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GERMANY RULES
V
e f-ncy The fin3t w fa oce. prohibiting, under severe pendt
fee?Pilsacih.. a gen ie- ilea, u rurtice of hypnotism, meamer
J5-Inch. -lunurwoted from ism, or any other psychic force: also a'
thLGTn'U1 CiVllv magl ?fJl . bin squiring- candidates for Judge of all
the sk of ooeag the routine of PresI ' co. inferior to the state supVeme
ucwwax work aad.o. vetaoiisam lua y court; to appeat-i before th
TTaQ fka T1anri A-f Qsmnii I Dreceuan jl- Wlenl had- d.ue cb;..t, demonstrate itheir QuaBfications.
naS :tne XSiana . 0 - aamoai Vhe .r for whIeH be baen latruc- aoid receive a srvui iflX!:
r j ' .r vae nMne can appear on. the omdai bal-
:' , "wwaui-i -wiui iut; wtiy. Jtuere lot. - lue member who Introduced the
vas, also indignation anicaig tthe white , hyptnettem bill says he attended a hyp
resiaenu cf Apia tther thun the German noHe entertaSnTrnt rimtv - ni i..
communicy of Matafele Publite meetings clared the mfesr made a. mbnkpv f
mm. " . - -V -- " ---v- " -1 V - ci . - 1 - -v i- - . . ,f . - T' LOFn - Ji 9 i - m . - T . "
KMit- nnntinn in mtv roaf w,M llacTitiA 'I'thtv 1 I .urJ I J,.- greatly 10 me aisgusc pi mm.
r ---.w., vvii viuo;uyiu ltoyiiv itiui; uqu uir4i uerman officialdom, which was imposent
. . lueu the storm. The .public had
PEOPLE'S
NOW OPEN TO 5ME PUBLIC. t
REAVODELED AIID REFUINISMED.
Table first-class; hot and cold bathsj steam faieat; splendid!
vipws from balconies.
depot to hotel ten ace; three blocks fiom Court i?quare. Up-tc-date
eorvice, free billiards, RATES MODERATE.
SAMUEL. H. REED, Prop., Asheyllle9 N. C.
Under Full Control;
FAMILY MOSEL. 62 HAYWOGD ST,
bhanees proprietors January 1. Now under Northern nun-
aeement. "Very sick people and children-ndt desired.
United States.
-
President of trie Islands ana Half the
Common Council are Germans.
j.ne .puDiic naa irr nr miiTrn
i some aufiMTi r.n iv - t wanid tm I Irr IIP I III 1 1 r 1 1 N I A I rS ,
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table.
premises
Wields such Power that bhoild He
D. sire He Could jDlo$e United
States Coaling biaiiou-
Once upon a tixne there was in Wash
ington a motit minor official Who de-
tinrnnPp heat hot bathw and modern conveniences. Good I bribed himself a "a, bigger man than
r Ul Udoc "t , Gramt ' MakiTie- trie necessary al-
Clean rooms. xa-UlC uuaiuciB wacu, xa.jjpijr iiic
von Pilsach inrpreted the treaty as he
'is ac-ing; it wanted o know by what
tuizicrity r.he public funds were sent
thousands of miles away from. Apia
ce aepcs.ted in bunk in Sydney; -it want
ed to be as3ured' thtit the funds of thej
overn.meDt were not, used In. the puT-i
, ukmc ui ,. neApia newspaper, wnicn
fnorn a sate of wholesome criticism had
'gone over to the most abjeot adulation.
The best way out of the mess was (adopt
ed; Germany withdrew Fiherr Senfft
von Pilsach.
- bcamidt-Dargtiz seemed tlo prom
CONSUL IS III DANGER
Filipinos Angered by His Ac iTity,
S it Brought against Him
f r Eevenge.
COLUMN.
UTSOJBIXAXXOirS.
LOST. A five-dollar bill between Court
square and 117 Haywood street Find
er please reft.urn tt Ball & Shepard, 6
Pattern, avenue.
WANTED To rent a "New Home"
ewing machine. Address "C" care of
Gazette.
WANTED. To rent a typewriter for
several months; caH at Gazette offlc.
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Oak Hall,
The finest equipped Hotel in the South, is situated at
On tuc southern slope of the Blue Fidge mountains, where
fogs are seldom seen, and, without doutt the best
winter cliii ate in western North Carolina,
For further particulars apply to
JOSEPH HELLEN & SON.,
Proprs. Oak Hall, Tryon,jN. C,
THE BLOCKER HOME,
O. H. BLOCKER, Proprietor.
Good Board $5 per week; $1.50 per day. OIOD IFOUEoT TST O
Do you want a summer and winter bom e to the Land of the Sky? Cool in sum
mer and mountain-locked 4b the north with southern exposure for winter. Fine
water dry air, 2,800 to 3,000 elevation. Now is the time, while property m low.
ISTia Smb. Double daily trains on through Southern Railway .
ful scenery an-d the finest high altitude winter country in the world, attracting
attention the world oyer.
urYTiri CI PMINQ t Manon, JN
1 u I 11 I uu-mii
GKUBER CONCERT CO., Proprietors.
m: T
1 ,flT-
76 HATWOPP ST.
)0,
jjjuSer neiw management. f
Qtoroughly renovated, centrally loeat
All convenleaces. Terms reasom-
qOSlSPH McGARRY.
THE GROVE HOUSE,
MRS. KOPPELBEROBR.
H Grove street. AahevUle. N C
Hoom nicely papered aad rurntoM
throughout.! Halls well hted
Batha hot and cold water. Modern
ewrlencea. Near rtreet car Hne.
KENILWORTH PARK "
One mile from the court bouse; three
zilnutes' walk from Blltmore car line,
one of the healthiest ln Aehe
vm. New house, with Jtle
Sounds; open Area; every home com
fort; No advanced tuberculosis pa
tients taken. - M
Flret class board for only 15.00
t.et per week.
Mrs. A. Z. Cooley.
PRTVATB BOARD,
House In suburbs In large shadj
rove, rood table with abundanceol
gSto milk, butter, eggs, eta Mil
horn court house on electric ir Une
SSephone 29S. Rates low. nkcjmattos
at Wen. 3. M. Ray's, on LooratMoun
ear line or at Ray'g bookstore.
New England Hon
Furnished r"om, Hb
without hoard.
102 Patton Avenue.
ie.
or
Sunset Glen.
On Sunset drive, above Wlnyah Sanita
rium, one mile from sauare.
A riheerful home for fiealth or rest
seekers. New house, all modern conven
enoes. Fumnace heat, and electric bella
in each room. Broad varan das. Finest
view and healthiest location in Asheville.
Table and cooking unsurpassed. Tele
phone and mail dlellvery.
and
TO VISITORS- ,
An-v mi atAtminjr in town who would
- . . a rtn .i ni m til flnit
oze private jeeeoiup ut txu4
mm excellent opportunity to study wltl
Um& Heutte, who has a numlberof pu
bCLi at the hotels and in town. She Is a
t.iin mnA r terms are very mod
Annmi 41 uroaa sxreex.
Educate Your Bowel With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10o,25cT It a C. C. fail, drnggistsref und money.
I will Dye this Year as
well as I Dved in the
Old Year.
T ftvm IsLASem arul cents Clothes, tip,
-nlnmaa. feathers, hat, etc. chenile cuT-
dalns, rugs, robes, all kinds of furs.
t .uon ionic' nmri . eents' clothes by
chemical process, which does not shrink
or damage the gooas.
t ltot. ond -PflTWLlr ladies' and gents
T-Tv.n oism fura such as beaver,
seal, etc. All work guaranteed.
One way express wlU be paid on
I have also at my store at Court
place s lew head mounted rugs for
sale at a low figure, as wolf, fox,, leop
ard, wild cat, etc One way express.
E5 South Main street , and t. Nov 1 Bast
Court square. . , ;
all
Carl
Sblraltz
PrActicaIi Dyer and
Chemical Cleaner, .
KR 8. Main Str : ' Photie 206.
TUB ASHEVILLE LUNCEI COUNTER
Affi 28 1-2 siautth MafetCtobe
bought reasonable. . ': v
Makes linen look good as newElaatlo
old Grant.
lowataces for the tropical atnd monarch-
dal surroundings that plhrase describes
the position of the preeddenit of the
municipality of Apia, the present hold
er of whidh omoe4r. Raffel, is asserting
Germany's Mwer in Samoa. The king
lived in a three roomed cottage' which
the United States gave him. The presi
dent lives in a handsome house. When
the president orders a tin of biscuits
the traders axe glad to charge it and
present .tlbe account at the end of the
quarter. There is a law of the kingdom
that no store may extend credit to the
bine except on an order countersigned
by the president or the collector of
customs. The king's ags are S43.C0
a month. The president's salary of
$5,000 a year is a fixed charge upon the
government assets, and must be paid
before the pittance is set aside for roy
alty. The president exists by virtue of the
Berlin act. In fact everything in Sa
moa is constituted by that document
with the exception of the three consuls
and the rebels. Three presidents, all
Germans, have held the office. The
courtly Freiherr Senfft von Pilsach,
the bumptuous Schmidt and the learn
ed and scholarly Dr. Raffel have con
sistently made the Samoan king and
the Samoan government Jeel the force
of Germany's hand. The Berlin act
does not provide for amy such thing as
that. It is expressly designed to secure
the autonomy of Samoa, But in prac
tice tlhereis far less concern as to what
the treaty provides than as to what it
can be mode to mean. In general fit
it has been easy- to warp the treaty by
local 'interpretations, because. Great
Britain has not cared much for Sa
moa and the United States less. Ever
since Samoa has found a place in his
tory titoere has always been come one
there to -remind Samoans of the might
xst Germany. It began with Theodore
nicago, Jan. ZD. A special to the
Jtteccra from Hong Rong is as follows
j 'ine sun. recently brougnt rnJnt
RounsevMe Wildman, the United States
consul general, by fine BMMnino 1
ise well, for a German when he was ap-i'the recovery of ithe surrt of $47,000
oinud r sident. It whs a hopeful novi claimed to have been denosited in hfa
elty, this of appointing am official who! care is felt here to be simply an act of
' experienced in Samoan affairs: foT';revenge. The junta' has long been
:ne new President had been German vice illegal exportation of arms to Manilla
consul at Apia, knew the people and1 smarting over Wildman's aolivity
whs .an excellent Siamoan scholar.. The in suppressing illegal exrortat ion
indignation died out, "line public meetings of (arms 4o Manillii Ardl its
ceased to be held, cdttzens n'o longer -action in the supreme, court is
went from public house to public house ' bel-ieved to be the result. Within the
along the beach with drafts off a new: last month the consul general has pre
constitution which was to bring peaioe I vented the exportation of arms valued
to Samoa. By common, yet unspoken; j at $1,000,000, Mexican,
consent botih, Samoans and white people That the suit was brought for politi
watched the turn of the event, 11 dispos-( ):al effect is thought here to be suffi-
fnsPn it n-i, V. .'rr s"UA' a.Aniiainifnta o f I Afl't I r TXToAi i,n n iQit orl Vvr ifriA fiar H-Viar
fair show. Yet Schmidt, proved imprac- Bray, the nolitical agent of the FiliDino
tioable. German officials are nowhere! junta, contrary to custom, had ' notice
famovs for suavitv of manner, and of the bringing of the action inserted in
MISS NORA WARE-LPiantst
teacher In stringed Instruments, 12
Vance street.
SOUVENIRS And oil kinds of fancy
paintings made to order. Pupils In
crayon drawing and oil solicited.
Miss Minnie T. Deaver, 25 Pine
street, Asheville. tf
ROBERT BROUN City surveyor and
engineer, omce Ially Gasette; resi
dence, 55 Victoria avenue.
Schmidt had a few personal traits which
put a most acute accent on his offici'al
bearing. in his relations with the Sa
mdan government he wa3 so complete a
failure that King Malietoa appealed to
the 'tihe rowers for the removal of the
President. With the white De'oole he
met with no betiter success. Keeping a
(tight g-rip orn his German miajority, he
forced the obnoxious measures Hihirough
the municipal counicil and shut off the
debase of the heirless non-German mi
niority, denying them even- the scanty
privilege of emnff on redord with rea:
so1-.? for itheir dissent. " Thereupon the
minority members of the council resign
ed. Tti? President refused to issue the
call for an erctioni on itfyB ground that
members once elected must sta(y 'isa of
fice until the exolralion of their terms.
When he was forced out of tlhis position
he did qii in nis ofiwer fo hinder the
electl lon of ecodi men. Then he attempt
ed to irir0(3UCe German as the official
language. 'EniRliish Ihiaving always been
used previously. This created mlore stir
whii'ch made work forYhe ,cKmsuls, and
went -as far as Washington, London, and
Berlin. With all this he might ihave been
yet in office tout for a peculiar blunder,
The TPla.t'ir-ns became strained! between
himself omd the German consul. Wha
irer'resenrations the two officials matdie to
th.e arthrri:tivp-a In Berlin! can! not be
known: t.hp, result wa-3' that Piresiden
SohTnjrit-"nareitr -nesigned and left with
much haste, and the consul was promot
ed to be a consul general.
In nicking- its candidate for its third
successive nomination; to tne tamioan
PrexJency Germany chose- Dr. Joannesf
Raffel, the district ju-dlge at Dar es'Sa
lam, in the German aslt AiMc&n -colony.
The choice' was significant; it indicated
that Germiany Mad tested the indifference
of the other powers and Quad ventured
to put Samoan affairs into the hands of
one of its ctolonial officials. It is onry
nbliticallv thkt Dr. Raffel is a dlangerous
factor; personaly he is all that could be
desired. lEducatfon has put a fine polish
J- J. TTrUAM V n A.rcf O T
on '.inn-aire rennem w.. w ueu " - :
rived at Apia !he was almost imdepend--;
he was inclined to be sociable, mat
the local papers before the cause lhad
been heard in the chambers. He also
gave the same story to the Associated
Press tor transmission1 to fine United
States, conveying the! impression that
Wildman' had been treasurer of the in
suTgent fund.
Wildman has been warned manv
time3 within the last fortnight that he
will be killed if he persists in prevent
ing the exportation! of arms. Anony
mious letters to that effect are received
dtaiily, and he is warned, too, that the
orly alternative if he wishes to save his
life is to resign
FOR AN ARMY POST AT RALEIGH
HOARD ASHBV1LI.K.
BOARDERS WANTED. At the Tuxe
ao, 76 Haywood Street; several sunny
rooms vacant; good table; reasonabl
termls. 296-6
BOARDING Private ktnily near
square; terms reasonable. Mrs. I V.
(fole, 69 Spruce street. 140-tf
WANTED. A troroue-hlv furn'shd pn
up-to-date fiat of at least five room
and bath, or small house. Address C
Gazette. 296 3t
TO LOAN On improved city property
$500 to 5800. Address with description
of property box 200 postoffice.
Bill Introduced by Senator Pritchard
Yesterday.
Special to the Gazette.
Washington, Jam. 21. Senator Pritch
ard today Introduced a bill appropriat
ing $100,000 for the establishment of
an army post at Raleigh. W A. H.
WANTED Party who is going to Cal-i-iforniiai
would vike to carry a sjde line
tor responsible house. Address J
Gazetije.
WANTED A young white girl, eleven
or twelve years old, to help take care
of a baby and make herself generally
. useful. No hard work. Address, H. T.
Gazette office.
Weber, that truly wonderful organizer, if they p EOt !tfcetn, a rule -they do not
who not only created a monopoly of the
HILllOE COTTAGE.
Corner Sunset drive and Baird street.
Northern cooking, spring water, fine
views, broad veranda, near car line.
MISSES DOUGHTY,
Asheville, N. C.
M. El lick,
PRACTICAL FURRIER.
All kinds of fur work for ladies and
gentlemen made to order. Old fur gar
ments worked over in tbe latest style,
such as Seal, Martin,Beaver, Musk Kat,
Arimin. AH kinds of iur re-ayea oiack
and brown colors.
A fine Overcoat made of Bear Skin
suitable for conductor or motorman
also a fine Deer Bug for sale.
Office at Oestreicher's.
FEED AND
SALE
STABLES
A Full Lin of Firet claw Livery.
Rubber TirM Buggies.
Riding: Iiessop.s Given.
Prompt Attention Paid to"
all
Orders."
Open. -Dkyaad Night:
C. C; UILLABD, Prop.
Phone 180 27 Haywood St
Ifackler. editor of the Mi-
canopy (Pla.) Hustler, with his wife and
children; sufferedvterribly irom lagrdppe.
One M!hiute Cough Cmre' waa Ithe only
remedy (that helped itnem. 11 V
a nnnsTiirla olf others- use : this Tern
mfma flor la sTippe,; and its
i. naUn alter effedts. Never , fails
Paragon pharmacy.-" ,''.v.
. jf Tjunitnmi - Jfltwev tasiS Leather
thV a. A- Hears 'and Sons'
WHAT IS A PICTURE PLAY?
A picture play, the invention cif Mr
Alexander Black iof New York, has been
called, "An Authiors Reading, IllustraJt
ea, a fetory :n fictures anxl many
other (things.- A story illustrated from
real life, with lLvin people amKil real
back grounds "f city, country and sea
side, is . pres.- rj&& with an improved
form of sfberoo "tioctni on a whilte sheet,
Mr. Black te-l'-lng the story and giving
the vtocai impe!non?tion of the charac
ters in the -dark. The pictures dissolve',
rapidly and approximate the effects of1
reiaTJ life. Afterl -Listening- 'to Mr.
Black's rendition of "Miss Jerry" Wil
liam Dean Howells writes:
MI like your! story and the whole
contrlivanf e of the entertainment. The
inven tion is novel and agreeable, and de-
liloyitf-fn-lilv sniirri'H'ai.Tiio' Von Havo srurk
ent: he was inclined to ne sociaoie. x , A :
SW rl.lv on the beach.- Germans boldly tail life in your story and you have
are, oblige to observe toward German of-, gcta rreeh note rrom it. :
i&laott offl- Mr. Black will present "Miss Jerry"
:ZLm nihhom rvnie aire not 'at the Grand! on Januainy 31.
obliged" to copy the German laittitude, but
WANTED Position as traveling com
panion to Texa3 or California. Ad
dress T, Gazette.
WANTED Position as stationary en
gineer or fireman; six years expe
rience; best of references. Address
P. M., Gazette" office.
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FOR RE NT Nicely furnished, large
room with heat, light and bath; omy
$8.00 per month. Special to a refined,
quiet couple an good health. 167 Pat
ton avenue. 301-2t
SouUh Sea Island trade for the Firma
Godeffroy, but also found time to cre
ate an empire Which has always just
eluded the German grasp, the man
who1 lis really responsible for the Ger
man colonial policy. He and hfe suc
cessors tried in every way to give Sa
moa to Germany. The treaty changed
all that on. the face of it. Nevertheless
German influence is maintained at top
notch. That is tihe real duty of the
president. His hand, bearing always
eavy on the native government, must
teach the unvarying 'lesson that Ger-
many means power.
The Berlin act which constituted the
presidency has defined also the duties
f the president. As there is a double
system' f admiin'tetration in Samoa, one
for the white residents and another ior
the native population, so is there a di
vision in the presidential duties. Upon
the white residents of Apia he bears aa
presiding officer of the municipal coun
cil, elected "by the white people of all
nafcionaMties who have qualified by a
residence of six months in the munici
pality. He is in effect a sort of may
or. The municipality has been gerry
mandered Into two wards In such a
manner as to secure the election of nev
er fewer than three German councillors
out of the six provided by lawv With
the president a German the municipal
council all ways has a majority of rep
resentation against all other nationalit
ies, no mmn advantage in Itself. Upon
the royal government of . the Samoans
he exercises a dominant sway 'through
being receiver and custodian of the rev
enues. But the presidents have not
rested content: with what , the law has
given. There is a peculiarity, about the
Berlin act. Alongside of the most pos-
itive definition of powers and functions
if - includes a parallel series of vague
and : general statements which might
bear almost any meaning. It has been
within the power of a German policy
working steadily - and consistently In
Samoam affairs to place ,tupon tthese
vasrue and general statements a con
struction ever favorable;' the tighten
ing of Uhe German grasp upon the king
dom. ':Z It & was on account -of the possi
biliities of pvv .preeenitedby the of
flee that ; Germany obtained from , the
other powers the privilege of naming
....
the president.- ,
find themselves admitted to the company
of the offii:iials. When Dr. Raffel first
name he made acquaintance an am y
xiiitvi ovo.rvT-iin.dv and seemedi to .think
that he could discuss public affairs in-
fW-TTWilv with the crtizenl eaus
slender Mulivai stream who migQttheh
American or English, just as ne couia
lalk over the same topics weat or mai
stream in Matafeie, wnra i
Acttu'ally he spokei disrespectruiiy m
tlhiose flmt days of 'the President's, dwell
ing. He said it was too rar rrom every-
bodv, tli-it it had no sneiter, ama-L
rw-Pie wind blew a gaie ijuoush u
raiy long, 'that he woura JiKe uve
he -cither end of town n a mouse iwtwcn
the Prlth and American wwuiao.
This ted for days while Apia wonder
ed. Then -the Pre'ideno siaw a
lie-ht atnffl went prommivi on w
,n, "hi .Tcenes30TS IhlJKl liveu. w
some way he acquired a fund of infor-
AT THE CHURCHES.
FOR RENT New, well equipped, first
class bakery in town of 7,500 popula
tion; no bakery; good opening. Apply
to Lock Box No. 44, Concord, N. C. It
FOR RENT Large snug rooms in new
home. Centrally OdJated. P. O. BOX
381. 298-&t
FOR RENT One pleasant furnished
room, suliltlable iflar one or two persons.
Use of 'phone. 37 North French
Broad avenue. 298-tf
Firtt Baptibt Services at 11 a. m. and
at 7 30 d. m. Preaching at both hours;
Jh.'J !FOR RENT-Unfurnished, elegant
Growth." Subject of the evening termon,
"Eesau's Insane Bargain," or "The Great
est Folly in the World" a sermon to
young peoples
Central Method tet Dr. C. W. Byrd,
pastor Services at 11 a m. and 7:30
p. m.
French Broadj
Durham, pastor,
and; 7:30 p. m.
BapJtSist Rev. C. H.
Services at 11 am.
Wt3nd BaptiBlt Rev. A. E. Brown,
paaaor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:20
in the evening.
Haywocld Street M. B. Rev. H. L. At-
fiat
4 rooms and bath. Modern improve
ments. Very pleasant. Also furnish
ed cottage, 7 rooms and bath, for six
months or longer. Call or address E.
G. Ketchum, 90 Cumberland avenue.
297-6t
FOR RENT Pleasant single or double
furnished rooms, with board, 55 Col
lege street. 295-6t
FOR RENT One large store room un
der Asheville hotel. Apply to A. D.
Cooper- 292-lm
, T o rt iff oTen t man' iaywoaa street jml. jw. roe v. n. u. ai-
maiMion which made nim a ara 1 llia v. oprvj. M ! 11 a. m. and
avi. n v,o m,-made acoviaiinted wi h. K3S, paetor. fcervipeB l ii a. m. ana
the fnrt Grnt 'in Samoa the Germ em
Ki
te tthie veriest dfai f
-"e extends
life.
It -results from .all th!s that Germ;anv
governs Samoa through two offiK
while its assoel-ote flwen have one re
spectively each. In: Pctice the sys em
works smwlly. Suppose the Germans
txri the heirh- see a chance for eome re,
uMlton which wril restrict others more
than themselves. The) if
-con earned! to the President with em m-
tlmatibn -as to what .toe 13 expeuu-
The German ma-JorWr m ine "TJfZL
i onv art f reguilatio
ctr ordinance which comes ajgwith the
official recommnatlon.
si u,o nmnnsed ordinance
i-- KAoriVnfl three consuls i
oomes oeiwe " il i.,-. flaw
for review. If approved It beewnes tow,
ff disapproved, it may be .Tf-.0
Mbly 'amended and again erit w, or
mar be sefrih to tttnel
7:15 p. m. t
Subject in the morning, "The Divina
Road to Greatnes3," Matt. 18:4 and Mark
10:43-44. Evening subject, "Mose In
viting Hobah to Canaan," Num. 10:29.
FOR RENT At the low rate of 12 per
month; residence, on Blanton street;
8 rooms-; large lot B. Coffin, Corner
Haywood and West College streets. "
191-tf.
North Asheville M. E. Rev. E. L..
Bain, castor. Services at 10:30 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. '
Flret PtresbyierSan Dr. R. F. Camp
bell, pastor. Service at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p-. m ,
St Paul's Lutae-ran Sunday school at
10 a. m- Preaching at 11 am. Services
at Y. M. C. A. parlora. C. Brown Cox,
paaaor.
FOR RENT Newly papered nine-room
house, with stable, on Pen land street
AlTO several offioee on second floor of
Gazetlte building. Mrs. C. B. Alvey
corner of College and Vance street.
272-lm
FOR RENT Bed room in Henry
block. Apply to C. S. Cooper, 39 South
Main street. 248-tf
FOR RENT Front room, first floor,
furnished or unfurnished. 38 Pen
land street.
FOK SALE.
The rearular weekly meeting 4n Gospel FOR SAjLE Quaker Bath Oab'toet, for
Chiaoer. 20 Vance street, has been
changed from Tuesday tt Monday at
3:30 p. m. We invite all Christians and
those who desBre a better irxe to come
German measure is by this yd nancl worship with us. J. Cadwallader
i... rr-n. rmgn President sees is, . .
thtough the municipal nci-the Ger
manoneul takes charge of when it
noTiAiilai boaro. ine
President ie sure of mlj&lVZ a?,l Seat. free.
. i-.K.rt.Trt n i r, l . lax - -
In charge.
Chrisftftan Science Pythian hlanil, 35-37
Soufch Main street- Setrvaceto alt 11a.m.
measures, dux it TiiiiJJ bu xj-x js axv
St. Lawrence'sr-Falther Matlom,
osr. Mass at 11 a. m.
pas-
TCPIPH,
smoothed tfnSteS m
lslaiUoin.which oe not suit German
policy. , , Ari,. rights " to
un napein w i
equip, the Axciozm. cpaJirf i Tnajty dhfurch Rlev. McNeely DuBose
Paoro-piaeo are perfect. . "Jr?1, Wtm. HoBv oommumiion, 8 a. m.. Mom-
aside for . all Ittfme iforthje mw"" waier( 11 a. m. Sunday school, 3:45
vy and P "m- Evening prayer, 4:30.
neaira.nn oaT)er. inAJie -"lvi, ti...
iiact la inl the power or tne ' (,';. gt: Matthias'-Rev. Henry S. McDuf-
President of the as to fey. priest in charge. Matins and eer
" ... vt- imiflnence
cloe the 'bay of Pa SS it
that" nothing hut warships can claw, it
opea. N. "yp. Sun. . . :-
SOME FREAK BILLS .-Sr
INTRODUCED IN KANSAS
One to Prevent Hjrpnotism and the
Other to Hake Judges Pass an,
'" Examination. -
mon. xx
mon, 4 p.
a m.
m.
; All Souls' Blltmore. Rev. R. R.
Swope, D. D., recttor. - Servioes at 11 a.
m. and 5 p. m. ATl'aeats are free and
the public to coiidia5ylnvflted to attend
the jKlrvice.
Bears tho
Tbpekav' Kan. Jan. ' 21. Among the j Beware of lmltaitlons. - Use
Tbi Ihi Yos Kan Always Bssgtf
It never: pticks to the -trons Elastic
Elastic
. See what manner
or men Germany bas freak hills Introduced la Ithe legislature ttarch.
Turkish and Russian baths, to be tak
en in your room. Price $5. The lat
est and best. A boon to mankind, for
full partiicukLro and examination of
cabinet, address Miss Sutfon, 243 Hay
wood street 282-3m
RUBBER STAMP OUTFIT WILL BE
old cheap. T. K. Davis, care Reg
ister office. ,
SHAMPOOING
. Mrs. Morrison, Is prepared to viefit la
uSics at their residences and do this work
at a moderate price. Orders-may be left
ami information obtained at Ray's Book
Stone, Court Square, Asheville, N. C.
" Masses' Jersey Leggings, size 8 to 11
75c Q. A. Mears and Sons' Shoe Store
Paul Perry, of Columbus, Gi, suffer
ed agony for thirty., years, and then
cured his piles by using De Witt's Witch
Hazel Salve. It healatojur!e3 and skin
diseases Hke magic Paragon pharmacy.
One Minute Cough Cure, cure
- That t4&vbs.1 it vas r;.u2 for.
Food does more harm than good when
not digested. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di
gests ,what you eat.! It prevenlts wast
ing diseases and cures stomach troubles.
It cures indigestion, sour stomach and
belcMngv'ahd allows a womout stomach
rest It acls , inrfantly. Paragm.phar- (
GeSLts woolen,- caahmere - Ana J93 :
tfovea at llesro, .',''
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