ADVICE
TO WOMEN
M4F WkW
yam
Women Buffering from any form of
illness are invited to promptly com
municate with Mrs. Pinkbam at Lynn,
Mass. All letters are received, opened,
read and answered by women. A wo
man can freely talk
'of ber private ill
ness to a woman ;
I thus bas been es
tablished this con
fidence between
Mrs. Pink ham and
the women of
America which has
never been broken.
Never has she tin'..
lished a testimonial or used a letter
without the written consent of the
writer, and never iiaa the Company
allowed these confidential fetters to
jjet out of their possession, as the
hundreds of thousands of them in
their files will attest ,
Out of the vast volume of experience
which Mrs. Pinkham bas to draw
from, it is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed
in your case. She asks nothing in re
turn except your good will, and her
advice bas helped thousands. Surely
any woman, rich or poor, should be
glad to take advantage of this gener
ous offer of assistance. Address Mrs.
Pinkbam, care of Lvdia . Pirkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to bare
Lydia E. Pink ham's 80-pago
Text Book. It is not a book for
general distribution, as it U too
expensive. It is free and only
obtainable by mail. Write fox
it today.
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TO E. L
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TRAVIS
NOTICE.
By virtue of and pursuant to the
power vested in him by a certain
deed in trust executed by Joseph S
Adams, dated 14th day of November,
A D., 1S10, and recorded In the
office of the register of deeds for
Buncombe county in book of Deeds
in Trust and Mortgages SI at page
213, default having been made in the
payment of the interest on the in
debtedness secured by said deed in
trust and aaid power of sale now be
ing absolute; the undersigned trustee
will, on the 2Mb day of July, A. D
111, sell at the County Court House
door In the county of Buncombe and
State of North Carolina, at public
auction for cash, the following de
scribed tract or parcel of land, sit
uats. lying and being In the county
of Buncombe and state of North
Carolina.
On the west aide of French Broad
river on New Found road; beginning
at a stake and small pine, the Vm.
flmilh corner, and runs thence soutb
8 de'rees east 21.2 poles to a stake,
Julia A. Sluder's corner; thence north
11 degrees 30 minutes east with said
Sluder's line and Ripley's line 62
poles to a stake, Ripley's corner:
then north 49 degrees east with Rip
ley's line as far as It runs, on this
course and passing through his oak
corner 21 poles to the middle of the
driveway approaching the residence
of the party of the first part; thence
with the middle of said driveway
south 73 degrees east 4 poles and
north 14 degrees 13 minutes east t
poles to a stake in the New. Found
road; thence with said road as re
cently changed the following courses
and distances: north it degrees 45
minutes west 1 poles to a stake;
north 23 degrees west 3 poles to
stake; north SI degrees west 3 poles,
north 39 degrees 13 minutes west 14
poles, south 97 degrees west 111 poles,
north 39 degrees 39 minutes west 12
poles to a stake in said road and Id
the line of said Adams' Alexander
tract: thence leaving said road and
running with said line north 33 de
grees 15 minutes west 34 poles to the
old black oak now down, a common
corner of said Adams' Btradley tract
and Alexander tract formerly claimed
by Pearson and two tracts formerly
owned by Wm. M. Smith, sr.; thence
with the line of one of the Smith
tracts and the lines of Wm. Smith, Jr.,
and the Lerkln Smith tract south 4
degrees west 73 poles to a stake;
then south 33 degrees east J4.5 poles;
thence south 4 degrees west 191 poles
to the beginning, containing IS acres.
Reference being hereby made to the
aforesaid deed In trust for a more
particular description of said land.
This 23th day of June, A D , 1911.
GEORGE A. QRIMSI.ET,
Trustee.
(Continued from page 1.)
ation and undoubtedly the tax assess
ing business Is going to be an issue in
the next campaign. The assessors for
Wake county are Julian Lewis, O.
S. Thompson and L. I. Womble, sr.
Mr. Thompson it is .stated, is a
relative of the Tuckers, but of course
it was not presumed that this would
have affected his action.
Johnston County Kcfiorts.
'The tirst county report to the cor
poration commission was Johnston
county, which always boasts of being
the tirst to settle its taxes with the
state treasurer. The increase in the
county is approximately 33,050,000
and R. H. Grower, the county asses
tor, reports only two complaints at
the board meeting. These were
uickly adjusted. Mr. Grower was
r.ucceesful in finding 14,000 more
acres of land in Johnston county
than has been taxed previously.
The report for Halifax county next
reached the commission. J. W. Pierce,
the assessor, also doing quick work.
The valuation in Halifax Is f 10.872.-
31. an increase of 32.318. $85.
Clarence Moore, a negro charged with
breaking into a store in Sanford last
week, was picked up here by the o-
ice yesterday. It seems that while
n the store the negro put on a new
uit of clothes and left his old ones.
in a pocket or wmcn was a piece o.
paper on which was written "Miss
Blanche Finch, 707 W. Lane street,
Raleigh."
After ordering a special venire of
0 men to try the murder case
against Willie Weaver, who killed a
white man' named Kd Pearce, Judge
Peebles granted a motion for a con-
inuance of the case until the Sep-
emlH-r term of court and ordered the
call for the venire cancelled.
In court yesterday Judge Peebles
ave a n-gro named Lonnie Hall ten
ears in the penitentiary for highway
robbery, the victim being John Har-
s. Krnest Jones, another negro.
was found guilty of manslaughter
nd sentenced to four months on the
roads. It seems that he was in a
runken row and shot at Richard
lupkins. the bullet wandered and hit
ohn Jeffreys, killing him.
Foley's Honey arte Tar Compound
Is effective for coughs and colds In
either hlldren or grown persons. No
opiates, no harmful drugs. In the
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
vent. For sale by all dealers.
TRUSTEE'S BALE.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained In a certain deed of trust made
ty Harvey Corper'ng to the under
signed trustee, dated the lath day of
June, 190S, and duly recorded In the
office vt the register of deeds for
Buncombe county, N. C, In book of
mortgages and deeds of trust No. 33
at page 41, to which reference is
hereby made, and default having
been made In the payment of the In
debtedness secured by said deed of
trust whereby the power of sale
therein contained has become opera
tive, the suld undersigned trustee will
on Saturday, tlte 2tb day of July,
till, at It o'clock, noon, sell at pub
lic auction for cash at the court
house donr In the city of Ashevllle,
county of Buncombe, N. C, the fol
lowing lands and premises, situate,
lying and being on or near Sassafras
treet In the city of Ashevllle, county
of Hiincombe and stats at North Car
olina, and more particularly described
as follows: ' '
I'.ebinnlng at a stake, the southwest
corner of the Alice Steel lands, and
runs thence with her line south 34
ilu'tffi enst 31 feet to her southeast
( mmht; then N. 9 degrees east fifty
. ( to a stake; then N. 34 degrees
w-t Hi feet to a stake In old Caleb
I ' i n line; then south t degrees
t 1,0 feet to the beginning, being
- wiveyed to J. Kuykendnll by
TV. Pat ton and conveyed to Jacob
' too by said Kuykendall.
'. 1 June 17. 1911.
W. K. PI If FORD, Trustee.
KNOWS HOW TO DRIVE EM
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JILL OUT OF SORTS
Has Any Asheville Person Nev-
er Felt That way?
Feel all out of sorts? . -Tired,
Blue, Irritable. Nervous?
Back feel lame and achy?
That's the story of sick kidneys
Bad blood circulating about;
Uric acid poisoning the body.
Just one way to feel right again.
Help the sluggish kidneys;
Do it with Doan's Kidney pills.
Doan's have cured many Asheville
people.
Here's one case.
W. M. Barnes, retired minister, 23
Central Ave., Asheville. N. C, says:
'For at least five years I suffered
from kidney and bladder trouble. My
back ached and they secretions from
my kidneys bothered me by passing
irregularly. I tried any number of
remedies, but none of them did me
any good until I procured Doan's
Kidney Pills at Smith's Drug Store.
This preparation was so benenllal
that I gladly recommend it."
For sale by all dealers. Price BO
cents. Foster-MIIburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Cnltel
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
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Leading Hotels and Boarding Houses)
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
on College street, near foot of Moun
tain, of this city, within the city of
Asheville, as provided by law. partic
ularly by section 71 of chapter 100 of
the private laws of 1901, and all
amendments thereof, has filed its re
port 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 affected by said improve
ment, the names of owners of prop
erty, or where names of owners could
not be ascertained, the names 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 as
follows: Mrs. Loftaln, Mr. Led better,
Philip S. Henry, they and each of
them, and all parties interested in said
property so beneficially affected by
said Improvements as aforesaid, are
hereby admonished that the report of
said jury as above set forth is now on
file with the city clerk of Asheville,
and that they and each of them are
hereby required to be and appear at a
regular meeting of the board of alder
men of said city, to be held on the 4 th
day of Aug., 1911, at 8 p. m., and show
cause, if any exists, why said report
should not be approved and confirmed
by said board of aldermen of the city
of Asheville.
This the 25th day of June, '.ill.
A G. HALTBURTO.N.
till ,Tuv 1 ".v "rt-
TRUNKS AND LEATHER
GOODS
la our specialty. Money to loan
on diamonds, watches, jewelry
any anything of value.
H. L. FINKELSTELN
Loan Office. 23 S. Main St.
Phone 887. Asheville
'WILSON RID.
Wilson Reld, sged seventy-three, it stil
able to bandit the reins over a fast borse
with the best of them. Ia a recent trot
ting meet in New York Mr. Reid drove
ia three races ind won every one of then.
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Stl(ltKKKRK3tSt
KNICKERBOCKER
NO. 7T COLLEGE ST.
PHONE 1SS.
Delightful Situation. . Central Location. Large Shady Grounds.
Appointmen ts Complete. TLB MS Accord I ng to Location of Boom.
THE MANOR
a t.titm A tet.h PARK ASHEVILLE, N. 0.
AN EXCLUSIVE INN.
Near golf links. Attractive accommodations; good service;
excellent table. '
WINDSOR HOTEX
4 SOCTH MAIK ST.
New management. American and European. Overhauled - and Refur
nished throughout. Rates Europ ean, 0c, 75c and $1.00 per day.
American, 32.00 per day. Commercial trade solicited.
Large sample rooms free. , C, 3. TATES, Prop.
FAIRFIELD INN NOW OPEN AND FISHING IS FINE
Elevation. 1,250 feet
Lake Fairfield, In the beautiful 8a pphlre country, la the finest spot ,n
the world tor a vacation, and the trou t fishing waa never better than it is
right now.
Get your tackle together, close up your desk, and come up for a few days
or weeks. Tou'U get a taste of real sport.
Modern hotel with baths, hot and cloth water, electric lights, bell boy
service, first-class cuisine, boating and all out-door sports. Music, dancing,
tennis, bowling. Telegraph line direct to the hotel. Special rates for June
and September. '
For information, rates, etc., address
H. R. ROBERTS OX, Proprietor,
Fairfield Inn. Sapphire, If. C.
COMMERCIAL
TOURIST
THE KENTUCKY HOME HOTEL
Endorsed by the T. P. A. and U. CL T. Traveling Men.
The best Sample Boom in the town. Hendersonville, N. C.
SEASHORE
ARE YOU
GOING; TO THE
The ATLANTIC HOTEL, at Uorehead City, 2. C, offers superior
attractions, unexcelled accommodations, the largest variety of amnae
menta, and (neeta her enjoy the most tavlgorattng and bealtbfal
" climate on the Atlantlo Coast, JitA2l: 1ZZLl.
Ideal 6urt Bathing; Beach -Finest Fishing In the World 6afe
Sailing, on Inland Waters or the Atlantlo Ocean Largest Ball Boom
In the Soutli Convention Hall Tennis Court Bowling Alleys
Tool Billiards. ' r .---L,-t -j-.: -.t i
7 , '. ' SPLENDID CUISDIE " ,.'
SOUTHERN COOKEfQ A FEATURE. .
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The Summer noma for Mother and Baby Cool Sea Alrjne hest
tonic. Rpwlal Kates for families. Low lute SEASON, TEN-DAY
and WEED-END excursion farca via
- RALEIGH or G0LDSBORO "
., ... AND - ..... 1 ;
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R.
notel Rates, $13.50 to $31.00 per week.
. T. ALEX. BAXTER, Mgr., .
--ir-wn1..wr. MORKHEAD CITT, N. C.
Formerly Manager of Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
EOBL
Battery ParK Hotel
. . ASHEVILLE, N. C ! '
... OPEN THROUGHOUT THE TEAR. - '
Famous Everywhere
THE SW ANN AN OA
A STRICTLY HIGH GRADE . ... I
Family and Transient Hotel
Rates 12.50 a day and apward.
FRANK LOUGHRAN, Owner Prop.
Hotel Renmore
. V WATKESVILLE, H. CL
. Open Througbont the Tear.
STRICTLY HIGH CLASS SERVICE ALWAYS.
C H. and MRS. L. W. KJflGHT.
THE BON AIR
LEADING COMMERCIAL AND TOURIST . HOTEL OF
WAYNESV ILLE, N. 0.
MRS. SALLIE E. CORY, Proprietreji.
Open the Year Rounds - "FREE SAMPLE ROOMS" '
WFIFJH AVENUE AND THIRTIETH STREET
85 FAMOUS MANY YEARS
jl As the Centre for the Most Exclusive
h . of Gotham's Visitors ; ;
COMFORTABLY and LUXURIOUSLY APPOINTED
M to meet the demand of the fattidioui or democratic visitor
JJi offering, a) moderate rates, the comfort, elegance. . t .
Ji , and entertainment demanded by conoott- . t .
'i tcuri as the best in Hotel-life.
Under ma a as emant '
that hsa Ions, catered.,
to the demaada ofdis
crlmlnatina visiton. -
Grand Hotel
Ntw York City
A Famou Home, with
New Annex
On Broadway, at Stat Street
One Block from Pennsylvania
R. R. Terminal. Also eoaven
tent to Grand Central Terminal
A house mads famous throucn
Its splen jd serrlcc, and persoa
al attention to patrons tha
Grand counts its friends by the
thousands. Special attention
liven Southern People who are
so accustomed to polite and
courteous treatment.
Aa for transportation f shin
ties. New Tork's subways, Sla
vs ted and surface, cars are all
practically at ths door. Tbe
tres and ahopplag districts also
immediately at hand. Personal
BORaca transferred free k'
and from Mew Peanaylvasjla
scattoev i
Splendid Moorish dining
rooms are but one of the fa
mous features of the the New
A ones. Abaolsjtely ilre-pronf.
Bales I IAS res Day,-Upward
GEOBGB P. nURLBERT.
Pres. and Geu'l Mgr.
Aao The Oreee. hurst, en Lake
Cbatauoa, Jamestown N. T.
Open July 1st to October 1st
Pine Automobile Bulla
Guide to New York wltb
' Maps) and Special Rata Card
-t rsqasal,
vETHELWOLD HOTEL
In heart of Beautiful Sapphire Co untry. Altitude 2250 feet Rates it
per day. Tempting Terms to Too lint Trade. Write for Quotations and
Reservations. MRS. FRANCEJJL. HAMILTON,
BREVARD, If. C. Proprietress, .
I
Centrally located, near
all railway terminals,
theatres, shopping cen
tres and commercial
districts. .
Public Dialog
Room
New Crill
Alter Dinier .
Uiige.
;r , . , , i -t-- i Santa, iar tamei r
ALL TIA1 IS BEST LH HOTEL UTI AT CCXSISTlYT MTES W
. Royal Suites
V Rooms' . . '.
Single orE Salle
Mth or without bath
Private Diaiag
Saloon lor Ladles-
GLADSTONE HOTEL
To right of Southern depot. Only European plan'hotelr In ths city.
Rooms 7t cents and $1.00 per day. Cafe in connection. Batha tree. Por
ter meets all trains. Commercial trade solicited.
. - FRANTS BLAKE, Manacer.
16 P.iH Vn.,s
M1I UVr JJtKBI lufTnteV,
to Ikt'-A Uur
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Hotel Raleigh, Raleigh, WZ.
i A New-Modern-Meritorious Ilostelry. ., It appeals to those
who know what's what and why. . .HOWELL COBB.
Opens June SS, 1011.
BALSAM, K. G.
Hotel Balsam.
Several thousand dollars in improvements. Fourth consecutive season
under same management. Features: Running; cold spring and hot wat.
Ih every room .no mosquitoes or Insects. Altitude Ittl feet 100 yards
from Southern depot.- Amusements: Tennis, bowling,' danolng, music,
horseback riding, etc. BALSAM HOTKL CO, Proprietors.
-i J no. O. Baydork, Mgr.
THE MANOR.
Announces the presentation of ' "
The Coburn Players
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Monday, July 17th Matinee and night. Matinee: Much Ado- .
About Nothing; Night: The Canterbury Pilgrims.. - V .".
OpenAir Performance :
Tickets at Whitlock's. Sale begins July 13tbv
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The North Carolina not Springs
WANTED
At the FLEMMIXG HOTEL at Ma
rlon, Nv C, 71 Bummer Boardera, rates
i to T per week. Children half price.
Irge cool rooms, four hundred feet
of cool porches, there is no better
place on earth te spend your summer
months, good water and the best of
climate. T. J. WILLIS, Mgr.
HR0ADWAY and 1ITH STWXT
htVYUKX CITY
wkm yf lw ref Twry roint ef
ltrrt. II. If ltlnrk from .Mmafci-r'S.
D If'nw will ml ttix'llinf 1'i.irirt.
Irt SM iimwltn Stir r.UfiU.i'K.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
y Jstlj d'tlot Urcskrst SPs.
f VTM.TAYl.r ZiZZ lf!r.c.
: ? V 'MOTOtfAlPAltK' HOTEL;' ' iJ '!
The ldal resort for heaitnpleasiir and recreation. Every amusement
Cool nights, no mosquitoes. Free from dampness, fog and smoke, Kathlng
department In rharge of scientific Masseur. Trains from AahsvllW daily.
T:10 a. m. and I:0S p. m., returning 12:49 and l;06 p. m. Write for
Booklet Special attention to Dinner Parties. -
8. B. ROBERTS, Mgr.
THE JARRETT SPRINGS HOTEL
COMMERCIAL AMI) TOIRIST "
Rates 3.00 per day. Hot and Cold Baths. Special Rates by Week or
Month. . It F. JAHRETT. Manager.
blllxburo, N. a '
BONNIE CREST, - - - SKYLAND, N. C
j Eight miles south of Asheville. a t.-me for people o( renpement and is
beautifully hx-ated in an extensive grove of beautiful pines. Fivs trains
and three malls dally. Write for rates to . .
MRS, T. B. DOE, Kkyland, 5. C ...
Try Garette-News Want Ads
City Livery Stable
W. V. ISRAEL,' Prop. RrVM V. :mX iVIU.E, K. OL
rmnti nmi to co!HM!:r.ial travi r.ri:.
p. set of mat i si.t T.a.L l. . rrnn.pt and pri.C-Lmt ; v! .i, il -r .J ' -t
t t a cfy, atl cu', i r i.
I ' LIITIC CI' ritjh jj : I V ;
Ths Leaiiag Resort Mouse of the WeHd -I
I Ull-ri-r t.iii PertKelsth Attrectlve DeHef '!'
l liil ' " ,u" Ju4y' September ' , ' J i
i Atlantic's Great Summer Season. v c h
1 t . t'spwdr line. Tws Rlorka i4 umntntrtl oc.s r !
Sjn'- Tf front faring Smith mnA overtnalc IH the liima lt.arti-
N V-C lrtsl halh&MK-k with an mnA trrh wmivr. .
JX n! Jhessrvs in both Amxw.n and U C.rt. I)ir.m li-""',
I I tfcTSi. R. Kuuiits nuinic. iAI. kullins i hirt 1 h
I 1-. WvJX T" '". rim .Kalitit, UuUrt. (, bans Ith r
I FrVlLj sralslorkwi mall.
A U JUOlA rVHITB 4 SONS OOUPANT.
The Phoenix European and 4 PATT0II HOTJ315. ',
American Hotel. , , The best ananlMtrsalonablshouo.,
On Wert College Blreet In Rlomber, Ln ll???''1,
building, nesr po.toltlc, and Patton hom' VJVm '
Ave. Rooms 10c, 76c, i per day. Free ILjiJ L,UJi iAiiUil. .
bathe Cater only to best putronage. - 1
B. BKA1TMAN, Prop. TLk
. - Headquarters for traveling men '
- tad lumbermen. Rates II PT Cv.
V C0M1IERC1A1. HOTEL 8p ul b' Blonlh- 1 lh
rt w ji-K-rin- - room. Free sample rooms. lisJlroad
Ufl.llllK,nos. . , tlng house fronting Boutharn dJot '
Ointon, N. O. Uvery In connection.
Eicellent table, good srvlc. Haas- . w . atl m.,.., . ,..
eiwtle rates. Free asmple room. w- AUMA 1 - " rr
Hot and cold bstha t'nil--r new man- -
agement Blrlctly frat rUas. C3lU J Oi
V. C ft ' ' t
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