THE ABHEVXLLE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911
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ROGERS BOOK STORE
SS PATTOX AVE.
Fang Wang Tea
IS THE COMING- BRAND
14 lb. tins 25c, - 1-2 lb: tins 50c.
Either Blended or Ceylon-India.
Get a tin and be convinced..
Clarence
M fATTOW m
Six Reasons Why I Bought a
o
axwell
Recently one of our salesmen asked a cus
t tomer our usual question, "Why he bought a MAX-
WELL car! While the customer had a great many
general reasons, borne of personal investigation, he
stated six main reasons, that influenced his pur-
chase: '
Fourth. Becsuwe Maxwell uniform conetrocUon la first class,
I simple, accessible, durable and easy to care for. -
: Watch For the Fifth Reason
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REP AIRING
Watches and Jewelry and the resetting of dia
monds you can rely on us to give you service that
is absolutely satisfactory in every respect.
CHAS. E. HENDERSON. Jeweler
62 FATTCWS AVENUE
STREET CAR SCHEDULE
ZILLICOA AND RETURN
RIVERSIDE PARK
YPTWYT VTA ROUTHSIDE
rrl OV
?L VENUE
topfrr VTA FR'ENCill
KUAJJ AVJJiJN Wlli
ffANOR
CHARLOTTE STREET
TERMINUS
PATTON AVENUE
EAST STREET
GRACE VIA MERR1MON 8
AVENUE
BILTMORE
DEPOT & WEST ASHE-
VILLE via Southside Ave.
Sunday schedule differs In the fol
Cars leave for Depot, Southside ave
a. m. Car leaves for Depot, French B
7:45 and 8:15 a. m. Next regular car
Southside and French Broad avenues.
First car leaves square for Chartott
First car leaves ths square for Rive
First car for West Aahevllle leaves
With the above exceptions Sunday
continues same as week days
On evenings when entertainments a
11:00 o'clock ears due to leave Squar
modatlon of pajsjengers, await closin
switch,
Car leaves square to meet No. 15,
ule of announced arrival.
Citizen Want Ads BringResuIls
COVERED BV IHBCBAKCB
or' total loss? Which do you prefer
When, on reads of the great de
struction by fire of houses, atorea and
i property In general.' we feel tarry for
jthi owners untl . we' read that the
loa 1 covered by insurance. Then
we feci the wisdom of those who
covered their property an that It Is
fully Insured, Insure at once if ' you
have not done so already.
Phone rM
PHONE XB4
Sawyer
MX PIXOHES KO. MO
99
OILS
PHONE $4
COMES TO
IN EFFECT OCT. 1, 1911.
6:00, :1B. -.S0 a. m.
6:30 and every 16 minutes until 8:00
p. m.; then every hour until 11:00
p. m. Cars to Ban tee street, this line,
every IS minutes, 8:00 to 11:00 p. m.
5:46 and 6:00 a. m. and every 15
minutes until 1:15 p. m.; tl.on every
7 1 i'mlnutes until SMS p. m. Then
every IB minutes till 11:00 p. m..
8:00 and every 15 mlnuus u
ntil 10:00
utes till 11:00
6:00 a. m., then every 15 minutes till
11:00 p. m., except no car in to Square
at 10:19 p. m.
7:00 a. m., then every 15 minutes till
8:00 p. m, 10:00 and 11:00 o'clock
cars run through to Oolf Club, ;
C:00 a. m. and every 1-6 minutes till
11:00 p. m.
6:00 a. m., and every 15 minutes till
11:00 p. m.
00 a. m. Then every IS minutes till i
8:30 p. m. Then every 30 minutes un- j
till 31:00 p. m.
6:15 a. m. and then every 15 minutes I
untfrl :00 p. m. Then every 30 min-
utes until 11:00. last car. !
and 6:00 a. m., and every 30
mlnutes unU1 10:30' lagt cr-
lowing particulars:
nue, 6:19, 6:80, 7:00, 7:80, 8 00,
road avenue, 6:15, 6:30, 6:45,
for Depot leaves square 8:45,
8:30
7:15,
both
e street at 8:45.
rslde 8:30, next 8:45.
Square 8:30.
schedule commences at
a. m. and
t Auditorium are prolonged beyond
a at that hour will, for the accom
g of performance at Auditorium
night train, 26 minutes before sched-
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Climate Warrants it, There
Being Beautiful Foliage
Entire Year
SAN DlEOO. Cat, Oct 13 U has
been said by weather experts that the
tllm&te of San" Diego, Cat., la the finest
in the world.' Whether it Is or not,
those who have enjoyed it at all see
eons know that it Is good enough to
-warrant-keeping the Panama-Call
fornla International Exposition open
the full- year, instead of for six
months as has been the invariable
custom for such exposition. Strang
ers who visit San Diego appreciate
better than the people of that city
do themselves what an Invaluable as-
setrsuch a climate Is. It will, -in fact, j
be one of the best exhibits to be seen
at 'the exposition! but there will be ,
plenty of others, ahd many which
have never been seen at any other
exposition that was ever held.
The San Diego exposition will be
marked by a profusion of flowers and
foliage. At this moment, millions of
rilnnt. jtrA haln nmnAfln.tl.ri fnr USA
?-
,ne
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on the grounds surrounding the
position city. One. can hardly lmagln
the sDlendnr of the setting which will
be produced by acres of blossoming
ing
nli nt. nf nlant. with trntilra.1
acres of plants with tropical
fix hu iterance of fnllaae. thousands of
palms and ferns and herbage of un
- . ,
I herbage of un-
management is
of the wonderful
i Dlants to arow
usual forms. The
making the best use
climate which allows plants to grow
out of doors all the year around, and
the opening of the exposition will
see a -splendid, display of botanical
wonders and beauties. 'S
The various states of the west and
southwest, the Individual counties of
California, and especially of the
southern part of the state, will co
operate In making the bis; (Mm Diego
exposition a success In 1415. The
counties will have extensive exhibits.
When if is remembered tbet some of
these counties are as big as some
states and as rtch as empires. It will
b seen that they can do much to
enhance ths success of ths whole
show.
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BUILDING ACTIVITY
. SHOWN BY PERMITS
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Two Local Business Concerns Plan
ning to Make Extensive Improve
ments at Once
Plans are under way for a large
addition to the Swannanoa ldundry,
on Church street, and when the car
centers have finished their ork on
ths building this laundry will 'it one
of the larrest in the stste. i '
The Waritof i allJrne ,JA rffclght
granted s, permit fofthe 'addition of
two rooms to the building, at a oost
of ta.soo.
Within the hear future, the front
of the store of M. V.' Moore 4 Oo.
will be torn out, and a new and more
modern one will be' erected, at a oost
of approximately $2,000. Large win
dcrws will be erected and steel hans
win be placed In the front of ths
building.
When completed, the store will pre.
sent one of the handsomest appear
ances.in the city.
CALIFORNIA PRINCE
REMARKABLE HORSE
No attraction at the fair has cre
ated more Interest and genuine as
tonishment at its intelligence than
'California Prince," tha trained
horse. This horse Is undoubtedly
one of the best trained hoTses before
the public. Some of Its feaW are
wonderful. Its memory, If not Its
Intelligence. Is developed to a htTh
degree. "Prince" can count and
pick out various pendants' as called
for by bis trainer. He can even point
out members In his audience from
descriptions given him. Part of the
same show 1$ a moose, which Is a
rare animal.
SAIXXIX MEN SAY NOT GCIIjTY
MAY'S LANDING, X. J Oct. 13.
Wealthy saloon and hoUil proprietors
appeared in the county cour here to
day and pleaded not guilty to indict
ments charging them with selling li
quor on Sundays In Atlantic. City.
The greatest ocean depth recorded
is at .Nero Deep, In the north Pacific
5.269 fathoms.
NATURES YARNING
AshcvlHe People Hunt KocoKnswi and
Heed It
Kidney ills come mysteriously.
Hut nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color Is unhealthy.
If there are settlings and sediment.
PaKeages frequent, scanty, painful.
It's time to use Doan's Kidney Pills.
To ward off serious diseases.
Doan's have done great work In
Aahevllle.
W. M. Barnee, retire minister, 2J
Central avenue. Asheville, N. C., says:
"For at least Hwer years I eaffered
from kidney and bladder troubles.
My back ached and .the secretions
from my kidneys bothered me by
passing irregularly. 1 tried any num
ber of remedies but none of them
did me any good until I procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Smith's drug
store. This preparation was so bene
ficial that I gladly recommend it"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn company". Buf
falo, N. T., sole agents for the United
States. .
K:nenbefr the name Doan's and
take no othev
atoka. m itomeeh, BatoMaa aMl Lives
ON CRUTCHES
! turrwaNQ with i
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ratten tor both' Internal and
It Is a orenaraaen tor cotn internal m
,,rtSi wS hsV ees quick relief to ths
luffW. Applied externally, stops
lit aobee and pains. Taken Internally, It
dissolves ths poisonous subtnce andsssiMs
dissolves the poisonous substance ana sssmw
' nnM In reflto;
nature In wtj""tf
condition. fold r lrnlsts.
r bottle, or sent prepaid
fYM Dollar DSr POWie, or sen iithhw
"" erprice if not obtainable in
r,r iliiy. .
' vjr fOAYt a lgffi"BdT,
Drops'1 naoamlf1w will fiMixsena
n-.'Uuitmmll, w em smm'7 B
b il posttaOd. fttwlataly rnw. -
Swansoa Rhsiimatlc Cur Co.
474 Lafcs trt " "saw
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(Ooatuned f o Kage One)
lutlon Is started, however, his follow
ers predict that Jis will support It,
although he does not'sympathlis with
Its methods. : .
FEAR ANTI-FOREIGN MOVE
8 AN FRANCISCO, Oct, 13. Feor-
'ng that the present anti-Manchu rts
inif In China may develop" into an
anti-foreign movement, ths 8ul Nin
Hok Sher, ths young China associa
tion in ths United States, is preparing
to petition Washington to instruct all
American officials in China to see that
missionaries and . other Americana
there .maintain' absolute neutrality.
Ths petition will" be forwarded
simultaneously from. the. Young China
associations and ths. Oes Kong Tong,
the. Chinese free Mason society which
is affiliated with the revolutionary
party. ' It In said tWh 0 psf cent of
ths Chinese An tUj country ass free
Mesons. A 0OMtit!k bs t Chinese, ,ln
ths. mtted States t 0,00 to aid the
revolution ' was , fwded from this
city hurt night to Hankow.
Excitement in Chinatown
Th. rising in Chip has filled tfo
Chinese Quarters with great excite
ment. All Chinese inpers are receiv
ing bulletins by cabins from Hankow
and ether points.
According to advices received hers
twenty miles of railway has been de
stroyed in ths pro Vines of Hunan,
At Hankow ths foreign residents are
drUMnts dally .and preparing to de
fend the concessions -
Chang Piao, in command of the
Im&srlal forces In Hupsh, was wound
ed yesterday and has taken refuge in
ths Japanese oononeadoa at Hankow.
General Yin Tcbeng, minister of
war, reached Dao Ting Fu, 100 miles
south of Peking yesterday morning
and continued his advance. He could
not tsroceed far, (however, owing to
the destruction of the railroad tracks
and the activity of the. revolutionists.
Aocompanted by hi secretary, Wu
Won, Dr. Sun Yat Hon, who will be
president of the new Chinese repub
lic If the revolution is successful, loft
early this month on a lecture tour.
He Is spreading fhe gospel of repub
licanism to his fellow countrymen in
America and hs campaign is being
conducted under the auspices of the
Young China association. Speaking to '
a Chinese gathering at Rene abouf
ten days ago, the Chinese exile said
that he soon would return to Ohlnu
despite the fact tliut a heavy price I
had been placed on his head. j
Bl'PfXKSS pifsI'EXDKD I
HANKOW, Oct. 13. The rebels!
have been unable maintain order
and business has hevii completely sus-
ponded here and Han Yang and Wu- '
Chang. The working classes aro I
without employment and are attempt- i
Ing to plunder. Kullv half a million l
persons have fled to the country sides. 1
It Is reliably reported that reliols I
are proceeding north ward to meet the 1
Imperial troops and thigt a thousand '
troops In the 'province of Uenun. ad- i
Joining the d!salTetfed province of i
Hu-Peh, also aro prepared to resist i
the imperialists. !
REPCTJMC PKOt-IAIMXCD?
LONDON. Oot IS A n,iol hi. J
patch received hero from Shanghai
says:
A republic ihns Hoen nrrtolalmn' '
at Wu Ohanun A stronsr fnrre r
rebels has left Hankow with: the r,h-
Ject of engaging the Imperial troops
coming from the nort.h and a big bat-
tie is expected within two days.
It Is reported iu.it a conflmrratinn
has broken out In the native riiv
of Hankow and thai the government
hMlldlngn and banks have been de
stroyed.
HISTORY OF -MOVEMENT i
LONDON. Oct. 13. Tha Daily
Chronicle today publishes a three col-!
umn statement "which purporst to'
glv the Inner .hlctory of the Chi-;
nese revolutionary movmejit. It
shows Ulat Dr. Sun Yat Sen, for many
months has been enKaged In secret '.
lournevs to Emrland and tha TTnKa.il ,
States endeavoring to raise 83,500,000
to start the revolution and gives cop
ies of many letters, with names and
dates suppressed, which Sun Yat flenj
wrote in an endeavor to secure flnan-;
cial assistance. These letters partly;
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BATIt TUBJTRUST MSE
Judge Pritchard Concurs
With Judge Rose, Juffge
Qoff Dissenting
TO SUPREME COURT
BALTIMORE, Md.. Oct. IS. A
(sweeping decision In favor of the
government In ile dissolution suit
against the Standard Sanitary com-
! Py na otnors. Known as trie "bam
' ,tlrt trust," was rendered In the
L'nltd Slates circuit court here to-
day by Judge Joftvn C. Ross with
rdge Pritchard ooncurrtne.
Judge
Oorf dissented.
Edwin P. Qrowvenur, special
tant to United Utsttos DUUrat Ator-
ney John Phillip IU1I, of BaJtimors,
who oonducted the ease for the rov
J crrunent, stated that the decision sua.
,tn th svernment s ooiiUhiUou
-
t every point
brought under tl
law and will b
a e viiuxi was
tha Shrman anti-trust
be oe-rrled directly te
gupT,me court
of th United
, states by the defendants.
The ease hinged upon the right of
m- wi
Erward L. Wayrnan,
enameled dredger js
ufacture of the prod
r
patentee of an
need In the man'
,
renaant companies, to sell licenses for
th exclusive use of ths dredger. The
court 'ft eld that way man Is as much
I subject to the laws governing mo
wjr vw iusa ano nm
wnite ne nas ths right to exclude
others from making use of his pa
tents, he cannot 'sell indulgences' la
violation of the anti-trust sot.
Thw cat decided today in separate
rrora the criminal action now pend
ing at Detroit but concerns ttto sauns
matter and is against Ua same prin
cipals. f i,iii.M,iAMMMeneMMWMMMMAAHMMMWWWMk
reveal his hopes and plans for One
revolution, One aim of which Is to
start In Chins a republican form of
government. He claimed to possess
Bi; .11 enters from s large Chinese bank
and earns substantial Chlnsss mer
chants. In one of the letters tun Tat
Sen says the present proposition of
th revolutionary movement resem
bles forest of dry wood and only
wants a spark to set tihs whole mass
Into flames. TWs spark is the hair
million pounds (13,600,600) I am
asking."
Apparently After many failures, h
succeeded In raising a loan and
sulseriuent letter - contains m sug
gested proclamation of a republic
K.ilch promises tr, respect all existing
treaties, Joans and concessions of tha
Manchu government
DR J5 INT CHICAGO'
CHICAGO, Oct. it Dr. Bun Tt
Sen, leader 0f ; ths tsvoictlonists tn
China and IK' IIna for the oresidenav
there If ths uprl-eing should bs suo -
cossful, will bs in Chicago tomorrow
IF
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Our Qualities are Very Biflb
Some poople aro apt to foin the conclusion that because our prices are
so low that our qualities are not first claaq.
The facts are that we soil none but strictly high class goods, we guar
antee you satibfaction on everything you buy lu re.
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to give ou the utmost in satisfaction. No trashy goods ,
lure to make a poor selection possible. EVEBYTlIXNO
is thoroughly dependable. s
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No vum who Rivos oareui thongbl io tks lasting o.nUtloa efsroof irtl nte
the old ttjls woodvB sbtnifle, whlal soon tots wejr u4 ainsl be repiaoe or
barns up, hosts and all. Our metal lU&tftai zws'eonx la almost natrsrsal
use beoausstties sMdurabiersnstsirw,fWAsd tsottMSDreo
sllmiBate xepsir eosts redues lusurauos Mtsa.
Ws BMBtiiaslttM bv far th pert lhts of metal Mnleg in tawildand
oat Iom sxperrewis 1 shown tn tus mpertor moris ol our products - wu'vo wJe
study of taetst sulnghw, gad know how to najctt-tbesa sWUt. To various
patterns aud (Mdw gifs sanls nags got t sli)tldO that will tnest any Ids C
style or oost. ; , , t, 0l - j
11 KE17 CFE!Tl!nY standard netsi tfi'srlo. now eovsr
..!:' T!..wrw!.rtirL. ln more thau.SM -acres of toots. ' dsalgn that har
mouisos wiU aLy style of Kabitoatar.
M CSSIS A m Ptora. i4sfter thenrtronst boVebste linn ofOreoian
.... , 77, . ...aTalri teoturs. Ttay pcpalst with aroliitsotsaad buUdvrtwho crefar
slmpltoliy design. , -
"OlD tmVn THE'" jlXht I's'n al'
, toctnrs. Lmbosslnir is saaarsrst bottom as wall as ai ton. gkrtna is smxwfauoa
tost olosely msmblos Old liam, til.
Mads In bssjnttftal Mra f Lou! XIV and CoioalsJ Mrtodg.
i'irepnsof, last Ilfotra, guvs UvsurouMe, and Kddo rsralr
sxpens to a Btlniscratt, llr .mats danfier troU tullog
fflastsf. UiBsttoted ostoiog for ths tliUr.
ti.iij. ciiiito WMrj
AnCIIITCOTUfTAL IRCa WC.
' ALM KVUKTii AMD AWttlN .
and will address ihia compatriot tier
on behalf of ttie sffsct to overthrow
ths government in ths mother coun
try, it was announced tonight. Ths
announosmet followed s, declaration
that Ir. Hun waa in Oliloaco and that
8'Dleu, secretary, of thw Young Chi
nese association tiers, had received
a eablsgram hass than two days ago
from" fhs doctor in flhang-haJ. At
tempts were mads to conceal ths fact
that ths revolutionist was in Ameri
ca and to divert publicity from tils
movements.
Confronted by reports that Dr, Sun
was known to- b lr America, ho
wever, Secretary D'Sleu, finally ad
mitted htis first declaration was un
true, t--
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nine boilers.
has twAty
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GEORGIA. riU.HABV DATK
Newnan, Oa,, Oot. 1 8. Chalnrmn
W, C. Wligbt, of th democratlo slat
executive committee, Ul call that
body to meet on October at, tn ths
senats chamber of tn capltol at At
lanta to arrange for 1ft s special gub
srnatorial primary and set dal for
it, This announcement was mads by
Mr, Wright at tils bonus iro today
and. Ihs declared ths formal c&M would
bs sent out to ths committeemen to
morrow. This action was l)Hilded
upon yesterday aftr Mr. WrigM had
received word that Governor Smith
would retire from office on Movsm
nV v
rW .gff.. ..(.,'". ; mil: M m
NssSV UJ
bar 5. , While no tentative date ,for,'
ths primary tias been set, it Is 'ex-;
prctsd to b held between December;
S and It, sJtftwwgh not officially ds)
clarsd. ' I
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see them.
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