ASHEVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTOR ,
to Plan Your Shopping: Trip, or tor Mail Inc,an
The Rrms Listed Will Serve You Well.
Advertising:.
Monuments and I'oino.stojiis
BOOKLKTS di‘sii!;nt‘il luui writtiii.
Aniorican Hank Ciill.
WKKKLY NKWSrAl’ KKS. Wi'sUin North
Carolina territory. Uatvs? Cill.
% % « « %
Automobiles.
*1 LINK rSKl) CARS. cr iriniit.
(M\ A’.ito (,'o.
CHKVROLEr (Hstril)Utors. Livcrv ami
auto sorvii’c. C'hainluTs iV W ra\ri I ".
CASH talks. I’sol cars. l]\H-ry niakt-.
Ovorlanil Ashfvilli- S ilt s I'o.
M()Nl M1\N I'S, r«>ml).stoiii-s, » la .n .
Till'. S. tIud};iT. 51 1
Musical Instruinciiis.
KAl.K Music House. 7(> I’.mmi .im,.,.
riuiiu' 2(Ki.
Men's and lioys’ Kurnistiinv;^.
VOr know us. IX Uro.uUvay.
.1. W . Nci ly iV ( >.
Office Supplies.
Ol' I'K'l' SI ri’lA t'O., ty|H'\vrili rs, add
I iiiK ni.uiiuus, sales. ‘>1 I’atton aveiiui'.
BOAip of I
^ ' ( OUKIH 1 (.|,AS>KS. .SJ I’atton av. iuic.
HOMKMADK randies, i.staurant, so.la. ( Hi'i>deis..nV .leuelry stare.» 1 >r. 1 lenison.
Clul> ('ale and Candy Kilchen. , i»hotoirraphcrs.
llKU'.ASd.N sn nios. (.(»■.. Patton ave
nue Oji
liaiUire.
L: /ERSITY OF
NGi H CAROLINA
L vV SCHOOL
Exccliciii Faculty
Re.a.sonabIe Cost
WKI l'E FOR CA'l'ALOG
THE PRESIDENT,
CHAPEL HU L, N. C.
Oepartmeni St)res.
HrKv'inVtmiV\'‘•nice. Amstie por
wear, etc.. f»>r everyhodv. l>ry immhIs, ru^s
Butterick patterns. I I'Kl.'lON STI DIOS, I'aek Square. Hh.Ii
j;rade poitiallure and coninurcial piio
to^iapliy.
' k: . :.>y
1 l yiiir.il t ain-'Uila:.;*' road mi tin- .Maine Ir. n., i xien.i.nu mr .«t\»‘ral iuil .s iinl nui.'^kinj,' tlu* Hiov*‘nii*nts of tht*
yrcnch trotn»s in that t-*M tlon. ‘J—Major Ifncral 1 c»ni!iinn«l r of ilic western livi.si(»n. \shi h \vi!l have four
traininu caiaiis eonlninin!' 1'n";i 0(t(t to -!(»,(>(•:) nun t 3^—A lloet of iMiteh and Xorwt'^ian vhijK lu ld up In an
Aiiioriean imrt becau.se of the food eujhargo. 4--1 rainiiiLC men for oliieer.s of the ujerel.ant marine ut N'-\v T.edford,
MasH.
Call and Examine Our
Drue Stt)res.
MKKT your friends luri-. t.> i’.itlcn
avenue. Paramount Pru^ Co.
Pianos Tuned.
KI-I’AIUKP. ICxpert wiak. .All j^uaran-
ti;Mj. l\lks hulding.
W illiams & Huffman.
i Printinjj.
General Mechanics. .
— 1 ivl.\llN(i. lioukbinding. Loose Leal
WRITK or see Mi Kary \ Son lor y«>ur Hinders. Ha' kni y I'i Moale Co.
Truck liodv.
Furniture.
WHKN you ?>c a Furniture .\d think of
Green Hrotheis.
Groceries.
Real Kstate.
rrr i- t 1^'^'L.\M) A: ( (). 1-arms. “It
1-1/I K.AlLb. tirocenes anu)untinii ,v ..
n 1 1 /' u; I'one.
or more. Pwi. i vV C »lhp.s.
NEWS REVIEW OF
THE PAST WEEK
flaig and Retain Start Another
Drive in Flanders and Make
Big Gains.
i RH.\L KS IW’i'i'. insurance, 18 S(»uth Pack
Hardware. ] Square. IMione LU(>. Lorick Co.
.....
BUILPKKS’hardware .n specialty. I K1].\L KS IW'I'K liKOKKK. See James \V.
Northup McDutlie Hardware ('o. Hehen. 11 Cl ur» h street.
AIMING AT U-BOAT BASES?
Jewelers.
I .\SHK\ ILl.lC Realty Invstinents. Ameri-
c.;n Hank huildin^^ llenty 1. Sharp Co.
THE House of Clifts. 52 Patton avenue.
IK interested in .\ihevi!ie Re;’.l Kstate
Cood Work by the Russo-Roumanian
Forces—Teutoriic Peace Move De
rided—Agreement Reached on
Food Control Bill—Exemp
tion Boards Are Busy.
Chas. K. Hendi-^on._ I |
GLASSES lilted. ICxpert watch repairing.! i
15 Church. H. .M. Krost. 1 Rootiny:. '
.1 -
J. E. C.ARPKNTKR, Jeweler. Watch re- MI:T.\L SllINC.LKS, (iutlerinj^. Spoutin^r.
pairinj^ specialty. 1(> North Tack S(|ii.ire. *'■' I’.itton. .\. L. ,M( Lean Co.
Kodak Finishing.
EXPKKT work. Edrtm.tn anencv. .Mail i ^ I ^'LR SKI J) •'()MrAN\, wholesale
orders solicited. lirown R»ok Co. and retail seed merchants. Poultry sup-
[dies.
i " SportinK Goods.
KODAK developinjr, printins;. mail orders. I
Amateur supplies. Rol,in«.n 1‘hot,. Store. | M.(.AL. C ij^ars. a.l sport,nj^ goods.
By EDWARD W. PICKARD.
After twenty (la\s of the nio-it
nifndoiis artillerj tire of ihe war,
AnKlo-1'ri'n- h ariuii s in Kland rs
pm ■>?! J'licsday n jrnal drive
tre-
llie
lu-
that
“ ' Pai k Siuare.
Tailors and Hatters.
THBNichob wav f,r l-ai"Klry S.ltisfac j,,, - „
tion. Asheville Steam Laundry. ^ .k . vM.. _
jiosl oliici
Voun*r.
Lx>a« Office.
FINKKLSTEIN'S ! .oan Otlice. Jewelry,
trunks leather p^^ds. 2.^ Biltmore avenue.
Tire Repairs.
SKNl) us vour I'irt^ and tubes.
.\sheviHc Steam Vulcanizing Co.
THE NEW OLIVER NINE
A TYPEWRITER
REVOLUTION
New Machines for Half the Former Price
Was $100
Now $49
At the very hei^rht ol .‘i.icees^. The Olivt-r TyiM'writer CoinpHny atrain upsets
the tvp AV~lt«;r industry. J.ih- a.s it flkl in w?ihp. :t inrrociuced visible writinp
and I'orcec! all otherti to loll.nw Now this powerful C..vu:panv world wide in intiu-
ence cali^ a halt lo old ex;jts;i..-‘ivc* woi
wasteful bJ'den.
A cMtmpuny stronfx enou^di. iarj^e en'ii;h
and bravt rnou^h to do (i l-i^, startling
thinj; likt 'J;is. deserves a hearing.
The fuli facts are set forth in our
amazing .orposure, entitkd "‘The Hiiih
Cost of T’TTKwriters The Ivesson and the
l^Cniedy." One copy will h- mailed to
you if yt»i.-Ttnd us tlie ct)upor. hclow.
HOW WE DO !T
Henceforth The Oliver Typ**vriter Com
pany will naintain no e.';ivnsive sales
force of 'i.OOK salesmen cind ayents.
He nceforth ;t will pay no hi^h rents in 50
cities. There will be no idk st(»cks.
You. .Mr. I'ser, will deal direct now with
the actual n anufacturer. Nm middlemen
— no useless toils. We end tht wa.ste and
Ifive you the savings. You get the .551 by
.'elliii).- typewriter.'. It trees bu.yerd of a
bidng yoin own salesman. .And we gain
econe.mies for ourselves, too. So it isn't
new. elFicier.t
SAVE $51
This Olivtr Nine is a twenty-year
development. It is the finest, Ciislliest,
most success:.j1 typewriter w..- ever
built. It is y*.urs for 10 cents per daj'
in monthly ik.iyments of $.V(K. Kv-
eryone can ov n a tvnewrittr: now.
Will any sane j^erson ever ag:i.n pay
$1(M) for a stari.:’ard tvpewriter when
Standard Viv.ible Oliver Nine sells
^ Send today for your cipv of our V.ook
and further details. ^du’lI be surprised.
philanthropy. Just th»
way of doing business to meet presen; j
day econontic change.s. i
Note this fact carefully. We offer tl>'
identical Oliver Nine the latest modt'i-
brand n.v., $1'), the e.xact one whi:.':
was Slot! untri March 1st. ^
The Latest Model
Po not confuse this offer of The OUv-t I
Ty|H-writev Company it.'-elf of a bran 1 !
iiew, latest ni»!el '> with offers of secoa I
hand or rebuilt machines. j
This is the f rst time in history tha' ;i
new, slantiard $100 ty]>ewritcr has be^ n !
offered for $4‘*. We do not offer a sul)sf^-
tute model, chtaper, different or rebuilt.
Read all the -secret facts in our docts- ]
ment. entitled 'The High Cost «if Tvpe-'
writers —The I^v*ason and The Kemedv." ;
'I he Coupon bele'.v mailed today will bric^ i
you OIK* copy. j
FREE TRIAL i
No money down no C. (). I). AftcT ’
you rea«l our book yi>u may ask for an.
Oliver for live dav^ free trial. Be your
own salesman. Sa%-e yourself $5L Yot:
decide in the jirivacr of your own office
or home, as you st'e the Oliver. Then if
you want to own an t*Iiver you may pay
at the rate of K* cents jer day. '
^ Mail the coupon now for “The High .
Cost of Ty[)ewriters—The Reason and '
The Remedy." It rips oS the mask. Cut |
the coupon out now. j
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITES COMPANY
1223 Oliver Typewriter Bldg» Chicago, III.
Over 600,000 Sold
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPAQ
6-7 Oliver Typewriter BIdg., Cticago, III.
Po not send a snachine unti'i J order
it. Mail me youc book, “Tht High
('.-ist of Typewriters The Reasots and
The Remedy,” yout de luxe catiioi^s
and further information.
Street Address
City
State
ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE I this date, or this notice will be plead in
the eltate 0^^’Jone^^de™ ased^^ of ^ indebted to said estate will
Tra^sylvtnia County. N. C., this is to immediett- payment,
notify all persons having claims against! This July 21,1017. G. T. Lyd.w,
said estate to present the same to the i 1). L. E.noi.i-h. Administrator.
undersigned within twelve months from
Atty.
7-27 6tc-dle
nrousel the highest lnip»‘. for delitiiie
results, (ireat iiias.Me.'; of 1 roops clashed
forward iilniig a front of twenty loili’s,
pverran the enemy’s lirst three lines of
defi‘n>e bet\v*"eu Warin ton anl L>1.\-
Ciude and eapturei eleven l»)wus and
Uiore than o.tM* prisoners. They
ci’ossed the Y.ser at many i>lac(*s, tlw
vnpineerlng eorp.s iierfori"’''^ j r. .''r'
In the way rf ’ - ':,e-buil!lng under
t*:* 'i'ouJUi uud airplanes played im
portant parts In tlu* terrltic eonllict.
Tlu* Uerinans resisted .stoutly and on
Wednesday, wheu the allies' advance
WU8 elr«Mk«'d l»y »orr-utial rains, the
Teutons by lieree couuter-attacks won
buck n little of the lost ground. Next
day the Ilrltlsh again drove the t«er-
luans baek, aiul tlien the artillery re*
SUtntMl the task of blowing Priuee Ku-
I>r«*eht’s men >ut of the supporting de*
t’fiisev to whleh lhe\ had retired.
lieiierr.ls Haig and i’»-tain exehangoO
\elegranis of ••ongratulation on the
■Fueff'.s in Klaiiders, and the l;ai-«r,
liot to be outiloiie. congraiuiateil lUi-
priH-ht on his “gn at success'’ ainl ut
on‘o ealled a ei>nf**r nce in i?russels of
his coniinanding odleers «n the west
front and otli r otlb ials. The Cerinau
ltss»*s ari* reported to iiave lK*en tre-
tuendous and those uf the allies eoiu-,
jiaratively light, .''••veral Anu ricau '
6urgi«’al teams work.'d on the lightinK
line side b\ >id»- wit;>. their Hriti.-h al- i
lies. '
The exnet objeeti»'0 of this drive was
not odieially anno'.ineed, Init ih>- jk'o-
ple of tlu* allied jii'tions hoped and the
Oernians assume 1 that the
Fren-h armies int»‘iiil to push alon>; the j
IJelgian eoa.st aul force tlu* Cerniaiitsi
to aliamlon ttut'r submarine f>a:it*fti. '
Such a niuvemi'U' would also turu tho |
right end of tie Ciernian line uud
might well c«»JU;:iel a general retirf*- |
ment toward tl"- iCbiiu*. If the allh*s
C()uld r»-aeli tlie l>uteh border it Is he-,
lleved iioiland liiigiit lie per^uadt-^i to
throw in iu-r loi with llu-tu. a tie«-islo;x '
which (Jeniiatjy evidently ha.s feared
jior liuijje time, ;
Conditi£>n8 in Russia. ;
The di.sorgatJzetl Russian troops ‘
continued tiu^ir retreat eastward
tbrou£{h flaUehi. and at sonjt;
the pursuing Teutons atul Turlc^
cn)ssed tlu* Uns^ian bird»*r. H-nvever,
tliere WQSt n lu-rceptlble stilTeuin.^ of iv-
.sistaiu'e by the Slavs, and further ;
.':iorth they held De-ir Hues fairJy well
C>ii the Uouinaiiiaii front the
}io:inianiau arui.v fought bravfiy unO j
»UiX'essfuHy, iuaki2:g eonsiderab.U* iuJ* '
vti;i*e.H. Its go(Kl work may go far to-
vanj “saving the rich grain fields of i
•(JUtJioni Ktisshi .fi*c..ui the enemy. I
A^auwhile Kereutky and bin coi- I
lc*agtt*‘.s are working ra.st to av*>rt li»- ‘
B»ter^ Their program, ;iceirding to ihf?
ofiscial n»‘wsitaper, Is to restore the
nrmy's j,»o\ver by a cle.»r detiniti»u oi !
the Minitk nt iiu.ssia’s i»>‘seiit liberty, |
tlie t.'ikini; of th« .'»ever."st an«l nio.st
inercJless iu.t-iisures for r.-'est.iblrshing |
military dis^'jyJine, and th«* restonition ■
of tlu* shnki*j» authority *>f Russia’s |
niost disintere*t**tl and self-wacrifii-ing
syrvanff?, her oUi’ers. Huudreds of ;
(Jerinan spies In Russian uniforms
found mingling with the soldiers liavi; i
been ’.\ecuted surumariJy, and the mu- !
tinoti.s troops aro Iveliig itunisht*d as
tniltor!. It Ip now rei»orifd that Le-
nlne has escaped from Russia, proba
bly t/» Germany through Finland aud
Swdlen.
EussJoiJ sfcr«t service agents report
t!i;'t IIind(>nl>nrg. having prepared for
the (lalieiiin affair with the ail of his
Spies, promised the kaiser he would
put liiissia out of a*tion within two
nioiiihs. r.nt Kerensky, thougli lu* is
t(*ri’iM\ handieapp»'il and is iu>l a s(d-
dier. is proving hiinself t«» lie a much
irreater man than thederman chieftain
and ei\ili/ation still loiiks to liiin with
conlidence in his tiltlinale success.
It was annoiiiu ed on Thur.sday that
Geiu*ral lirusslloff had resigned as
conmiander in chief of the Russian
arinie> ;ind that General Kor:iilo{T bad
been made getu‘ralissinu>, being suc-
ceedid on tlu* southwestern front by
(Jeneral Tehereinissnff.
The luToic cmduct of Vera T.utch- j
ninreff's feminine battalion at th(*
front has resulted In a popular move- ■
nu lu for the formation of a great
army ot’ Russian women.
Teutonic Peace Bunk.
The beginning d‘ the \\e*k was
inarkt (I by th* ascension of three large
peace iirilloons sent up by the central
power-'. Mne was piloted by Chancel
lor .Miehaelis. one i>y '"Unt C/.ernin,
.\ustrian foreign mir ster. ami one by
the un .\inerie:in eorr«*siiondent, T.en-
Iietl. aeiing for Miehaelis and i.\ulen-
dortT. 'I he balloons went up swiftly for
a time, itiir, jieing filled only with hot
air. they soon laiiu* to earth again, the
•leseciit aee.iinpanied Ijy the Inml''
laughter and ehe« r af na-
tion. Tb** i» • ‘el ancellor, to
tlu metaphor, tobl a vivid tale
of secret treaties betueeii Fran-e ani
Russia looking to cuuiuest. and I’re-
niler Ribot promptly braiuled liini as a
iitir. Miclnieiis uttf*red a lot more
claptrap about tlu* uieked aims of tlu* ,
entente allies uud "the justice of our
deieiisive War." aiul. through the un-
Anieriean eorrespoiub'ht. gave out a
nies of hii:!i-siiuiiding phrases and
foolish aeeiis.itidns, and de'land the
submarine \'arfare would eontii^ue un
til the P>riti"h raise their blo-kale.
r7.«*rnin gave an inuTview that sound
ed more re;i>;onable, ami a cotijile of
days laier a Vienna paper aniiom\ct*d
aiithoriiatively that «;ermaiiy would
gladly act upon peace overtin’es coni-
inu l»y way of Vienna. The t’litire
peaee llloVi- of the week, h.iwe\ er, was
deel;iri'd by W ashlngton, Loiidon and
I’aris to lie insincere and evHlently
made in the hop** of sbasini: tip the
war prejiarations lu Anierie.; and the
res.toni?lon of autluirity and disolpliue
la Russia.
-n Wednesday the kaiser l-?si;tHl two
pr»elaniations, to the Ciern^aa people
jrid to the Cerman army an-1 navy and
•‘'ojuinal forces, in whicp lu* defiantly
set forth his determinatlc-n To prosecute
xo a stu'cessful terniinallou “tlils right
eous war of defen.se,’'
The German attenspt to bunko the
I'oles with vague pfTximises of a re
stored klngb»m hirs fallen through.
I>ispi;tches fi-i.ni P.orltn say the I'ollsh
iegiotis have !>een di.»armed and In
terned, IteoiUM* Till* Germans found
them.elve.s v*nfront«sl by a mutinou.s
Poli.sh army, while Austrl.in subjt*cts
enrolled in the »ricinal legion ln.sl'?t«Ml
on taking I'^ie oati; lo tlu* new IVi'i.sh
kingdom «« if :tUjiu were a pari of
It.
America's Sutmcarine Detcctor.
The prol-ieiu tiS tile subniarint* Cl
still hoI]itjL lirst fi'r.ce in the e«.:sider-
ations of t)ii> allied nations, for while
the Germar-s jHinili the* I'-boat cam
paign is not redut'irig Kngland to ^tal'-
vatlon. Adr:irai Jellico admits the
submarine lias M*«t yet been mastered,
and says umii the ?‘ffective antidote i:^
discovered the aili-s must conceiitrat»i
on the buibPns tfi patrol boats and
merchant vi“S!S(>l.s. .Secretary Danielit
l)elleves the ,Anier».'run nav.v depart
ment has fouiL'*J a phin for protectliu;
American shipping aff j it will lu* put ib
.-.operation very Tho department
wS working on n glam defector whieb
Sieflr Admin'.l Orjint tlVinks will bring
i,'i2medlate rt\sull.- The letalls of tht?
-ie.t-'ftor, of c«>iiniS', un; Jiot revtaled.
l>ut 11 is (‘xpectt'd to bf effective over
fl ttj#tHnco of five iiiile»>. r. nd if these
expec,i.!itions ar> Jnstifle]l !he depart
ment w£Jl stretch the devifw ricross the j
w'flters la the vici iily of i5i** (German I
bases and thereby locate )k'jb:nariuejs j
as tlu-y sii ri (suf. MenKv.»biIe the ■
trained gi?n e?-ev> s jilaceil on Auu rican ^
merclia!itiiu*n sire giving a ac
count of tlu^niseives, generally inviting '
the better of any i^ubmarlnes that ven- '
lure to attack tie ve.s.sels they are
guarding.
The Hritlsh Hdintrflltj*’s weekly re-
port eliowed a dccreiise lu the number
of British )aerchr.Htmen dc-sfroyed by
T'^-boats. fine Rrifisti w;ir'^hlp, the old
eruiser .\riadiu*, was sunk l»y a torpe
do a ml ;!S »f its crew killetl.
What Congress Is Doing.
One month behiiul time, tlu* adnilnls-
trriti«>n food control bill wa reported j
• Hit of confereiu'e W'ithout the f*aturt*.>i |
tluit were obj(*ctionat*le to the itn*si-
d»*nt. Its enactment within a week
was contidenify predicted. The »-hief
features that w'ere eliminated wt*re the
congression.al war expenditure eoin-
mltt(*e and the three-nieinl»er food con
trol board. Tlio prlce-lixing and eon-
tnd provisions were greatly restriet*d
and tlu* prohildtlon section Is less dras
tic.
I'artly as a result of the c.inpromise
on the food control bill, the senate
adopted the Sheppard resolution for a
natliuial pndiibition anieudnienl to tlu)
constitution. Thy vote— *'r> to
would hav* b(*en much closer had the
dry forces not consenTel to a provision
that the aiiieiiilment shall not be opera
tive unless It Is ralilied by the states
within six years. The con>^tituti'naliiy
of that linittatlon is doubtful.
The dry leaders d»*eided to awal' the
r>ecember session of congress before
trj%ig t(t get the resolution through the
lower house.
Another commendable •-i’ C.io
senate w.". 4 tlu* I’'’ .jjU tn of M(;Cuin-
'> reMi'natiou calling upon tlu* jiresi-
dent to undertake to obtain the consent
of the Kuroi»ean nations allieil agalust
the central jxtwers to the draft of their
subje-ts in the United States for the
war. It is believed the allies will
«iu!ekiy agree to this and that the plan
will be in oiH-ratlon before long.
'I'he new war industries board, with
I'rank A. .^«*ott instead of P.ernard Hn-
rueh as its chairman, has tak**n up
with vigor its Work of government
buying and supervision over the gen-
enil industrial activity. Mr. Seott an-
noiineed that prolit-making must ii'>w'
yield to patriotism, extravagance to
e’onomy and seili'^liiiess to service.
The reorgaiii'/.ed shipping bourd also is
spiedinu uii and last week it made the
Southern I'ine producers i.i'oiiilse
priinpter delivery of tho timber tlu*y
iiave Jiledged, for the boar»l intends to
build as many wooden ships as i»>s-
sible.
1 The embargo that is designed to
off (Jerninny's supplb-s of food ritid
war niunitioiiv; i^ going to an ef
fect on the supply of ‘■Uip'.iinti. Nor
way already has prop.>s« d to plact* al
most its entirt* tnercJuint fli*et at tlie
liisposal of the alii* s und promised to
expwrt nothing byf tish to Cerniany if
iissured of ?-**eehing American food
Iiroduets, and l!ollaul. too. Is willin,:;
to exchange sliips f.>r I^mmI if tlu* ves
sel.*: nre not to Ik* s«*nt into the danger
Kono, Sweden and I U nmark, it is 1k»-
I Heved, \vtll ftilow suit. The effe*tivv*-
?ie.ss of the embargo policy, however,
i Ot*X’t«nd'^ to n considerald(* extent, on
w'{ierh«*r or not the sliipnunt of food-
^t'xifP.'S froin Russia into CJermaiiy can
t'C- itTevented.
inte sidpping hoard last week pr^
’p?i7v*d to conr.naiuleer nil .\tnerican
^hSjtp'ng, jind I^'»*sident \Mlson issued
iiii; order that fius tlu* elTect of cutting
j steel exports to .hijian unless .Tai)-
;uciese vessels ure diverted t» war uses.
■ Exerrption Boards Busy.
The «“xam'imiion of drafted men by
•(he exempt:>u bojirii.s Is going on rap
idly and simv,>*hly. and uuiu-r instruc
tions from I'rovost Mar-dial Gen**ral
(’rowder th^ hoards have tightened ui>
on the ♦‘Xe#iii»tioa-s. They have lK:*en
told to k*.'p ill mind that tlu* two
things to Ih- acouiiipiished art* tlie rais
ing of armiH's ami the maintaining of
, industi:l«*s. Meanwhile the federal and
local authorities all ov«*r the country
i are rounding np the >;lackers
('ontinuiijp their ■\V4)rk of co-operat-
Sng vkitb thi* «;erniniis, the Indu.'tiial
"Workers of the Worb! stirred up vari-
i»«is trouhh's for mine owners, luiidior
l«r*odu*ers and themseiv»*s, in many
Tr*Hfi*rn Jocalltie.s. Some town.-, foi-
invrrl the i*xample of Rivln'e and do-
;rH.>rted the disturbers, and one «tf their
J^tulers, Frank Little, was takt*n out
aiid hanged by masked men nt Rtitte,
IfoMt. Su-h oci unvnee.s, df rt>urse
m.n-i^t he i»'pb»red—theoretic;iI|v.
7tie g«!vernr.'.enr *annot :iml will not
to]e-2it.e strike.s that ti(* up industrie.*^
fji:it isre vital t» tlie sm cessful eoiuhict
of tlie war. Tliis was «Iem(»nstruted by
the' quick ending of a strike of thou
sands of railway swlt«*hinon tliat
started at Chicago. When tlie federal
atlthoritieg took a hand, lioth side.^j
found they could yield points
rcncli tin amicable ngrcciiiem.
Onr Stationery Department con
tains everything novel and fashion
able in that line. Delicately tinted
and perfumed, if you like, or simply
plain.
Whatever you desire we have it
Qualities and prices to suit ali
purses.
We also have a fine assortment ot
ornamental inkstands, pens, paper
knives and other essentials for the
writing table.
R. S. MORGAN, Druggist
ROSMAN, N. C.
Professional Cards.
ROBT. L. GASH V.'. E. EREnSE.
GASH & BREESE
LAWYERS
11 to 17 McMinn Building
Notarv I’uidie.
DR. J. Y. McKINNEY
DENTIST
Office Pickelsioxer Building.
DANIEL LEON ENGLISH
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Brevard, N. C.
Real estate'law and abf?tract..of
a specialty.
ERNEST H. NORWOOD
Architect aftd Builder
Remodelling and Repair'rg a Specialty
Clayton, Clayton &. Fisher
Attorneys-at»-Law
BREVARD, N. C.
WELCH GALLOWAY
Attorney
Practice in all the Courts
Brevard, M. C
CHAS. B. DE.AVER
Attorneys at-Law
Office C-^per lilock
ALLISON & ALLISON
Attorneys-at-Law
In Old Cooper Building
BREVARD
COIvEMAN GALLOWAY
Attorney-at-Law
Ccoper Block
Brevard, N. C.
CONNESTEE LODGE
NO. 237 I. 0.0. F.
Meets every Monday night.
Visitors welcome.
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DUNN’S ROCK
LODGE NO. 267
Ai F, & A. M,
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