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SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR CITY
- TAXES.
At twelve o'clock noon Friday. Oc
' tober 3. 1913, at the court house door
In Ashevllle, N. C, I will sell at pub
lie outcry to the highest bidder for
cashpursuant to the laws of the state
of North Carolina and the city of
Asheville, all the lands in the city of
Ashevllle on which the city taxes for
the year 1912 remain unpaid.. The list
of lands to be sold and the amount of
taxes due thereon with cost of adver
tisement to be added as required by
law, is as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Abbott, Laura, lot No. 1 108 Haz
sard street; tax $1.55.
Aiken, Jane, lot No. 2 12 Poplar
street; tax $2.75.
Arlontl, Joe, lot No. 273 College
street; tax $23.25.
Bates, Edgar A., lot No. 5 100
Ridge street; tax $3.47.
Below, Katie, lot No. 3 4 llazzard
street; tax $2.55.
Dias, John, lot No. 4 16 . South
Beaumont street; tax $5.42.
Brown, Julia J., lot No. 8 65 South
Asheville Alley; tax $1.65.
Church, J. D., Est, lot No. 1154
Dundee strett; tax 53.10.
Clevcnger, Kate, lot No.
Eaarle Terrace; tax $18.60.
Clowney, Lewis, lot No.
-281
1-1 ll
Knob street; tax $9.92.
Cook, Elisa, lot No. 1 1 Mountain
street; tax $10.00.
Corpening, Harvey, lot No. 3 115
Sassafras street; tax $3.20.
Doby. Amelia, lot No. 1 156 Ride
street; tax $6.20.
Downs, John, lot No. 5 125 South
Beaumont street; tax $7.13.
Duckett, Collier, lot No. 598 Max
street; tax $10.85.
Duke. B. L.. lot No. 5 175 H Valley
street; tax $11.62.
Evans, Amanda, lot No. 4 13 South
Beaumont street; tax $4.65.
Flack, Wm., lot No. 220 Hilde
brand street; tax $21.70.
Foreman, Wm., lot No. 1122 Circle
street; tax $4.65.
Forney, Wm. C, lot No. 3 72 Clem
mnns street; tax $1.57.
Gondlock, Chas., lot No. 359
Mountain street; tax $3.87.
Hall, Bessie, lot No. 1280 Eagle
Terrace; tax $38.75.
Jackson, Harriet, lot No. 1 164
Ridge street; tax $1.35.
James, Ed., lot No. 5 186 New
street; tax $5.00.
Joneti, Roue, lot No. 4 2 Hazzard
street; tax $1.49.
Jordan, Louisa, lot No. 3 84 Alley
street; tax $9.23.
Kelch. Bettie, lot No. 3 60 Moun
. tuln street; tax $6.20.
Mackey & Hamlet, lot No. 1186
TIaide street; tax $3,87.
Martin, Caleb, lot No. 2 58 Vi
Mountain street; tax $4.14.
Martin, Phoebe, lot No. 3 24 Pop
lar street; tax $8.53.
" Mattlson, Andrew, lot No. 5 105
Ridge street; tax $14.57.
Miller, LaWRon, lot No. 5 1 Pine
street; tax $10.07.
Moore, Jan. K., lot No. 1112 Haz
zard street: tax $5.90.
Morris, Wm., lot No. 2 17 Moun
tain and Poplar streets; tax $9.30.
McDonald, Thomas, lot No. 3 125
Sassafras street; tax $5.74.
McDonald, Mary M., lot No. 2 44
Pine street; tax $3.57.
Mcdill estate, lot No. 1237 David
son street; tax $23.25.
Nelly, Lizzie, lot No. 3126 North
street; tax $4.65.
NeilKon, J. R., lot No. 1161 Ridge
street; tax $1.64.
Nichols, Iee, lot No. 2 29 Pine
ktrent; tax $9.76.
Nipaon, Jno. W., lot No. 6 120
South Beaumont street; tax $11.24.
Oglesny, Thomas, lot No. 1 12
Mountain street; tax $50.41.
Tearson, Jessie, lot No. 2 45 Pine
etreet; tax $14.72.
Propst, Thomas, lot No. 3 80 Alley;
tax $4.35.
Prvsock, W. M.. lot No. 4 32
Curve street; tax $3.59,
Reynolds, Mattie, lot No. 1 162
Knoh street; itax- $2.32. -
Slmonton. W. M., lot No. . 118
Mountain street; tax $3.20.
Hlms, Jan., lot No. 810 LHbetter
Ktreet: tax $10.85.
Surtderth, Dock, lt No. 69 Alley;
tax $1.48. ,
Todd, John, lot No. 1 200 Gibbon
B'rrt; tax $12.J.
Weaver. Bailie, Est., lot No. 822$
Weaver strelt; tax $2.07.v,
SECOND WARD
Alkln, lire. Margaret, lot No. 3
"North etreet; Ux $7.75.
Arthur, John P.. lot No. 417
Mountain Road; tax $18.75.
' Atkins. Ella B., lot No.
Illllitlda street; tax 71 cents.
8A
Maker, Mrs. J. A., lot No, 10475
Hillside street; tax $49.59.
Hanke, Lizzie, lot. No. USA Mad
ii" n avenue; tax $1.56.
Peatior, Monroe, Int No. 17 $0 Al
li y etreet; tax $5.4$. , -
Mrown, W. P., lot No. $ It Merrl
xiv, n yen lie; tax $26.17.
Mr Kitty, M No. 1 15
Out raj. avenue; tax $24.08. i
CnmpbeU. Rev, C M., lot No. -o
I'tinHmKil etreet; tnx $14.0$.
lvl, John Riley, lot No, 16--6 7
Clmrlotle street; tax $11.86. ,
newnrae, H. M. Eat., lot No. I It
( v., eireot; tax $13.95.
i iounr, J. T.. lot No. It ltt
(.'('tent ,.treit; tnx UO.JO.
I nrr, "S m., lot No. , 11 5$ 8eley
! !"" filt fit "ill
ikM V.'.
I"t No. 1$ -114
tux ia.7,
Fitzpatrick, R. L lot No. 4116
Orange street; tax $31.00.
Gentry, Mrs. L. S., lot No. 6 49
Seney street; tax $17.82.
Gibson, Mrs. E. J., lot No. 5 45
Seney street: tax $17.98.
Havener, R. A., lot No. 618 Hill
side street; tax $19.70.
Hendricks. P. L., lot No. 554 Hoi
land street; tax $15.00.
Hendricks, Mrs. Laura, lot No. 6
33A Holland street; tax $9.30.
Hoover. Mrs. H. T., lot No. 6 85
Center street; tax $2.32.
Kruse, Anna, lot No. 10 100 Jose
phine and Merrimon streets; tax
$31.00.
Lemmons, Mary Jane, lot No. 9 1
Coleman avenue; tax $6.51.
Leanard, John, lot No. 5 57 Eloise
street; tax $4.65.
Lindsey, T. H., lot No. 115 Wat
son street; tax $17.05.
Lindsey, Mrs. H. A., lot No. 1 79
Woodfin street; tax $12.40.
Lindsey, Mrs. V. V., lot No. 11 129
Louisa street; tax $8.60.
Lodors, R. H.. lot No. 10132 Broad
street; tax $6.34.
Loomis, Mrs. Nannie G., lot No. 16
20 Charlotte street; tax $43.01.
Malloy, Mrs. M. F., lot No. 3 26
Merrimon avenue; tax $317.75.
Martin, J. H., lot No. 419 Liber
ty street; tax $77.50.
Maxwell, Mrs. Bessie M., lot No. 3
24 Merrimon avenue; tax $24.34,
Mitchell, T. J., lot No. 5146 East
street; tax $8.14.
McLoud, Mrs. Ella S., lot No. 3
14 North Main street; tax $77.50.
Penland, W. A., lot No. 5144 East
street; tax $27.51.
Purefory, Dr. G. W. lot No. 1 86
Spruce street; tax $187.32.
Reynolds, C. G., lot No. 2 86 Or
chard street; tax $17.05.
Rhinehardt, E. T. et al., lot No. 4 76;
Madison avenue; tax $4.65.
Rhinehardt. E. O. and L. F., lot No.
17 40 Unnamed street; tax $2.32.
rromnson, K. P., lot no. i us uaK
inu vvuuuun airceis, ioa iuv.vu.
Schell, Mrs. Azor, lot No. 1812,
Woodfin street; tax $2.97.
Setzer, Mrs. Etta, lot No. 1 3
North Main street; tax $54.25.
Smith, L. U, lot No. 6131 Fulton
street; tax $10.85.
Smith, C. A., lot No. 666 North
Main street; tax $23.25.
Sorrels. Mrs. Mary E., lot No. 16
77 Charlotte street; tax $29.96.
Templeton, W. G., lot No. 17 90
Furman avenue; tax $9.30.
Vaitine, J. C. M., lot No. 105
Coleman avenue; tax $1.65.
Weston, Mrs. Sarah A., lot No. 16
53 Charlotte street; tax $116.25.
WThltesides, Mrs. Jennie G lot No.
10 120 Josephine street; tax $5.81.
THIRD WARD.
Avery, Tempe, lot No. 9 139 Pear
son drive; tax $20.75.
Baker, Mrs. J. A., lot No. 1153
Haywood street; tax $116.22.
Bourne, L. M.. lot No. 8 50 Pear
son drive; tax $38.75.
Bourne, Mrs. Emily C, lot No. 2
88 Bearden avenue; tax $46.60.
Buckner, L. M lot No. 4101
North Main street; tax 75 cents.
Collins. Coraetla. lot No. 3 94
Ocala street; tax $4.30.
French Broad Power Co., lot No. U.
: Riverside drive; tax $15.50.
Glenn, Mrs. Ellen, lot No. 16 58
Atkinson street; tax $19.38.
Greenlee, Georgo L.. lot No. 15
20 Hill street; tax $13.57.
Howell, Chas. T., lot No. 1461 Hill
utreet; tax $5.64.
Hawthorne, J. E., lot No. 214
Haywood street; tax $19.38.
Hudson, Oeorgla, lot No. 15 19 V4
Hill atreet; tax $2.92.
Jackson, Lee, lot No. 9 135 ft Mad
ison street; tax $8.85.
Jeter, William, lot No. 9 17
Campbell atreet; tax 47 cent ,
Johnston. D. W.. lot No. 180
Cumberland avenue; tax $67.04.
Kerna. Isaac, lot No, 16 21 Atkin
son street; tax $5.98. .
LipucQmbe, C. C, lot No.,14 69
Hill atreet; tax $19.69.
Merrill, A. J., lot No. 1110 Wll
liama street; tax $9.30,
Morrow, Lemuel E lot No. 966
Gray atreet; tax $5.14. r,, .
O'Karma, Clara B., lot No. 6 3
Montford avenue; tax $12.40.
Fenlaml. A. M. heirs, lot No. 1
104 reap of 105 Haywood street; tax
JS1.00.
Penland. N. A., lot No. 1613 Wil
liam atreet; tax $1.55.
Priestley, glla. lot No. 1311 Hazel
aienue; tax $3.20.
Reynolds, Mra. Ruth, lot No. 4
143 North Main atreet; tax $12 40.
Schmlnke, Out, lot No.. 9179 Un
named atreet; tax $11.50.
Spurgeon, 8. J. W., lot No. 15 2
Hill street; tax $10.86.
Sumn.-r, F. A., lot No. t 4 Mont
ford avenue; tax $87.(8.
Tennant, Mr. Annie, lot No. 276
Olnke atreet; tax $12.7.
Wagner, John A., Jr., lot No. 3 19
Poco atreet; tax $27.90. ,
Wall, Watt and Charlna. lot No. 1 5
nOA Hill atreet; tax $24.01. !
Whltealde Mr J. F.w lot No, 4
101 Pannl atreet; tax $H1 10.
WhltealUe ,Mr Marjr C lot No. 4
107 Panola etreet tax $32.12.
Wltlla, A. H . Beatrice and Irene, lot
No. 1111 Hlawaase atreet; lax
$21.25. .
. , rofHTH WARD.
Alexander,. Q, H . and O. H ,' lot No.
1 r! Ffttlon .'avenue; tat $114 00. '
Alflsanuei,, Mr. K. F.. lot No. 14
Tia'ton avnue; tna $46t.B0,
FHkrr, Mm, J. A., lot No.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, H
S Matinee and Night, ?
at "The Little Millionaire." . . t
a? a?
H WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, t
a? "Little Boy. Blue." t
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t THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, ,
a "Robin Hood." a?
lKKa;atatlt:ati;atattlltBtat
"The Little Millionaire,"
George M. Cohan's musical farce,
"The Little Millionaire," which is to
be presented here at the Auditorium,
matinee and night, on Monday, Sep
tember 22, is a typical Cohan show, in
which there is action a-plenty, a line
cast, and, as usual, a very attractive
chorus; also there is a very Interest
ing story, the opening scenes of which
are laid at Huntington, L. I., where
Robert Spooner, jr. "The Little Mil
lionaire" is about io give a dinner to
celebrate his engagement to a lady of
the Zig Zag company's chorus. Mr.
Spooner. sr., happens along quite un
expectedly and as neither the father
nor the son can penetrate matrimony
without hte consent of the other, the
son is sore perplexed until It Is shown
that the father is off to lSurope, then
the party proceeds and ditto the un
folding of the plot.
'The Little Millionaire" is written
In three acts, and whizzes along at
the lightning speed usually found in
Cohan pen products. It Is garnished
with manv melodious sone numhers.
the charm of which lies In the fact
jthat to the usual fascination of his
melodies Mr. Cohan has added lvrics
that tell an Interesting storv.
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LICENSED TO WED.
Charlie Dorld and Bertha M. Swann.
A. H. Peck and M. L. Snydr.
J. I Palmer and Mlnnlo Dickinson.
John street: tax $13.95.
Britt. Mrs. M. L, lot No. 6 258
Silver street; tax $3.30.
Buckner, Mrs. J. R., lot No. 5 101
Fagg street: tax $2.32.
Byerly, E., lot No. 358 Depot
street; tax $14.11.
Clevenger, J. F lot No. 9 144
Tiernan street; tax $7.75.
Conchmah, Dj. Keys, lot No. 9 12
Victoria drive; fex $55.02.
Cosby, B. H., lot No. 2 109 Depot
street; tax $18.83.
Forney, Stanly, lot No. 6 193 Blan
tun street; tax $3.75.
Forster, Mrs. E. D., lot No. 5 112
lioberts street; tax $33.33.
Forster, Mrs. E. D., F. S. anil J. S
lot No. 8 70 Phlfer street; tax $12.40.
Fortune, C... lot No. 8213 Choctaw
street; tax $9.27.
Gudger, W. R., lot No. 4 105 Park
avenue; tax $3.60.
Harper, Joseph B.. lot No. 11 S3
Livingston street; tax $2.09.
Harrelson, E. J.. lot No. 84 Un-
named street; tax 77 cents.
Hudson, Isaac S., lot No. 8 62
Asholand avenue; tax $12.40.
Hughes, R. P., lot No. 11 86 South-
side avenue; tax $27.90,
Jones. G. N. lot No. 314 Alley
tax $6.20.
Mngsmors, L D' lot No. 7 IS
Hamilton street; tax $7.85.
Ledford. D. C lot No. 418 Buxton
street; tax $11.62.
Llttlejohn, 8. A., lot No. 11 119
Alley; lax $2.79.
Lockman, John,, lot No. 11 102 1
iMHea, aireei; lax lll.iv.
Love. Tom, lot JS'o. 11 132 French
Proud avenue; tnx $1.65.
Lyman, Dr. A, B. estate, lot No. 5
87 I pot atreet; tax $4.65.
Miller. Albert, lot No. 11134
French Broad avenue; tax $1.91.
Miller, James V., lot No. 2107 South
Grove street; tax $7.82.
Momtt, D. A., lot No. 1139 Un
named atreet; tax $6.97.
Monk, Fred., lot No. 11 888, RIack
street; tax $10.85.
Moore, Arrh,. No. 10 143 Curve
r.trcet; tnx $10 07..
McMirhitel, Henry.- It No. 2 1
Couth Grove atreet; $24.02.
Owena, John, lot No. 7 Choctaw
atreet; tnx $3.21.
Parker, Alex., lot No. i 194 Alley!
tan $4.6$.
Perry, C. R., lot No, I 50 Blanton
t'-reet: tax $11.74.
Philip. William, lot No. 1119
Livingston street; tax $10.40.
Powell, Ella, lot No. t 172 H Mc
Dowell trt; tax $1 20.
Robert A. U. lot No, 4111 Gird
wood ovenue, tax $10.19.
Robinson, Jamoa, lot No, 1 64 Al-l-y;
tax $3.69. . . .
Alngleton, 8. L., lot No, t 1st
Abclnnd avenue; tax $7.06. .
Hmith, James, lot No. 141A
Curve fctreet; tax $11.00.
Spiirlln, R. U, lot No. 14 14 Weat
Haywood atreet; tax $11.00,
Htrotip, Mr L. M lot No, 1111
Cnston atreet; tax $1.11.
Tyree, U, R., lot No, 6 80 Eugene
avenue; tax 110.16.
. Werther P. P., lot No. 7111 Vic
(orla roafl; tax $6.41.
White, Mary, lot No. t 114 Alley;
ltt;: $r.:.
Ze!ler, W. R , lot No. 7 tl Ralph
street: tat $1.11.
C H. BARTLKTT,
City Tax Collector.
TltAIX OVER MILE LONC.
Woiulcrrul Home of Burnum nml Bai
ley Travels in live Sections.
When the Barnum and Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth is packed
away for the night and speeding over
the rails to Its next point of inhibi
tion, it lives In a rolling homo over a
mile in length. This wonderful train
is divided in live sections.' It is a con
gress of nations on wheels, a Noah's
Ark of animals and a world's fair of a
thousand charms.
When the show lies spread out for a
day's business it covers fourteen acres
of ground. Over it waves a soa of
canvas, spotted with ten thousand
Hags and banners.' No other show can
compare with It in size, wealth or va
riety. The spirit of P. T. Barnum, the
greatest shovman(who ever lived, still
animates its faultless - policy. The
wonderful system of James A. Dulley,
that has made the handling of' the gi
gantic proposition possible, is still in
evidence, urging it on from year to
year to better and grander achieve
ments. ,
This circus has spent many of its
fifty-five years in touring Asia and
Europe. This has kept It In constant
touch with the lands whence come all
wonders. Material for this year's
street spectacle was gathered in this
way. Agents have searched savage
lands, artists and designers have
worked for months in the foreign
workshops of the show, experts have
rnnsacked the art galleries of France
and Italy, and the looms ot China and
Japan have been busy since early last
fall making the silks and s.-itins to
clothe the people of the pageant. It
has taken two years to turn out the
equipment, and the management ha
spent $1,000,000 on It.
All strange types of the hu!i.,n fam
ily are found in the three-mile proees.
filon, together with their charaetorititlc
costumes, weapons, war vehicles, their
music, and their Idols. Rich and fan
tastic carriages of state, BOTgeims tab
leau floats, fairy chariots bearing the
myths of childlore, richly draped how
dah:;, engines of warfare pagan Im
ages, Italian statuary, ;orse fairs,
fuiry carnivals, brass bands, barbarian
orchestras, tom-tom players, weird
pipers, silver chimes, cathedral or
gans, siren pipes, chanters, dervishes,
Castanet ballets, kirmlss Scenes, fete
day pictures, mardl gras pagentry and
a thousand other spectacular sights
unfold themselves before the eyes of
spectators for an hour or more.
The show carries Its own dynamo
plant, where power Is generated far
the various shops and for T000 Incan
descent lamps, flaring arcs and a bat
tery of spotlights. There Is also a
circus postoftice, w here mail Is recelv
ed dally from every country In the
world. The circus grounds are a city
In themselves, with doctors, lawyers,
barbers, detectives and artists and ar
tisans of every description. In the
canvas hotel 4000 meals are cooked
and eaten every day in the week. A
MOUNTAIN MEADOWS DIN , ,
FAMOUS FOR 1TB RKACTY
Aliunde S.0 feet. , Near A-dievlllo, N. C
Located on a hlgb mouutalr aide commanding a .superb view of
mountain and valley 1100 Ft. Hgher than Asheville Large number of
rooine with private bathn. A delight (ul feature la th open s.'r dining
room, overlooking the beautiful Swannsnoa Valley.
Vou get the comfort of drat class hotel, with well cooked, treab
vegetable milk and cream from our own farm.
The house Is supplied with
particulars phone 1171 or ad dree.
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STREET CAR SCHEDULE
ZILLICOA AND RETURN
RIVERSIDE PARK
DEPOT VIA
SOUTHS IDE AVENU1
DEPOT VIA " ' " ':00 and every U minute unUI 11:00
FRENCH BROAD AVE. ' ' '
tinn 5:30, 6:00 a. m. and then every 14
IVLaaUifc --1, tnlntite till 11:00 P- -.,
'PW APTlTTV RTPVTT 5:30, S:0 m' then every minute
UllAKlAil IE bl&iT til 11:00 p. nv 11:10 cF come
TERMINUS through. Return leaves end of Una
PATTON AVENUE M " m"uU"
EAST STREET -. V 0 ns ,T u mJ"m m
GRACE VIA MERRIMON " - 'T
ATrvxrTTV tl minute till 10:10 . m Thee
every 10 minute till 11:00 p in
1 -
4 0:11 a, ra. and then every It minute
BILTMORE ' till 10:10 p. m. Then every 10 mm.
j till 11:00 last car,
DEPOT & V. ASHEVILLE
VIA S0UTH3IDE AVE. '
unday schedule diffet it, ( f. iToelng 'particular: .
, Ctr leave quai' tot Mauiur l 00 a m. retura 0:11:
; Car leave Bquar (or Impvi "a Houihslde e. 1:16. 1:10, T:00, 7:10.
1:04 and 1:10 a. m. Oars e Kg' re for Depot via French It road Ava..
0:16, 1:10, 0:41. t:l. f 41 aol I'll ,
, Car for Depot leave Kauar 1 both loutheide and frennh Rroed
rtrtt oar leave Square for Charlnto street at 0:00 a, m. and every It
minutes until 1:10 next 1:46. - ' '. . '
riret ear leave fiiuar for lllveraid 1:10, next 0:41. '
,, jrirat ear for Went Aahevlll leave Square 1:11, 7:00, next 1:10.
With the above exception. Sunday tchsdule commence at 0 a. m. and
continue tame a wk d,. . ,
On evanlnK when entertalnmnnU are In proirree at Auditorium th
last trip on all line rtll i from entertainment, liavtn; Equiire at rrtu
lar time and holding ovr at Auditorium. Cnr lavre H'tui.re to mt IS.
nljjrit tru'o. 10 mlnip ifor sf hflqia of announrfd t-r'-'
corps of ninety chefs, cooks, waiters
and kitchen helpers is carried, and
1000 people can sit at the tables at
one time.
The performance in the main tent
begins this, year with a wonderful
spectacle of "Cleopatra," enacted by a
cast of 1250 characters, ballet of 350
dancing girls, grand opera chorus,
horses, elephants and camels and a
traihload of special scenery. The pro
duction Is mounted on the biggest
stage in the world.
A program of foreign novelties and
sensations follows the spectacle. There
are many thrillers and a company of
fifty clowns supplies the comedy. In
the menagerie will be seen the only
baby giraffe on exhibition in the
world. The circus will be Been here
on Saturday, September 27th. It
Attended Her Funeral, as a Rule.
Leave to attend his mother's funeral
was thus applied for by a Lahore Ba
boo: "By tho vicissitudes of tlmo my
mother yesterday went to eternity, and
as a rule have to attend her funeral
ceremonies." Times of India.
THE JARRETT SPRINGS HOTEL
. Commercial anI Tourist.
Rate $1.00 per day. Hot and cold
Bath Bpeclal Rate by the Week or
Month.
B. F. JAKRBTT.
Manacer DIUahoro, N. C.
L. J. Epley, Proprietor.
Conveniently located,, near depot
Accommodations by . day, week or
month. Rates reasonable. ': '
THE OLD TORT INN
Old Fort. N.O.
MISS ROSA PA1T0N
PATTONHOUSI
Murphy, N. 0.
The best and most reasonable house
lu town, good table, clean bcdi and
home cooking. Rata $1 per day.
WESTDALE HOTEL
Bryion City, N. C.
Near depot, all newly fur
nished. Rates $1 per day. Hot
and cold baths. Transit trade
solicited. - t u V
. L. TEAOUE. Prop.
HOTEL EHTELLA
' BRTSON CITY.
. Headquarter tot traveling men
and lumbermen. Ratea $1 per day
Special ratea by the month. Bath
room. Free sample, rooms. Railroad
eating house fronting- Houthurn depot.
Livery In connection.
. W. ALMA WTTKKLKR, Prop.
wator from good mountain spring For
MISS TEMPE HARRIS,
Ashevllle, N. C
IN EFFECT JUNE 22, 191S
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:I0 and every 16 mln, until 11 p. m.
6:10 a. m. and every 1$ minute
until 1:1$ p. m.; then every T H
minutes until 1:41 p. m. Then every
IS mlnutea until 11:00. '
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HOTELS AND
LUXURY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE
Mngnificlent Fireproof Structure in the heart of the Business Dis
trict. Conducted on the European Plan.
RATES $1.00 UP
Club Breakfast from $.25 to $1.00. Table V Hole Luncheon serv
ed from 12:00 to 3 p. m., $.75. Table D' llote Dinner Served from
6:00 p. m. to 8:30 p. tn.i $1.00. A La Carlo Service at all hours.v
HIGH IN ALTITUDE ONLY 2,250 FEET
J. BAYLIS RECTOR - -. . Manager ;
h - GROVE PARK INN
GROVE PARE INN serves Luncheon 1:00 to 2:30
p. m. Dinner, 6:30 to 8:30 p. m. ' -
Visitors to Asheville although not guests of
GROVE PARE INN, are invited to dine and inspect
the building. - , t , , ,
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner Par
ties, if notified in advance. .
Orchestra concerts 3 :00 to 4:00 p. m.. 7:30 to 10:00
p .m . WM. S. EENNEY, Mgr.
Battery Park Hotel
" ASHEVILLE, N. C "
Or EN THROUGHOUT THE TEAR
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TATE SPRINGS
; UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ;
REMODELED AND REFURNISHED.
No Sickness. Drink Tate Spring "Water for Your
Health. -Reasonable
Rates,' First-Class Service. v .
Tho Sportiest 18 Hole . Golf Course in the Sonth.
Come over. . ,
TATE SPRING HOTEL CO.
4Tate Springs, Tenn., S. B. ALLEN,. Managing Director.
I
G ANTON, N. C
THE IMPERIAL HOTZL
KM. GKIFJt, Prop.
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS
STEAM HEATED
RATES M.0
HOTEL AETHELWOLD
BREVARD, N.O. ;
RateB, $2 per day. Steam heat. Hot and Cold Baths. Both
commercial and tourists. Open year round.-
. . CHAS. M. COOX Jr., Proprietor
.i j.'il j j ih.,.ji..l i j l-j mmn ij-ju-j-.L-J.-J.''"
S wannan o aBer Kel ey
Asheville's Most Modern
Hot and Cold Running Water
or Private Bath in every room.
GREEN GABLES
; WAYNES VILLE, N. C. . ' ' - 11
Now under manaKement of M rs. A. S. Keith. A select board
inghouse. Closein.
Rates
A special low eicursiou rattj
turn, wnonin, ieuqereonvule stop at t :;;
THE ST. JOHN
The modern, attractive, big
orchestra.
You Are InvIM to the Delightful
BALSAM HOTE L, Balsam, N. C. : , ,
Wtuated on th creaenl of th cu luhratod North Carolina mountain,
nearly 4.000 foet above level, ltsnurrouncllner are a eerlrs of "x
scenlo beauty, and Its aipolnlment
Quinine excellent. Rate moderate. Outdoor amiiMement of ell ain"
An unrivalled .lac for vacation time In tha land of clear sky, brlak b eet
and health In every breath of ulnar air. Kor Information and ratea addrew
tirera Uarrts, I Baljm, N. C
- BRYSON HOTEL
Andrew, K. O.'
Tnder nw manaaement. . . Commer.-lal Ileadnuarter
Ideal location overlooking on of the mar fc.,eaut!ful valley lb
mountain ot Western North Carolina. A modem, refined, homollk hotel
Culslna nnxurpnaeeil. Tlntes 1100 pr day.
" ' A. ti. HTV-S rr-P-
rrt'Jay September -12, - jsn
"Bud" Fisher
BOARDING HOUSES
HKV1LLE, N. C
iUOVl THE TEAR
EVery where
KLECTRIO MGHTS
FREE PATH
and Up-to-date Hotel.
- . . . "
FRANE LOUGHRAM,
Owner and Proprietor.
t i.
$7.00 to $12.00.
of .C0o to Hondersonville and re
ho lei of the town. A high class
:.r ' '
are complete for unevcelled service.