THE ABBEVILLE CTTIZIvS, MONDAY, AY 29, 1611.
i JVVOL MORE ARRESTS
i-HIM SEIZURE LAW
; '.vmjsx black and w. . imi.
tit LEV LATEST VICTIMS.
it
i !
Police Had Trouble In Getting In But
fi ; The) Finally l anded
- I ." There.
V ,VV'lley P. Black and W. f. Hrsdley ,
wera arretted early yesterday morn-
ng charsdd with violating the anarch
ja(J eelrure lav and yesterday after- :
jioon Ed Brown, colored, who It l
yallesed la employed by Black at his j
'"place at the corn'.r of South Main and
.'Ea(le street was placed In the city
"Jail on a charge of soiling liquor to
Wade Oarmon.
.f 'Black and Bradley were registered
on 'the police blotter twice charged
iwith the same offense. Hlack's place
'.hiving been searched twice,
j-, li. la an Id that at the time that
Black and Bradley were arrested the
"policemen experienced some diffi
culty In gaining- access to It, the front
'4oor having been locked and admit
tance having bean' refused them.
However, entrance waa ititlned
'through a. window and the search of
the flleee was made with .he remit
atrnjr-iljf bottlea, moat of them
I pint. boUles. ,0 whiskey were seized
la reported that at the time the win
dow through which the policemen en-
f tared the place waa ralaed, nolaea of
bottlea being broken were heard and
f when (he search waa ftnlahed It la said
: that a number of bottlea broken In
the aide which had been never un-
i corked were found concealed In the
place. .' ",.'' .: H'-'::
The negro .waa arrested yeaterday
afternoon and It 1 aald that a num-er-
tf ..witness , Witt, testify against
him In police eourt this morning.
' Another whlakey case which will
be called tor trial today la that of 1
Blomberg who waa arrested Batnr
day afternodn charged with selling
whlakey to J. W, Hampton.
Thla eale la alleged to have been
'made eighteen "months ago.
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FIRST 5TUMBUN6 BLOCK
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Oroacd I 0A,
' The warrant for the grreet of De
Vllllera waa taeued by Juatlce of the
Peace JR. B,, MoC-Untota, on com
plaint charging "conspiracy to mur
der Francteca f. Madera," filed by
Oen, Vlljoen. De Vllllera waa stay
Ing at a local hotel and waa arreated
by Deputy Constable Brown. Brown
and Vljjoen went to the hotel osten
sibly to further the details of the al
leged plot. ,
SECQDN GREAT AIR
.; G0JKT STARTED
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the 'frame broken, hut he hlmaelf
waa not hurt. The race waa organttad
by the Paris Petit Parlaene and the
prlaea aggregate more than HOO Ooo.
The second stage of the Journey la
from Nice to Rome, the recording
stations being Genoa and Pisa, and
the third stage la from Home to
Turin, the official stopping places be
ing Florence and Bologna. The total
distance le a little more than 1,300
mllee and the competitors have until
June IS to accomplish the distance.
EMPEROR GETS MKIMI,
' BUDA PEST, May 28 The Inter
national committee of the Olympic
gamea haa conferred an Olympic me
dal on the emperor. At a meeting
today It waa decided that the com
mittee ahold hold another conference
at Stockholm In 111.
l ; ; t 1 IJ 11
I i t- f. ' , '
33 1-3 Per Cent Oft
on Women's Tailored Suits
New Spring Styles
We haw reduced our entire stock of hand
some wool suits, all new spring styles 1-3
off. This sale does not include white serge nor
Pongee suits everything else goes at the re
duction prices.
This is a deep cut in prices so early in the
season. You can save a goodly sum now. ("an you
afford to miss this big reduction ? These prices
-' will certainly make our suits go; if interested
you can ill afford to delav.
$11.50 Suits now . . .. :" $7.67
; $15.00 Suits now $10.00
$20.00 Suits now $13.33
,;. .$25.00 Suits now $16.17
$30.00 Suits now $20.00
V. ' $40.00 Suits now $26.67
i $50.00 Suits now $33.33
$55.00 Suits now $36.67
All in-between prices reduced at same ratio
' 33 1-3 per cent. ,
V M. V. MOORE & CO.
V. VoMEJTS APPAREL. t PATTON AVE.
ui is Hi gossip;
FROM CAPITAL OF
OLD NORTH STATE
Governor Kitchin Receiving
Much Encouragement for
Race for the Senate'
MATAMUSKET ROAD
MAY C' ANGE OWNERS
Trying to Straighten Tangle
I of Bank Whose Cashier
i
Recently Suiuded
It AI.KIHII, N. C, May 27. There
were fourteen graduates for the com
mencement exercises of the IrlKb
school department of the Hali'Mth
public schools today and there wer
a number of notalde achnUrshlpa and
medal awards. The St. Mary's schol
arship went to Mlsa Alice Lacy,
dsughtr of state Troiieurrr It. R.
I4cy. Frank Hrown captured the
Trinity college scholarship, and Ed.
Dahln the Wake Forest scholarship.
C J. Hunter, Jr.. received the Cttas.
U. Harris gold medal for the best
debater; Frank Hrown won the
Daughters of the Revolution medal
for the best historical paper, this
theme having been "The Lost Col
ony." Then there were the Junior
Order of American' Mechanics medal
for the'' best paper on United States
history, this being won by Miss Grace
Crews. The address for the com
mencement exercises was by Fresl
dent Oeorge W. I .ay of HI. Mary's
achool. He made a forcible speech
on "Cltlxenshlp."
Returning from hla trip to the
western part of the state today Gov
ernor Kitchin found a great accumu
lation of personal mull awaiting him
and took occasion to declare to In
quiring friends that for the past ten
daya lettera have been coming In In
greatly Increased numbers from cltl
aena In every section of the state as
suring him of their support In his
aspiration for the United States sena
torahlp to succeed Senator Slmmona.
The- Governor la In high spirits and
evidently thlnka that the campaign
la opening up most auspiciously for
him.
Prealdent Joe Tayloe and O. J.
Sruddert, a director In the Matta
muskeet railroad, Hyde and Beaufort
countlea, were here today In confer
ence with the governor and the coun
cil of state relative to the proposed
sale of the road to northern capl
tallsta with a view to Its speedy com
pletion and operation. While It Is
admitted that a satisfactory agree
ment waa reached by the conference
there la no atatement as yet for the,
preaa. The Indications are under
stood to he that the road will be
Bold with the stipulation that It be
completed and operated forthwith.
State Hank Examiner J. K. Dough
ton haa gone to Columbia to take
a hand In the adjustment of the tan
gle In the affairs of the Merchant's
and Farmer's hand, the cashier or
which. H. M. Sprulll, took his own
life Tuesday when a special auditor
procured by the directors went Into
the bank to make an examination. It
waa only a few weeks ago that Ex
aminer Doughton was there and went
thoroughly Into the books and papers
and made demands upon the bank
management for changes in the way
of Improvement of many securities
and more up-to-date condition of the
books. The corporation commission
has had no further word from the
bank since the announcement from
the president that the cashier has
suicided and that a special auditor
was adjusting the bonks. One of the
most serious conditions that the bank
examiner found Is understood to have
been unsecured notes for considerable
amounts lo parties whose signatures
! have no cnmmerlcal rating. Also the
j books were found to lie for daa and
In some Instances for weeks. A form
er prealdent of the hank was found to
Distressing
Brealhlessness
Mrs. Rentz, of Adel, Has An
Interesting Story To Tell j
About How Her Hus
i band Cured Her
With Cardui.
A .1.-1, Hh. "For 3 years i aullered ,
'with fmnle troubles," writes Mrs. C
h Itcnlz. Whin 1 would lie down I
"could hardly breathe. I had a dls- '
tresslng feeling In my hreaat, and I
could not do any work at all. without ;
being exhausted. My husband heard I
of t'ardiil and we decided to try It. j
I look it according to directions and j
In 3 days I could tell It was helping I
me I can njw do all of my work, and j
do not suffer at all I give f'ardul
the praise for It. and recommend It
to all."
We have thouHiiuds of such letters,
and more are uniting every day. For
over "'I years, I'urdol has been reliev
ing women's sufferings, and building
weak women up lo health and
strength. If you are a woman, give It
a fair trial. It will help you. for It has
helped a million others. Its Ingredi
ents are purely vegetable, and harm
less. ' yet c uratlvely restoring In their
a Hon on thn womanly organs.
Your druggist sells Cardui because
there Is a demand for It. The demand
proves It to he a good medicine.
Try It.
N. !.: Write to Idlcw' Atlvlaory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattan'Mwn, Term., for HptNial In
structions, ami 64-pge book, "Home
Treatment for Women," ecnt In plain
wrapper, on roqucat.
be aeveral thousand dollars over
drawn. The Citizens' National bank of thla
city announces It purpose to erect at
once a ten story office building and
banking house at the corner of Fay
ettevllle and Martin streets. It Is
to be lire proof. The plans are now
being prepared and the bank has
leased aa temporary quarters the
Lewis pool room In the Woodward
bulldlnj two doors from the present
bunking house. Col. Joseph O. Brown
Ispresldent of the bank and Col. A.
B. Andrews la vice president.
The secretary of state charters the
Pannecea Springs company of Little
ton, with 1 1211. 000 capital authorised
and 110,000 subscribed by M. C.
HrnsWol and others. And the Eagle
Printing company, Spray, N, C, capi
tal $125,000 authorised and 110 000
subscribed by C P. Wall and others
for newspaper and Job printing.
Mlas Muriel M, Victor, of Arlington
N. J., who has been instructor In
Kngllsh and elocution at St, Mary's
suhoul the past year, waa united in
marriage to Dr. Frank Castleberry,
of this city, yesterday right after the
graduating exercises of the St. Mary's
commencement. The wedding waa
In the home of Mr. and Mra. U D.
Castleberry on Hlllsboro street, the
marriage service being by Dr. O'Kelly
of the First aBptlsl church.
For the federal Memorial day ob
servance here May 30, the address
Is to be by Rev. A. D. Wilcox, pastor
of Central Methodist church, Raleigh.
The third regiment band and com
pany II, third regiment, North Caro
lina National guard are to participate.
MAMMOTH PEACE
MEE1GJT ATLANTA
(Continued from Page One)
so bold as to declare that ho Is the
state.. That era of disturbance cama
to an end with Napoleon and Water
loo. "One thing more that tends toward
the iiImiIHIoii of warfare la the fact
that the burden of taxation Is becom
trv almost unbearable It is a mat
ter of record that two thirds of the
expendlturea of the national govern
ment are for the maintenance of the
nrmv mid na.v .ind the payment of
pel. along vlilch a" but the legacy
of vnr while only one third of the
expenditures a.-e fo- agricultural and
other luinerl'i'is activities of peace.
'I ln to:.il i'v'f n lil'ina Inst year of
nil iMili.os for- the maintenance of.
armies ai d nnOes was about two hll
llon dollars What would have been
the result If th.it stupendous sum had
been turned to the nplirtlng and ben
elltlng of Die human race?"
Senator Hurton expressed the belief
that the arbitration treaty prepared
between the Cnlted States and Fng
land and France will bp signed during
the Taft administration and 'will give
glory and distinction to his adminis
tration which has not been surpassed
by any of hla predecessors."
Senator Hurton returned to Wash
ington tonight.
POLICE BLOTTERS
DAILY RECORD
The following cases will be called .
In city police court thla morning In
addition to those which were given
In the police blotter's dally record In
Sunday's Cltlien:
L Hlombefcg. retailing. '
Mattte Smith, colored, drunk and
disorderly.
Araemus Hensley. drunk and refus- :
lng to pay hack fare.
Paddy Bradley. violating search ;
and seizure law.
W. T. Black, violating search and
geliure law. '
Ed. Wllkle, drunk. 1
W. S. Bradley, violating search and :
aelsure law.
W. P. Black, violating search and '
acliure law. j
Ed. Brown, colored, retailing.
DONE THE
NICHOLS WAY
Your tijiirts and Col
lars work will stand this
hot weather nil I'itfht, in
a way that will (trove
highly jVtdafiing to all
who wc&rthcin.
Phone D5.
G
3
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr
EVER TRY
COKE
IN THE
KITCHEN
RANGE?
J It's fine. Light, dust
! less, smokeless.
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & lee
Company
Ten Thousand Druggists
Inltod In Their Opinion llcgardlng a
Certain Medicine.
Druggists should know better than
any one else the value of every medi
cine. Therefore, when over ten thousand
recommend Vinol. the cod liver and
Iron tonic, without oil. over their own
algnatures aa the greatest tonic recon
structor and strength creator and of
fer to return the purchase money In
every case where It fails to give sat
isfaction, It must Indicate that Vlnol
Is a pretty reliable medicine.
We could publish columns of such
testimony aa the following:
C. A. Potterfleld, the leading drug
gist of Charleston, W. Va.. says he
used Vlnol for every member of his
family and haa never been disap
pointed with the results.
Mr. J. F. Bradley, druggist, of New
Brunswick, N. J., Bays, 'Vlnol la cer
tainly a wonderful medlcln He has
Droved it from ttaraonal BKPrlnee."
The manv veara that .Vlnol has
been on the market haa served to
strengthen its popularity, and proved
by continued testa that It will do all
that la claimed for it.
Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un
derstanding that your money will be
returned If it does not build up your
strength ahd give you an added In
terest In life. Bmlth'a Drug Stftore.
Aahevllle, N. C.
WENT TO CHARLOTTE
FOR THEJOT OF GOLD
KOl'R ASHKVII.LE BOYS KKTl'KM
SADDKIl HIT WIBEK.
They Say Tliey. Are More Than Sat
lt1cl to Stay at Homo
Hereafter.
It Is not likely that four Asheville
boys, Gus Kiln. Owen Mitchell, Jack
Reed und Crawford Lautar, who, ac
cording to The Charlotte Observer,
went to the capital of Mecklenburg In
search of the "pot of gold" will ever
go back to that city to chase the
painted rainbow. The boys were ar
rested tit 'harlott.e on Information
received from a Statesvllle farmer
who found I hem. asleep In his barn.
The charlotte observer tells about i
the boys' adventure as follows:
"ilus Ella. Owen Mitchell. Jack
Held and Crawford Lauter, a quartet
of young hoys from Asheville fell
into the hanSKhtf Jhe police yester
day morning The information which
led to the arrest of the boys came
In the form of a telephone message
from a prominent farmer on the
statesvllle road stating that he had
discovered them aaleep in his barn,
and upon being elected they had
continued down the road, evidently
headed to this crtjr. The patrol was
dispatched to meet the pedestrians,
and In short while returned to
headquarters with them.
Cpon being questioned by Chief
Chrlstenhtiry. the young men told of
their departure from' the mountain
city several daya ago their subse
quent tramp to within a few miles
of Charlotte, and a general outline
of their family history generally.
Jack Held Is a son of an ex-sherlff
of Buncombe, county, the father of
Crawford I.nuter Is a contractor In
Asheville nwen Mitchell haa a sis
ter in this city and Otis Ella's father
is an Invalid Mitchell's sister was
communicated with at once, and the
erring brother waa turned over to
her care. The remainder of the
boys spent the day In a cell and re
turned to their homes yesterday af
ternoon t the expenae of the city
"No more prospecting for me." de
clared one, as he bearded the Ashe
ville train. "I'll never put that many
miles between me and three square
meals again. I don't believe that
there Is enough grub in Asheville
to put me right again;"
J ANNOUNCEMENT
! Until Further notice Dr.
J. II. Williams will reside
! at the Swannanoa Hotel.
! Of lice with Dr. Chas. Jor
' dan in Medical Building, No.
40 Government St.
DELICIOUS
Strawberry Ice Cream,
Absolutely Pure
McKay's Pharmacy
Prescription specialist,
0.p. P. O.
$250
will buy a Hartzell Piano as
good as new. Reguljar price
$350. 5 "
Onlly $8 pei month. Piano
fully guaranteed.
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
21 S. MAIN STREET.
ICE BOXES
REFRIGERATORS
PORCH GOODS
HAMM0CK3
J. L. Smathers & Sons
15 N. Main St.
Wedding
Flowers
Any Kind
Let us send you our
booklet telling all about
them.
J. VAN LINDLEY
NURSERY CO.
GREENSBORO, N. O.
School Girls and Boys
f We are making an unusually low
rate for our special summer session
which begins June 15th. By entering
before that date you can take advan
tage of our exceptional offer. Phone
178S and we will give you full par
ticulars. Knianuel School of Shorthand.
Phone 964
to have your clothes pressed.
Latest Improved steam Preaalng
Machine.
QUICK SERVICE PRESUIN'Q CLUB
Strawberry Short Cakes
Made Fresh Daily
Only 25c
Asheville Steam Bakery,
bono Oil or SSI.
Bum our coal and save
the difference.
ASHKVII.I.K DRAY. FUEL & CON.
STKUCTION CO.
Phone 2'jn.
THE HONEY HABIT
Not n riding hnblt but a flying
hnblt. w hlch means
you are n flying If
you use Harmon's
Honey. We keep a
cow, also a Hee.
and a 2-year-old
boy that weighs
ninety-three. See If
we act the drone.
Harmon
& Co.,
m 1 ryiAtw.- w.
fr MmtH: ft?
.7i:i-X(isif; t,r ; I
n a
ID Ho
Meets, Pillow Cases and Joweh
Joday featured t
Folks about to go to housekeeping, as well ast
Hotels and Boarding Houses, should give these val- v
ues careful consideration.
Goe Sheets, 72 by 90 in.,
59c.
70c Sheets, 81 by 90 in, same quality as above, for
63c.
85c first-class quality, 81 by 90, for 75c.
90c extra large sheets, 90 by94 1-2 in., for 75c.
A 36 by 40 in. pillow case for 9c. (
15c linen finished pillow cases, 45 by 36 in., for
121-2c,
$1.20 Cotton Towels are priced at 88c dozen. Sizes
18x36 in. '
15c Cotton Towel, good grade, for 11c each.
15c bleached Turkish bath towels, 20x40 in.,, for -12c
each.'
25c bleached Turkish bath towels, very large,
22x42 in., for 21c each.
UU. 11 Li V UaUl IV " X
DO YOU DRINK COFFEE?
If So
Why not drink the best
WHITE HOUSE
1-pound air-tight tin. . . 38c
3-pound air-tight tin $1.10
STRADLEY & LUTHER.
Bella White House Coffee and Tea, the world' beat.
S last Pack 84. Phonea 64 and SSL
BREAD IS THE
Why not have it good? Washington Bread is
good. I have it.
BTJTTKB NUT BREAD, VIENNA ROLLS, VIENNA BREAD,
PAN ROLLS. .
I visited the largest and beat bakeries in Washington and Bal
timore and have a line of Bread that cannot be excelled.
1VI . HYAMS
CORNER NORTH MAIN AND MERRIMON AVE.
Fancy Groceries Meats and Vegetables.
NOW IS THE TIME
to have your diamonds looked after let me put new platinum tlpa
on In hard platinum; they are wear-proof, makes the stone look
larger and. whiter.
Give me a trial
CHAS. E.
Mfg. Jeweler, 33
THE ORUNER SANITARIUM
Aahevllle. K. C. SI Haywood St Phone CSS
Devoted to the thorough and aclentltto treatment for select cases at
Nervousness. Paralyals. Asthma, Habit. Stomach, Rheumatlam. Diseases ot
women and other chronic disease
The Bath and Massage
Cabinet Bets-Hot-Air. Electric-Light. Tub, Sits, Foot. Shower and
Needle Baths. Galvanic and Farradlo Treatment. Electric Vibrating and
Bweedlsh Massage anf Movement Thur. Brandt Massage for Diseases
of Women, Douches Lsuvaga. '
PSYCHlCi 4$SJ
Know vour fate and guide
There is no hope so rona, or men aicai,
accomplish for you.
I have success where other Clairvoyants fail.
LOW FEE. 50c: FUIjIj HMUiau si.uu,
Hours to 9.
EVERYTHING IN FRESH MEATS
Sirloin Tenderloin and Porterhouse Steaks. 20c lb. Nice round stead.
15c lb. Both .native and Western meats. Pork Chops and Lamb Chops 2Co
lb. iJimb Roast 18c and 20c lb.
Just received fresh lot of garden Peas and String Beans.
V. V. HAYNIE, The Grocer
PHONE MT. COR. N. MAIN AND EAST STS.
FOR SALE
5 ROOM HOUSE, Weaverville. One and a half acres
of ground. Has bearing fruit trees House new Very
desirable -in every respect. Price $1,500. Good terms.
THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO., 48 Patton Ave.
I Millinery Importers
1M. WEBB UU.
Club Building.
TTatrwnnrl St.,
tSIIHIMMMIf
Dew Drop Candy Parlor
SS Patton Ave.
Fresh Candy every day. Cocoa
nut flavored ayrup and peanut butter.
E. M. Adair & C. P. Baker
Proprietor.
New York Tailoring Co.
g North Pack Square Upstairs.
We have opened a pressing club de.
partment. Membership ticket one dol
lar per month. Three months. $2.50.
PHONE S9S.
W. W. Young's Barber Shop
Now at 14 N. Pack Square
formerly at Hotel Berkeley
Hair Cute 25c
good seamless kind, for
.11., 1V71 wv lui m .... , u
STAFF OF LIFE
HENDERSON,
Patton Avenue.
PSYCHIC
yourself axcof Jfrgly.
that I can't
S CI.AYTON ST.
SPECIAL SALE
of a new line of Switches, Puffs and
Curls at a great reduction.
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
25 Haywood St.
Mountain City Steam Lanndry
CLEAN AND SANITARY
Our business is te pleas. Give us
a trial.
SO North Lexington Area as
Telephone 431
MISS
OLGA
TASr4c HUFF
EXPERT CORSETIERE
ROOMS 27 and 28
American National Bank BaUdlnf
BORROW A S.OOAK
Free use of Kodaks where we da
the finishing. We are film experts
and set better results from your
films. Every detail haa careful
tentlon.
RAY'S STCDIU. 7
Patton Atw
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