Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 5

FEBRUARY 27, 1906. THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN. PAGE FIVE. Business Property FOR SALE The best situated unimproved BUSINESS LOT In Asheville Suitable for a modern office building and stores Central and Increasing in value. For particular see us at ouce, LaBarbe Company REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

PHONE 661. I LES 33 PATTON AVE. J. J. McCLOSKEY, Real Estate Broker A large list of improved and property for sale.

For Sale or complete rooms and basement. Price $2500. Very desirable location. For Rent. A new 7 room house on month.

littlecottage, all modern Improvements, Perms $500 cash, balance $60 a month. Charlotte, street unfurnished, $30 $30.00 per Month rents one of the nicest eight-room furnished houses in the city, Large Near.car line H. F. GRANT SON 48 Patton Ave. A Drop of Ink A drop of ink can make the whole world think, then the ink question is world think, then the ink question '9 sesses permanency of color.

Small bottles, 5 cents; half pint, 25 cents; pint, 40 cents: quart, 75 cents. ROGERS BOOK STORE, Phone 254, 39 Patton Ave New New Springl Mattings Designs A splendid variety of Chinese and Japanese Mattings for Spring uses. They will be found elsewhere priced SUCKS nearly double what we ask20, 25, 30 and 35 cents. Laid Free. Holt 32 Phone S.

Main 980, Asheville, N. C. Burton 128 of the most Popular Home Songs all for 50c. Dunham's Music House On the Square Correct and Fashionable Attire 1906 Spring Suitings 1906 To wear such clothes as Dame Fashion approves is not only a source of great pleasure to the man who rightly appreciates the eternal fitness of things, but it places him more quickly in touch with men who are worth knowing than almost anything else can, and more surely wins for him the consideration and respect that are indispensable to conspicuous success. We invite, your early call and inspection of our Spring Suitings and Trouserings, which will meet every requirement of fashion.

S. T. LOGAN MERCHANT TAILORING our prices indicate the greatest business ever before in Harness, Wagons and Buggies. Alexander, Coston and Glass THE HORSE OUTFITTERS, 43 Patton Ave, Phone 223. Asheville, N.

C. Very TO TALK To the people about pura liquors but if the goods offered and the talk don't hang together they soon find it out. We have goods to match our talks. The wines and liquors we offer are of the highest standard of exceltence. They are equally good for the social hour or the sick room.

There's strength and exhileration in every drop. If you desire the best Wines, Beers, Whiskies and Brandies, order of "The Buffalo" IVEY WARD Phone. 636. 34 S. Main Street Asheville, N.

C. Lo, The Poor Indian, Tells About the Red Bird Bert Sawyer, allas Running Bear, and his brothers Alvin, sometimes the Turtle, yesterday afternoon challed the Toxaway train as it gathered speed from the Asheville station and managed to pull, on board, al. hough the job was a hard one for the "Mud Turtie." They invaded the parlor car and Running Bear inquired of President J. Burrows, "of the Toxaway Hotel company, who the train, "Partner, this train Marion," and tapping his breast said. "Me Indian." Mr.

Burrowes was afraid that if he told the men that the train was not going to Marion they would jump off and break their necks so he old them to wait until the conductor came and he would find out and had a trainman lock the door so the Indians could not jump off. The conductor put the Bear off at Biltmore and cold him to take the train there for Marion. But the Bear saw no train and discovering the absence MATTERS OF RECORD City and County DEEDS REGISTERED. C. M.

Pickens and wife of Mecklenburg, to J. F. Pickens, 70 acres in Buncombe $10 Gay lot in. Green and Buncotabe wife to A. H.

Breweriso J. D. Nelson to J. F. Brigman, lot Tierman street $950 J.

C. Curtin and wife to P. P. Morgan, tract on Hominy $600 Albert Bunn and wife to W. M.

Brice, lot on Clayton street. $400 J. J. Joyce et to Mrs. A.

J. Hutchinson, 65 acres in Hominy. E. Britton and wife to Z. T.

Ledbetter, lot in Asheville $350 Louis Breslaner, trustee, to M. Schwartzberg. lot on Depot street $1,500 MARRIAGE LICENSES. Owen Wheeler of Yancey, and' Arlie Watts of Buncombe. Win.

Stinson Gastonia, S. C. and Blanch Erwin South Carolina, colof ored. POLICE DOCKET. -one cases were tried in lice court yesterday.

Addie Freeman, colored, disorderly conduct, assaulting Millie: Mills, way and costs. Millie Mills, colored, assaulting die Freeman, colored, was fined $2 and costs. James O'Neal, drunk and down, was filed $1 and costs. Dock Luther, drunk on the streets, was fined $1 and costs. Dock Luther, drunk on the streets.

was fined costs. Herbert Boone, drunk the streets. was fined $1.85 and costs, The case of 'Dr. L. Minor, drivi Ing his auto faster than the rate prescribed by law.

was F. P. Cameron, drunk on the streets, was fined $2 and costs. Posey Parham, drunk on the streets, was fined $1 and costs. Tom Bryson, drunk on.

the streets, was fined $1 and costs. John Swink, drunk on the streets, rwas fined $5 and costs. J. T. Brittain, assault on Will Swink.

was fined $3 and costs. J. T. Brittain, disorderly conduct, as. saulting B.

was fined $2 and costs. J. H. Hamilton, colored, drunk on the streets, was fined $3. and costs.

Will Swink, disorderly conduct, assaulting J. T. Brittain, was found not guilty. John McIntosh, drunk and down, wag sentenced to thirty days on the chain gang and to pay the costs. The case of Robert Coley, assault with a deadly weapon, a bottle, on his mother-in-law.

Mrs. Rogers, was conI'tinued and the defendant held without bond until a report is given as, to the condition of Mrs. Rogers: Lon Crawford, colored. disorderly conduet: was fined $5 and costs. George O'Neal colored, disorderly conduct.

was fined $5 and costs. Lulu Kenada, colored, disorderly conduct, was fined $5 and costs. Ben Towe was arrested for assault 011 W. A. Bryson with a brick.

Around Town A SON. Born. to Mr. and Mrs. J.

0. Bradford, son. SPECIAL TRAIN. To carry guests to the operetta at Asheville School on the evening of March third the Southern will operate Mar a special train leaving the depot at 8:30 and returning to the city at 10:30. MR.

GREENWELL DEAD. Mrs. L. V. Hammond of 94.

Hillside street received yesterday from. her England brother-in-law. announcing T. W. the Greenwell.

death of Mr. Greenwell lived here a large part of the time. MINOR IN COURT. Dr. C.

E. Minor was up in police court yesterday on the charge, preterred by Mr. Perry, of driving his automobile along French Broad avenue faster than allowed by law. After the hearing Judge Jones continued the case and announced that he would reserve his decision. LECTURE POSTPONED.

J. J. Britt's lecture. which was arranged to be given this week in the auditorium of the Y. M.

C. A. building. has been postponed until next More day night. MACABEES TO MEET.

The ladies of the Macabees will meet in the K. of P. hall on North Main street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. DEMANDS PAYMENT. DEMANDS PAYMENT.

R. B. Stone and Henry C. Ransom, trading as the Asheville Muste compang, have entered suit through 'their attorney, Zeli. P.

Curtis, for the sum of his brother walked back toward Asheville. On the way he met the Mud Turtle. The Turtle, seems, had jupuped off the train and fallen into the mud and was a sorry sight. He and the Barr then decided to postpone the Marion tap and set off for the uptown places of On the way they quarreled about the desertion of the Turtle and fell to fighting on Southside avenue and Officer Lominac landed them. He ex meted five flasks of whiskey from the two and was of the opinion that they were magicians when ho still further exploged and got a pistol from the Turtle and a collection of sundry articles from both men.

When the were were on the train Mr. Burrowes tested them by asking if they knew the meaning of the Indian word "Toxaway." They promp.ly responded con "Red They came frory Cherokee, but live now in Marion. of $300 alleged to be oiged them by the defendant as payment on a piano bought about one year ago and not yet paid for. WANTS TO SELL. W.

Howe, executor, has entered suit against W. H. Miller et through Zeb F. Curtis, and is asking on order from the court for permission to sell a tract of 100 acres, being a part of the estate of Jacob Miller, deceased A DAUGHTER. Born to Dr.

and Mrs. T. E. W. Brown of Haywood street, a daughter.

REMOVED OFFICES. Dr. T. E. W.

Brown has just moved his offices to the Adelaide building on Haywood street. HOLD COURT AT MARSHALL. Solicitor Mark Brown and Judge W. R. Allen have gone to Marshall where the judge is presiding over the Madi3011 county Superior court which convened there yesterday morning.

COURT MAY ADJOURN. Very rapid progress has been made 'n the present rm of the Federal court and it is expected that the business will be concluded some time today and an adjournment taken. MR. MC CARSON WAS WELL-KNOWN HERE The death on the 22d inst. of David R.

McCarson in Rowan county took from that section one of its oldest cittzens, Mr. McCarson having antained his 90th year. He was the son of David McCarson of Henderson and a grandson of Jacob Weaver. He. is survived by six children, Julius E.

and James L. McCarson, Mrs. J. F. Swink Mrs.

J. R. Caldwell, Mrs. L. Cowan and Ida McCarson.

The deceased was well known here and had many relatives in the west. especially in Henderson county. He was a highly respected gentleman, and his death was heard with sorrow by all who knew him. PILES CURED QUICKLY AT HOME Why Suffer Agony Any Longer When You Can Get a Quick, Sure Cure For Your Piles by Simply Sending Your Name and Address? Trial Package is sent Absolutely Free, in Plain Wrapper to Everyone Who Writes. Surgeons themselves consider a permanent cure of piles by a surgical operation as very doubtful, and resort to it only when the patient has become desperate from long continued pain and agony.

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What Shall We for Dessert? A special communication of Mt. Hermon Lodge No. 118 F. and A. M.

will be held Mohday the 26th at 7:30 De work In Masters Degree Visiting invited to meet with A. L. Parker, vy. FOP. RENT.

Some nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Also several unturnished houses. We have some, very desirable property in all parts the city for sale on easy payments. See 119 at once and save money in buying your home. We have a large number to select from to which we are adding dally.

M. A. CREASMAN SON, 12 N. Pack Square. Phone 318.

Palais 17 South Keeley Saved From Drunkard's Grave The Institute, Greensboro, N. Clad Over one year ago I took the Keeley Treatment at Greensboro, N. C. Not lone moment have I regretted my. course.

I was diseased, diseased with liquor, Peruna, or any other old stuff that produced that am well of it pow, and have for over a year. I have no desire for it. nor nave Thad since I took the Treatment. I am very pread indeed that 1 took the Keeley Treatment at Greensboro, for it saved my life and has kept mie from a Drunkard's grave. My restoration.

has been a great gratification to my family and my friends, I tried to cure myself at home; and my friends tried to cure nie with various liquor cures, but all to no effect. There is only one cure and that is Dr. Keeley's Cure. With such a desirable and attractive place as the Keeley, Institute at Greensboro, N. and the attention of its officers and attendants, 1 shall ever have in my heart a tender place for all connfeted with it.

D. W. TOWNSEND. Maxton, N. Oct.

1, 1 1904. If you have friends that might be benefitted, please, send their names to The Keeley Institute, Greensboro, N. N. CAROLINA TO GET ATTENTION GEOLOGICAL AND FISHERY PARTMENTS CONFER. Acting State Geologist Goes to Chapel Hill on Public Roads Mission.

The Citizen was informed yesterday that arrangement have been made during the past week by the North Carolina geological survey and the United States bureau of fisheries by which the two departments will COoperate in staking off the boundarles of the open way for the shad other fish coming from the Atlantic ocean into and through Albemarle Sound No their spawning grounds. Men will detailed from department at Washington to co-operate with the North Carolina officials in saking off this open way and they will also co-operate with the state in the maintenance and protection of same. With the struction of this open way shad and other fisp industries will be very largely increased. For Public Roads. The acting state geologist recently attended a meeting of the citizens of Chapel Hill wownship called to discuss the question of better public roads in the township.

There have been a number calls for members of the geological survey stuff to meet county commissioners of different counties and it is the aim of the geological survey to have some of its members to meet with county over town officials wherever it is desired to give information regarding the -value of macadamized public roads and how to issue bonds to raise the necessary funds for the construetion of same. SKIN ERUPTIONS FOR 35 YEARS Suffered Severely With Eczema All Over Body--Examined 15 Times by Government Board Who Said There Was No Cure--An Old Soldier Completely Cured. A THOUSAND THANKS TO CUTICURA REMEDIES "For over thirty-five years I was 8 severe sufferer from eczema. The eruption was not confined to any one place. It was all over body, limbs, and even on my head.

I am sixty years old and an old soldier, and have been examined by the Government Board over fifteen times, and they said there was no cure for me. I taken all kinds of medicine and have spent large sums of money for doctors, without avail. A short time ago decided to try the Cuticura Remedies, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap, two boxes of Cuticura Ointment, and two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent, two treatments in all, I am now well and completely cured. A thousand thanks to Cuticura. I cannot speak too highly of the Cuticura Remedies.

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Cutleurs Rod p. Olafment, and Pils are sold thronghout the Potter Chem. Sole Boston. Mailed Free, Low to Cure Torturing Women's $2.50 Oxfords The women who enjoy wearing low shoes or ties will will be sure of findIng just what she wants here. We've the kind of ties that always give grace to at costume, All the correct leathers.

Price from $2.00 to $4.00. Nichols Shoe Co. Cash Shocists. One the Square, Brethren kindly uS. Eggs, 100 dozen.

HIRAM LINDSEY, 450 South Main Telephone 200. THE Royal Main Street Monday Immense Bargain Sale yds. will be given free of charge to all customers that spend $5 or more In our Store MONDAY. 1,00 yards fine new Shirt Waist Silk; 10 different shades; real 69c quality. Monday at 33c 50c Shepherd Plad Dress Goods; 39 inches wide.

Sale Monday 300 yards real fine Val Laces in match sets; Sc, 10c, and 120 quality. Monday 'at 5c 25c very fine Satin Taffeta, Ribbons all colors, at 15c 5,000 yards real line Dress. Ginghe 10c quality, at 5c 89c very fine 72-luch pure white All Linen Table Damask, Motiday at 48c 20c extra value 40-inch White India Lawn at 13,000 yards: fin: 39-inch Percale: quality. Monday at 12 yards extra fine English Long cloth Monday at. $1.10 20c fine White Shirt Waist madras Monday at 10 yards fine Barker Mills Bleaching at 79c $1.50 very fine heavy black Taffeta Silk, Monday at 98c 39c Silk Mull, all shades, Meuday at 2,000 yards beautiful Dotted Curtain Swiss, 36-Inch wide; 15c quality, at 10c yd.

19c extra leavy Ribbed Hose; all sizes; for boys and Girls, Monday two pairs for 25c 15c 25 dozen Knit Waists for boys and girls; sold all over Asheville at 25. Our price Monday.