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riial sfason and Iie is mire to t-o RrcrUil by a I'apaiity house. "The Whitfi Sister" is her hitct awl without a doubt tuT rratcst sihtcmi. Amusements i J. 'id i Creature and III liaml Coining. New Tork Daily Telegram (Evening edition of the Xew York Herald) Creatore has captured musit -lovins New York.

Only a glance is necessary to i-ouvinee an observer that New Yorkers are now music-mud. Other leaders have been well known for years, but I'reatore conquered in a night, and is now drawing throngs to every concert. When he appeared on the stage for his first concert, hi3 personality attracted attention at once. From the time he wrapped with his baton on the music stand and began to lead, the house was stilled. It appeared to the audience the "man had hypnotic Influence over the Land.

When the selection was completed with a crash of music that almost shook the roof, there were shrieks and cries of P.ravo! which showed that he had thrilled his audience Siive that first night Creatore has become a craze. Every night the place is crowded. The audience marvels at the music, and wonders at the remarkable pastures of the man Hotel Sterling CIXCIXXATI, OHIO. Sixtli, Mound aud Kcnyon Streets. Overlooking New Sinton Park.

Every room outside with bath, or hot and cold water. Milk, cream, vegetables from our own farm. R. B. Mills, formerly of Hotel Bennett, Binghamton, N.

and Grand Hotel, New Tork City. American Plans (2.00, J2.50, 3.00 and 13.50 per day. HOTEL SNT2LLA EBYSOX CITS. Headquarters lor traveling men and lumber nun. Rates tl er day.

Special rates by the month. I-'ath room. Free sample room. Railroad house fronting Boutharu depot. Livery In connection.

W. UA'A WHCKMCK. Pm-e, Our House W. HALL, rrop. BLACK MOUNTAIN, If.

O. Rate tl Pr dar LoctWJ at Unlo The Manor An EI CI. SIT IKS Attractive accommodation! fgf long or short stay. Cott for npijsskeeplng or In connection with The Uanor. PATTON HOUSE, Murphy, N.

C. The best and moat reaaonable house In town good table, clesa beds and home cooking. Rate II per day. MBS. ROSA PATTON.

jy. fe ST MERRY COMMERCIAL TOURIST THE KENTUCK HOME HOTEL Endorsed by the T. P. A. anl U.

C. T. Traveling Men. The best Sample Room in the town. Henderaonville, N.

C. GLADSTONE HOTEL New Ilotel. The only up-to-date European Ilotel in the city. Rates 50c, 7 5c, $1.00. Baths free.

Cafe now open. Furnace heated. The commercial trade solicited. FRANK BLAKE, Manager. Battery Paril Hotel ASHEVIUiE, Fw C.

OTWH THROFGHOVT THE TR.UL Famous Everywhere. THE SWANNANOA STSICTLT BIQH GBAD1 Family and Transient Hotel Bates a day and upward. FrankGLonghran, Owner and Prop. Hotel Kenmore WAYNKSVtLLK. If.

01 Opa Throughout th Ymt. llRMtY MAGXIFH IMtOIH TIOV -THF. WIIMV." A WITH 4lt AM) OPKI1A OIM AT Till: AMUTOIlllM. TCFSD.W. JAX.

H. If. Sadler, Ralph Sa It is S( tnUOTIiT HIGH CLASS BEKVICB ALWAYS. a H. and MItS.

W. KHIOHT. Ii i a hushnnd. hi- 'ii t- IT tai Mnart'v lhat r-f i ri mone, K. I.

Walton, and others. i. ei 1 i 1 fleir vouni? ladv as niu pr- at. i-ianists that ha--, ever 1 to i visited this country. Columns of icism could he printed in regard hi th- rhi'Ti- is a in th- and an old mail wil.s ark niMTiii-r Th- cl that a It whiU- it a another ha nui half i joyed -in.

an-! I iia: it will takt the to r'ai; aJiir.ciat' its tine pninti. Vlolu Allen In "The WhiU- Sister." The announcement that Vlolu is to lie seen here the latter part U-st ion ti.e man'. her wonderful playinh but sntlice to that no artist oi' greater merit has ever appeared in this cit an I "THE MKP.ItY IIOW." 5 Tuesday, Jun. 10. Well Known I'lays and Stiirs In lie Here in the Near Future "The Merry Willow" Tuesday, Juniuiry 10.

sriitinicnt is r.al, not mush. I'omedv Is ri-al fun not horse pley. and the dani iiiK is not onlv be.iutifi.il the month In her latest suecrss, THE BON AIR LEADING COMHZRCIAL AND TOURIST SOTIL WAYNISVILL1, N. 0. MSS.

SALLIZ K. COEY. Proprietreu. Open tht Tear KotmcL "FE SAMPLE ROOMS' music lovers of nil classes should heir in mind the ilat- of her appear in. -here which is Thurndin, Januar, ilolin Mason in "The Wilchinu Jubn Masoh ud a 1'inii'ihs -i i.

nt pl.i i ill llonr" of tile "The White Sister," is creating an unusual amount of Interest among theater goers. Miss Allen's appearance here will not only be the' dramatic. but also the social event of the theat- The l.oltcrv Mini. What will probably ti A in: iinri rn gustus Thom i i hili Hu s. iiuisiv of pla.

is th- fan-, reiogni.il mark.jl.li New "lie liniu! k-tt Iheat- I fur the pr-senting Au-new 'ti. "The the drama treating pathic a io This playwright's en-mast, i pie. e. In re-York Ma. ovi irrupted run at the created a demand piece in all parts of For Impromptu Invitations ami "piritml but original and thus: skillful.

There will l.e a splendid i hn rue am! a cast of principals tha. i aii hardly t- improved on. Kfdl.iw-mi,' li-s usual custom, Henry W. Sav-ai i. seiutlnc this season's "Merrv Widow" mi tour Headed by principal that lia.e appeared In New York and Chicago, among whom can be t'uund Tlv ii -mi' of fjerlrude atchesici.

Mabel Are)ln. Marie Jordan, (', r-'rude Cr hii. (i-nrse Da mere). Arthur Woolev. Harry It'irgess.

William V. Strnnz ati'l I'. W. Shackelford A special orchestra of 18 selected muM- will again be heard under the direction of Mr. Alfred Roth.

Reserved seats now on sale nt Whit-loi k's, Phone '1, Prices In flft. ih- world, and Shiiberts have The most beautiful, harming an I pitpiant love storv eer tr.1,1 iipim Plaice Is in "The Mem Ii tells a love story that is onsist-ni and entirely plausible, and ils mniMV is the prettiest music hit penm-d a light opera, with its waltz, 'Villa, "Women." "Silly Cavalier and "Maxims" heard in the settings where th-v belonK. thev are doubly attractive. There have been litcht operas hetnr-wlth beautiful music ami also tho.v plentifully sprinkled with fun. I.u "The Merry Widow' is uniiiue.

What dlstlntdllshes it most from everything elae In Its style. It. Is simplv stuiinin. It goes with a vim that takes eer-body alnnK with it, and it has an el-gunce all its own. It's the kind of a performance that makes you want to mist diverting coined) will be Tn lxdnry Man." the three act of liida which i for six months at the Hijon theater.

N't York. I 'nder the directum n' the Shuhi-rts the piny will here in t.ie. near future with tl" inal New York fast. Te title conies from a situati-p the play. Jack Wruht is a on A metrr politan paper.

He t- Hp on Wall street and borrows im from Knx Payton, proprietor promisinjt that if bis he will make Rood by guimj paper one of the biggest s. ups has ever had. He and the Idea of the "m-oop" is duct a lottery the thief nf.lii .1 to oririmze several eomp.ielas tn ippeir i-inniltaneously tnroughout the i mintrv The original organization will be th" one to hold forth here ami which, alter this tour, will he sent a'iroad. In idd'tion to the star the east tn-ludes George Huston, Frank L. Dcui, lielle Unwell llonn, Grace Reals, Natalie Jerome, Clinton Har Mis.

Dorothy Ixthhrldse. The first American tour of Miss Iethbrldge is establishing this ex- ry West. Harry Leighton, W. K. Hat- THE easiest way to get up an informal party, quickly, is by telephone.

AUDITORIUM Tuesday, Jan. 10 The Musical Sensation of All Nations Mr. Henry W. Savage's Splendid Production of The Merry Widow Music by Franz Lehar. A New ami Magnificent Production of the World's Most Famous Operetta, with the following Cast of Notable riayers: Gertrude IIutchinMon, George Da-mere, Mabel Arzelin, JTarry Burgess, Marie Jordan, Arthur Wooley, Gerlnwle Bryan, Win.

V. Strunz, and Superior 8ining Chorus. SpeciaJ 'Merry Widow' Orchestra. PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Reserved seats on Bale at Whit-lock's, Saturday, 9 a.

m. Mail orders from out of the city must lie afVompamed by P. 0. or Express money order. When any person, anywhere, is desired immediately, our universal telephone service demonstrates its great' usefulness.

It is particularly valuable when called upon to satisfy emergency needs. Telephone invitations are not limited to a single neighborhood, but are made possible between friends in widely separated cities by means of the long distance system. Are you a subscriber? ASHEVILLE TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. UNIVERSAL SERVICE. REASONABLE RATES.

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