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Stocks, Bonds, Cotton,
Grain, Provisions,, Mon
ey New York, New
Orleans, Chicago ' and
Foreign Market News.
But He Tells Donovan He f 81118
-Will Meet Him on f 202 '
' Another Question. 1 V
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Former Asheville Pastor Tried
Plan at Bakersville Many
Years' Ago. '
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Prisoner Described Murder of
.'
Girl as Sacrifice of Love
' And Devotion.
Apropos of the community Christ
mas tree that Is to be held here on the
evening of December 25 this year, and
uommunny unrietmas Idea that 1?
to be carried out in many parts of the
country. W. S. Hyama takeg issue with
tnose who have - been giving credit
lately, In the newspapers and maga
zines of the country, to a young lady
in isew York for the origination of
the idea. Mr. Hyams says that credit
for the idea Is dueto Rev. W. C. Bow
man, Mrs. Hyams' uncle, who la well
known among the older residents of
Asheville, having been at one time
pastor of Central Methodist church
and a professor in the old Asheville
Female college,
Mr. Hyams says that In 1872, over
30 years ago, Mr. Bowman conceived
and put into execution the idea 3
a .community Christmas tree in Ba
kersville, Mitchell county. On that
occasion anyone was allowed to place
a present on the tree for a friend, and
in addition to this feature, several
good ladies, of the town raised quite a
Bum of money to buy presents for the
poor of the community. As a result,
every man, Woman and child in Ba
kersville, whether rich or poor, re
ceived a present from the tree, and
Mr. Hyams says that It was the hap
piest Christmas ever celebrated In the
little mountain town.
He thinks credit is still further due
Mr. Bowman for conceiving this idea
since the town of Bakersville at that
time boasted a population of not more
than 600 people; was 34 miles from
any railroad; and received mails only
three times a week. It was altogether
Isolated and was considered one of
the- really characteristic mountain
villages of western North Carolina.
OTTON FUTURES OPENTNG.
lew York, Dec. 20.-Cotton futures
ted easy:
(pmber . 12.35
nary 12.14
loh 12-80
, .. ........ 12.82
12.33
Proved It Was 8imple.
a registration booth In San Fran-
ki an old colored 'Woman- had Just
lied registering for ttie first time.-
km yon shore," she naked the clerjt,
t I s done all I has to do?"'
buite sure." replied the clerk; ,"yoo
it's very simple." ; .
8 ought to knowed It." said the
woman, "If those fool men folks
in doin' It all dese yean I might V
iwed it was a powerful simple proc-
-Llfe.
New York, Dec, 20. The first medi
cal witness for the defense in the
trial of Hans Schmidt for the murder
of Anna Aumuller was called to the
stand yesterday. " He la Dr. Perry
Elchtensteln, physician . of Tombs
prison.
Two other doctors who, It was said
will testify In Schmidt's behalf with
out pay and because they believe him
to be insane, were among the wit
nesses waiting to be called.
Dr. Ltchtensteln testified "that
Schmidt had talked recently with him
about the murder.. Schmidt had de
scribed It the doctor said, as a sacrifice
of love and devotion. '-
The prisoner had shown no emotion
in the tombs, except on one occasion.
This was when .the physician called
attention to a handkerchief, embroid
ered with the -letter "A," which
Schmidt had placed over an. electric
light to shade it Schmidt said the
handkerchief was Anna Aumuller's
and wept. -
On another occasion Schmidt told
the physician that he would like to
make money "so that it would not
really be counterfeit."
"Don't you know that is against the
law?" asked Dr. Ltchtensteln.
"Yes," said Schmidt "but what law
Is It that prevents a nation suffering
a little while an individual profits
profits much? I would like to make
enough money to build a church so
big that it would hold all the poor
people of New York."
Owing to a death in the family of
one of the jurors the trial was ad
Journed until Monday.
Washington, Dec. 20. Representa
tive Donovan of Connecticut, who
challenged Representative Hobson to
joint debate In Alabama on the subject
Of absenteeism- from congress, has
announced that Mr. Hobson had not
accepted his challenge, but had noti
fied him that he would debate with
him on the "question of criminality to
Include appearances before grand ju
ries on charges of Irregularities in the
liquor traffic." .
'The genial captain" said Mr. Don
ovan, "is side stepping as usual. He
does not accept my challenge but
evades the Ibsub. The issue between
us is absenteeism and there has been
no evasion on my part. If Captain
Hobson continues to draw his salary
congressman by remaining away
irom wasnington ne win probably go
past his record of the first session ot
the sixty-third congress, v Instead of
being present seven days, he is on his
way to get his record down to seven
hours." . TV'
Mr. Donovan said that Inasmuch as
no grand or petit jury ever had pas.iec
upon any acts of his he had no knowl
edge of the working of that branch of
the judiciary and was not in a position
to debate the question.
IS SIILL1T A DREAM
Orville Wright Says Its Pert
fection Is Par From
Accomplished.
BANK RESERVE BOARD .
IS BEEDRE PRESIDENT
Has Been Considering Matter
For Several Weeks
Wants Big Men. s
He Plagued Him.
he catcher was having an argument
lb tbe umpire.
till fix you so you won't be an epl-
bic any longer!" threatened tbe uni
te, beginning to lose his temper.
what do you mean by I won't be
4!demlc any longer?" asked the
ber. -'
i n send yon to the bench." return-
'.he umpire, "and then you won t be,
ictaln'." Pittsburg press.
: New York, Dec. 19. The transfor
mation of the aeroplane by means of
a universal stabiliser, the dream ot
many aviators, Is still far from accom
plishment, according to Oralis
Wright, who spoke teat night at a re
ception given in his honor by the' Ae
ronautical society.
.Mr. Wright's statement, while It Is
encouraging, does not hold out any
hopes of a perfect stabilizer in the
near future. Here la what he said:
'It is premature to say anything at
present about a stabilizer. We have
workod for years to take the work of
managing the machine out ot hands
of man and let the operator attend to
the steering alone. We think weave
a device which will accomplish this.
It will take care of the collateral and
fore and aft planes but it still has a
few mechanical trouble to overcome."
Caruso's Dinner Engagement
phen the late 3. Plcrpont Morgan of-
ed Enrico Caroso $1,200 some years
s to sing at an evening party In bis
Jisi the singer coolly answered that
could not possibly oblige, as be bad
flted his lifelong friend. Leoncaval-
to dinner tbe same "night Boston
irakL
Nine Points ef Law.
A good deal of money; 2, s good
kl of patience; 8, a good cause) 4, a
N lawyer; 5, a good counsel; 6, good
nesses; 7, a good Jury; 8, a good
m; 8, good luck.
NOTICE.
p virtue of the power and author-
vesieil in the undersigned trustee.
the terms of a certain deed in trust
Kuled by O. H. Paddock, dated the
"1 day of September, 191S, aid duly
filtered In the office of Register of
f ! for Buncombe count In book of
jue mortgages No. 36 at page 246,
I power of sale therein contained
ing become absolute , by virtue of
default In the payment of the
neys secured by said deed In trust.
the owner of said Indebtedness
"t requested the undersigned so
I will sell at publlo auction, to
f highest bidder for cash,- at the
s ntry court house door tn the city
! hevllle, county of Buncombe and
f North Carolina, at tl o'clock.
'. on Thursday, the 18th day of
ivu, the following de
"d personal nrouerlv. or ma muoh
ot as may be nect-mary to satisfy
11 Indebtedness and the expenses of
. " Of American Scout t pasnen.
r M horsepower 4 cylinder, auto
car No. X10SI. Motor 1041.
nufactured by the American Motors
iPMiy of Indianapolis. Ind.
fl) AmerkVn Tourist 40 horse
cylinder automobile. Car No.
aioior No. 1105, manufactured
f -TO-rican Motors company, of In
"Mls. Ind.
(1) American Tourist. 40 horse
''. cyllndor automobile, Car No.
. Motor No. 10S, manufactured
"irlcn Motors company, of In
"&ulls, Ind.
,'Jr?.tn, the 2-lth day of Nevem-
JUNIUS a. AIMMH
WANTS
FOE. RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished for
either sleeping or light housekeep
ing. IB South French Broad ave.
nue. Phone 722. 267-3t.
FOR RENT Rooms furnished for
light housekeeping; gas for cook
lng. Apply 78 No.'"Ms.ln St
v.r -v': --, i7-tf
FOR RENT One or more rooms with
heat, In MontfOrd section, suitable
for light housekeeping. Phone 1131.
No sick people. (tf)
WANTS
WANTED
J. H. MoCHNr-Tres, Wo. 44 Market
street Tailoring, steam dyeing,
cleaning and repairing. Phone
1850. . . tf.
WANTED Give memberships to the
Asheville-. Cleaning and Pressing
club, and have the clothes cleaned
regularly. Clean clothes well press
ed makes for good opinion in others;
Good business asset. $1 a month,
three months $2.50. J. C. Wilbar
Phone 389. '
WANTS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Ten room house; hot '
water heated; garage; servants'
house; large lot, 85x260; best reel- .:
dence section, . Montrord avenue ;
: get price. D. S. Watson, Exclusive
. Agent. , 263-26t
FOR SALE Two gilt chairs, Singer
family sewing machine, kitchen ta- '
bles and chairs. Bedroom frirnitiirj
and other articles. Apply to 25"
Haywood street. 2C4-tf.
Washington, Deo. 20.-r-President
Wilson came-to hie office today for
the first time since he was taken 111
more than a week ago. He told
friends that he felt practically as well
as ever and worked on a mass of ac
cumulated Oorrespondence, after
which he met the cabinet.
: The president has heen thinking for
several weeks about the personnel of
the federal reserve board created by
the currency bill, and while he. has
not fixed upon any individuals, he Is
trying to get the biggest possible men
for the places regardless of their po
litical affiliations. Mr. Wilson indi
cated today that he yould give the
subject his most careful attention for
the next few weeks. :
When the cabinet meeting adjourn
ed members said they had discussed
their departmental affairs and admin
istration policies, but no announce
ments were made. It was stated that
the Mexican situation was not touched
upon..
FARMERS' UNION FOR
RACE SEGREGATION
Shelby, N. C. Dec. 18. Having en
dorsed proposed legislation aimed at
race segregation in rural communities,
abolished its summer meeting, and re
quested the state attorney general to
prepare necessary forms for clerks of
court in putting Into effect the TOrrena
system of guaranteeing land titles Jan
uary 1, and the secretary jot the treas
ury to extend the time of his crop
loans until March 1, the North Caro
lina Farmers union adjourned its con
vention here last night.-
Reports of officers show better or
ganization and more stable financial
condition. But nine of the hundred
counties of the state are without local
unions now. Old officers were re
elected with the exception of the ex
ecutive committee. TheBe are as fol
lows: f''' ,;.
President, H. Q. Alexander; vice
president, J. M. Templeton; lecturer
and treasurer, E. C. Faires. C. C.
Wright, W. C. Gibson, W. H. Moore,
S. H. Hobbs and Editor Clarence Poe,
of the Progressive-Farmer, form the
executive committee.
FOR RENT Five room furnished
cottage, piano, $40 months Six-
room furnished bungalow, on car
line, $45. month. Seven room
house furnished, view $65 month.
Ray-Campbell Co.( No. 1 Haywood,
Fhone 1281. (tf)
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, steam
heat; running water in rooms; near
postoffice. The Adelaide, A. D.
McKee, Prop. . 258-12t
WANTED Two experienced colored
hotel maids no others need apply.
Must supply recommendations from
past employers, for five years.
Grove Park Inn. 235-tf
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT
ED No canvassing or soliciting re
quired. Good Income assured. Ad
dress National Co-Operative Realty
Co.,V-1235 Marden Building, Wash
ington,. D. C.
DECIDE ON FORM OF
GAYNOR MEMORIAL
New York, Dec. 19. The Gaynor
Memorial association has decided, In
a, general way on, the form of the
memorial should take.
Robert Adamson, who was the late
mayor's- secretary, suggested at a
meeting of the association that there
be an arch or pillars, forming a part
of the new terminals of the Brooklyn
bridge, across which Mayor Gaynor
Walker almost dally. Mr. Adamson
said that the memorial at the Man
hattan end of the bridge should be to
William J. Gaynor( mayor of New
York, end at the Brooklyn end to
Justice William J. Gaynor. Thlsplan
was approved. ' ,
THINKS ' GOVERNMENT
SHOULD GRAB RADIUM
Baltimore, Md., Dec. Dr. How
ard Kelley, a widely known Baltimore
surgeon. Is convinced that It Is tho
Imperative duty of the federal govern
ment for the publlo good to take pos
session at once of all radium bearing
ore In this country. He declares that
an Institution sould be ' established
where radium will be reduced from
the ore and distributed to physicians
for tbe treatment of cancer. Dr. Kel
ly and Alfred I. Dupont of Delaware
are willing to surrender their leases of
Pitchblende mines In Colorado for the
purpose.
, Triumph ef a Sausags.
Westphalia, In Prnssis, is the borne
of the a usage. There. It Is said, a
trader will name no fewer than 400
different kinds of sansnge. A saiiaags
eiblbltlon was held recently In Ger
many; at wblcb 1.000 varieties of sau
sage were shown.
In tbls connection the story is told
of s yonng Prusslsn who, tbongb be
bsd received sa eipesslte training ss
a chemist sbut himself up In bis lab
oratory and Instead of devising a new
dye, ssfety match, motor engine, ex
plosive, aeroplane or photographic
lens took pork, veal, olives, pepper,
fennel, old wine, cheese, sffples. cinna
mon snd berrl nits' roes and from tbm
evolved a wonderful snd totally orig
inal "wanC tbe best of its kind. He
bss amassed a considerable fortune
from Its la-nrlia Cor, New Tork
Sun. d
l.BRITT'5 PORTRAIT
FOR P. 0. DEPARTMENT
Will Be Made by Washington
Artist at Request of Ex
Governor Dockery.
Ex-Governor A. M. Dockery of Mis
souri, the able and popular third as
sistant postmaster general In Mr. Wil
son's administration, has urgently In
slsted that his predecessor, Hon.
James J. Britt of Asheville furnish
his portrait to be placed in the post
office department, which Mr. Brltt has
consented to do, a Washington artist
having been engaged for the work.
Governor Dockery asks that Mr.
Drift's portrait be placed in his lmme
dlate office, a distinction accorded to
but one other of his predecessors. A
warm personal friendship is known tp
exist between Mr. Brltt and Governor
Dockery, the latter having on several
public occasions lauded the ability, In
tegrity and efficiency of the former.
GEN. WOOD TO GO TO
EASTERN DEPARTMENT
Washington, Dec. JO. Secretary
Garrison has announced that when
Major General Leonard Wood leavea
the office of chief of ataff next April
he will be assigned to command the
eastern department with headquar-
u us iters at Governor's Island, N. Y.
succeeding Major General Thomas II.
Barry, who, will go to the Philippines
Secretary Garrison made nn ah
nouncement as to General Wood's
successor as chief of staff.
EIWKT8 GOES HO CLOSE
TRADE FOR JOE TINKER
' New York. Dec. 1 1. Charfes K,
Ebbets, president of the Brooklyn Na
tlonal League Baseball team, left for
Cincinnati today to close the deal for
shortstop Joe , Tinker. .Ebbctts car
rled with him a check for $16,000,
the purchase price loss the $10,000
bonus for Tinker, which the Brooklyn
club maintains It Is entitled .o hold
until the plsr signs a rontrsrt with
, TRUSTEE'S SALE. .
By virtue of power of sale contained
in a deed of trust made by Frank. Wll
son and wife, F. Wilson, to the under
signed trustee, dated September 18th,
1908, and duly recorded in Book No,
74 on page 368 ' of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust of Buncombe county,
N, C, to which reference is hereby
made, and default having been made
in the payment of the principal and
Interest due by the, note socured by
said deed of trust whereby the power
ot sale has become operative, the un
derslgned trustee will on Monday, De
cember 20th, 1913, between twelve
and twelve-thirty, noon, sell for cash,
at public sale, to the last and highest
bidder, at the court house doori in
Asheville, Buncombe county, N. C, the
following described land and premises,
situate, lying and being. on the east
side of South French Broad avenue,
Asheville, N. C, and bounded and de
scribed as follows: , , -
Beginning at a stake in the East
margin of South French Broad ave
nue, and runs with said east margin
of said avenue South 3 14 deg. West
(40) feet to a stake, .north west corner
of lot No. 33; thence with line of said
lot South 86 deg. East (70) feet to a
stake In line of lot No. S3; thence
North 8. deg. East (40) feet to
stake in line of lot No. SI; thence
North 86 H deg. West (70) feet to the
beginning.
This November 29th, 1913.
W. E. SHUFORD. Trustee.
WANTEDTou to buy your Christ
mas presents of value from the Bar
bers Supply Co. Why throw your
money away on worthless articles?
Our goods will please them. 23 N.
Main.,;
CAT PAW rubber heels, 40e. Soles
sewed, BOc, 75o and $1.00. Work
called for and returned. Gilmer
Bowden, 81 East College, phone
1817. 817-tf
HELP WANTED
WANTED To send for your best
Suits and Dresses that we may
make them perfectly clean, correct
ly pressed, and a joy during the
Christmas holidays. Phone 389. J.
C. Wilbar.
GOVERNMENT Railway Mil Clerk,
Customs-Internal Revenue "exam3'
everywhere soon. Get prepared by
former U. S. Civil Service Secre
tary-Examiner. Free Booklet E 87.
Write NOW, today. Patterson Civil
Service school, Rochester, N. Y.
It
INVESTMENTS
FOR SALE Good clean newspapers,
50 for 5 cents. Apply at Gazette-
News office. .
FOR SALE Evening dress coat and
vet for young man, size oi coat
about 32 chest, almost new. Ad
dress Post office Box S 6 4, Ashe
ville, N. C, 191-tf.
FOR SALE Two choice and desira
ble building lots in Canton. Size of;
both 60 by 141, being lots Nos. 57
and 58, part of F. K. May property
JustofI of North Main St., with good
view. Will sell same for $176.00
spot cash. Apply to J. R. L, Gazette-
News office, for particulars.
SStf
WANTED Pedpie of Asheville to
send their clothes to People's Steam
Dye Works. Our process absolute
ly odorless. Phone 2041. 253-26t
! FOR SALK 7-room nouse. Starnse
avenue, SO0; worth $8500. Moale
ft Chiles, Real Estate and Insurance.
ISS-tf.
WANTED .Young man or- room
mate, in steam heated building for
winter. Address, fl. Money, No. 37
College St. ' tf
GRADUATE NURSE attends patients
by hour, $1 first hour, 60 cents each
succeeding. Phone 1344. 219-tf
FOR NOTARY PUBLIC WORK ap
ply at Gazette- News office. . 88tf
FOR SALE 1322 acres of mountain
land, near railroad, schools and
churches, Considerable timber,
splendid cattle range. Fine sites
for orchard great bargain; Jwlll
double In value. H. Ltnd, Box 615.
266-3t.'
FOR SALE-Chrlstmas trees, all
sizes. Will deliver. Ardmion Park.
Telephone 131. 268-6t
NOTICE,
State of North Carolina, Buncombe
County In Superior court. -
W. M. Koon, Plaintiff, vs. Elizabeth
Koon, Defendant,
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Su
perlor Court of Buncombe county, by
the plaintiff above named to obtain
divorce from the bonds of matrimony,
now existing between the plaintiff
and defendant and that the summons
In said action has been Issued snd
made returnable to the next term of
the Superior Court of Buncombe
County, North Carolina, and that she
is required to appear at the next term
of said Superior court of said county
to be held on the eighth Monday be
fore the first Monday of March, 1914,
at the court house of said county. In
Asheville, North Carolina, and an
swer or demur to the complaint in
said action or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
In said complaint The plaintiff will
ask for a divorce on statutory grounds.
This the sixth day of December,
1913. MARCUS ERWIN,
Clrrk of Himerlnr Court.
PYRAMID YOUR WEALTH!
A serial story with interest added
every week which will grip your
hold on the future is the intelligent
investment of your funds. Ever
consider owning your own home?
And, while you are building, your
money earning more money. Are
you laying the foundation for your
boy's education? And do you want
to send the girl off .to school an
other year? These are very Inti
mate questions to the parent pf
every child. They touch-the pocket!
nerve. The basis of saving Is the
cumulative profit plan. The easence
of the Home Building & Loan As
sociation plan is co-operative effort
and its. policy is constructive. It
gives you every incentive to save.
It establishes your credit in a safe
and sane way. It enables you to
build when you have not the avail
able capital. It scatters the rent
receipts, the "kill Joys" of the bread
winner. A new series opens Satur
day, January 3, 1914. Begin the
new year right Take time by the
forelock and register for the lew
series now. Are you a member of
the Society' for tho Prevention of
Useless Giving? What more accept
able gift to the wife who dreams of
her own home than a block of
stock? Or, to the boy or girl who
has a vision of the world work
ahead? It's a blazed trail and the
time to start is now.
HOME BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
48 Patton Avenue.
Frank R. Hewitt, Pres.
S. L. Forbes, Sec. and Bee.
. 20, 22, 27, -28.
AM NOW LOCATED at 18 North
Pack Square. When in need of
Jewelry or repair work call and
Bee me. J. A. Tillman, Jeweler.
250-26t
BOARDERS WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
J.. II. McGINNESS, T: -lor New rail
and winter samples now on display.
Masonic Temple, 44 Market street.
tf
IMPORTANT YO MOTHERS
A record of slxty-flvs years aontlnu
ous use of "Mrs. Window's Soothing
Syrup" by mothers In all psrt of the
world, Is the highest praise that any
remedy for "children teething" has
ever received. Every year tre young
mother follows In the footsteps of
her mother snd finds Mrs. Wlnslow's
soothing Hyrup to bs the favorite, snd
o It has gons on for a period of slxty-flvs
years. Million of mothers
have used it for their children while
teething with perfect aucoeas. It
sooths the child, softens the gums,
altys all pain, cures wind colic and
Is ths best remedy for diarrhoeas
Sold by Druggists snd medlclns deal
ers In all parts of ths known wor?
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wlnslow's
soothing Hyrup snd taks no other.
Advt
FOR RENT
Two desirable ground floor
offices opposite Lanfrren hotel
Western Carolina Realty Co.
3. W. WOLFE, SeCy. Trees.
If) N. Psck Square. Phone 74.
B. V. VINIARSKI, 30 W. College St..
best work at prices to suit every
body. Shoes called for and re
turned. Phone 1641. 254-26t.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS arfe easy
tn get My free booklet Y 59S tells
how. Write today NOW. Earl
Hopkins, Washington, D. C.
THE KNICKERBOCKER, No. 77 Col-.
lege street. Phone 153, Delight-:
ful situation, central location, larise
shady grounds, appointments-aonb.,
plete. Terms according to' ioca t
, a i
tion of room.
LYNNHURST, 58 College street. Se
lect board, near in. Mrs. P. J. Cor
coran, formerly of Rock Ledge. ;
252-62f
BELLEVUE 143 North Main street.;
Boarders wanted; no objection to
sick peoplp. Miss Belle Burnetts.'
263-tf.
OFFICE SITUATIONS City, steno.
and bkkpg., man, $65.00; out tho
city, lady, steno., $10.00 per week;
also wanted, -twenty new pupils to
enroll. BOOKS FFHE If you buy
a scholarship, now. Asheville Bus
ness College, No. 8 North Pack
Square. 264-7t
FOR THE . CHILDREN See E. U
Brown for Santa Clauses, price 10c.
each, $1 per dozen. Phone 51.
267-3t
FOR SALE Monarch typewriter, al
most new, at a bargain. The Letter
Shop. 63 American National Bank
Building. 267-3t
CLAIRVOYANT Madame Regina,
85 H Haywood. True life readings
revealing present, past and future.
Nothing is hidden from this won
derful woman. Consult her, she
will advise you for the best in all
love, business or private affairs.
Trial readings 60 cents. 264-26t
OUR NEW TERM
COMMENCES
JANUARY 5, 1914.
We have the most complete curri
culum of any Buslnes College In the
South, Including, in addition to
Bcholiirshlps usually taught In Busi
ness Colleges, STENOTVTE that
I wonderful "Shorthand macnina.
about which you have heard so much;,
Telegraphy, with new automatio send
ing Instruments, Multigrsphlng, etc.
etc. '
Call today and talk the matter over,
with us.
EMANUEL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
48H Patton Ave.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the un- (
derslgned, who was convicted at the
February Term, 1912, of the Superior
court of Buncombe county, on the
charge of burglary, and sentenced to
a term of three years, will apply to
the Governor for a pardon,
JOHN HILT,.
NOTICE.
I hereby give notice that I will
make application to the Governor of
North Carolina, for the pardon of
Homer McKee, who was tried and
convicted of larceny st July Term,
1913, of the Superior Court of Bun
combe county, snd sentenced to a
term of nine months on Buncombe
county chain gang.
TENNIE McKEB.
GROVE PARK INN
GROVE PARK INN serves Luncheon 1:C0 to 2:30
p. m. Dinner, 6:30 to 8:30 p. m,
Visitors to Asheville although not guesU o!
GROVE PARK INN, are invited to dine and inspect
the building.
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 t
NOTICE.
ReTerrlng to the above notice of
sale, the undersigned being unable to
secure possession of ths property de
scribed in time to produce the same at
the plane appointed for the said sale,
the said sale Is hereby continued to,
and will be msds at ths said county
court house door at II o'clock, noon,
on Mondsy the 22nd day of December,
1113.
This the llth dsv of December,
1913. JUNIUS O. JTDAMH,
Trustee.
PHOTOGRAPHS
YCLETIDE PORTRAITS
msde within the next few days will be delivered before Christmas
Make your appointment today at the new studio. PIIONT? 77-
PELTOJf HIGGAKO.V Next to Prlmves Theatre.
fl T TXT A T?fT IV FOR SATISFACTION
JL U I A. T AND ECONOMY
D.C. SHAW MOTOR CO.
J. A. RICHBURO. Mr.. Asheville, N. C.
Brooklyn.
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Truatse.