civil war, and in 1M4 was
made minister to France, serving for
three years. He has written many
books on many subjects since 1160.
How active Is his Interest in s (fairs Is
shown by the fact that he Is presi
dent of the hoard of trustees of the
New York public library, a trustee of
the Metropolitan Museum of Art. ami
president of the Century association
You Must Head This If You Want the
J. W. Oreer, Greenwood. La., suf
fered with a severe case of lumbago.
"The pains were so intense I was
forced to hypodermic injections far
relief These attacks started with a
pain In the small of ssrasxk which
gradnslly became fairly . paralyzing.
My attention was attracted to Foley's
Kidney Remedy aad I am glad to any
after using rhl wonderful medicine I
no longer m bothered In a ay way.
by my old enemy lumbago.-' Bold kgr
all druggists.
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Arc 4oo Dangerous
for Ashevllle People to
Neglect.
The great danger or kidney troubles
Is that they get a firm hold before the
sufferer recognises them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backache,
headache, nervousness, lameness, sore
ness, lumbago, urinary troubles,
dropsy, diabetes and Brlght's disease
follow in merciless saccession. Don't
neglect your kidneys Cure th.e kid
neys with the certain and safe remedy,
Doan's Kidney Pills, which has cured
people right here In Ashevllle.
S. F. Miller, 30 Turner street, Ashe
vllle, N .C, says: "At times 1 suffered
so severely from kidney complaint that
I was iald up for several days. There
was a dull ache across my loins, ex
tending Into my shoulders and a scald
ing sensation attended the passages of
the kidney secretions. I tried a num
ber of remedies and consulted physi
cians, but did not succeed in finding
relief until I procured Doan's Kidney
Pills at Smith's Drug Store.
They disposed of my trouble In a
short time and Improved my health. I
publicly recommend this remedy In
1903 and now, after five years have
elapsed, I am pleased to reiterate
every word I then said, as my cure
has been permanent."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
tnke no other.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Jury
heretofore duly appointed to prorate
and assess the amount of the special
benefit arising to each piece of prop
erty deemed by said Jury to be bene
ficially affected by reason of the lay
ing and construction of a sewer line
known as Section 5 of sewer contracts
on South Beaumont, Sorrels, Weaver,
Curve, South Pine, Ralther and Wil
son streets of this city, within the
city of Ashevllle, as provided by
law, particularly by section 71 of
chapter 100 of the private laws of
1901, and all amendments thereof, has
filed its report as required by law, In
which said cost and expenses of the
improvement above mentioned against
property and each piece thereof
deemed by It to be beneficially af
fected by said improvement, the
names of the owners of said property,
or where names of owners could not
be ascertained, the nanus of those
parties in whose names said property
has been listed for taxation, or In
cases where said property has not
been so listed, the names of the party
or parties occupying same, being a
follows: R. P. Walker. W. H. Bird.
Nellie Williams, CaTtle Day. Wal
ker, Lottie Priestley, Walker, P. B.
Sorrels, L. F. Sorrels. Delia Wain
worth, Emma Ball, Jennie Gaither.
Henry I,ee. Chas. Ihepard, Maggie
Whittaker, Sallie Weaver. Peter Wil
liams, Joseph Collins, A. Burgess, Al
fred Wilson, Noah Murrough, A.
Brooks, M. J. Alexander, James
Avery, John Downs, ltuftis Greenlee,
Kay Palmer, McDuffey. I.. M. Bost.
W. E. Shuford. Montague, J. A.
Brysnn. Albert Jordan, chas. Smith.
Joe Carter, Mahahr lisgsvale, Alfred
MeElrath, Annie Sin th. J. B
Wnllace, Henry Clarl , Cald
well,' P. A. Golns, 1 enry Moon
John Bias, J. A. Wilsol , John Lyles,
W. P. Brooks, John Wilson. Mauda
Evans, Ella Miller. Rna Ormsted.
Minnie Smith, Annie Smith, Jim Mil
ler, John Whltson. Dloik Mills, Eliza
Bntts, Alfred Oaither, Hy Hamilton,
John Holbert. Green Bradshaw. C. D.
Madden, Greenlee, R. B. Cannon.
John Downs, It. 1!. Porler, Wm. Whit
son, Osborne High, Trinity Episcopal
church, they and each of them, and
all parties bstarested in said propert
so beneficially affected by said Im
provements as r. foresaid, arc hereby
admonished that the report of said
Jury as above set forth la now on file
with the city clerk of Asheville. and
that they and each ..f them are here
by required to be nnd appear at a
regular meeting of the board of alder
men of snld city, to be held on the
11th day of December, H10, at 8 p.
in., and show cause, if any exists, why
said report should not be approved
and confirmed by suid board of alder
men of the city of Ashevllle.
This the 21st day of Nov., 1910.
A. O. HALYBURTON,
t.l dee 14. city Clerk.
LOGAN
MERC 1 1 N r TAILOR.
I-egal llldg. s. Pack Square.
Phone 797.
Mountain City Steam Laundn
Modern Methods
Tel. 426, 30 N. Uxington Av
J. H. WEAVBB. Mtrr.
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given by the mayor
nnd board of aldermen oJJ the city of
Ashevllle, as required by law. that the
city engineer has mad survey and
tiled his report in the office of the city
clerk, showing the amount of work
done and the cost thereof In the mat
ter of paving Hnd otherwise Improv
ing Starnea avenue from North Main
etrret to Flint street, in said city,
and also showing the name of each
.butting owner thereon, the number
"f front feet of each lot and the pro
i uta share of coat of such street Im
provement ts be assessed against such
real estate. Ana notice is hereby fur
ther given that at ths first regular
tinr of the an In hunt nfiliUmun
to be held after the expiration of ten
flOt davs from ihla rim mm hMmi
oi aiuBiBssu win consicsr said report
und If no valid ..i. lections ik m,i..
thereto the same win ha adopted 1
approves! ny sam board and the liens
am, mmm -, u III SBIU Street 1m
nrovements will then become com
ptete sad operative. '
November II, ill.
A 0 HALYBURTON,
1 1 01 City Clark of Ashevllle
HI
SCMUOS5 THEATRE CIRCUIT
Saturday, Dec. 3
Matinee and Night
Prices. M itlnee ISc, ft) and Tie.
Night $1.3, $1.00, 75c, 50c & tic
Reserved Scuts on Sale at Whlt
lock's, 41 Pntton Ave.. Phone 229.
SCHLOSS THEATRE CIRCUIT
MONDAY, DEC. 5.
Matinee and Night.
Musical Event of the Year
SOUSA &
His Band
PRICES
Matinee Joe, 50c, .or and $1,00.
MIGHT 35c, 50c, ". and $1.00.
Reserved feats at Whltloek's, 41
Po.ttor. Ave. Phone
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knowledge of life.
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short of years of experience, is in the pages of Mark
Twain's books. You have thought of hin? only at
a humorist and philosopher.
He is far more than this he is first of all a Teacher,
and you may benefit by his rich experience use hii
powers of observation learn human nature through
his PageS It had been Mart
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Wachovia
Statement
HKSOl lit i:s
Ioana and ltonit
Rpl I. Maw, Kiiriiiiurv
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laali in llniikH a Vault . .
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Deposits Nov. 16th, 1909 TSa!l46 00
Deposits Nov. 10th, 1910 ..' '. b'mWIM
x h! ?f 15118 T. S. Morrison, W. T. Weaver, 8. Lipinsky, W. B.
Northnp, ( ol R. BinKhain, T. F. Davidson, Fred Kent, J. M. Westall, T. W. Baoul,
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T. 8. MORRISON, Chairman W B WILLIAMSON, Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING, TRUST, AND SAVINGS BUSINESS
North Carolina's OLDEST Trust Company aad 8TR0N0EST
NOTICE,!
From and after November 1, 1910, our priecs to our cus
tomers will be as follows:
Tungsten Lamps
25 watt $ -5 a"
40 watt ' 62 earh
60 wntt. -84 ea(,h
100 watt
130 watt ( 2.00 ea Hi
250 watt 2-75 each
Tantalum Lamps
25 watt.. 25 cadi
40 watt . . .' 30 eaci.
The carbon filament lamps (ordinary incandescent are re
newable free to our customers, upon return of old lamps to
our office
This expense is borne by the Company with a view to giv
ing our customers efficient lamps. Do not wait until your
lamps are burned out. When they become dim, send the old
lamps in and we will exchange' for new.
Respectfully, i
THE ASHEVILLE ELECTRIC CO.
S. STERNBERG & CO.
FOP. SALE For Immediate delivery, all kinds of second-hand ma
chinery In first class condition.
STEAM BOILERS, ENGINES OF ALL KINDS
Pulleys, Hangers, Bearings, Boxes, Shafting, Band Saw Mill com
plete; Steam Engines and Boilers ol all sixes and makes; new and
second hand Piping, all sizes.
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get a complete set of el Mark Twsm's
the price they .save ever been sets
just es conn, lets ss the old one.
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