50 Patton Ave.
In the Drhumor Build
ing. Office of '.. '
Carolina Goal & Ice
Company
M. & W. INDIAN COAL
. PHONE 130.
DRIED Fill ITS
Cleaned Currents Best.
1 Seeded Raisins beat. ,
Golden Dates best .. .'
Fard Dates best '. . . .
Apricots best .. . . . . . .
Peeled Peaches, best .' . .
Peaches not pealed .
.20 lb
.15 lb
.10 lb
.16 lb
.25 lb
.20 lb
.16 lb
I
E. C. Jarrett
.y .',.,, Phones 158. or 192.
12 North Pack Square and City
Market. Phono 473. .
None are Quite
So Comfortable
As a pair of PATRICIAN
Shoes for women. They fit
snugly, yet do not bind any
where. In patent, tan and
plain leathers, at $3.50 arid! $4,
and Buedes at four dollars.
GuaranteeShoeStore
.V South Main 8s.
Hi..
. The
Artistic
KNABE PIANO
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The best in the world
' 'at
DUNHAM'S
Music House
SUIT IS0T1 TRIAL
G Ibeit vs. Hopkins, Involving Hall In
terest in 60,000 Acres Land,
Being Tried. . .
CITY-NEW
The First Regiment band will be a
musical attraction at the Theato "Air
dome tonight, in addition to Harry
Talley, the tenor.
'After the crowded dockets of the
last few days In police court all the
"sinners" evidently decided yesterday
to give Judge Adams a rest today and
as a result there were .no arrests and
a blank docket this morning, the first
time such a thing has happened in
weeks. - -. :,
The Sunday school of Central Meth
odist church went to Weavervllle to-
of fSilhert v. Hnnlrln. Involving th. ar 'O' Picnic. TWO special cars
title to halt interest In about 60.000 were fu"hed by the Ashevtlle and
acres of land in Graham county, was!East Tennessee railroad. The picnic
taken up this morning. This case " u,u nis creea camp
was heard last year when it resulted wn,cn now PB" i coi
In the Circuit court of the . United
States for the ; western ' district . of
North Carolina, the celebrated
In a mistrial, and occupied several
weeks. Though the evidence and
documents are voluminous and the
points . are very complicated, it is
thought that the time can be some
what shortened this time. Most of
the morning was consumed in the se
lection and empanelling of the jury
and in reading the complaint and the
answer. The case will be hard fought
as some of the most prominent attor
neys of the section are engaged. Judge
Boyd announced that , during the
hearing the sittings would be from
10:30 to 1 o'clock in the forenoon and
from 3 until 6:30 In the afternoon.
The jurymen In the case are: . John
McCracken, J. H. Parrls, L. D. Spivey,
John Wheeler, Will Ayers, W. T. Bum
gardtner, J. F. Jones, E. V. McCon-
nell, Mark Jones, James Haynes, G. O.
Hopson, John DeHart.
Thft omnln In! In th punt la not I
very long, consisting principally of a'"" 1h.ad,ed a ve!y fln Prin. whlch
claim of one half interest in the lands
A CAR LOAD
of Bristol glased stoneware
Just received. Yellow mixing
bowls, milk and fruit jars, wa
ter coolers, bean and flower
pets, oval meat roasters. Stone
Jars, all si, from a quart to
fifty gallons, .
I X L DEPARTMENT STORE
4 .,, 8. 1L MJCIIOIAVE, Prop.
21 Pattoa Ave.
Phone 107
lege campus.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ashevtlle Poultry and Pet Stock as
sociation will be held In City hall this
evening at 8:30 o'clock.' The final
plans for the big December show will
be made at this time and the finance
committee and the committees on
catalogue and rules will be appointed.
Indications point to a record-breaking
show this year and the poultry rais
ers are busy preparing for It : )
Lloyd Frady, Vance Lance, and E.
J. McClatchey are being tried before
Magistrate Gudger this afternoon on
a charge of trespassing on the lands
of Miss. Rose Chapman at 8kyland.
The offense with which they are
charged la that on last Friday night
they cut a "bee tree' on. Miss Chap
man's estate. It happened that the
and in an action of ejectment, set
ting forth that L. W. Gilbert and W.
H. Peet secured some 45 grants of
timber land in what Is now Graham
county and that I W. Gilbert died
possessed of a half Interest in this
land. It going to his two daughters,
who are bringing suit. Also that the
defendants have wrongfully, tnd un
lawfully taken possession of the lands
and have ousted the plaintiffs from
their rightful possession and have re
moved much valuable timber from the
tracts, damaging It to the extent of
about $26,000.
The answer to the complaint is
rather lengthy and goes into a full
history of the various transactions by
which the present defendants came
Into possession of the property deny
ing that Gilbert died possessed of it
and that the plaintiffs - are barred
from recovery by the statute of limitations.
It Is set forth that Peet and Gilbert
secured the land of a man named
Calloway and executed to him a note
or bond of $10,000 for payment; that
Gilbert never contributed anything to
the payment of the purchase price and
that he conveyed the land in his name
to Peet. That after Peet died Wil
liam A. Bartlett was appointed ad
ministrator and that the estate of
Peet owed debts to the amount of
about $-10,000 which. It Is contended,
Is the same $10,000 that was owed for
the land. That in order to pay these
debts tt was necessary to sell the land;
that after obtaining an order from the
court, 'this was done In 1881, the sale
being made to the Beldlngs and their
associates for $16,000; that after sev
eral transfers, during which attempts
were made to develop the property. It
came Into the possession of the defen-
furnished water for "Roscragan,"
home of Miss Chapman.
Jhe
A civil case of some Interest was
heard before Magistrate W. A. James
this morning, a Jury being called to
decide the Issues. Lee Pleramons was
suing J. D. Pinner In settlement of a
partnership, the amount Involved be
Ing about $120. The Jury returned
a verdict giving Plemmons judgment
for $10.8$. Pinner gave notice of ap
peal. The two men were doing con
tract mason work and had been in
partnership for a few months and the
dispute was as to the amount due Mr.
Plemmons. . , ,
The Morganton amateur baseball
team defeated the Asheville Athletics
at Riverside park yesterday afternoon
In a well played game by a score of 4
to 3. The teams made two . errors
each and though the Athletics hit as
well, or perhaps better, than the vis
itors and several times were able to
get men on bases the necessary hit
was not available. In the third in
nlng the visiters made three runs
which cinched the game. Both pitch
ers did good work. There was a very
good attendance. It is likely that
another game will be arranged be
tween these two teams at an early
date. , . - ;. ' . ',,
THE MOIIEY III
iTHuUlfIG
CHILDREN'S SANDALS
and Oxfords at reduced prices
for a few days.
GEO. W. JENKINS,
29 S. Main St. Phone 125.
Chalmers
Motor Cars
Always Leaders
' '.,; !,- ' -,.-:,':; - s - i - ,: ..V .
Asheville Automobile Co.,
; Telephone mt:-; 15-17 South Ixington Ave.
SUMMER READING FOR VISITORS AND HOME FOLKS
; A great showing of the newest fiction from the pen of the best authors
of the country. An enormous number of popular titles recently copyrighted
books at -fifty cents.- Keep your eye on our windows.
ROGERS' BOOK STORE
39 Patton Ave
Phone 254.
TRY A TRIP DOWN TOWN FOR SUPPER
THIS EVENING
" The change w ill do you good.
CANDY KITCHEN ,SSSS
TO AUTOISTS, HORSE BA CK RIDERS, BASEBALL
PLAYERS, GOLF PLAYERS, FISHERMEN
And those that enjoy touring, remember Blomberg'a , when
you need a duster, auto coat, ladies or gent's riding suit, fish
ing tackle, golf, baseball supplies, tennis goods, croquet sets,
bathing suits, a full line post cards. Many other lines fo
the Summer Sport, too numerous to mention in this ad. Don't?
need to remind you about your smokes at the same old stand,
17 Patton Ave. BLOMBERG'S. . Est. 1887.
Barbee's
.MEANS GOOD CIGARS
' 14 Patton Ave.
For thoroughly cleaned
coal from thev best
mines, try a ton from .
us and be convinced -of
its superiority over
others."' 1 1 .'
Southern Goal Go.
Phone 114. f 10 North Pack Square.
tZZZZZZ'.
. -j. m. n-a. ,
; ; THE KITCIIIN
' ''' ' ' t
m SUMMER
Is made more comfort- I
t -able if you use M. & .W.
t Coal. Phone 40.
Asheville Coal Co
8 North Pici Z.
enit$eeiMMeMeMMHi
BROILING AND ROASTING
CHICKENS -
X ,:. '," f'i'f . - ll '
'Plenty of' broiling' and roasting
chickens. Some fine, spring lamb.
Phone us for meat suggestions..
Hill & Young ;
Phone 4 ul K'' Cltf Market
"Home Rendered Lard."
Removal Notice
J. a Carpenter, the Jeweler, ha
moved his place of business from 31
Patton avenue to 11 West Pack
Bqnare, In Moore's Furniture store.
Fine Jellico Coal ;
The Ileal fuel. It's boi.
JELLICO COAL CO.
Ulty oirice phone S2S. Tard phone 110.
' Special prices on car lota.
White Enameled Shelf Paner i
danta whose ownership was never be- Leastwise Magistrates Creas-
man and James Find it so
Specific Results.
fore questioned.
It is said that the plaintiffs will
contend that Gilbert made the deed
to Peet, if it was made, because the
war of the states began and he, being
native of New York, thought that
he could hold It better In that way;
also that the heirs of Peet recognised
this and conveyed the Interest back to
the Gilberts. However, in the mean
time, the land had been sold by Bart
lett. the administrator, to settle the
debts of Peet.
This afternoon the specific Issues
in the case were brought to tne at
tention of Judge Boyd.
Per rolL 100 feet long. ... ... . ........ . . . . i . ; . ,25o
.-When soiled clean with a damp cloth. Cheapest and
best, that!s alL. i '.
Cjarence Sawyer
53 Patton Ave.
Six Phones N, 1800.
Improved Hot Water
Heating System ;
.rUsMsa? -
Let us install in your home our improved hot water heating
system which lessens the cost of installation and saves in f uel j
consumption and assures you summer heat throughout your
house in the coldest of days. We employ none but skilled '
workmen and use the American Radiator Co's boilers and ra
diators, and guarantee perfect satisfactidn, .. , '
Ball, Thrash 2 Co.
5, 7 and 9 East College Street
There are two magistrates in Ashe
ville who do not care very much
whether court keeps or not so far as
finances are concerned. They are
Magistrate Creasman and Magistrate
James. They have learned the secret
of getting money from the soil. Mag
istrate Creasman has a small garden.
about 66 by 6 feet Most of his veg
etables are rather late but during the
past month he sold about $80 worth
of garden truck and his garden Is Juct
now In its prime.
Magistrate James has a much larger
amount to his credit from his garden.
He has more ground, too, about two.
fifths of an acre. He began selling
stuff before the first of May and this
season he has sold $364 worth; since
May 1, $234. The beauty about the
V I n I. .ho I. Atm w4- I. n ir .a h.
Accidentally Snot Himtell nnila Cnai-Ci(ed. Much of the stuff is sold to
neighbors and nearly all or the orders
I come over the telephone, Mr, Jaims
I stated that he had not sold any at all
I to the markets. The people like to
get the vegetables fresh from the gar-
I den
Ashevino, N. C. Ho. 29-31 lis ywood Street Phone 081.
HYDRO-THERM O-EliECTKO and MECHANO-THERAPX. PIETICS ,
for selected cases of Nervousness, Paralysis, Hayfever, Malaria, Asthma,
Stomach, Rheumatism, Diseases of Women and other chronio diseases.
The BATHS AND MASSAGE Department of the Sanitarium la open
co 'ine puuuc ojmiiiui hudqwiu xur
both LADIES and UKU TLKMEN.
Open from $ a. m. to t p. m. Sat urday till II p. m.
TRAGIC DEATH IN HI
Ina ' Rabbit Well Known
Newspaper Writer.
Triiculara ef the tragic death at
his home at Pink Gap, Yancey coun
ty, 40 miles from here late Monday
afternoon of Alvln Horton were re
ceived here last night from a gentle-
in frnm Yancev. Mr. Horton. a
COMPLAINTS
We will thank' anyone
who is not receiving per
fect service from our wag
ons or drivers to either
write us or call us on
phone 72. '
. We always endeavor to
pive perfect service, and
: fcupi'lv the purest ICE.
A tXIKXUt O.V UE.LTU
Tou Can't corner the whole
mildly or health. Hut there Is
n.) rt-Hmm why you can't 1ft as
liiitto a lii ick of Health Btofk
im yu rt-yulrs.
We it hi!lli broker Wo
pm-'v on (l.'jna.nl of your doc-
I r. nijirn of iirt!y In nietll-
, ; . : -t ra H i. will riM'l.ily tinn
... if i to ii-
Breaklng Ground For Great Exposi
tion.
San Diego, Cat, July $0. Over 30,-
000 persons Joined In celebrating the
breaking of ground yesterday for the
in in 'r'' ' p,.imldllornlt npoSUon to be
,T ' ..d muulM ar-1 held In 111$ In honor of the comple-
u.w-k- I ..... ,K T...
tlclee, was visiting his old home tor a p- ' -
.hort stay. It seems that ne was on
. . . ...w b. h tm m Mtlllll. OUl
th. vard. BteDDlng Into the nouse -
he took down an old mussle-loadlng 1 ATTT7rWATT
nn. that had not been used for a CLAIRVOYANT.
Co., formerly
inn. time and returned to the yard
or a shot at the little animau aim pnoP. 8AAVEE America's greatest
1
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i.m. ran off and Mr. Horton ioi-
lowed. After going a short distance
from the house he stepped on a piece
if rotten rail which broke beneatn
his weight and as he pucnm ur
Urt the sun fell to the ground and
xploded, the bullet entering Mr.
ilnrtnn's left side, ine repon i m
.itr.rtMl ihon. In the house to
.h mnct where thev found Mr. Hor.
-n nn the around in a dying condi
tion. He lived only about . ten min
utes after the bullet entered his body
jut long enough to tell those who
ent to him that ths shooting was an
wi.iMnt also how It occurrea.
Mr. Horton was well known In
shevllle and elsewhere In the rtats
,..rxinilv and throuith his writings.
During the past few years be had
-ontrlbuted a number of Interesting
jtort... to tianers picturing 1 "n1
enis in Yancey county. Recently
i..in of his contributlm were ac
. cl.led ty leading norths; B papers
.mi hi work imiat favovalily com-
'iiented jiion.
Clairvoyant and Palmist, tells you
your name and what yon called for,
If you have troubles or doubt and
everything goes wrong. If marriage.
love, divorce, business changes, in
ves'.ments, lawsuits, sickness
an thing of Importance, see Prof.
8a.vee. 103-110 Haywood stree
Psone 144$. ' 1S
I. LEVITCH. Jeweler and Watchma
ker. First-class work. lowest
prices, work guaranteed. Watches,
Jewelry for sale. $ College stree
13(-24t
th
ha
E GRUNER SANITARIUM
. . HOT. ' . .' ' ' -
Tou won't be If you do your Ironing with our Harweod Electric iron;
you can get out on the porch and by being comfortable do twice the work
In half the time. The Harwood la tne iron tnat don't burn out. . .
Piedmont Electric Co.
Asheville, N. C. . Opposite Postoffioe.
Furniture
Deal & Golightly
THE BABY STUDIO
Wa make the best baby photo
graphs because we make them quick
est, 1-10 of a' second. Cat them
laughing, playing, etc Btuaio cooiea
by large fan.
RATS BTTPIO,
It Pattoa Ave.
Anything Electrical
: yt. A.WARD
PtMNM 440. '
Ho. IS Church Bt
Mountain City Steam Laundry
: Modern Mctho&J
Tel. 42G, 30 N. Lexington Ava
J. IL WEAVES. Mgr. .
Try a Gazette-News Want Ad.
ASHEVILLE, N. 0.
4tMtMMMIIIMHMMlllHHHHMMiHMMIHM
VISIT
RIVERSIDE PARK
FREE
Motion Picture Entertainment
each evening, beginning at
8:30. -. " 1 1 !'"'
. Program Changed Every
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Monday, Wednesday
': t and Friday , 'iy;M
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A NETS MILE TH0LL2Y RID2 TIIROUCa A BEAUTI
FUL COUIJTr.Y
'v Evrr.Yi:our. ciiTiiEiioun
9 A. VL to 7 P. II.
TAKE THE Z
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D CAf.3
rr.c:i pac square
Monitor Steel Ranges
This is a High-Grade Range at a low price, and fully
guaranteed. Let us put one in your home.
Cash or Easy Payments. I T ) ?i r 2
Beaumont Furniture Co.
Phone 1002.
27 S. Ilain Ct.
Try Garctte-Novo Yixni T-do
uuOllli.
WANTED- Every feature of
cleaning and dyeing business
received careful study for years
That accounts for the great hrong
of patrons that will take no other
service. Expert workers who are
fls careful In handling your gnr
ments as you are yourself. Quick
service. I'ttone SS9, J. C. Wilbur,
on the f i nire.
7 l.'aUi train L'ln.t.
A.
Summer
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A full stock of seasonable goods . Screen
Screen Wire, Ice Cream Freezer?, Oil nr,
Cook Stoves, Htwo, Sjirinklers and Kpmy 1'
Ideal Fin ! s (1okers.
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