Ot
eaxsarge and the Heziucliy cH their
f Stays Christening Ceremony.
" Newport News, ,Va.',. March, 24. The new
frattfeshipsth Kentucky and "Kearsarge;
Effete successfully, launched at midday- t(-
4ay. The christening occurred -without a
fcjtch. (Work' ont,thfr Wg Iwats haa' been-1
xusbed woefe - day : and Stfndiajs so as to
get them ready tor their first ride into
fjie waten Their launching at ithe same
time ia the first double launching of war
ririps that over tooik place in e-world;
Miss Christinef.tBradley 1 christened , the
Kentucky with foottlo of iwater jtaken
from the aprlngrorn Vhich' Atrahain" Lin
coln dn&nik yltn .a boyvMIe Mrs; Wins-
MISS CHRISTCiN'E BKABIjEY.
low, vife, of ::I4outenanitv WtousloWitJ-S;
aavy, broke a'3ibottle of "champagne over
the how of ''the Kearaarge.r-Governor
Bradley, of Kentucky! and staff' were pres
ent, as well as many, jrominent . govern
anent offitfal3 who: represented President
McKmley. Neither of .the vessels . will be
finished or ready for jservice ior at least
year yet, so they ire jaot regarded as f ac
tors to be connted on in the .event of "an
outbreak of ; hoaltilitie ltothei
future. , - . V . f ' t
The Kearsarge and: Kentucky v are : 560
feet in length, . 72 tfee't 75 Ituches beam and
BSSAiKN(l: THJ1 BOTTIIB- OVER ; THfi
ST
23 feeWi'pechesd
mally 410 tons'-of : coal-
y-may ."rtake
aboard 110 tons of coaland 511 officers
caflors and. marines are required to navi
gate ea!ese;:Si
The big rifles,; four " in number, . are
mounted' in two turrets, one sweeping (the
entire sea from directly; ahead, fully': hllf
way astern;ttc"other "with equal range,
placed so as to ei-ther command the ;rea
from either - bo.' asternV These
are of 13Tmch calibre yet the British navy
now waSbityi
inches difference seems Bmallv yet- ithe
Amerfcan gun has ahout 25 per Bent." more
power. : 'i-ftu
The big iftirrets are 17 ' inches thick "in
front, diminishing in .thickness to 15 inches
III!
SB ship in; the sba - after
XAUNCHING. r .t . - ;
in the rear, where they Tare less, liable J
ke struck, because 4n action' theguns are
pposed always to - be turned .toward the
enemy. The smaaier.4uri;abx)vej-.for:m
3se reason, vary . in. !hiickness from , 11 ' $0
8 inches. To make -sure no - strayshot
strikes the ammunition bolsts leading to
fl magazines to the' turrets, the former
enclosed id. tubes of hardened steel 15
.tabes in thickness. " i' j- t
. Tie combination battery is supplemented
ye numerous auxiliary battery of smaller
ftts perched on every convenient point of
superstructure. -,The protect the hull
.bich carries all' ib'ie offenBire .(payer,
inches of armor '; ie placed alon' the
es, dipping four ieet below the ; water
.?f and numerous heavy .bulkheads are
feam traversing.L51 ' ' . r. - '
TO OUR CUSTOM2SIS. v :,
"MnbtirlajinV Cough "Remedy Is the best
tt0 yrup wo have .ever used ourselves
ta our families. W. JL King,. Isaac P.
gj&S and many others ta ' this vidnity,
Jo pronoirafced It the best. -All w
wjtor popre to try it and. they will
terSUrced XJPn honor, there Is no bet
JTzr "w have ever tried,- end we hare
JtoftT1 hal 50.000 houses. ..Paris , 'has
- York has 115,000 hous
,:ladelphia, 190,000. :
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Merchants, Bdg.TttnneL Va. Scli
COLLEGE CASEC.-.LL SZA:o;j
Princeton to Open it at Rutgers-Yale
a? Pennsylvania Strong Teams.
Nw-Tfork, March 24.- coilegecham:
rjonsiin feasehall same, will - begin the
sworn tomorrow' at Princeton, when
Princeton meets (Rutgers Both of -these
teams have settled down to hard work and
expect topnt -up eoodgame. There'is
nmch conjettWe among the college ath
tetea as to " which of the tmlversities have
the strongest team ' thi year, ' Tale and
the University ? of PenasylTavir leave un
doubtedly the.-best chance of' 'winning the
greatest nvmber Rennet this season
rroan the present outlook. (Although these
twovteam 'are not yet announced, to meet
t "C5APT. 3tREEfNWLA.Y.v OP, YAUE. ' " -
on the diamond this season, a line on them
can -be obtained ' when they play the same
teaans on different days during the apring.
Captain Greenway yrlU have a fine' lot of
men - to hoM np the honors of Tale. Among
them are Camp, Hazen,";Atkin, Williams,
Clarke, Crawford, iNoyes, -Du-nn, iWdnter,
Shattuck, JBurrell, ifiashiel, Russell; lorona,
MdBrlde, Broaison iPergnson.lBartletWal
laoe, rWadsworth and ;,Westl; These men
have been training constantly lor. the . past
five .'weeks and rwhen'play Iball" is called
early i in lApril ;4hey4will T no doubt iibe n
.BOW AS THE3 BOAT. IJSAVES THB
A,Y
good. shape to put' up ah, elegant game.'
? I Yale and Princeton meet; first on June
4 at ' New, Haven, then again on June Jl
at-Princeton; and in case of a 'tie the game
:Wili-;iMi5-t:'N
Harvard meets Yale at Cambridge, on June
.23 and then at New Haven on -the 28th.: In
case of a tie the game , will be played at
New York on July 2. )
I The University of Pennsylvania will 'he-
gin the seasoh ont (April 3 with the In
dians at Franklin 'Field. ; On the 7th they
will start on, a southern tour, igoinig as far
south as Atlanta'When they will meet the
Un!iveTsIty ofktCfTgia
a ipritate cajr and- expect to bring back a
long list of victories to their1 "credit. .
-'(Harvard has been unfortunate this
s
.;,770SSf 7HATCfRCXTOEIIXimltl&
. ' Of University .of , Pennsylvania. -
year's.make-up of her .team. At the prac-
tj eameg oh Holmes'Field "the' meniave
been "spirited in their rwork but ,the mate
rial is very poor, as most of them are, new
men. The outlook for the university, is
Very bad. They have been: put through a
thorough course :t training, however; and
may turn out better than expected. ."
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Don't Tobacco Spit;aid Smoks Tow ZJfb Aray.
- IT you ant to quit tobacco using: easily
and forever bemaaeweil, strong, magnetic,
1 ull of new life and vigor, taKe n o-o.o-.tjac,
the wonaeTwonert mat iuaji.es wiuou
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400,000 cured. Buy-NoTo-Bae of your
druggist under guarantee to cui, 50c or
1 .no. Booklet and sample mailed free. Aa.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
".. - Pelham's Pharmacy.
emitherd Herald: JWo , question' the
right of any man Jo readvano13vier out ol -t
democratic party. Tner person. wuo as
sumes this' prerogative . should . possess a
refcord as unetained: and; pure as the snow,
as far as his dejmooracy 4s conoernedL :
' : , " - Bv rrbody Bays Bo." - ' '- l
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age,pleas
aut and refreshing to the tasteV act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleausing the entire system, dispel' colds,
cure headache, fever habitual constipation
and biliousness. - Please buy and try a box
of O -CL C.to-day;10, 25, 60 cents, bold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.,-
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' - BOATS THB KLONDIKE.
.iAJl Asheville' people who are going, to
Klondike, as well as .tiose Who etay
tome cSocia try the juicy frech m&t to be
tad rt- A.' II. Goil's, S3 riastr- rtreet
r - w r w
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. . If you. want be.well, see to it, thatvyour: Kidneys ' and Blood are in k
healthy condition. -It is an easy matter to learn what state your kidneys are in.
Place some of your urine in a bottle or tumbler, and leave it standone day and
night: A sediment at "the bottom shows that" you have V dangerous Kidney
disease. Pains in the small of the bat indicate the same thing. v 6q does a
desire to pass water often, particularly at night and a scalding pabi ia urinatii
is stiU another certain sign. ' .0 Y't : ..vs
' VRead-what
- ihent member of
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has never failed where the directions were followed. It is also a specific "for the .
troubles pciUar. to femeirrAll-drtiggiste sell itt $iv.oo a bottle. '
QflTnTl! RHIP FPI T ' If ou wil1 senayour full postoffice address
SMlFi . VV 1 to the Di. David Kjenkehv Cn.,
Rondout, ; N.; and mention . this paper, we will forward you, ; prepaid, a'
free Sample bottle of the Favorite RemedvJ-tocrdthr n ;L,v :
forMts use. Youlcan depend upon this
dnceijr a free .triaf.bottle.'' - ' .
-OF
MlJERcSCUSHMAN,
Real Estate Broker.
No. -17 1 Paxason uuildlns, Corner : Pattes
Avenue and Haywood 8t, Opposite .. ;
. Postofflee. ' .
SPBCIAIr ATTENTION GIVEN TO
RENTINQ OF CITY PROPERTY, TH1
COLLECTION i OF RENTS AND TH1
CARE ' OF ESTATES. ; . -; .r v-- '
I DONT SPECULATE.
Changes ocour in thte Bulletin verery
v- i. FOR .SALE.
' 1 CITT. " &
. . A TRJACT'oF 6 ACRES wth small benise
and stable, .1 acres of rdoh truck land,
90utheast; exposuire; runtntog- water; 1
miles: from ' Ashievillie postofllce on Trolljey
llne...:. Only ?900..-;-; ..; . .-.-. ;vv ,-: . ;:-
V. "A ; NEW HOUSE :.of;-9 " roome,; hotfand
cold water, hath, ete. Offered at a barsaln.
A FIRST CLASS residence of 12 rooms,
out buildings, ample grounds;' southern ex
posure. ; X . :( ; v: Priee $7,00).
NICE NEW HOUSE, 7 rooms; modera
conveniences. - . - -p r Price $2,700.
-,r;"';A:5 FINE NEW RESIDENCE of S
rooms, modern convences. Price 4,250.
U.y : OTHER TOWNS. ;-,-; : .-'':
' The finest ahd; most desirable city res
idence ia South Carolina' ' Built in' 1892.
Eyery appointment for onvenience and
CQmfort Five acres of grounds. ; Price
less than . cost or intrinsic rvalue. Terms
to suit convenience of purchaser. -.
STORE. HOUSE IN , BREVARD. ' The
best in town. - . ,:Zz? . ': -jM -'
A?; RESIDENCE? IN HENDERSON"
VILLE.,
, COUNTRY. ; v
'A FARM of over one hundred acres fa&h
ry improved, Frenoh Broad river bottom.
A large nice residence, two large substan
tial barns and numerous " oUt-bulidlngs.'
I14 miles from railroad station. - Offered
at a bargain, easy terms. . " - . ;
: A FARM of 42 acres,: river bottoms with
residence, log house style,- of 5 large rooms
besides bath room, kitchen store room, etc.
1 miles from railroad station. The res
idence also for rent - 1
15 ACRES, mile from Sulphur Springs.
House of 5 rooms.' Orchard of , apples,
peaches and cherries. For cash, $S50. '
' iFARM on Gash's creek, 6 ': miles : from
AsheviZlie, 140 acres, 12 acres creek bottom.
well watered. 1 Offered at a bargain
FORrRENT.
A STORE HOUSE in - northern v part of
town, 18.00 per month. - - .
'A, HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS tln nice repair,
bath room;- hot and' cold water.- Northern
part 01 caicy on car lime. Kent, 15.00. - :
SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS In the old Club
House, 94 South Main street. ' " '
' A: SUITE OF : FIVE ,ROOMS,-. newly and.
nicely furnished, fw light- housekeeplnig.i
"A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS Dor (light
housekeeping, nicely rurnlahed. 1 ' -
THE STORE soon to be vacated y W. 0.
Carmichael, Druggist on East, aide South
Main St z- near Square. 'f-. ' - " 1 ' ' '
A FURNISHED : COUNTRY HOUSE.
Eight rooms -v- besides' kitchen,1 servants
room; bath room and dressing room. ' Largs
rich garden and asparagus and strawberry
beds, : One and one-quarter .miles from
railroad station., ' . t . -i h .
. - W ,s -Rent only 40 per snonth.
C AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, ' elegantly
furnished, well located, r. Rent moderate.
A FURNISHED HOUSE of St rooms on
best part of Bailey, street v . r -JJ-
, .; A FURNISHED HOUSE ' on . Chestnut
street north side; 9 rooms, aH'but: two
furnished. e I , - Rent 235.
IN TRYON. House 8 rooms, furnace
heat. Furnished 335, unfurnished 218.
FURNISHED . APARTMENTS M first
class private house. , - ;
Call for "Glimpses of a Land of : Beau
ty: Illustrated . pamphletr free. j - - -
. : f ...:
i Before t seeing, the' Improved
Remington: 1 i'ltwillrgive jou
better ' satisfaction - than rany j
' L. C. DEAL', Correspondent, -
, ; ; . : 1 Tf. T. Te7. Office, :; . " -;
ASHEYlLLEy il. C
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t. 4 i . o ravonie jzemedy is
what you need.. It will, cure ya surely if you do not
delay too long in taking it 1 Kidney diseases are dan
, gerous, and should hot be neglected a single moment ' "
P. C KirF;of,Union;,N,.y.,:k prom-'
the G. A. R., says:" I was tronhl
- wun my jsjoueys and Urinary Organs and
" 8iiEered-great annoyance day' andnight -bur
since using Dr.; David Kennedy's
; T-r-1 - - -
;.jfayonte Kemedy I ; have , greatly, im
proyed, .nd that dreadful burning sensa-
j tion has entirely" gone. ' , I had on.my-lip
what was called a pipe cancer, which spread"
'most. acrbssmy. lip, and was exceedinir
. painful; ftow that- is rostVwelLiI'alu-WWe''
heart trouble so that it was difficult to work ; ; that is
" a-great deal; better. I have' gaiped nine pounds -
' ' since t commenced taking the' Favorite Remedy:
; ,jjic.ty ,wucuicu in eyery way,' and cannot
praise it too much." I 1 : . '"V
. Favorite Remedy is a specific for Kidney,
I Liver and Urinary troubles. In Rheumatism,' Neu-'
ralgia, Dyspepsia, and Skin and Blood Diseases.' it .
offer being genuine, and should write at
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Wm Beaatlful Woibb
f TO THEIR LESS FORTUNATE SISTERS $
A SURE ROAD TO BEAUTY '
The Misses Bell, ef No. 78 Fifth ATeTme.-Nfiw
t iojtk,? nowoner tne puDiic generally the 7
1 used successfully in personal treatment:. -
vuuiDiexion xonio wnio.n tnev nave sn inntr
TOE HISSES BELL'S
I Complexion Tonic
oas aimosc unmeaiaie enecc in clearing and
brightenine the skin. It is nnta nmiitip ns
1 it does not cover ur the blemishes as tmwrtors
7'iuiu iwsuua uuv is a coioriess iiquia mac, -
Jl i. J a. J . . . .- ...2
- wueu appuea 10 ue ekiii, aoes not snow.' I
a Tiatf
excessive oihness or: rednesa in the in. its
I use is so simple that a child can follow direc- 1
tions- and get the best result. '-The Misses S
I jjeu nave placed tne price ox their wonderful
Complexion Tonic at $1.00 per bottle, which
z smncienG to clear .tne ordinary
skin.
OKE BOTTLE COSTS YOUKOTKIKG
I if the effect is not exactly as claimed, so that I
f you take no risk in sending for it. . . - s t
i.nepnce,i.oo, places it within the reach
Of all. It will absolntelv clear a nnnr. mm-
plexion and beautify a good one. This gen-
I--, erousoner saouia oe acceptea Dy an. ; v.
Ladles can address The Misses Bell on all
matters Of the complexion arjd-hvfiriene In the
flptest confldencev and satisfactory advice
men prompuy wiuious cuarge. jin
Interesting pamphlet will be sent upon re
; ceiptof stamp. . : v "--'' -sv :
v Address all communications and send all
orders to TAe Misses Bell, or
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been established by 21
years ; of fair dealing.
In buying a, I ,
Hartfora nr
Vedette
.jrou. know your bicycle
is all that is claimed for
.'POPE MFG C0., ;
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f v s i 4 -; 'r-
If Col ombias are not properly j
represented in jonr vicinity,' let 1
us know.:
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;s v We can;riot- compelLpeoi, ,
pie to tradefwith us. We '
T O would. like to babIetor"--
! do so, no -doubt, but we
' ' 'V ( I cant. . Therefore we ask I . ;
v" I ! yoti voluntarily ,come'
V-and see us. '-"We sell only
- ! for cash and will sell you . --
Groceries as cheap as any o - . "s
- i, n stare town. .Come and J
( seeus.-' T- "O ..V
V V j I BOTD & RATCLIFF, ; -
r J 1 . 62 Woodfin St:f ', .
Vij! Asheville, ,N. C.
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f- ons ana ioreign aiimgs ana aissoives entirely4
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