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HOTELS AND BO
j S w anh a noaB erkeley
Asheville'i Most Modern and Up-to-date Hotel.
; Hot and Cold Running Water
I or Private Bath in every room. FRANK LOUGHRAN,
I Owner and Proprietor.
THE ONLY FIREPROOF STONE AND CONCRETE
UP-TO-DATE HOTEL IN ASHEVILLE
" C'i r wlih popular prices, open from a. m. to 10 p. m. drill room
Willi quirk lnnrh wrvire, oprn nil nij;lit. Conference
rooms for business meetings.
Sample Room.
Harry L. Langel and J.
Battery ParR Hotel
ASHEVILLE, N. O.
OPEJV THROUGHOUT THE TEAS.
Famous Everywhere
CANTON, N. C.
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL
E. M. GEI
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS
STEAM HEATED
RATES
HOTEL AETHELWOLD
BREVARD, N. C.
Rates, $2 per day. Steam beat. Hot and Cold Baths,
commercial and tourist. Open year round.
CHAS. M. COOK, Jr., Proprietor.
The ST. JOHN "mlH
The center of social life and activity is at "The St
John." A most attractive and thoroughly modern hotel. A
high class orchestra.
ST. JOHN and SON, Proprietors.
TS1E BON AIR
LEADING COMMERCIAL AND TOURIST HOTEL Of
WAYNESVILLE, NO.
MBS. SALLLB E. CORY, Proprietress.
Open the Year Ronnd. "FREE SAMPLE ROOMS"
D. J. TATUM
IJvery, Feed and Salu 8table. Comfortable Vehicles, Saddle Horeea a
Specialty.
HENDERSON V1LLE. If. a
Phone 34 ervk'e at Ail Hon
HOTEL KENMORE
Waynesville, N. C.
Open All the Year Round. Strictly High Class Service Al
ways. KEITH & WELLS, Proprietors.
A. S. Keith J- B. Well
TfiLE SAVANNAH INN
223 Pa tton aveuue
Large snnny rooms all newly furnished and homelike,
with delicious home cooking. Rates, $7.00 to $12.00 per week,
$1.00 to $2.00 per day, $4.00 pe r week for table board.
MRS.G. R. KESSLER, Proprietor.
HOTEL ENTELLA
BRYMOU CITY.
Headquarters for traveling mes
and lumbermen. Rates It per day.
Special rates by thfc month. Bath
room. Free sample rooms. Railroad
eating house fronting Southern dept
Livery In connection.
A. W. ALMA WHEELER, Pro..
THE JARRETT SPRINGS HOTEL
Commercial and Tourist
Rates 12.00 per day. Hot and Cold
Baths. Special Rates by the Week oi
Month.
R, r. JARRETT,
Manager Dills boro. If. O
Try Gascttc-Ncw3 Want Ada
ARDING HOUSES
Private Killing Room.
Bayliss Rector, Managers.
ER, Fro.
KLEOTR1C LIGHT
FREE BATH
$2.0
Botb
PATTON HOUSI
Murphy, N. 0.
The best and most reasonable house
In town, good Uble, eloan beds and
home cooking. Rates $1 per day.
MISS ROSA PATTON
WE BUY
Sell and Exchange Tnrnitnra,
Fixtures, etc,
Asheville Fornitnrf Co.
19 8onth Main St. Phone 1851
Amusements
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1
If Ida St. Leon in V
? "Finishing Fannie." ?
Ida St. Ia-oii In Her New Pluy,
"Finishing Fannie.",
One of the big surprises of the com
ing season will be Ida St. Leon, In her
new pluy, "Finishing Fannie," which
will appear at the Auditorium on
Thursday, December 19.
Miss St. Leon will best be remem
bered for her magnificent perform
ance of Polly In "Polly of the Cir
cus," in- which vehicle she starred for
the past three years and in which
she has played throughout the Unit
ed States, achieving such umpialilied
success that her talents have assumed
such proportions she nuw hug a play
which gives her the opportunity to
show her real worth.
The story of the pluy Is centered
about a young girl who has been ed
ucated abroad, though her parents are
divorced. . The father writes to the
girl's mother, telling her of hs Inten
tions to bring the daughter to his
home to finish her education, much
ito her discomfiture. The girl goes to
her father's home, where she meets a
number of theatrical people of whose
life she knows nothing. Still she
likes them and takes particular pains
to learn all she can from them, and
becomes an apt pupil in the art. She
finally brings about a reconciliation
with her father and mother and all
ends happily.
The piece is beautifully mounted
and the cast could not be Improved
upon.
HYDE CASE VERDICT
POSSIBLE TONIGHT
By Associated Press. f
New York, Nov. 29. Today marked
the close of' the trial of Charles H.
Hyde, the former city chamberlain
charged with bribery. Counsel for
the defense summed up this morning
and this afternoon Assistant District
Attorney Frank Moss will sum up for
the prosecution.
A verdict is expected tonight.
Dr. Edward Curtis Dead.
By Associated Press.
Now York, Ndv. 29. Dr. Edward
Curtis, ' brother of the late George
William Curtis, Is dead at his home
here, aifed 74 years. For more than
forty years he had held a place In the
front rank of physicians and scientist!
in this country. Together - with Dr.
Woodward of the surgeon-general's
staff, he performed the autopsy on the
body of President Lincoln. He was a
graduate of Harvard and of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Yiimleihllt Defeats Hewn nee.
By Associated Press.
Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 29. Vander-
liilt defeated Sewanee decisively yes
terday afternoon before a crowd est!
mated at 10,000 persons, 10 to 0. The
touchdowns tnade by Vanderbllt came
In the last period. They were made
by Quarterback Robins and Fullback
Turner after the ball had been rushed
consistently from far down Into Van-
derbllt's own territory.
Hone Sliver Pterin Heart; Kills.
By Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Nov. 29. A particle
of bnne from a fractured knee cap, re
ceived while playing baseball, worked
Its way through his system (o the
heart of George Hayes, 15 years old,
and caused his death In a hospital
lu re yesterday. The boy's death was
believed to have been caused by heart
disease until an autopsy revealed the
sliver of bone.
J. A. TILLMAN
Jeweler, IT North Mala Bt
I carry a nice lice of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, and make a spe
cialty of repair work. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
North Carolina, .
Buncombe County.
Notice of Special Term for
Trial of Criminal Cases.
Notice is hereby given that
on .Monday. December the
10th there will -be held a fipe-i
cial term of the Superior court
in Buncombe County for the
trial of criminal cases,, said
term to lat for one week. All
witnesses and defendants are
required to attend court begin
ning on the above mentioned
date.'
E. W. PATTON, Chm.
Buncombe County Board of
Commissioners.
This 20th day of November,
1912. ' ' Till Dec. 0.
(HeVSuch a Nice Man -Whin He's -Home )
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INVESTMENT
A thousand dollars will buy
a fourth interest in a very
profitable business; one that
on an investment of $2500 has
paid 20 per cent in five months.
Address C. G. D., care Gazette-News.
State of North Carolina, Buncombe
County In the Superior Court.
Charles French Toms, executor of the
lust will and testament of Griffith
, 8. Jones, deceased, and Charles
French. Toms, , trustee, under the
will of the said Griffith S. Jones,
deceased, for Hortense Toms,
Charles French Toms, Jr., Maurice
Toms nnd Margaret Toms, and thi
American Sunday School Union,
plaintiffs, vs. The "Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company" and "The
Atlantic Coast Line Company," de
fendants. NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
To the Helrs-at-Law and Next of Kin
of Griffith S. Jones, deceased:
The heirs-at-law and next o kin of
Griffith S. Jones, deceased, whoever
they may be and wherever they may
be found, will take notice that an ac
tion entitled as above has been com
menced and is now pending in the
Superior court of said county of Bun
combe, state of North Carolina, for
the purpose of having the last will and
testament of the said Griffith S. Jones,
deceased, construed by the court; and
also for the purpose of requiring the
defendant, the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad company to transfer, or to
cause to be transferred, certain cer
tificates of stock and certain interest
bearing certificates jh said company
to the American Sunday School
Union, of Philadelphia, under the
provisions of said will, and also to re
quire the defendant. The Atlantic
Coast Line Company of Connecticut,
to transfer, or cause to be transferred,
certain certificates of stock and cer
tain interest bearing certificates of
said company, to the plaintiff, Charles
French Toms, as trustee for Hortense
Toms, Charles French Toms, Jr., ,M. F.
Toms, and Maurice Toms, under the
provision of said will; and the said
defendants will further take notice
that the subject of said action involves
real and personal property in this
state, and stock and Interest bearing
certificates In said foreign corpora
tions, and that if the same, or any
part thereof, did not pass to the de
visees and legatees mentioned In said
will, under the provisions thereof,
then the same, or such part thereof
as did not pass under the provisions
of said will, descended to the heirs-at-law
and next of kin of said Griffith
H. Jones, deceased, under the statutes
and rules of descent and distribution
of North Carolina, and that the relief
demanded consists partly in excluding
the said heirs-at-law and next of kin
from nny interest therein; and said
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ELECTRIC
FLAT ItlOF
S3o50
Asheville Power & Light Co.
Phone 69
hetrs-at-law and next of kin of the
said Griffith S. Jones, deceased, will
further take notice that they are re
quired to appear at the term of the
said Superior court of Buncombe
county, North Carolina, to be held on
the Oth Monday before the 1st Mon
day in March, 1913, the same being
the 20th day of January, 1913, at the
court house in said county of Bun
combe, N. C, and answer or demur
to the complaint of the plaintiff now
on file In said action, or which may
be filed before said time, or the plain
tiffs will apply to the court for the
relief demanded - in their said com
plaint or complaints.
This the 7th day of November, 1912.
MARCUS ERWIN.
Clerk Superior Court of Buncombe
County, N. C.
NOTICE.
State of North Carolina, County of
Buncombe In the Superior Court,
Before the Clerk.
In re Mary Pinner, et al ex parte.
By virtue of a judgment and decree
signed by the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Buncombe County and ap
proved by the Judge of t'le Superior
Court holding the Courts of the 15th
Judicial District of North Carolina, in
the above entitled cause, appointing
the undersigned commissioner and di
recting him to sell the lands hereinaf
ter described, for the purposes of par
tition among the owners of said land,
I will on Monday, the lGth day of De
cember, 1912, at 12 o'clock noon, at
the Court house door of Buncombe
County, Bell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described lands,
situate, lying and being in Limestone
Township, Buncombe County, North
Carolina, and bounded and more par
ticularly described as follows: Begin
ning on a double poplar on the right
bank of Shoal Creek, Geo. W. Van-
derbilt's corner and runs thence with I
his lines North 46 degrees 30 min
utes East 14 poles to an apple tree
about three feet in diameter; thence
North 28 degrees BO minutes' West
26.4 poles to a stake and mound of
stones: thence North 28 degrees 40
minutes 'East 26 poles to a stake and
mound of stones; thence North 59 de
grees 40 minutes East 11.2 poles to a
stake and mound of stones; thence
South 79 deg. 80 min. East 12 poles to
a stake and mound of stones; thence
North 76 degree 30 minutes East 7.6
poles to a stake tind mound of stones;
thence South' degrees 40 minutes
East 38.8 poles to a stake and mound
of stones on a ledge of rocks; thence
South 12 degrees 15 minutes West
crossing Shoal Creek and with Mary
Pinner's lines 36.8 poles to a white
oak and chestnut stump on top of
a ridge; thence South .49 degrees 15
minutes West 60 poles to. a large white
oak stump near a spring; thence
North 72 degrees West 12 poles to
Shoal Creek at the mouth of a small
branch; thence down and witb said
creek South 53 degrees West 4.3 poles;
North 74 degrees West 6 poles; South
78 degrees West 6 poles; North 79 de
grees 15 minutes West 5.5 poles to
the beginning, containing twenty-four
and five-tenths (24.5) acres more or
less.
This November 15th, 1912. '
THOS. A. PINNER, Commissioner.
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WANTS
FOR SALE
rOR BALE Bargain In beautiful,
safe gentle pany, pony ouggy ana
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 87 Chartotte
street, city, or write Luke Dixon,
care Gazette-New. Asheville.
FOR SALE Good clean newspapers,
60 for 5 cents. Apply at Gaiette
News office. , ' tf.
MISSION CLOCK NOW 81.95 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 days wind, Welch
movement,, serviceable and alto
gether very attractive. Suitable for
hall, living-room, or dining-room.
This price is only for those who pay
cash. Only one clock sold to each
person. I. X. L. Department Store,
No. 22 Patton avenue. Phone 107.
236-62t
FOR SALE Seven piece Kitchen
. Set, including a cleaver, bread
knife, can opener, carving knife and
fork, paring knife and carborundum
sharpener. Brand new articles in
neat boxes, only a few left. While
they last, only 60o per set I. X. L.
Department Store, No. 22 Patton
avenue. Phone 107. 236-52t
FOR SALE Cheap McCoskey account
register, complete with necessary
records tco.i food as new; carries
860 accounts. Swannanoa Drug
Co. Phone 201. 241-tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, house
and lot 76 Starnes avenue, Ashe
ville, in good repair, eight rooms,
all conveniences. Terms: small pay
ment balance Installment plan. Will
exchange for , unimproved city prop
erty, . or , improved country place.
Write to or call oh Herbert C. Al
len, 60 Patton avenue. 248-6t
FOR SALE Runabout 40 horse'
power; excellent condition; recent'
ly overhauled. . Top; Klaxok horn;
extra tire and demountable rim;
wind shield; PrestolUe tank, i etc
Southern Motor Co., 8 W. College
street - 247-61
MISCELLANEOUS
ROCK LEDGE, (( Haywood Street
28 rooms thoroughly renovated
across street from Auditorium, half
block from Battery Park hotel, Mrs.
P, J. Corcoran. Prop. ;
IF TOU wish to learn of an Invest
ment opportunity that will bear
scrutiny write 'Investment" care
Oazette-News. 193-tf
SHOES called for, repaired and re
turned promptly. Gilmer Bowden.
Phone 1817. 81 East College street
228-tf
LOST Pointed fur muff, on main
road near Biltmore. Reward given
for return to Smith's Drug Store.
247-6t
HELP WANTED
BOTS WANTED Boys, you can earn
lots of pocket money selling paper
on the street afternoons and eve
nings. Apply at Qasette-News office.
' 807-tf.
TRUNKS AND LEATHER
GOODS j;
la our specialty-. Money to loan
on diamonds, watches, jewelry
and anything of value.
H. L. FINKELSTEIN
Loan Office. 23 S. Mala Bi
Phone 887. Aiheville. . '
HOLLAR
the i.'- -
Ford Man
53 South Kaia St. ' !
float 672.
mnsor
WANTS
FOR BENT
FOR RENT Connecting rooms, fur-
nished for housekeeping; first and
second floor. Sink and gas in kit
chen. 2 ( Starnes Ave. . 185-tf
CONNECTING ROOMS furnished for
light housekeeping, on first and sec
ond floors, with electric lights ana
gas. Phone 839. 18 Grady Street
162-tt
FOR RENT Furnished room. Lights,
water, sun parlor, first floor, in best
residential section. No sick people.
Address Box 813, Asheville, N. C.
228-tf.
FOR RENT Modern 5 room cottage
two blocks of ostofflce. N. Buck
ner, Board of Trade office .or 7
Aston Place. . tf
835 MONTtt! Completely furnish.
ed, email bungalow, large porch,
piano, paved street; 5 room cottage
close in 821 month. See Ray
Campbell Co., No, 1 Haywood.
, . , .... 236-tf
FOR RENT Three rooms and recep
tion haU furnished or unfurnished.
Terms reasonable to permanent
people. See Miss P. L. Holman, 301
Legal Bldg. or 8 College Park.
, . 237-tf.
FOR RENT Most desirable furnish
ed and unfurnished houses in city
for rent See us before renting,
offices and rooms In Library bulla,
ing for rent. D. S. Watson & Co.
. . :. 239-26t.
FOR RENT Two rooms furnished
for light housekeeping, 812.00 per
month. 146 Asheland avenue. Ap
ply to E. C. Jarrett 12 N. Pack
square. ,. . 247-tf.
WANTED
J. H. McGINNESS has moved to room
dyeing, tailoring ; and cleaning,
opposite Y. M. L building. Steam
Phone 1850. -x tf
WANTED Tour Notary Publlo work.
Residence lit Asheland avenue.
Phone 18. Jas. W. Albright l-tt
KODAK WANTED A 1A Special. 8
or 8 A. Inquire of C, W. Cap ell at
Gaxette-Nevs. tf
WANTED your suits and skirts and
cloaks to clean and return to you In
beautiful condition. Here giving
satisfaction for fifteen years. J. ('.
Wtlbar, on the square.
WANTED To paint your house or
calcimine and paper your rooms.
Big crowd of winter visitors will
be here this winter and you can
make your . rooms make your
spending money. R. Iv.Fitzpatrlck
and Son, Phone 167, North Main
63.
WANTED lt m build your house.
Get my prices on that repair job.
I can save you money on your work.
Fifteen years experience. Telephone
Smith' 1241. No 100 Atkinson
street. 260-7U
THE OLD FORT INN
Old Fort, N. C,
L. "J. Epley, Proprietor.
Conveniently located, nur denot
Accommodations bv da v. week or
month. Rate reasonable. .
LOGAN
: MERCHANT TAILOR
Legal Bldg. v s tack Be,
. . Pbone Ul.
. A. U, GOODLAKE c
Contractor 8s Builder
Concrete Work a Specialty
22 S. Pack Square.
Phone S76
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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Buy your ticket and give order for
btggtge to be checked from your
residence to destination. ,
B&ggage Transfer and Railway
Ticket OfSce same room,
60 Patton Are.
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