THE ASHEVIIXE GAZETTE:. JANUARY, 27, liSc
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In Effect Dec. 5 1398. -
NO TOP TO
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Lt. Newton Ar.- 5:03pm
Lv. Hickory Ar. 4:45pnu
Lt. Marion Ar. 3:28pm
Lt Biltmor Ar. 1:30pm
Ar. Asheville Lv. 1:20pm
Lt. Aaheville Ar. 1:10pm
Lt. Hot Springe Ar. 11 :40am
Morris town Ar. :50am
At. Knoxville Lv. 8:26am
Ar. Chattanooga Lv 4:20am
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MURPHY BRANCH.
No. 7 No. 17
(Central Time.) No, 68 No. 18
- 3:00am 4:00pm
109am 6:25pm
11:20am 5:50pm
1:45am 8:00pm
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"Dally excet Sunday.
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Aslievllle Ar.
Waynes ville Ar.
Balsam at.
Bryson City Lv.
MorDky Lv-
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1:50pm L:41am
12:20pm ll:20m
9:20am I'.Uaa
6:00 a. m.
Iaily except Sunday.
(8LSI7INO C AR SXHVICB.)
Trains 17 and U, and 12 and 18 carry Pullman sleepers between New Tor.
CTsAblnrtom, Asheville, Hot Bprinss, Ckattanoosa and Nashville. Trains I
and 1L and lt and 12, between Jacksonville, Savannah, Colombia, Asheville,
Hot Springs, Knoxville ant Cincinnati.
Trains 15 and IS carry Pullman sleepers between Saliabury, Asheville,
Hot Springs, Nashville, Chattanooga and Memphis. v
Tesetmerwith our e- ellenl equipment and schedules to the
north and east, all rail . throurk Washington, the publics spedvl attea
Hon is called to our rail and water route to tne north ana east Bjut&ern
railway and the Chesapeake line, xms scaeauie allows a aay s stoa-over
- - - . . .a j.. .a eiiA d
at Norrolx, va., asorains an oporLuni l j- to tuh kjio. roun whuots
Monroe), Virginia, I'Vlrginla Beach, New-port News, etc Baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences byhe Asheville Transfer Company, office
'with cdlty ticket office, 60 pattan avenue, AehevUle, Ni C.
ITBANK S. GANNON. - J. 1L CDLP, 1
Third Vice-pres. Jk Gen Mgr irrame Manager,
. Washmgton, D.C Washington, IX C.
.:b. HABDWICK, ft. A. BCTJKBV - ,v - f ,
. . A. Q. P. JL, Atlanta, Qa. passenger Agent,
V. B. TATLOS. y Washington. P. a '
- A -a. P. A LmtfBviUe. Sr. C A. EENCCOTER.
tT. R. DARBY,- A. G. P A., .Cbiattanooga TensL
I. CityPass. and T. Agents T ' ' : ' - V
i I , Asheville, N. C .
Bright Prospects and Plenty
of Cheap Mony Carry
Prices Upward,
INTENSE ACTIVITY III GRAIN
j2tc S5n ztSbCt7
liizm CEIL W. R. 8I.IITH, rmidsjt sf list '
XrZEJXLU. CCLLE6E OF KEJITUCIT UXr.TZSITT
600 pates ChiMreasr Shoes, I to It. At
cost. G. A. Hears aad Cocs. Ekoa
CURES ALL KIDNEY. STOMACtT
ARU LIVER TROUBLES
Bib Advance Y esterday Fol
lowed by another Eise
of 3 cent per Bushel
in May Wheat.
It'sEasy
f to break dow u the bealth by bard
wofk at d neg?ect, but it's just abut
as fasy0 get strong:" ami well again.
Take HnRtet-.t.ji'
- - iivvcAa, auu
NORTH; CAROLINA - CORUHDUW.
CHARLES N. JENKS,- "MININQ 'EN
, GINEJER.
(Member. Ainertcn InaMtute . of Mining
-; ' - Engineers.) 1 r
Specialty Corundum, and- Emery.
I wuuid can, the aiteiitirut n rvo
ties contempiadiig invesiment in cor
PATflPP'U
t . :. , u .ues wnanj
-- .av x ujncpsia, inaigestlOD, urcuau projjtrues, ar o owners of corun
DilUjusniRH ' dum;jmnes. co Jthe fact u t Tiavii
ConstinaHon slOSt tftr R as" a praciloar miner
iipauon, iivo t , O m this field, jUso ia the corundum and
"ci vousiiess or c a i emery emuh and wheel trade, than anv
malaria
gone almost before
you know it
May
Aug.
4f
(
620
623
623
628
616
621
616
C21
PRETTY GIRLS
THE DEVIL'S-AUCTION
Cotton Very
Active at Advancing
Prices-
Manager Yale Tells h w
They are Gathered from
All Quarters of the
Globe.
Charles H. Yate's "Fbrever Devil's
Auction" ha always been noted for its
beautiful women, aiwl 'this year's gather-
By Direct Private Wire to W, P, Hi'1
Broker 48 Pattern Ave.
New York, Jan. 26. Those traders
who looked, for a reaction this morning
were sorely disappointed when London
feiant -in opeciing- at an increase of a ln' e nxaaiagemien.t states, will prove
fraction .higher, and as has been the j exceltion ito the general rule. With
, , . I -tyllis AlleiQL stajtely -and tall, who is
case for a long time past the market ; nilr , . . ' " 18
, A . ! Purely of the Ameracan sityle of beauty:
was ready to respond with good buying . Mayme Mayo, piquant 'and pert, who
orders and from openting to close the . -YQ more the German blue eyes and
! Dionde hair aF the Maj-emertte tvn- "Mii-
trans actions were made at advance . dred HAifun Q wr
have WeauaM fanniHi a.
i a. w a ww i vej a.v a
rjA analyzing and test! corundum and
Sill PTK emery, having special arraiMremeiiiha tor
wviuwvu v i til -iliv IXtDKL CIIUUeiLb llVlJlg
. wvi v u lVUlUg i.m ij .
dum aodemery wheel and grain, manu
racxurera.
a am prepared to inspect and report
upon oruDdum and "emery, propertie
ena proauots: also to render expert ser
vice as a consulting engineer. Terms
moderate. -I
refer by permission o
Gilbert Hart, proprietor Detroit Emery
wurei company, uetroit, Mich.
ine xtampaen Emery and Corundum
icompany, Chester. Mass.
Charles L. Allen, secretary Norton Em
ory Wheel company, Worcester, Mass.
Professor J. A. Holmes, North Caro
lina state geologist, Chapel Hill. N. C. "
Ir. David T. Day, chief United States
geological survey, Washington. D. C.
ProfeseoT William E. Chandler, Ooluni
oia cnooi or mines, JNew xmn city.
x nomas a. 'aison, isaenio jark, or
ange, N. J., and orhers.
European references if desired.
Address 115 Chestnut street, Asheville.
N. C, or 120 Broadway, - New York city,
prices.
The buying wad stimulated by the
bright prospects for the peace treaty.
Metropolitan Traction was the lead
ing f eature, advancing about $12 . a
share and the rest of the list came in
for their share of the advance.
St. Paul and the other grangers were
among the most prominent stocks to
record gainis.
There
""vj' mugsnt do oaKen, lor a jjYench or
Cuban beauity, but who hails from New
York city Another disitinot type is that
Of Mtadge Torrence, a statuesque expon
ent of thei clear complexion amd ross tinit
ed cheeks of old! (Englaind. As for the
! corps de ballett "I (jannot remember,"
' Baid Manager Yale, "when. I have been
j foutunaite enough to get la'prebtier tot of
ItTirls. it is Prance, Ilaly, Poland, Aus-
tria and one even, from Russia." What
! about the American; girl? "Well . you
seldom find American coryphees. Bal
i let dancers ais a class come mostly from
I Euirove.
There aie mo ballet schools in
is still notMng in sight but j 'the strict sense of .the (term in this coun-
prospecrts of advance and on all slight j JJf hn .'Europe, howevefc. each hur&
I City has its regular school. Milan, Italy,
reactions we would advise continued has the largest and best, I believe. The
purchases. girls are sent there by (their parents or
' guardians at an early age, generally at
COTTON The action of the market Ave years old, ithey go through long and
leaves no room for trade to guess con- ST t Sl
"tiack line" of the balleit Of one of the
large theaitre3, and upon their own abil
ity antd hard practice depends their ad
vancement. Rather too slow a process
to suit the average Amenitaan girl, as we
have to depend upon Eurape for our
ballet dancers, who are carefully select
ed by our (European agemt: first as to
'tlheir dancing abiUty and also as to their
youth and good looks.
Source of the Uoir stream.
Investigations by Dr. Linden-Kohl havt
shown that t-e principal source of the gulf
stream is not the Florida channel but the
region, between and beside the. Jslands of
the West Indies. At Binloni ' the voluino
of this warm water Js 60 times as great a?
the combined volume of all the rivers of
the wortd at theik mouths.
ditions. Liverpool; fell in fully with the I
advance of yesterday by opening at an '
advance from 4 to '5 points. This 5n
turn was reflected in our market which
opened in full sympathy and buying
orders flowed In, freely throughout the
entire session. There was at no time
more than slighit) hesitation in prices
up to the last hour of trading when
prices fell off a few points below the
beet of the day.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Chicago, Jan. 26. The strength which
was developed on' the opening of the
grain market this morning was a re
flection of the cables which were up in
full sympathy with the Chicago' close
of the previous day.
The opening was at an advance of
1 cent to 1 1-2 a bushel and throughout
the entire sees ion' there was strong de
mand which carried prices upward 2
cents per bubsel without a single re
action. '
There was throughout a greater dis
play of activity than at any time
since .the great upward movement in
the New York stock market com
menced. We have predicted this upward
movement and trust that our many pa
tncnis have taken full advantage of it
to increase their holdings. From pres
ent indications the market is weH on
the up turn.
No puts and calls today.
m ww vrvRT?- Riwnr TC-srrrrr a nth-tr.
Open High: Dow Clse
Am. Tobacco 147 148 146 146
Am. Sugar K. 132 134 131 132
The Direct Line From Cincinnati
DAYTON,
LIMfi,
VIA
TO
TOLEDO, DETROIT,
Michigan, and Canada Points
5 trains every weekday. 3 trains
on Sunday. Pullman and Wagner
Sleepers on night trains. Vesti
buled Parlor cars on day trains.
CINCINNATI TO CHICACO
4 trains every weekday. 3 trains
on Sunday. Vestibuled1 trains,
Pullman Standard and Compart
ment Sleeping Cars, Parlor Cars,
and Cafe Dining Cars.
180 pairs men's fine congress shoes at
cost, $2.25 to $3.25. G. A. Mears A- Sons
Shoe Store.
11 ILu. jLA JO
THE
AGE
A. T. & S. F. pf. 63 64 63
62
Bait. & Ohio.
Brook. R. T.
Chi. B. & Q.
Ches. & Ohio.
Chi. G. W.
Del. & Hud.
Fed. Steel.
Fed. Steel pf.
Canada So.
Gen. Electric 110
111 Central.
Lou. & Nash.
Manhattan.
Mo. Pacific
Met. Traction
No. Pacific.
55
86
86
73K 74 73 73
91 94 91 92
139 139 13& 188J6
30 31 30 30
18 18Jt 17 17
115 116 115 116
55M 54 54
87 85 86
87 85 86
113M HO 112
120 121 120 120
67K 68 67 67
116 117 116 116
49 49 47H 47
210 220i 210 217
49 61 49 50
No. Pacific, pf. 804 81 79 80K
N. Y.,Cen. 139J 139 137 137
Northwest'rn. 151 151 151 151
Omaha. 93 98 P8 98
Pacific Mail. 50 52J 50 61
People's Gas. 115 117 115 116
Rock Island. 120 1214 119. 120
So. Railway pf. 48 0 48 4P
St. PauL ... 128 130 128M 129
T. C. & I. 44 45 43 45
U. P. pf. 82 83 ; 81 81
West'n Union. 97 97 96 '96
Continental Tobacco pfd. - 76
-- CHICAGO .BOARD OF TRADE.
- , , . Open; High Ijow Clse
May Wheat. 76 -; ; 79;75 77
May Cojm ' 88 89 1 88 88
May Oats. - 28- 29 28 28
May Pork. il05Q;U062 ii?42; ;j.06d
May Xard. 687 697 585 697
May Bibs. 517 7.620? , 516 , "5li
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
-; -Open mgb4' IsriT Clse
March
615 61 09 12
'i housands have tried from time Imme
morial to discover some efficacious remedy
for wrinlrirtj And other knoerfections of
the complexion, but nope had yet suc
ccedod until the Misses Fell, the now fam
ous Complexion Specialists, of 78 Fifth
Avenue, New York ity, offered the pub
lic their wonderful Complexion Tonic.
The reason eo many tailed to make this
discovery before is plain, because they have
not followed the right principle. Balms,
Creams, Lotions, etc., never hare a tonic
he skin, hence the failures. .
The Misses Bell's Complexion Tonic has
a most exhilarating effect upon the cuticle,
absorbing and carrying off all impurities
which the blood by its natural action is
constantly forcing to the. surface of the
slau.. t is to the skin what a vitelizing
tonic is to the blood and nerves, a kind of
new life that immediately exhilarates and
strengthens wherever applied. Its tonic
effect is felt almost immediately, ami it
peedily banishes forever from the skin,
fretrkles, pimples, blackheads, moth
patches, wrinkles, liver spots, roughness,
oiling,- eruptions, and discoloraf'ons of
fi o ler that all may be benefited by
r;- at Discoveryi the Misses Bell wilt
. .: ji t:e present month, sive to all call-
ers-at their parlors one trial bottle of theb
Complexion Tonic absolutely free ; and in
order that those who cannot call or who
lire away from New York may be bene
fited, they will send one bottle to any ad
dresj, all charges prepaid, on the receipt of
25 cents (stamps or silver) to cover cost of .
packing and delivering. The price of this
wonderful tonic is $1.00 per bottle, and
this libera offer should be embraced by all.
The Misses Bell have just published
their new book, Secrets of Beauty,"
This valuable work Is free to all desiring
it. The book treats exhaustiveij f the
importance of a good complexion ; tells
how a woman may acquire beauty and
keep it. Special chapters e the care oi
the hair ; how to have luxuriant growth ;
harmless methods of making the hair pre
serve its natural beauty and color, even to c
advanced age. Also instructiocs how tc 4
banish superfluous hair from the face d
neck and arms without injury to the skin. .
This book will be mailed to any address on
request.
FREE Trial Bottles ot Wonderful Corn. ;
plexion Tonic free at parlors, or 25 cents j
(cost of packing and mailing to those at s
distance.
v' Correspondence cordially solicited. Ad,
THE MISSES BELL, 78 nfth Ave, New York fXy.
Tlie "Mtom Bell's complexion ton'c. eomplexlon soap,
4epCo are Cor sale In this ctty hy W. C CannScteeL - ?
skin
food
and
W.XJk
Cincinnati to Indianapolis
6 trains every weekday.
4 trains on Sunday.
FAST DAILY SERVICE
;- , . xTO -
KANSAS CITY anT the WEST
Daily Pullman and Wagner Sleepers.
parlor uars on day trains.
J. G. MASON, Gen'l Southern Agent.
J. S. LEAHY, Trav. Pass. Agent,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
D. G. EDWARDS, Pass. Traffic Mgr.
ONE
' TRIAL
BOTTLE
THIS OFFER ALMOST SURPASSES BELIEF.
in External Tonic Applied to the
Beautifies it as by Magic.
DISCOVERY Z
A WOMAN WAS THE INVENTOR.
Whh the following Symptoms.
Erilarm Pnt. nf tlim baM j a.1. -
nose, toickening and ulceration of the
lininir mom Kr n a n.tk it a
discharge of uuhealthy mncusand pus
breath taints h.n-k.'n .
i . " r V. "Putorai
ing, noaebleeding, besdacbes, partial
loss of hearing, noises in the head,
deafness and impaired vision,
CAUSED BY
Poisoned Condition o! the Biood
CURED BY '
Botanic Blcod Balm
THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY.
CaJtarrh is dua tn an i
or the blood and Is one of the lnnumer
ous offsprings of blood poison, It may
nave come from a long way back in tbe
wuniiy mscory, out the genenail opinion
among medical men, is tha-D caiCarrh
me onsnoot or poisoned biood, pro
ducing bad breath and the above named
symatxns. Thp fnt i aAmxd k . n
that it is only curable by conatituftonai
uicamieiiu rmtaiuc xsiooa is aim (B. B.
B.) ib as scored some brilliant victories
in the cure of this lftathrvm
ndwhy? Because B. B. B. when tak
en as directed mlixes with the poisons in
tne oiooa wnicn produe cataTrti, so aa
to cause the poison to be expelled from
the blood through the sweat glands and
excretory organs. R. R. Sau liter, Ath
ens, Ga., wroce us not loog ago iht
uo was surprisea 'to observe how agree
able his breath had become since using
umy xnree Dottues oi H B. B. He was
also able to hear better. Mrs. Lulu
tsiaoKs, or AJaibama, wrote us that a
frieWd of hers since lisincr bItt Knfti
B. B. B. thajt 'tie mucus dischargee
which she had through the mouth and
nose had stopped and tfhat she was able
to breathe freely and talk without of
fending any one with her bad breath. A
remaiTKiaDie case is cnat or Mrs. Eliza
beth Knott, of Atlanta, which we nrint
hi full
Diflcharge Copious and Offensive
Entirely Cured by B. B. B
"For four years I have been afflicted
with a very ifcrOublesome naeal ca'tarrh.
bo terrible has its na)ture been that
when I blew my nose small pieces of
bone would frequently come out of my
mouth and nose. The discharge was
copious, and at times- very offensive.
My bllood became eo impure that mv
general heai'tlb was greatly impaired.
with poor appetite, and bad digestion
Numerous medicines were used without
relief, until I began the use of Botanic
Brood Balim B. B. B. and thres bot
tles aotedi admoet like! magic Since its
use, over a year 'ago, not a symptom
has returned and I feel in every way
quite restored In health I am1 an old
citizen of Atlanta; and refer to almost
any one living on Butler street."
MRS. ELIZABETH. KNOTT.
Atlanta, Ga.
Tfce Deaf Hear.
That sounds miraculous, and yet one
may become temporarily deaf on ac
count of catarrhal biood poisoning set
tling in tlhe ear and then find: quick
relief by using B. B. B., Botanic Blood
Balm John W. Weeks, Dejcatur, Ga,,
writes:
"Six months ago I had a pain in my
ear, and in ia few dayd it discharged
matter. Them I grew deaf and could not
hear alt all. I began the use of Botanic
Blood Balm B. B. B. and the running
of my ear scon ceased, and I now hear
while my health is much improved, and
I feel full of gratitude to God and the
proprietors of so good a remedy."
As a blood purifier B. B. B. Botanic
Blioodf Balm has no equal. One bottle
of it contains more curative virtues than
a gallon of the many s called blood
purifiers. Buy the original and te on
the eafe side. Beware of substitute
and insist on having the o'.d reliable B.
B. B. Then you are sure of a cure
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B. ) is a
scientific vegetable compound used by
Tr GiW'im la his private practice for
b:.ood diseases, such as old eores, scrof
ula, boils, blood poison, catarrh, ettr. It
cured so many people that it was put
on the market and is far sale by all
druggists ax. ?1 per large bottle. It has
always enjoyed a large sale because it
Cures ! Cures ! Cures !
even after everything else had been
tried in vain. Book at cures sent free of
charge.
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Under and toy vtrtue of a power of
sale to a deed of trust contained1 exe
cuted to the undersigned as trustee, by
J. F. "Woodbury, dalted December 16,
1895, acid registered on the 16th day of
January, 18.96, in book of mortgages and
deeds of trust No. 40, at pages 86 et seq ,
in line office of the Register of Deeds of
Buncombe county, North Carolina, and
by virtue of said deed of trust, default
having been made in the payments of
the moneys secured by said deed of trust
as well as in other provisions contained
In said deed of trust, the under
signed will sell for cash, at public
auction at the court house door In the
city of Asheville, county of Bun
combe and state of North Carolina,
to the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the 11th day of February, 1899, the
property conveyed dm the said deed
of trust , and which is described therein
as follows: "A piece or paircel of land
sUtuaite, lying and being In the ciuy of
Ashev&He, county of Buncombe and State
of North Carolina, on the west side of
Bailey sifcreet, (bounded and more particularly-described'
as foDowsi --Beghming
at a stake William Blanton's comer.-and
runs south with the west edge of Bailey
street seventy-five 75) feet "to a stake;
thence west one hundred and fifty (150)
feet to a stake; thence north seventy
five (75) feet to a stake; thence east one
hundred and fifty (150) feet to the be
ginning, It heing lot No. 2 of what Is
known as Shelby Park,- a plat of which
is registered in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Buncombe county, which
Said lot NO. 2 was conveyed to the said
J. F. Woodbury by R. P. , Foster and
Love H. Foster, his wife-by deed exe
etrted the Ttlr day of June, 1894 anil re
corded in the office of the-, Register, of
Deeds for Bumoambe covtxaj, in tHX jo
deeds No. 89, at pagtee 265, tt eg. iref er
encC t' which said plat and. eaSs deed Is
hereby expressly given for tevnipre fall
and perfect description of the land here
by conveyed, " " ' J ,
Thte January 12,-189 '
l7 THOS. C&J JONES, Trustee.
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