Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 4

LaTTZES MONDAY. MARCH 11. iS THE ASHEVIIIS DAILY REMINDERS FOR TONIGHT. JUDGE BROWN'S LEVEE. Do you pay rent THE MARKETS TODAY.

The following quotations are furnished by Murphy -c Cou, 11 Church street, and at taken up to I o'clock p. COTTON. Around Town. Robins have begun to be numerous la tb woods. Born, to Mr.

and lira. N. If. McEl-rojr, a daughter. i why buy a home and not own It, when.

we can sea yon one on monthly -installments? The tofnwo pays rent seldom realizes that his rent money would la a few years make hint Independent of a landlord make a first payment and we will arrange tha others to suit your circumstances, built 7 "room house on Haywood street; SI. 000 cash and $40 per month. 13.000. Eight room brick residence on Bailey afreet; $800 cash, and (30 per month. -r $2,000.

Eight room house near Patton avenue car line; $500 cash and $20 per month. $600. Six room house near one last mentioned; $100 cash and $10 per month. VVILKIE LaBARBE, Real Estate Agents, 23 PATTON AVE. The hearing of tax delinquents waa continued by the county commissioners today.

FlUgerald defeated A born in the final of the gentlemen's golf ainglea laat week. Wm. Jose of New York, agent for the Rambler bicycles, la in the city to establish an agency for his wheel. Rev. Edwin L.

Bain will lecture to the Epworth league of Blltmore Meth- odist church tomorrow evening at 7:45. Mrs. S. A. Hare, who has been very 111 for the past six weeks at ber home on College street, is only slightly improved.

Rev. C'C. Thompson, contemplates beginning a series of revival meetings at Bethel Methodist church fin the near future. There was a bearing before Referee Anderson in the I. W.

Glaaer DW18n I ruptcy case today. John PsHi was appointed trustee. The preliminary hearing In the case of Joseph F. Jarvls was to have been A PURE WINTER WHEAT FLOUR IS THE "B1LTM0RE PATENT" Bay It and save money ASHEVILLE MILLING COMPANY Phone ML The Best Jellico Coal COKE AND WOOD. Phono 4.

ASHEVILLE ICE AND COAL CO. HEW DEMtTMEin I "See Sign of the Book." A on fa Cameras and PhotographicSuppI.es Have just added to oor stock Buck Bye, Tourist, Pony Pre mo, Pooo. Bay. Al Vista and Ballard cameras. Films.

Plates mnA held this afternoon, but was postponed which consisted of the arms and feet he Is ill and unable to get out. of some bartenders. Crook was taken John N. Moore, the second advance In charge and fined $5 this morning, in agent of the "Quo Vadls" company, is the hope that it would straighten, out In the city putting up the lithographs. 1 his crooked career.

Matinee and night performances will Henry Hess acquired a heavy load be given Saturday. Saturday night and pulled out for Arrangements are complete for the m- There were some heavy grades basket ball gatfe between the A. I I. on the route, however, and he side-and Y. M.

A. teams Wednesday ev- I tracked for the night at a telegraph other photographic supplies. Give us a call. ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 20 S- "Main St Our picture framing; Is anequalled in quality op workmanship great box bargain and 60 envelopes. of four styles; latest lit h- wmmr.

The admission la 10 cents, ladies being admitted free. An exciting fox hunt waa partlcl- pated In last week by Dr. H. B. Wea- ver, 1.

8. Hunt, Air. won, miss Aiex- 1 panry staged at 4 TTJX Ing for Elk mountain, and after an chad cuntured the fox. I- turning home about noon. Bond was secured this morning for 3.

W. Floyd, the Madison man charged with murder, and at whose trial recently the Jury failed to agree. The amount of the bond was 23000; $2500 In one case and 1500 In another. Floyd was released and will return to Madison. Ha was one of the Hot Springs 1 and finish, Taffeta Silk and Smoth Kid finish.

BOOK STORE rioters. The order allowing bond was made by the Judge at the Madison 1 h'mself the proprietor of a 1 y-court. but there was delay In securing ing handbook called a Guide In the city TROUBLE FOLLOWS CAMPING ON A NAIL KEG i poor Judge" The attendance Brown'a court this morning. The of tidal audience consisted only of three beside the court officers. Policeman Will Taylor arrested his Sff yl0r'moref- toJ Sitting on a nail keg.

The main of- fense waa in the attendant clrcum kf "tT' unfinished house in the Scratch Ankle buipiwtbuw. iaior tuunu ine nouse open last night and promptly moved in and spent the night by a fire, which he kept going at the expense of a bundle of laths. Policeman Taylor found him holding down the nail keg this morn ing and promptly nailed him. He plead guilty to a charge of loitering on pri vate property. He told Judge Brown that he formerly washed dishes for a living, but resigned and at present was at leisure.

"You made enough washing dishes to retire and are now clipping coupons, I suppose 7" said the Judge, and then the judge ordered him to turn over a 95 coupon to the city treasury. While.Pollceman Jarvls was strolling tftAU aa4Skk aavi.sw4.Avy eifartisv H-i aoaf A ssw bvhiimiwb uca jf wiuc vui m-was -ws SSr 1UI V. Vlia MUsWC him think the bar men had a catapult in operation inside. Jack Crook proved to be the victim of the cslanult. roiiceman J-rvis am me rest.

Four dollars. A MODERN FABLE. WITH APOLOGY GEORGE ADE, THE CHICAGO FABLER. One time there was a Young Man who printed the long end of his Name first, thus: George Ade. He lived In the Windy City and wrote Funny Pieces for the paper, which made the People who read them laugh till they had to read some Alamanc jokes to calm down on.

One day George took a notion that Globe Trotting was his While out walking one evening George's lamps fell upon a great Pro cesslon coming down the street, and being from a land where people are polite to everybody except Women In trolley cars, he stopped and rested, his Tile while the Procession passed. He had the solemn look of the Soubrette who sings "Just Break the New-hews to Mother" at the Grand opera house, and he stood there with' the East Wind caressing his Locks for a long time as the Procession passed. All this time the Guide was looking at George with a Look that said: "What am I up against?" As If in answer the Young Man who writes the funny pieces asked: "Buddha?" Whereupon the Guide said to himself: "Poor boy; he hat Wheels tike a clock," Then George asked: 1 iT" Oerge. 5amJ" and went a halMrtt-t 'Do not see a Funeral Proces sion?" The dawning of a Great Wght'ahOiw ed in the face ottlM)Qulda and ha tills across the pavement to George: Sfjl 'fiii "No; adytrllsament 4m sl. jl ONT 8 vss aboard CL'PE TRAFFJU ARfJaMSNT I -eVN The New Ycrlq eWorld of Sunday say: "uguSil Balttiuot b'Ui" wqulred' control th Seaboard Air Line and devised a dose traffic arrangement with thtf Louisville Nashville railroad.

In Jhe hew' railroad enterprise August Helfbont Co, represent a syndicate ufitTsU stfet bankers and the Hothm hilfls tCngtanrt. "The lan Is said to have been completed last week In a series of conferences at the offices of August Belmont and John Skelton Williams of Richmond, president of the Seaboard Air Line. On highest authority It is said that full announcement of the deal will be made this weex. It la told that the plan to acquire the Seaboard Air Line grew out of the knowledge that if the Louisville Nashville did not get control of it at once Its rival, the Southern railway, would do so. Therefore.

In the purchase the Louisville ft Nashville takes a big amount of the securities and close con nection will be established between the two systems." JUDGE AND SOLICITOR. RILL AUTHORIZING THEIR POINTMENT AT ONCE. AP- Representatlve Craig has secured the passage of a bill In the house of representatives directing the governor to appoint a Judge of the sixteenth district and a solicitor of this, the fifteenth, district at once, such Judge to hold the next court in this district. It Is reported that the bill will not pass the senate. If It did.

Solicitor Ferguson would not get any more fees in Buncombe. There are four candidates for solicitorCharles A. Webb of Asheville, W. A. Gash of Transylvania, W.

W. Zaeh-ary of Marshall and' Senator J. M. Gudger, Jr. Under the act creating the sixteen districts the governor will have until July to appoint Judges and solicitors.

CASES SETTLED. The cases of Mrs. Hannah G. Cooper against A. D.

Cooper have been settled. Mrs. Cooper gets the Gray Gables property In lieu of all alimony. Mr. Cooper, It to understood, la still liable for the support of the children and Mrs, Cooper gets some money and attorneys' fees in addition.

ON INSPECTION TOUR, Washington, March U. General Wilson, chief of engineers, has gone oa a tour of Inspection of fortifications and river and harbor works along the southern coast, with Galvteton, Texas, as nis ultimate destination. i I 1 1 Kecona quarterly conrerence, aann Asnevuie js. Zi. csurcn, o.

ALL non-coms', school, I basket ball practice following, fntrl Labor nnton. C. L. U. halL 7:39.

T. M. C. A. gymnasium class, bas- ket bail practice following.

French Broad council Royal Arcan- urn. Hllllard hail. 7:30. mA Central M. E.

O. V. A. Si- cnurcn 7.30 AJktVlUt council. Jr.

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Alex Webb returned to Raleigh this morning. C. N. Webster has returned from New York. A.

H. McQuilkln has returned from Hickory Nut Gap. Representative J. C. Curtis has returned from Raleigh.

T. W. Valentine of the Henderson-vllle Times is In the city. Mrs. N.

C. Sampson of Georgetown, S. is a guest at 58 Orange street. Mm B. F.

Rives returned Saturday from a 10 days' visit to Washington. Miss Nora Ware haa returned from a trip to Washington and Baltimore. Bishop Horner has gone to Raleigh and will return Friday with his family. H. W.

Redwood has returned from a short business trip to -Hot Springs and Marshall. W. N. Parker returned Saturday evening from a visit to his parents In Waynesvllle. Miss Weeta Presnell of Morganton arrived this afternoon to visit Miss Myra Weaver.

Dr. and Mrs. Scobey, who have been staying at the Truesdelle, left today for Cincinnati. Mrs. J.

F. Graves returned Saturday evening from a trip to Washington and New York. Judge G. A. Shuford will go to Waynesvllle tomorrow morning on professional business.

John J. Welch and Arch Monteath returned yesterday from a short trip to Connelly Springs. Mrs. D. G.

Noland returned Saturday evening from Washington, where she has been visiting relatives. F. D. McEweon and Mr. Knox of the Spartanburg Electric Lighting and Railway company are in the city.

Miss Mattie Darby left this afternoon for her home in Charlotte. Miss Darby has been teaching at Newton academy. Eldon H. Gore of the staff of the Dally Journal, Rattle Creek, Is here to spend several weeks recuperating. Hicks Beaver of Salisbury arrived last night to superintend the installation of new machinery for the Asheville cotton mills.

Mrs. J. J. Brown. Miss Jeanne Brown and Miss Bessie Bell of Pittsburg have returned from a six weeks' trip, Hctck Ledge, Fla.

Mrs. M. A. Smith and Mrs. S.

Keyes of Cooperstown, N. who have Been spending the winter at Wyckoff Hiall, left for their home yesterday, stopping for a visit In Wash? Ington. Miss Blanche Weaver will leave Thursday for Philadelphia, to visit friends. She will be accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Wells, who have been visiting here for the last three months.

DERBY POSTPONED. THE GREAT EVENT NOW BOOKED FOBi WEDNESDAY. Milch to Its regret the! management of the Riverside park races found It necessary to postpone the $500 derby until Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, owing to1 the heavy condition of tha track this morning and the threatening weather; Coldnel Horton Is anxious to have the great event pulled off under Ideal conditions. The postponement will be advantageous to the races in one way, in that Jockey Johnny Grimes will be here to take part Wednesday. He missed the train he Intended to leave Washington on, and would not have arrived In time for the races today, but a telegram from him today says he will be here tomorrow.

Grimes is reputed to be a great Jockey. WANTED WHISKEY. AND GOT IT BY BREAKING OPEN FREIGHT CARS. Last night the seals of seven freight cars were broken open in the Southern yards. The only thing missed from any of the cars was a box of whiskey.

Very soon after the seals were broken it was discovered, and Chief Air Brake Inspector James, who also haa the powers of a policeman, and Captain Jordan captured one Ham Ricker. There were four men, all white, implicated in the Mteft. The only property touched in any the cars was the one box of whiskey, although seven cars were broken open to find the whiskey. IN HIS OFFICE AGAIN. EXPRESS AGENT STATON RETURNS AFTER SICK LEAVE.

Friends of B. F. Staton, who has been absent from his duties as express agent at the office here for the past three months on sick leave, will be glad to learn that he has recovered and resumed charge of the office this morning. Mr. Staton visited In New Orleans and Hendersonvllle during his leave.

While he was away his duties here were attended to by Agent Lee, who will return to Mt. Airy after a visit of a few days In South Carolina. He will leavs Wednesday. DAMAGE ON TRUCK FARMS. A Wilmington special to the Charlotte Observer says: "Truckers from the surrounding country, coming here today told of the serious damage to growing crops from the recent cold weather.

Radish ea were completely destroyed. Beets were cut off one-half and lettuce waa materially hurt The weather waa tha coldest for March la SO years. The damage la this Immediate section will amount to thousands of dollars. Sweet Pea. Tall and Dwarf Nas turtium Seed IB hulk.

Grant's Phsrm. acy. Open. High. Low.

2p.l March April May June July August .8.5 8.51 8.48 8.49 8.34 8.34 8.47 ....8.49 ....8.51 8.55 ....8.25 8.47 8.52 S.51 S.55 8.25 8.3 8.3C 8.3C 8.38 8.40 8.40 8.10 8.10 STOCKS. Open. 2p.m. Am Stl and Wire 38 Am Sug ref 139)4 MOti Am Tobacco 120 120 A and 5714 67 a ana ts jr pta 91 and 92 Bkln 7 79 Ches and Ohio 6 47 and 149 150 con uas 209 208 con Tobacco 45 45 Con Tob pfd 108 102 Fed Steel 45 45 Fed Steel pfd 88 89 Mo and-T pfd S4 55 Hep Steel 16 17 and 94 94 Manhattan .....119 120 Met St Ry 165 166 Missouri Pacific 90 91 Central 144 144 Northern Pacific 84 8t Nor Pac pfd g7 88 Pennsylvania 151 151 People's Gas 103 103 Rock Island .....125 125 St Paul 150 150 So Pacific 44 45 Southern Ry 24 24 Southern Ry pfd 79 78 Tenn and 1 54 54 Union Pacific 91 91 Union Pac pfd ....85 85 Leather 12 12 88 Hanan Bros. Little Havanas 5forl0c Best union made cigar for the money.

Try them and you will smoke no other. H. T. BROWN CO. Oppo.

Postoffice. PHONE 118. Seven years ago Dr. Robert Koch discovered his tubercullne medicine for the cure of consumption. It was the first remedy that ever did actually cure this fatal disease, although by injection It onLy suceeded to a limited extent.

Two years later the wonderful inhalation machine for the vaporization of healing oils combined with this" Koch Tubercullne was invented and Imported to this country by Dr. Edward Koch. By the use of this Invention lly vapors, combined? wfth the tHbercullroe medicines, are brought directly to the lungs, at the seat of the disease, and thousands of peb'haveesfifid being' cured 'Since these, two systems have, been combined the patients of the offices nhdfef "the direct control of Dr; The two doctors are typical Germans, and are both modest and retiring, and while Dr. Edward Koch has by his wonderful Inhalation machine brought this remedy to a successful issue, yet it must not be forgotten that Dr. Rob ert was the discoverer of the remedy (called the Tubercullne) which Dr.

Ed ward uses in his apparatus as here shown, which throws this Tuberculin in the lungs in combination with healing oils vaporized in a manner that enabled the medicine to be breathed directly into the diseased lungs so this remedy can act on the disease itself. It kills the disease germs and heals the lung. The old way of swallowing medicine Into the stomach kills more people than the disease Itself. Dr. Koch is the only physician in New York city by that name.

Consultation and advice free. He and his cousin have spent a lifetime In the treatment and cure of Consumption and Asthma, and he Is making a trip of Investigation of the American Koch Lung Cure offices, which can be found In most of the large cities, the main office being at 48 West I2d street. New York. The AahevlUe Koch Lung Cur office Is at I West Court square. Send for booklet explain.

Ing the treatment, NEW STATIONERY JUST size See also our beautiful new tinta In 28 S. Main St. Spring Languor Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is what you need at this season to brace you up. It's a medicine for everyone, young or old. To tone up the nerves, sharpen the appetite, build firm flesh, rid the system of all impurities and cure stom ach disorders, there Is nothing like It.

It is a safeguard against insomnia or attacks of biliousness. See that OUR PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP covers the neck of the bottle. HOSTETTER'S and Kidneys 1 STOMACH BITTERS Is Your Watch BROKEN DOES IT RUN SLOW? Our facilitate for repairing Watohua and, Clocks ace uuex-eeUeii. We solicit your patronage. I COSBY iT Jeweler 27 PATTON AVENUE .1 Ui lUttllgl.MH ha--Mhi GOLF WAGON Just received, a carload of High Grade (Eastern) work.

Two and three seat Surreys, Runabouts and Traps. Perfect in style and finish. On exhibition and for sale at T. S. Morrison's BICYCLE PUMPS We have pumps for your bioy-cte of any sise or kind.

Hand Pumps, 25c and 35c Foot Pumps, 40c and 50c We can fill your bicycle wants. ASHEVILLE CYCLE CO. Phone 228. 18-20 Church St SALT MACKEREL Large, Fat and Juicy, 15c. two for 23c Salmon, Baltimore Oysters, Hoe 8had, Clams, Game, Smoked Flab at Young's Fish Market, Te'ephone 28.

In the 1 A sheets choice ANDREWS' GRAND OPERA HOUSE ONE? NIWHT OXUr Friday, March IS THE" FatMOTJS Dan Packard Opera Co. and orchestra; 3C artists, Including Dan Packard as Tommy Tompkim Presenting the new. musical Cantaslev PRINCE PROTEM Written by R. A. Barnet, author of "Jack and the Beanstalk," "1492." as produced 175 nlghta in Boston.

A great cast, handsome wardrobe; a magnificent production guaranteed. Prices. 50c. 7Kv ti on naua4 seats now on sale at tfi Paragon. 48 PATTON AVENUE.

H. F.Grant Son For Sales r.f hA 1 ji ua. Luc tin iim inirsi rHNMifni'Pa in Asheville. Twenty rooms; Four bath rooms. Every modern." e.

and beautiful groundaL and in verj best residence section. Call and get prices and particulars. tyc I xunn -i TP ocuiuiiiiy cause you tots 1 of trouble. 1 1 Only one cure GLASSES. Wei win nt you.

correctly. Examina- 1 tion free. S. L. McKEEL the Ootician.

utl" Av9, 0dd-p. o. Special Notices VISITORS looking for accommodations in good boarding houses will be cheerfully furnished, free, all desired Information as to locations, terms, by applying to Charles M. Steele at Steele's Laundry, on Church street, near Patton avenue. xzx FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Bed rooms and. of ces; newly papered and painted In ndry Block. By C. S. Cooper, 89 South Main Street.

2-12-dlm FOR RENT Entire second floor No. 12 Church street. Elegantly finished. Most desirable as physician's offices or gentlemen's apartments. Wm.

Johnston 20 Temple Oourt MISS BESSIE OTIS HINCKLEY OF Chicago will have a sale of needle work at Battery Park hotel on -Ion-day, Tuesday and, Wednesday, March 11. 12 and 13. S-8-dSt WANTED WAN TED Three lady stenographers at once. Positions out of the citv. Please call at once.

Shockley's agency Coml Emp't, or address Box 235. 3--d3t MISCELLANEOUS. MISS BESSIE OTIS HINCKLEY of Chicago will have a sale of kneedle work at Battery Park hotel on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. March 11, 12 and 13. S-8-d3t A FRESH LINE OF IMPORTED CI-QARS just received.

Prices from FIFTEEN CENTS to FIFTY CENTS each. Special price by the B8X. Also fine Una off Key West dgara fresh. L. BLOMBERO, Tha Leading Cigar Store Established 1887.

bondsmen Manager Plummer's latest booking for the Grand Is one welt worth while, and will bring a well known and high class actor to Asheville. The attraction Is Walker Whiteside, In a new, romantic drama, "Heart and Sword." The production will be seen here March 18. The style of the play is one of great popularity Just at present, and Mr. Whiteside has met with great success. Mr.

Whiteside's nam Is one of the best known in theatrical circles. Saturday evening the Suocesa club held a debate at the Y. A. on the subject: Resolved, That tha present system o( teaching In tha public schools is not such as to give the average pupil a knowledge of. the real principle of sucovss for future? living." James Huntington and Owen Gud-ger upheld the affirmative, W.

D. Me- Ewen and N. v. vyauenope tne neg- atlve. After th gave a 3B4tnn? a reading.

The '(Allowing pemtaMni oflloers were elected: President, Prof. W. If, Morton; vice W. B. McBweni orle, p4 Vl Horn.

'soEiftistWTY. a a es-t svti nf rr tt rrr tvr the Pirate sociaii(t fck 1 yesterday afternoon 4t was ilcclilsd to have a meeting of thesexeutlve committee of the Socialist party Organisation Tuesday evening to arrange for a mass meeting to be held in the rnear future, at which it Is plitaatni have Mr. Horum speak. Horton Is a prwmliu'lie Socialist of Nashville, who la-iainrth winter here. He Is wrlilnic consulejabl only on social line on the subject well along.

ASHORE OFF NEftULES. a to Southampton, March 11. The British steamer Kinfaurs Castle, from Table Bay, Cape Colony, for Southampton, with malls and passengers, Is ashore off the Needles. She Is being assisted by tugs. Roller Tray Trunks: Agent for Rountret's Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags.

Sole agent for a New Style Suit Case with collar and cuff attachment. They will cost you no more than any other suit case. Leaden in $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes for men and women. Kerr-Hodges Co. patton Ave.

Phone 71. Near PostoSc. I 1 I.