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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS. Saturday, September 16, 1911. WANTS IT is aseleas for anyone to rail this office Ik an endeavor to find out . the names of advertisers. Those who advertise under an initial or nom de plume do not wish their names to be ' made public, and they cannot be dl- ; vslged at tills office. HELP WANTED. LADIES WANTED! To call 1617 whan yon want your summer dresses cleaned, dyed and pressed, k .. . ' lll-tf WANTED Experienced meat cutter. Telephone No. 780. 174-tf. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT ED No canvassing or soliciting re quired. Good Income assured. Ad dress National Co-Operative Realty Co.. N1235 Marden Building, Wash Ington, D. C. FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells about over 360,000 protected posi . tlons In U. S. service. More than 40,000 vacancies every year. There Is a big chance here for you, sure and generous pay, lifetime employ ' ment. Easy to get Just ask for booklet C593. No obligation, Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. C. WANTED Men to learn the barber trade. We want plain people for a plain business. For a bread win ner, you can't beat it. WaKes bet ter than most men earn. Apply by mall.- Holer Barber College, Atlan ta. Ga, . 183-ot. WANTED "AT ONCE A good cook. Paul P. Brown, American National Bank. Phone "9. tf WANTED A first class millinery v maker; also an apprentice. Mrs. Sproat, Oates Bids. 187-31 WANTED For U. 8. Army: Able bodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35; citizens of the United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English lan guage. For information apply to Recruiting officer, 307 West Trade St., Charlotte, N. C; 3 Smith Main St, Asheville, N. C, 330 S. Elm St, Greensboro, N. C; 1522 Main St, Columbia, & C; 204 Vs West Main St., Greenville, S. C; or Ili7 Vi West Main St, Spartanburg, S. C. WANTED A first class millinery maker; also an apprentice. Mrs. Spn.at, Oates I'.hlg. IS? tl WANTED Experienced maid, at once. 57 Cherry. Apply l3-3t MANAGERS WANTED To control the county rights in North Carolina. Ouly lirst class men, with refer ents, and small capital (say toOOl need apply. The proposition Is good tor a year to an energetic safes manager. Apply In person, or write Radium Spray company. Clo ver, Virginia. LOCAL r.EPKESHNTATIVE WANT ED No canvaaulng soliciting re quired. Good Income assured. Ad dress National Co-Operntlve Realty Co, V123S Marden Building, Well ington; D. C. CIVIL "SERVICE EXAMINATIONS open the way to good government positions. I can coach you by mall at small cost. Full particulars free to any American citizen of eighteen or over. Write today for Booklet E593. Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. C. WANTED. WANTED Ladies' Dying-, cleaning, and repair work. J. H. aCcGlnuess, II South Main steel 132-tf WANTED Tour Notary publio work. Phona 98. J as. W. Albright 16-tf WANTED A good second hand saw mill, lath and shingle outfit Box 170, Hickory, N. C. 153-tf WANTED To buy cnild's rocking horse. Apply at 37 South Main street t J. 8. Moore. 157-tf. ? WANTED To sell, cheap, about half price, a scholarship In the Char lotte Auto School. Address or ap ply to "1.." care this paper. tf WANTED Men and boys to take 30 t'ays practical course in our ma chine shops, learn automobile bus iness and ecccpt good positions. Three hundred graduates placed In positions last twelve months Char lotte Auto School, Charlotte, N. C. 180-tf WANTED Heavy suits that have . been laid awsy should now be brought out and thoroughly steam ' denned and pressed and be made ready for fall and winter wear. Our now steaming end pressing tables thoroughly disinfects cleans and presses neatly. Ladles' work a spe cialty. J. C. Wllbar, Phone 389. On the Square. IIRIRS wnntvd at once. 50,000 es fl'.tes nocking claimants. You may be one. Facts In booklet 458. Send stamp. International Claim Agency, Pittsburg, Pa. r 187-26t, WANTED Five or six room furnish ed cottage with steam heat and one room connecting with bath room. Forbes A Campbell. 41 ft Patton avenue. 137-tf. WAKTFri IPv.rw . ... ,k. 1 wsiw ia aw 1113 ItWH est genuine razor In the world, at -nsnevme Ksroers Hupply Co., 13 N. Main St. Ws shsrpen and grind all cuko wton. a run tine of Toilet Articles, Razors, Btrops, and etc FOR SALE u acres of limit. 4 room house. 300 fins chickens, fine horse end buggy, fin milch row, good bars n ether nut tiulMlnr, 4 miles from city, nar "r Peru The owner leaving t t.i-"f, -.o, ft 000 ci! tml- WANTS FOR BENT. FOR RENT Desirable store room, suitable for any kind of business without shelves or counters. Apply Box (37, Canton, N. C tf FOR RENT Furnished 6-room mod ern apartment, 68 Asheland avenue, price S35.00. Apply Nichols Shoe Co. 186-3t fOR RENT Furnished house. 9 rooms, on Aierrimon avenue. prions 1104 or 974. 187-3t. FOR RENT Connecting rooms fur nished for house keeping; sink and gas in kitchen. 26 Starnes. tf FOR RENT Two furnished rooms: either connecting or separate. Ap ply 150 Chestnut street or telephone 1206. isi-tf. FOR RENT t unfurnished rooms In nice place on Charlotte street Cheap to right parties. No sick people; no children. J. R. R., Gazette-News, n-tf FOR RENT Connecting rooms fur nished for house keeping; also 5 room cottage unfurnished. 18 Grady street 186-tf. FOR RENT Furnished, ten room house, very desirable, furnace heat. pavea street, u. s. watson, agent 179-tf. FOR RENT, FURNISHED Private residence Charlotte St., 12 rooms, 3 bathrooms, steam heat, completely furnished; also good stable. Ap ply to J. L. Wagner, agent, at post- office, eod-tf FOR KENT A few nice rooms for liKht housekeeping. 128 Woodlln street. Phones 117S, 974. 188-2C FOR RENT One nicely furnished room; reasonable rate. No. 2! Oak street. 188-3t FOR RENT 2 or 3 nicelv furnished rooms for linht housekeeping, . otherwise. SO Central avenue. 1SS-3I OI RENT 5 room cottage $15. 5 room cottage $1X, 6 room cottage $1X, 6 room cottage 320, 6 room cottage 32 1, 8 room house $21, 8 room house $26. 50, 9 room house $27. K. M. Messier, American Na tional Hank building. Phone 682. 188-3t FOB SALE FOR SALE Single comb, thorough bred Rhodo Island Red cockerel; will sell cbeap. Address Poultry Gazette-News. 306-U POULTRT SUPPLIES Red Comb. Poultry Feed, Scratch, Corn and Fine Chick. Dry Mash for hens Korea Feed for little chicks. Roup, Onp. Cholera, and White Diarrhoea Cure, Ui-e Powdvr and l.lee Liquid, and s limited numner of 50o books -..e Ph. :.e J M i ampbell, ai .-'loi.er ijr-.- Kr Department. 106-tf FOR BALK Borgaln In extra Hue thoroughbred Brown Leghorn chickens. Some excellent exhibition stock Included In this offer, such ss 93 point hens, scored by four dif ferent Judges, and one extra large, fine shaped and colored pullet line bred ecock. Address Luke Dixon, Asheville, N. C. 160-tf. FOR 8AUE at a bargain, two second hand Pianos In good condition, one a Kimball, the other Schlllen. W. L. Moore, No. 11 West Pack square. FOR SALE A few handsome mis sion clocks, used as samples; suit able for hall, dining room, bed room or office; will sell $1.50 to $3 each. Apply at Gazette-News office. 176-tf FOR SALE Twelve two room houses and twelve vacant lots. F. P. Ingle, Revell Building. FOR BALE A fine Jersey cow; can be seen at No. 40 Tuskegee street; p. v itanns uiy. 85-3' ' land FOR SALE From four to five thous- anu uouurs worm or gill enge paper Beginning at a stake In the South bearing six per cent; willing to pay we8t niargln of said Rector street said a small commission. Address X.-itako being at a point seventy-six (76) ' Oaxctte-Newa. lU-Bt feet from the point of Intersection of norses, z ideal delivery wagon horses, weight about 1100 pounds, 2 general purpose horses, about 900 pounds to 9.10 for sale, single or In pairs. W. M. Reagan, Wcavervllle, N. C Phone 20. 186-6L We Stand for the South as Did Lee and Jackson Being the oldest Old Line Legal Reserve Sonthera Mutual Cempany, Issuing all of the Standard Policies, giving the lowest possible rates con sistent wits safety. . . We solicit your patronage. The Security Life & Annuity i 'Company : ' of Greensboro, H. OL A. n, 8M1TH. RpmUl Agent. ftahrrtrWi. S. fl , TRUNKS AND LEATHER " GOODS la out specialty. Money to loan on diamonds, watches, jewelry and anything 'of value. H. L. FINKENSTEIN Loan Officer 23 S. Main St. ' Phone 887. Asheville. . ... 'i .-.. i PIAI7C3 EXAMINED FIIEE rianos Tuned, Rerulated, Vobwl. Rovoleed and Repaired at Reasonable l!nt'S. 28 years experience. All work t' i'. r- n!fM. want: MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE, bought, sold and ex changed. Easy payments, 63 South Main St Phone 885. 142-tf CHAS. L SLUDER. 20 S. E. Pack square, furnnlture bought sold, stored and rented. For sale type writers and pianos. NEW RUGS From old carpets we make them In any else. Ours are superior to others. Write for cata logue. Oriental Rug Co., 1101 Ca thedral St, Baltimore, Md. 161-78t AUTO FOR HIRE A new Maxwell Touring Car, (3 per hour. T. G. Cathey, 95-97 Patton avenue. Phone 244. 188-26t WE WANT your Stenographic and Copying work. Carolina Commer cial School, office 10 Pack square. Phones 974, 1178. 166-tf CAROLINA COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Office, 10 Pack Square. P. L. Holman, principal; G. L. Hall, as sistant principal. Ask for our spec ial rates on tuition. 166-tf LOST Folding black pocketbook con taining $66.00, on Swannanoa ave nue or between Swannanoa. avenue and Asheville Dray blacksmith shop, West Asheville, this morning. Liberal reward. Gazette-News. UMBRELLA HANDLES Solid gold and sterling silver handles for la dies' umbrellas and parasols, as well as a large assortment of com bination silver and pearl handles. Umbrellas recovered in all grades of silk. Prices riht J. M. Hearn & Co., Battery Park Place, Phone 448. D. A. VINIARSKI. shoe making and repairing. Work guaranteed. Prices thut suit anybody. Free shines to customers. No. 4 Lexington ave nue. 177-26t. IIK.MOVAL Mrs. Trull, ladies' tailor ing and dress making. SI South French Broad. Phone 722. Form erly 216 Patton avenue. lS-l-Gt. ROCK LEDGE, 63 Haywood street, 28 Rooms thoroughly renovated, across street from Auditorium, hulf block from Battery Park hotel. Mrs. P. J. Corcoran, Prop. FOB BENT 2 4-room houses, $S each per mo. New Houses, suitable for R. R. men near depot 1 6-room house, 10 per month. Apply to VF.UNON REALTY CO. Over Kress store. . or Phoae No. 355 BEMOVAL NOTICE The Parts Millinery has moved to No. 78 PATTON AVE. next door to the Palace Theater. MRS. a. KROMAN, Propr. Everything In Millinery. FOB SALE Beautiful Suburban home; on car line, surrounded by grove of trees with five acres of land, city water, electric lights. Very easy terms. CANADAY BEALTY CO. ION. Pack Sq. Phone 749 LAXD RALE. Ry virtue of the power .of sale con tained In a deed of trust executed on the 2nd day of March, 1911, by Charlie Nichols and Cornelia Nichols, his wife, to C. N. Malone, trustee, to secure the Indebtedness therein described to S. A. Lynch, which said deed of trust is duly recorded in the office of the Reg ister of Deeds of Buncombe county. North Carolina, In Book 82, page 105, and default having been made in the payment of the principal and Interest of the notes secured by said deed of trust, and upon application and de mand of the holder of said notes, the undersigned trustee will, on Monday, the 9th day of Oifober, 111, offer for KfllA ftt III. nnlir. knti.a n w. city 'of Asheville, county of Buncombe and state of North " iii In ta T he t, t . . ... .. : highost bidder, for cash, the following described real estate, situate,' lying 'and being In the city df Ashevlile. and ,on the southwest side of Roctor street, liniindAil and m or. nmlnMlarliT 'described as follows: Depot street and belpg the Northwest cor ner of a lot owned by 8. S. Lynch, and runs with said margin - of suld Roctor street North 39 dog. West eighty-eight and 77-100 (88.77) feet to a stake In said margin of snld street, the some being the corner of a lot of Iund owned by K. T. Meriwether; thence with the West line of said lot of hind South 80 deg. West elicht (80) feet to A locust post Rhine- hardt'a corner; thence with Rhine Bast one hundred and eighteen (lit) feet to a stake, the South? 'est corner of a lot of land owned iv ft H. T.vn.-h- thence with the West line of said Lynch lot North .10 deg. 31 mln. East Ixty-one and 1-10 (tl.l) feet to tlic "ginning; being the same nroix.nv this dny bought by the said Charlie iNionois rrom James a and B. 8. Lynch and described In two.dMU even date, herewith. - . . C. N. MALONE, Trustee. This the th day of September, 1111 Best motion pictures Theato aridome. fllCIllOCM FORNEXIEEII Statement Concerning the At titude of Governors on State Bights Question. Spring Lake, N. J.. Sept. 16. The third annual governors' conference came to an unexpected close here late yesterday after the conferees had waited two hours to hear Governor Dix of New York, who was delayed in reaching Spring Lake. Although the program was to - have extended through today Illness and Ina bility to attend on the part of several scheduled speakers led to the dlscov ery that there would be no matter claiming the attention of the gather ing and the Idea of holding a session was abandoned. Fifteen governors who met at the afternoon session yes terday held what they termed an ex perience meeting. Governor Shafroth of Colorado discussed the state prison law and other reforms in his stote. and Governor Tenner, of Pennsylva nia, likewise told of reform In hu state. This," he snld In conclusion, "de serves a better name, perhaps, thar the governors" conference. This is the ancient and amalgamated order ol governors, the governors' union." Richmond Is) Selected. Governor Augustus E. Wlllson of Kentucky thanked the committee ol arrangements for Its work and the conference adjourned to meet at Rich mond, in December, 1912. Nineteen of the 9 governors, whi attended the meeting, left during tht day and evening for home. Those re maining over night at Spring Uiki were Governors O'Neil, McGovern Curey, Hawley, Sprey, Gilchrist, Ves sey. Cruce and Stubbs. Contrary to general expectation th conference voted down in executivi session the motion to appoint Wlllian- ooorge Jordan, who has served a; secretary three years, permanent sec retary. Instead, It was derided t( leac the selection of a secretary ti the executive committee. Uniform Divorce taw. governor uiicnrist ol Florida an noiinccil that the executive committei had agreed to place foremost on nex! year s program a discussion on ttu advisability of having a uniform di vorce law. "No man would run nwa from the presidency of the Unite! States," said Governor Harmon, ol Ohio, when asked if he was a candi date for the democratic presidents nomination. When asked for a mon dellnite announcement. Governor Har mon replied that he did not consider it In keeping with the proprieties ol the governors' conference to drag In personal political affairs. He had no, attended the conference as a candl date for any office, bot to confer with his colleagues, and thought that li would be bad taste to refer to political matters upon his departure. The governor left for Knoxvtlle where he will address- the Appala chian convention. Before departing for Knoxvllle, Governor Harmon pre pared a statement concerning th( newly appointed states right commit tee. The statement reads: As to States' Rlglrts. "In view of an up parent misunder standing by some of the action of the conference yesterday. It Is deemed ad visable that a statement should bt made aa to Its exact nature and pur pose. "As the' decision of the Unite-: .States Circuit court In what are known as the Minnesota rate cases t the effect that tile state of Minnesota had no authority to regard regulatt railroad rates within its own borders because Interstate commerce wa thereby affected and as other case: involving the some question In othei states would soon coma before the supreme court of the United States foi decision, the conference considered It advisable that a committee should be appointed to see that the state's side Is properly protected and presented t the supreme court "The committee expects to deal onl with the legal side of this controvers and the action taken yesterday was one of only ordinary precaution. Every stats in the union la equally if "d V,ta"f ,nU,n?' 'V601".!0" ?' " lue-Uon a. the right of each rtat, to roirulata Its own Infnrnnl Mmmurn would be destroyed by an ' adverse decision. We expect to ascertain wha case will first be considered by thi supreme court In which this questlot will be decided and if It Is deemed ad visable we will uek leave to present t. the court a brief argument In support of the right of the state to regulat commerce wholly within their bord ers." , . '-I.!, Blomlay Morning. September 18. Would Bo a (Joint Ttiuc t Itcrin IKiuhlo Coiii-hc at the Ashe ville ItusliicMH College. The double course at the Ashevlile IiusiniBS College Is not a cheap course; It Is the only course worth all your time during the long, winter months. Two thousand have com pleted this course, one ' hundred of whom are at work In the City. It contains all there is In a business ed ucation. Your success Is assured on this course.. Class Number Four will start next week.- r T. C MILLER: About four years ago, I completed the double course- at the A. Bi C, and aa a result of this 1 huve been able to hold responsible po sitions. I f not think that any young man or woman with any business abil ity whatever would make H mistake by taking this course, and I nnpectfully urge upon all the Importance of same. T.. C. Miller, Ticket Agent Bo. Ry., City. ' WALTER Ci BRITT: Boms yean ago I completed the double course at the A. II. C. It has been a grent as sistance to me In my business. I heartily commend It to all young peo ple . . CLAUD DITMORE: 1 , Completed the double course at the Ashevlile Business College last spring. : It's the bit thing I ever did In my life. I have a splendid position with the Bo. Btatna Lum. Co., Dunbnrton, . C. WE WANT FIFTT NEW PUPILS to take our double course this Fall. It's decidedly the best for the foil end winter study. Positions always se cured In or out the city on this course. Call rt tli" Afhcvllle Jlimiiic s t'ol I. '. 'i . V. (. I ' Xl V H. ! ' f . . I i :n. Hvomei for Catarrh World's Greatest Remedy Fro from Cocaine, Opium and All Habit Forming Drugs. Start right now, before the cold weather comes, to kill catarrh germs and get rid of catarrh. It's the best time. ' - Breathe' HYOMEt (pronounce It High-o-me) Smith's Drug. Store guarantees it It is made of Austral ian eucalyptus, thymol and other an tiseptics, and besides destroying the germs It soothes and heals the sore, raw membrane and prevents mucus from forming in the air passages. Breathe it a few times a day. It's an easy and pleasant treatment and -esults are quick and certain. HYOMEI is guaranteed for catarrh, asthma and catarrhal deafness, or money back. A complete outfit In cluding hard rubber Inhaler, costs $1.00. Extra bottles if afterward needed cost but SO cents. FRESSUBE IRONING MACHINES No rubbing. Such a process is one of the feat ures used here in the doubling of the life of your linens when done the Nichols way. Phone 95 Asheville Laundry. J, A. Nichols, Mgr. NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given by the mayor ind board of aldermen of the city of vshevllle, as required by law, that he city engineer has made a survey md tiled his report In the .office of he city clerk, showing the amount if work done nnd the cost thereof n the matter of paving and other vise improving Cortland Ave. in said lty, and also showing the name of each -.butting owner thereon, the number f front feet of each lot and the pro ata share of cost of such street im--rovement to be assessed against such eul estate. And notice Is hereby urther given that at the first regular ncetlng of the said board of alder nen, to be held after the expiration f ten (10) days from this date, said card of aldermen will consider said eport and If no valid objections be nade thereto the same will be adopt ed and approved by said board and he liens and assessments of Said treet improvement will then become omplete and operative, Ashavllle, N. C, Sept 12, 1911. L. W.YOUNG, l8B-"' , City Clerk. NOTICE. " Notice Is hereby given by the mayor md board of aldermen of the city of Vshevllle, as required by law, that he city engineer has made a survey nd filed bis report In the office of he city clerk, showing the amount f work dons and the cost thereof n the matter of paving and other vise Improving Aston street In said lty, and also showing the name of uch abutting owner thereon, the lumber of front feet of each lot and he pro rata share of cost Of such itreet Improvement to be assessed igalnst such real estate. And notice s hereby further given that at the Irst regular meeting of the said board f aldermen, to be held after the ex joratlon of ten (10) days from this late, said board of aldermen will con ilder said report and If no valid ob tectlons be made thereto the same will oe adopted and approved by said hoard and the liens and assessments of said street Improvement will then become complete and operative. Ashevlile, N. C. Bept , 1911. J. E, RANKIN, so-iot Mayor. COMMERCIAL HOTEL C. N. JUSTICE, Prop. ,, , Canton M. OL . ... ( Excellent tablet good service. Reas onable rates. Free sample room riot and oold baths. Under aew soan vgement Strictly flrst elasa. A PATTON HOUSE, ' .. 'fUnrphy, N. C. ;', . :-' - The best and most reasonable house in town, good table, clean . beds and torn cooking. Rates tl per day. MISS BOSA PATTON. Hoiei Sterling ' CLVCIXNATL OHIO. . . , T Overlooking New filnton Park. ' t. ry rottni outside with bath, or hot and com water. Milk, cream, vg. tablis from our own farm. Amsrtcn Mns .0, I BO, , tn tl 0 r- rt. R. R l"!'f, T'r-., f.irmf'j q I" t ) , ; t , f i. , ' ? '' w . -. r ..' ,. ' J '- i r. - i... ... ... . ...... - ... Hotels and Boarding Houses KNICKERBOCKER Delightful Bltuattoa.. . Central Location. Large Ebady Grounds. Appointments Complete. TERMS According to Location of Boom. THI MANOR ' . ALBEMARLE PARK ' ASHIVTLLE, If. 0. AN EXCLUSIVE INN. Near golf links. Attractive accommodations; good service; excellent table, v WINDSOR. HOTJLL 4 SOUTH MAIN ST.' : 'rB!"; New management - American and Curopean. Overhauled and Refur nished throughout -Rates Europ ean, 60c, 75o and $1.00 per. day. American, $2.00 per day. Commercial trade solicited. Large sample rooms free. Baitery Park Hotel ASilKVILLK, N. O. ' -Si OPEN THBOCQHOUT TUB TEAB. - Famous Everywhere T HE .SWANNANOA . A STRICTLY HIGH GBADI V i Family and- Transient Hotel Rates $3.50 a day and upward. Hotel Kehmore . WATNESVELLB, If. C X',Si!Sl2S Open Tbronghout the Tear. TRIOTLT HIGH CLASB BERVICK ALWAT8, . .,, ' C. H. and MRS. L. W. K9IGHT. THE BON AIR : LEADDTQ COMMERCIAL AND TOURIST HOTEL OT WAYNES V ILLE, N. 0. -SiRS. I ALLIE E, COBY, Proprietnif. ' Opem the Year Bonnd. 'TREE SAMPLE BOOKI' ETHELWOLD HOTEL In heart of Beautiful Sapphire Co nntry. Altitude I1S0 feet Rates $1 per day. Tempting Terms to Tourist Trade. Write for Quotations and Kenerratlons. MRS. FBANCENIA HAMILTON, BREVARD, IT. C. Proprietress. - GLADSTONE HOTEL V To right of Southern depot Only European plan hotel In the city. Rooms T5 cents and $1.00 per day. Cafe In connection. Bathe Area, Por ter meets all trains. Commercial Hotel Raleigh, A New-Modern-Meritorions who know what's what and why. . .HOWELL COBB. THE PHOENIX J On West College Btreet,' just back of the old Berkeley Hotel, where you can get the nicest rooms for 50c and 75cJ with baths. No sick. If you cannot find the place stop in at BLOMBERG'S CIGAB STOBE. He will direct yon. ' Sample Rooms to Drummers 50c per Day. Phone 1831. THE JABBETT COMMERCIAL Rates $1.00 per day. Hot and Cold Month. " WSW3PS5SS City Livery Stable W. 1", TSRAHTL, Prop. HX30E3t80NVlXLa T. O, BP1ECIAL BATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. ' : - -Best of stock and vehicles. Prompt and proficient sanrlcs, day and")!. -m eitr. asd ovnty. Batlsfaotkm coaraatsd. , I " 1 HOUSE rva si I J to 1 -r mM A HOTEL - J&'A 6fiss si nuaW.1. r. -A-.-.U1 I Tfpi WW siaartaiuest deisBU by eooaoa ss tfas Inst is Hotel-Us. Tst rssait, ihojs ar ts sahe, wits Of OTtHoat bath, mm well aOmW, st. nassd sod pstroamd m Ine Rqrsl anw, wkick ahnyt a dtmaad, TW frin, asstk Uslsg reset, toi um eery sslooa nusrmd tichuivcly lor Udo. Mt Nw York'i aiodwd ept. caress sit They sra ckoictily skiuud, coiBodiou aodexqinatly 4miTlid. Tks Hotel a advtataoetl louted ia New York Gty, nut all milway tsr. auasU, tnesbw, boppiag esstn, sad ccamestisl dubicta, THE CCLLAND CSCSE Sta Ave, n J3ta SL Si. WANTED! At the Finnrrva ttotf-t. . u.. rlon, N. C, T8 Bummer Hoarders, rate 9S to $7 per week, Children hnlf price. i-nrin. cool rooms, nmr humlred fnt uf co! rnrrhtu, t'.-re ts no b-tt,.r I ' i f i Ht - ! J r r .i-2 ; NO. TT COLLEGE! BT. PHONH 151. O. . TATE8, Prop. 1 FRANK LOUGHRAW, Owner Propr trade solicited. ' FRANK BLAKE, Manager. , Raleigh, N. C. Hostelry. It appeals to Ihose SPRINGS HOTEL , AND TOURIST Baths. Special Rates by Week .or R. F. JARROTT, Manager, . DlUsboro, N. CL FIFTH Alt NEW YORK CITY' HOTIL ENT1LLA BRTSON CITT. 3 . If1' rieadatiartert for traT' i tn9 liimberrt 'T. T"1 t I t r ?T. F Ul rti ty t i i .. , r -i. 1 re ' r i. t t 1 ' ... f
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