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FOB SALE
FOR SALE Bargain In beautiful,
safe gentle pany, pony buggy and
harness. Pony perfectly city broke
not afraid of anything. Any lady
or even small children can handle
or drive him anywhere, without
fear of accident. Apply 57 Charlotte
street, city, or write Luke Dixon,
care Gazette-Newa. Asheville.
187-tf
FOR SALE 160 acres of fine hard
wood timber In Towns county, Ga.,
Many trees will cut six thousand
feet. Apply to Mrs. S. H. VanVorst
Clarkston, DeKolb county, Georgia.
193-30t
FOR SALE Good clean newspapers,
50 for 5 cents. Apply at Gazette
News office. tf.
FOR SALE Seven piece Kitchen
Set, Including a cleaver, bread
knife, can opener, carving knife and
fork, paring knife and carborundum
sharpener. Erand new articles In
nent boxes, only a few left. While
they last, only 75c per set. Gazette
News office. tf.
FOR SALE Three new Osgewo wheat
drills at half price. Room 9 Revell
Bldg. F. P. Ingle.
FOR SALE Two young mules, well
broken will work anywhere. One
horse 8 years old; lady or child can
drive. 6 pigs 8 weeks old, and three
sows. Phone 328 or apply Moun
tain Meadows inn. 210-tC.
APPLES FOR SALE 1000 bushels at
my orchard in Starnes Cove. E. 1).
Atkinson. 212-3t
FOR SALE Wheeler's History N. C.
Humes England. De Aublgnes Re
formation. Civil War (Stephens);
2000 other books. Ye Old Book
Shop, 114 Patton Ave.
MISCELLANEOUS
ROCK LEDGE, 61 Haywood Btreet
It rooms thoroughly renovated,
across street from Auditorium, half
block from Battery Park hotel. Ifrs
P. J. Cocoran. Prop,
IF YOU wish to learn of an Invest
ment opportunity that will bear
scrutiny write "Investment," care
' Gazette-News. 193-tf
YOCR OLD SHOES made like new
ones. Men's and ladies' shoes half
golcd, sewed, and heels straight
ened. Prices reasonable. Cham
pion Shoe Repair Shop, TS. A. Vin
larskl. 30 West College St 213-26t
FOB BENT
FOR RENT Connecting rooms, fur
nished for housekeeping; first and
second floor. Sink and gas in kit
' chen. it Starnes Ave. 183-tf
CONNECTING OOM8 furnished for
light housekeeping, on first and sec
ond floors, with electrio lights and
gas. Phone 839. 18 Grady Street
102-tf
FOR RENT House, 10 rooms and
bath. North Main street J. H. Me
Connell. Phone 122 or 1434. 201-tf
FOR RENT S choice rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished, hot and cold
water, gas and electric lights, hall
' and front porch, price right 117
Broad street 203-tf.
FOR RENT 5 room cottage, lights,
water, range, $13.50 per month,
16 eney street. Heel cottage In city
money. Address W. B. C . Box
! J0J5. JU-St
FOR RENT Furnished rooms on
first floor, near the High school, on
new street See (Miss) P. L. Hoi
man. 301 Legal Building. -
FOR RENT Choice I and room
fats, close In, $16 per month. Cot
tag ( rooms $21 per month. All
have modern improvement Apply
W. A. Nltser. office It Revell Bldg.
t W. Pack square.
LOGAN
MF.nCIIANT TAILOR
Legal Bldg. Pack 84.
I'ltone 77.
WANTS
WANTED
J. H. McGlNNESi has moved to room
dyeing, tailoring and cleaning,
opposite Y. M. I. building. Steam
Phone 1850. tf
WANTED Tour Notary Public work.
Residence 123 Asheland avenue.
Phone. $. Jaa. W. Albright 66-tf
KODAK WANTED A 1A Special, t
or SA. Inquire of C W, Capell at
Gazette-News. tf
WANTED A position as collector,
good ft general office work, can use
a typewriter. Address P. O. Box No.
364, Asheville. N. C. 141-tf.
MISSION CLOCK NOW . $2.25 We
are making a special offer for a
short time only. For cash, we will
sell a handsome MISSION CLOCK,
24 inches high, 12 Inches wide,
strikes the hour and half hour on a
cathedral gong; 8 day wind, Welch
movement, serviceable and alto
gether very attractive. Suitable for
hall, living-room, or dining-room.
This price is only for those who call
at the office, and pay cash; we do
not deliver. Only one clock sold to
each person. Apply at The Gazette
News office. tf.
WANTED Two or three rooms for
light housekeeping, furnished or
unfurnished, must be reasonable.
Address "Permanent", care Gazette
News. 188-tf
WANTED Position by j'O'jna lauy
who can operate tho typewriter and
thorouRhly familiar with all kinds
of office work. Four years experi
ence. Sulary expected, $10 per week.
Best of references. Address F. E.,
care Gazette-News. 205-tf.
WANTED To buy two farms one
about 40 acres and one about 125
acres. Write care Box 339, Ashe
ville, N. C.
WANTED The names of a few addi
tion:;! men nni women in Asheville
not now patrons of the Asheville
Cleaning and Pressing club. Quick
service, good service and complete
satisfaction. Ladies silk garments,
woolen garments and dainty lace
waists and skirts our specialties. J.
C. Wllbar, Prop. Phone 389, Pack
Square.
WANTED To paint the house you
are building or are going to build.
Phone 157 or call at 53 North Main
and Ie,t us figure with you. R. L.
Fltxpatrlck & Son.
ROOMS WANTED Three or four "
unfurnished rooms for housekeep
ing, with sink In kitchen. Address
C. C. care Gazette-News. tf
WANT TO BUY A small farm near
Asheville. Canaday Realty Co.,
Phone 974. 10 North Pack Square.
212-3t
WANTED Offlce furniture, desks,
chairs, rugs, etc., must be In first
class condition and price right
Phone $87. 213-3t
WANTED Fifty old feather beds at I
once, will pay highest cash price.
Address St. Louis Feather Co., Ashe
ville, N. C. General delivery. 214-7t
HELP WANTED
WANTED Salesman tor paints, auto.
mobile oils and lubricants. Excel
lent Inducements. The Middle States
Oil Co., Cleveland, O.
BOYS WANTED Boys, you can earn
lots of pocket money selling papers
on the streets afternoons and eve
nings. Apply at Gazette-News office.
Z07-U.
APPLE PICKERS WANTED At
Bokks Orchard, two miles from
Waynesvtlle, 15 men or large boys.
to pick apples. Pleasant work,
rood wages, good board. Apply
quick. Ed Swayngum, Manager,
Waynesvllle. N. C. Ill-tf
WANTED Boy with wheel to dls
trlhiita nTeiiar Annlv hfnr 10
a. m., Tuesday. Bwsnnanoa Drug
Co. ' tf
TRUNKS AND LEATHER
G0CD3
Is our special fy. Money td loan
on diamond. wutchea, jewelry
And anythirisr. of Talne. 1 ,
H. L. FINKELCTZIN
Lean Office.. 23 S. Ilaln EL
Call
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PAI L J. HAXEY AND HIS FAMOl S PACK OF MISSISSIPPI HK.Xll IIOVXUS, FROM AFRICAN Ilt'XT PIC
TURKS, Al'DITOHIl'M, ALL THIS WliEK.
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I'aul J. ItuliH'y's African Hunt
The Paul J. Rainey African Hunt
motion pictures are being presented
by four well-equipped traveling com
panies, besides the permanent New
York exhibition which Is now begin
ning Its seventh month on Broadway.
The production which Is now on ex
hibition at the Auditorium came di
rect from the Belasco Theater, Wash
ington, being the first to invade thv
South, the land from which the mil
lionaire sportsman secured his famous
pack of hounds and fighting Jokb
which vindicated so nobly his conll-
doncc in them when he staked their
stamina and grit against the ferocious
denizens of the African jungles. These
Mississippi bear hounds are shown in
the Alms to bring the cheetah and Hon
to bay, and hold them until the arrival
of the huntsmen. This company will
continue Southward, playing three
days or a week In every large town,
until reaching New Orleans at Christ
mas time it will begin its Northward
climb, to begin an all-summer en-
I ifaifrtTnonl In f'nlnfrn
"Thei Winning Widow."
The cast in "The Winning Widow,'
. AUDITORIUM.
Every Afternoon anil Night Hits
Week. 15, 25, S5, and 50 cento.
irMtlt .1'
PUBLIC SFUKII6
The democratic county candidates
will address the citizens at the fol
lowing places:
Barnardsvllle Tuesday afternoon,
Oct IS, at 1 o'clock.
Morgan Hill School Houso TueS'
s'.ve.nln.'
Oct It, at 8 o'clock.
Flat Creek Oct 16, 11 a. m.
West Asheville (I. O. O. F. hall)
Oct 18, 7.30 p. m. ",
Hal Creek Oct. IT, T.20 p. m.
Alexnnder Oct IS, 11 a. m.
Wast End Oct II, 7:45 p. m.
Leicester School house Oct II, I p.
Everybody InrHed, ladles especial
ly. Coma out and hear the issues of
the day discussed In an able and
pleasing manner.
J. E. SWAIN, County C.
DONALD GILLIS, Sec.
wad
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Amusements.
Max Spiegal's latest piuslcal comedy
hit to be seen here during the season,
is a superior organization Including
Mul Clark, Lovey Ma'fle Greene. Ben
Turbett, James Hunter,. Joe Freed,
Leo Rosenthal and other!" backed up
by a wonderful array of beautiful
show girls. -
Two companies are now playing
Rupert Hughes' famous travel farce,
"Excuse Me." One of them began its
season at White Plains, N'. Y., two
weeks ago; the other, of which Willis
Sweutnam Is n member (playing his
original role of the Pullman porter)
sturted upon its travels at Mlddletown,
N. Y., last Monday night As was to
have been expected. Sweatnam snd
his associates were greeted by an aud
ience which crowded the Mlddletown
theater to Its doors.
Here Is a woman who speaks from
personal knowledge and long exper
ience, viz., Mrs. P. H. Brogan of Wil
son, Pa,, who says: "I know from ex
perience that Chamberlin's Cough
Remedy Is for superior to any other.
For croup there la nothing that excels
It" For sale by all dealers.
a:v
"I've tried to propose to Mabel a
dozen times and hanged if I can do it,
I've slumped every time." "And she
you are courting the wrong girl."
Boston Tr uncrlpt.
Sick hmil icho Is caused by a dis
ordered siomach. Take Chamber
lain's Tablets and correct that and the
headaches will disappear. For sale by
all dealers. : - Adv.
Woodrow Wilson's Bent Phlurc.
It Is generally conceded that the
best photogrnf h ever taken of Wood-
row WIlBon, Democratic candidate for
President, is that which has been re
produced as a large-sized photograv.
ure, printed on heavy art paper suit
able for framing. This picture will
be mailed. In heavy pasteboard tube,
to any address upon receipt of ten
cents In stamps by the New York
World, Park Row, New York City.
Send for this art masterpiece today
and see what Gov. Wilson really looks
like.
SPEAKING
Tlie Candlilston for the Vrhu Conn'
ty OITIits on tlio Republican Pro'
irrniHlve Ticket Will Adtlrrm llic
People at the Following Times and
Phwes:
Reems Creek, October 15, (Hemp
hill School House), 1 o'clockT
French Broad, October II, 1 o'clock.
Bandy Mush, October 17, 11 o'clock
New Found, Friday, October II, 1
o'clock p. m.
Leicester, Friday, October II, at 7
o'clock, night ,
Candler, October II, 11 o'clock.
Avery Creek, October 21, 11, olclock.
Limestone (Arden), Octolter II,
o'clock
Falrvlew, October II, 12 o'clock.
Black Mountain, October 14, la
o'clock.
Bwnnnnnoo, October IS, II o'clock.
3. M. PATTEUfiON, Chm.,
Hupubllcan Progressive Committee,
A BARGAIN
1 New Three story brick business
block in center of the town renting
for 10 per cent on price asked, locat
ed in a thriving town in Western
North Carolina. See
CANADAY REALTY CO.
Phone 974 10 N. Pack Sq,
Hotel Sterling
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Overlooking New Sin
ton Park. Every room
outside with bath, or hot
and cold water. Milk,
cream,' vegetables front"
our own firm.
American Plan, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 per
day.
R. B. Mills prop., for
merly of Hotel Bennett,
Bingnampton, N. Y., and
Grand Hotel, New York
City.
Bixth, Mound and
Kenyon Streets.
GRAND HOTEL
and
NEW ANNEX
Broadway at tlsi Strert.
i - NEW YORK CITY
Main Entrance on Slst XL
Coovsnltnt to kwth Pa. and Oraaf
Central taUona. KatM LII
wards.
"The Samuels" (formerly the fitev
Boan). Jamestown, N. Y. Open tor
business. May It, 1113.
Also the Grn-nkwnit, on Lake Caao-
tauqua. open July lat-Hcpt 1st
Writs for Oulda to New York (wit
map) and Ppeclal Rets Card, Free.
tyw$
7 i
t,
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Hotels and Boarding House
S wa n nano aB e rlleley
Aahcville'i Most Modern and Up-to-date Hotel
Hot and Cold Running Water f
or Private Bath in every room. FRANK LOUGHRAN,
Owner and Proprietor.
THE LANGREN
Luxury Without Extravagance.
ASHEVILLE 'S NEW UP-TO-DATE, FIREPROOF
CONCRETE HOTEL.
Cafe with popular prices 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. Grill
Room Quick lunch service, open all night. Conference
Rooms for business meetings. Sample Rooms. Private
Dining Rooms. '
Harry L. Langel and J. Baylis Rector, Managers.
Battery Parti Hotel
;; ASHEVILLE, N. O.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE TEAR.
Famous Everywhere
CANTON, N. C.5
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL
E. M. GEI
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS
STEAM HEATED
BATES
HOTEL AETHELWOLD
V. BREVARD, N. C.
Rates, $2 per day. Steam heat. Hot and Cold Baths,
commercial and tourist. Open year round.
CHAS. M. COOK,
The ST. JOHN ,J,
The center of social life and activity is at "The' St
John." A most attractive and thoroughly modern hotel. A
high class orchestra. , ii
; ST. JOHN and SON, Proprietors. '
THE BON AIR
LEADING COMMERCIAL AND TOURIST HOTIlToF
WAYNESVILLE, NO.
1 " MBS. SALLLE E. CORY, Proprietress.
Open the Year Round. "FREE SAMPLE ROOMS"
D. J. TATUM
Livery, Feed and Sales Stable.
Specialty.
HENDERSON
PhoBM MR.
.. V
HOTEL
Waynesville, N. C.
Open All the Year Round. Strictly High Class Service Al
ways. C.H.&L.W KNIGHT ' ; . .
Proprietors. ' -
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One Block West et Broadway
NEYiT YORK CITY
JT" te WlKilnal m4 Kotall
Or tieadi Iii.trt. t.. Railroad and
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DDKRW U)ui.llllXI VIITKVROOV
399 Rooms (2C3 with Bath)
RATES $1.00 PER DAY up
seeuaM Kuuui t Cafe.
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Buy your ticket and give order for
bsgrage to be checked from your
residence to destination.
Eajage Transfer and Pvaliway
Ticket OfUce same room,
CO Patton Ave.
Tuesday, Octolcr 15, 112.
ER, Prop.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
FREE BATH
12.60
Both
Jr., Proprietor.
Comfortable Vehicles, Baddle Horses a
VILLE. jr. a.
shwttIo as Ali Horn
KENMORfc
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HOTEL ENTELLA
brtho cm.
Headquarters for traveling mta
and lumbermen. Rates 1 per day.
Special rates by tlu. month. Bath
room. Free sample room a Railroad
eating house fronting Southern dep"t.
! Livery in connection.
A. W. A ALMA WHKKIJEK. Prov.a.
THE iAItRETT SPRINGS HOTEL
Commercial and Tourist ,
Rates $1.00 per day. Hot and Cold
Baths. Special Rates by the Week or
Month.
n. P. JARRETT,
Manager Itlllsboro. N. a
PATTON HOUSE
Murphy, N. C.
The best and most reasonable house
In town, good table, clean beds and
home cooking. Rates $1 per day.
MISS ROSA PATTON
Make every "Spcla Hale" really
atrengthen your store by tnk'ng care
that your ad readers learn the truth
about each sale.