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Th e Oaks JE
NOW OPEN TO SHE
REMODELED AUD REFURNISHED.
Table first-mass; hot and cold baths; steam heat; splendid
views ffrm-b:alfonie8 city; street cars from
depot to hotel terrace; three1 Blocks from Court square. Up-to-date
rvice, free billiartls 1R At ES AODfeRATE.
SAMUEL. H. REED, Prop Ashevllie; N. C.
THE BliOCEER HOME,
O. H BLOCKEE, Fropiietor.
Good Board $6 pel wk; $1.60 per daj . OXilD FOBT 3ST. Ox
Do yxm want a cummer jnd winteir hbme to tie Land of the Sky ? Cool in sum
mer and mountain-locked to tbe north with southern exposure i& wiater. Fine
water, ' dry air, 2,800 to 8,000 deviation. Now m the time, while property la low,
this la the pHaoa. ' Ikrable daUy trains . m thiviugih Southern Railway. BeiauU
ful vceavery anid the finest Mgh altitude winter country in the world, attracting
attention tbe world pver. . . ' v
OAK HILL,
The finest equipped Hotel to
On tLe southern slope of the
fogs are seldom seen,
winter clin ate in western North Carolina,
For further particulars apply to
- JOSEPH HELLEN & SON.,
Proprs. Oak Hall, Trypn,N. C
HOTEL FLEMING Marion, n. c
GKUBER CONCERT CO., Proprietors.
is
arro
"A Home away
Raleigh's New and
Located on Fayette ville street, only
four blocks from the Capitol.
Street cars pass the door every 15
minutes - j ..
MGvervtliinnnei
aU appointments istriciiy up-io-aaie .
Cuisine second to nooeand
of the proprietor, with textetided
Address
Pro
BOARDING.
Gaod bosrd in an S",JU,"52
ma mbua Bouse, 5, 6ana j7 per
Zk. On& block nm powtofllee aia
ness rSUoiw. Th Tuxedo. 7 Hay-
KENILWORTH PARK
On mli from the court b(Mi6; tjree
JEoW walk from BJltmore wr Bw
SSrfthe healtnlest locattoiui AJ
JST New house, wttb
tmnds; open flW wktu.- v-.
ftat. No advancea
UTbl class bcird loop only t&M
flft per week.
an4
New Bpglaiia Home.
tb or
tnihout board.
102 Paltoti ABnSI
''"v
Unrt floo.
SSwet randas. Three Joc
SStoffice.ian4ntejloek from w,ov
market afford m&r&L - J RJS
SSek, for one, or f
toy two. Th AWnwot, . 2U aywooaf
street.
THE GROVE HOUSE,
Hons moelDWfred fmn3f
throughout Halls wen neateo,
avlcnoee. Near etreet car ianm
i 00 Sunset drive, ne mile from joourt
l&ear Charlotte street ar line.
iW-. f--aceheat,
m oooKing, sprius w-w.r . r-
Pwtp" reausonable. . , t
v; ; ; Guy P Latta.
tttt . Trim f!OTTAGEL t
Ooroer Sunsert oilve end Balrd street
rr-h-rn rooking, spring w-ater, fine
vtowK. broad veranida. near car Jta
Tlsw Droaa ggug DOUGHTY.
pneto
PUBL1G;
the South, is situated at
Blue Pidge mountains, where
and, without doutt the best
from Home."
Popular IHote
and first-class and
undtr the personal supervision
experience. Kates reasonable
0
The Carrollton,
Haleigfc, K C.
PRIVATE! BOARD.
House In suburbs In large shady
grore, food table with abundance of
fireah milk, butter, eggs, eta Ids
from court house on electric car Una
telephone 29S. Rates low. Informatlos
at Mrs. J. M. Ray's, on Lookout Mora-
ala ear lln or at Ray's bookstors.
TO VISITORS.
Any one stopping in town who would
Oks prirate lessons In French will find
is excellent opportunity to study with
If me. Heutte, who has a number of pu-
otle at the hotels and In town. She is
Parlstan. and her terms are very mod-
rata Address 4 Broad street. 9-Xl
The Direct Line from" Cincinnati
DAYTON,,
LIMA.
VIA
TO
TOLEDO, DETROIT,
Mlohiffan, and Canada Points -5
trains every weekday. 3 trains1
- on Sunday. Pullman and Wagner
Sleepers on nlgftit trains. Vstl
, buled-Parlor, .care on , day. trains..
CIIICIIIIIATI JO CHICAGO
4, trains every weewiay. 3 trauw
on Suadday. Vestlbuledl trains,,
t Pullman Standard and Compart
ment Sleeping Cars, Parlor Cars,
anfiftOafe Dining pars. . .
1 Ginciriiiati to Indianapolfe
6 trains every weenvr:,
r 4 trains on Sunday. -:
-FAST DAILY SERVICE
'J " . -TO
KANSAS - CITY and the WEST
Dally Pullman and t Wagnerf Sleepers.
J. G. MASON, Genn . Southern Agent.
J. S. LEAHT, Trav. Pass. Agent,
Knoxvllle, Tennessee. "
p. g. EDWARDS. Pass. Trafflo Mgr.
FIRST NrC REGIMENT
DESIRES TO COME HOMt
A PetitiottSecretly Preparea
and Sent to Senator ;
Pritchard
The Gazette has received a copy of
a petition that nas been signed by vi
per cent, of the enlisted men in the
Plrst North Carolina regiment, now at
Camp Columbia, Havana, requesting
that they be .mustered" out. The pe ti-
tion has been sent to Senator Pritch-
T 74 - i. '-' 3f
ard. A -letter received in thia city from
one of tha A. L. I. boys, dated February
1, ref erring to the petition and the
causes that led to It says:
"Our officers have .circulated a pe
tition among". . themselves to send to
Washington that our regiment was-in
good health and that the men are sat
dsfied and want to remain in servtee, so
a few of us boys g-ot together and de
cided that we were in a hole. We be
gan working secretly -among the com
panies, and we had a' secret' spot that
we would meet at every night and
discuss what we would do. In four
dayfi time we got up the list and 97 per
cent, of the regiment signed it. It was
In the mail before our officers knew
anything about it, but later some one
gave us away. Our officers are trump
ed. They don't know what to do. We
want the people of Asheville and
throughout the entire state to know the
true sentiment of tne men -of this regi
ment. We were misrepresented to the
war department when we had orders to
be mustered out while in Jacksonville,
Fla. We started up a list there and
our orhcers tnreatenea to court
martial us, and made us de
stroy it; and two of our majors
went to their comrades and had
us retained by stating that 95 per cenj.
wanted to stay 4n service.
"I wish here to correct a statement
nig that there were but three sick an
regimental hospital and two at division
hospital. There are over 65 percent, of
this regiment unable for duty. The
regimental hospital is full, and many
have been sent to 'the first division hos
pital. Company F has had 37 on the
sick list for the past week. We had
only one full set of fours yesterday,
four companies formed together mak
ing a Datailion with eleven sets of
fours."
The petition among other things
says:
"Our repreeentatves in senate A and
congress:
"Gentlemen: Appended herewith are
the signatures of the men composing
the rank and file of the First North
Carolina volunteers, who responded to
the country's call and who have serv-
ed their state and country with honor
and fidelity, and when necessity calla
they are ready to do so again. But
now that peace has been declared and
absolute quietness prevails upon the Isl
and of Cuba, there is no further use of
our service here and the demands of
our families for our service at home
make it necessary that we should
make every honest effort to secure
through you the- early return of our
regiment to our native state, that we
may render to our dependent families
the duty we owe them. In addition to
this the Warm and rainy season pecu
liar to 'this country is near at hand,
and our .personal safety from disease
and death consequent upon these condi
tions demand that we should request
our earfly relief from these dangers.
We, therefore, appeafl to you as an hon
orable representative to make eve-
possible effort ' to secure our early mus
tering out."
Heavy soled shoes suitable for tnii
wea'ther at J. D. Blaniton &'Co'a, shoe
store,
during 1899 will be devoted
JjROVND TABLE U
TWO SERIAL STORIES
' m PnmrflH March t" - Gavin Hamilton
M tiocf of a young hero with Roos
. . ell'a Rourh Riwfc
SCOUTING OK THE PLAIKS
By "Buffalo Bill"
WOLVBS yi.DISCIPLIia
By Hxnry W. FiscMsa
A DANDT AT HIS BEST
ByJuixiNJULFH s
A WAR
JaUwBalph
ALASKAN FISHERMAN
r. '- By H. J. J Eo
ART OF FLY-FISHING
By B. C. Ksarr
TREE-TOP CLUB-HOUSES
ByDAir Ba
tub Eorroirs
STAMPS AND
Molly EUietSMwcn!
Address HARPER
?5
Thf IIvit
?et lazy and
sluggish some
time( and
i hen jou hat'
bil inn sues
a ltd bad c m
plexion.
LIVER
M u. .,-,
3 iwournvi o
Rittr8 "livens
up the liver,
clears up the
comp lexion
and makes you
well again.
THE PULLIAM CASE.
It is Probable that aU Prosecutionywil
be Abandoned.
The disposition of the Pulliam case
Kk g mat tuiciesi ILL me
Clty- According to a notification from
U- S. District Attorney Foote, of San
l-'rancispo tr rHitrlot Al-m A XT'
xavnon, Pulliam is in San Franeisco
awaiting the opening of the U. S. Dis
trict court here next May. v
On fairly reliable authority it is stat
e(l that by May the prosecution of PuK
Ham w in be abandoned. It is argued"
that the government has nothing what
ever to do with his case. The indict
ment in the criminal circuit court here
wiW. it is alleged, be quashed and the
state will drop the case.
The former bank officials and stock
holders are not inclined to prosecute,
and i,t is understood that Pulliam can
return home without fear of imprison
ment. WATER STREET BLOCKED
Part of Wall of Old Warehouse Falls
and Street is Considered
Dangerous-
J-ID8 danHeTkms old ruin on Water
suneet, meaicioned to Suniday'al Gazette
will be torn dJovuni dial the rest, few days
iif 'the ow.iiieir is nolt heard1 from.
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Ane aangetr of its 'ifailling in had not
been exaggerated. Sunday, a huge
piece of the wfall, wieiakened by the heavy
rain, fell outward andi crashed! to the
ground. Forturlaltieily no an was passing
we ikia cime, or a ratajitty would have re
suiteo.
The building' commlibtea of the bWard of
aldermen and Building Inspector 6. R.
Jairrect visited the old warehouse. In
Many other piints of the wlall, fronting
the street, threatens ito fall and it was
deemed, adv'dsable ito close Water street
ait this point. The street weis blocked.,
and will nemalimj so, until the owner is
GJk&rd from, or the committee feela it its
(Jmty to Itake aiotion. . -
Tbe structune is imi tob daneertoua
iltdon to be ;tonm KSowm and dynamite
probably be u'sed.
O
fiean the
Signature
of
1 The Kind You Have Always Bougfe
Use Quaker Cabinet and nrevent L..
Grippe. 301-6t
It never sticks .to
the irons 'Elastic
starch.
Different.
Father (to youthful son) Now look
here, my laddie, If you ever do that again,
I'll make yoa smart for it
Son You can't do it. Teacher says I
was bom stupid, and no power on earth
can make me smart. He says that I oome
of a stupid family.
Father What! I'll go and see that
teacher. Jondon Fun
GELMAN
The only New York taJtor 5a the city.
The finest line of goods in the otty all Hhe
newest novelties for gentlemen's dotfe-
in? Th mniv tore in the cfty that
makes clothing to order exclusively.
Save your money aad your clothing to
have them cleaned, pressed and repaired.
All work guaranteed.
GELMAN, the Tailor,
Cor. Hay wooa and College Sts.
to Fiction Travel, and Sport, and will be the
1 a. .0,. " i
want
si
'By KIKK MUNROE . , By MOLLY ELLIOT SEA WELL
it a .tory of the time of King
k reuci v'
SOME SHORT STORIE3
AN EXCHANGE OF MIPS
By OKORGK C. uu
i-THE GUNSHOT MINE
By Charlis F. Lcmmis
THE . KING'S TREASORE-SHIP
By HioutAiJ Gouxa
STORIES OP THE WAR -- --- - v
Thoa .tone, are founded o. fact, and in many case, are tbe actual expert.
. ' ence of tbe authors. ,
ths nssenx OF REDWAY CR0IS1K0 WITH DEWBT
A SCARED FIGHTER . LZI2I
KW T HmnlKSOI . By COLGATE ,""
UUKKKSrOHDSJIX avwAa,
. - .aMaH
WITH CATRON AT Et CAKlt ' x
By FiXTC&n C JUmsoum . j
. t cc nisi cDnDT iNnTDAVEL
kwrmr. WAYFARERS '
, By CrmcsC Adams
"TWO-FOOTED FIGURE-SEATING
-J By W. G. VAH T.fiUTTUMM
BICYCLE POLO
, By A. H. GODTUT
tabib;
rf-hlJtB CAMERA CLUB ,V '
'-n .nl DUC AltfTft OI1T.TL3B3 X V. I
rAMPS AND wuw rnwuw 1,)'Zt71 -r i
jrTeattentkweaAinimib in the ROUND TAB Lit ., . j
rvrnijiO. Fsousne, new
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1SC EXJULNKO U8.
WANTED. Roll
top desk. Address,
P. M.. box 113.
RIDING LESSONS Mrs. R. FL Dixon
uu Stevenson are prepared to
give lessons in riding, to ladaes, geotle-
raen ajw cnndren. Safe and rcJlal e
horses and ponies, that trott, walk and
ianter. Terms ieasonablo. leaping
iwons. tr. kj. iiox 104, Asheville, N. C.
WANTED Two people to occupy front
room, with bay window, new furniture.
new oeaamg. House centraiiv locnited.
fifty yards from Montford avenue and
car line. Eight minutes walk trom
court square. Terms, for room and
board, $7.50 per week, for two. Also
a back room, witih everything new
lernis $6.25 per week, for two. Apply
17 Hill street. 302 26t
miss NORA WARE Pianist and
teacher in stringed Instruments, 12
vance street.
SOUVENIRS Ana ail kinds of fancy
paintings made to order. Pupils in
crayon drawing and oil solicited.
Miss Minnie T. Deaver, 25 Pine
street, Asheville. tt
HObKiil ttitOTjlt crjcy surveyor and
engineer, office Daily Gazette; resi
dence, 55 Victoria avenue.
BOARD IN ASHKYIULH.
BOARDING Private yaiUy near
square; terms reasonable. Mrs. L. V.
Cole, 69 Spruce stre-t. 140-tf
WONKY TO LOAN.
TO LOAN On improved city properti
$500 to $800. Address with description
of property box 200 postoffice.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED Position as stationary en
gineer or fireman; six years expe
rience; best of references. Address
P. M., Gazette , office.
WANTED. Lady stenographer and
typewriter, owning own machine. Ap
ply at office Swannanoa hotel
WANTED. Canvassers for household
specialty; apply after 10 a, m., room
36 Palmetto building. 310-3
WANTED A White g&rl, ten or twelve
years old, to attend a young baby, and
make herself generally useful around
the .house. Address H. C. care of the
Gazette office.
FOR RENT "Large brick dwelling wtitth
about eiglM res of Band, No. 101 Pine
sfeneet, next to Winy ah samii'Sarium.
Also frame i':ore. fformieriy used as
grocery, om Woodfin1 street, near Oen
tral avenue H. F. Gr&nt, 24 South
Maim street. 313 6t
FURNISHED Front room for rent.
With or without board. 49 Church
street 310-3t
FOR RENT Nicely (furnished room.
Beautiful location on Haywood street.
No tuberculosis patiemits need apply.
Address P. O. Box 381. 309-6t
FOR RENT One large busTmiess room
second floor, on patltan avenue, near
Court square. Reasonable rent. Ad
dress, H. Gazette, 309-&t
FOR RENT At Trr-nv Is t, a x
room fcwU ur aitid completely fur-.
Blataec. Bach room, cellar, hot and
cold waer. Rent $20 per month. Ap
ply, Lock box 106, Tryon, N. C. 305-61
FOR RENT Newly, cleaned and kalso
miaed, seven -roomed cottage No. 11
Montford avenue. Apply o Miss
Hawthorne. 208 Pattern, avenue. 8056 1
FOR RENT One large store room un
der Afittiefvllle hotel Apply to A. D.
Cooper. 292-lm
FOR RENT At the" low rate of $12 per
month; .residence, on Blanton street;
8 rooms:. large lot E. Coffin, corner
Haywood and West College streets.
281-tf
FOR RENT Newly papered. Bine-room
Save Money on Printing.
If yon are interested in the above, the following rea
sons will explain how you can do it.
1. We are printers, and by doing our
own work we save our patrons the ex
pense of nayine: extra i or printers' wages
and middlemen's profits, .
2. We have no exorbitant first-floor
rents topaym expehsixe motor bills to
meet when the first of the month rolls
arounQranu-our customers .reap xne Dene-
; 01 oursaymg.. ..
5 niVr rirAssps-arfi
IS NEW AND PRETTY, AND GUR WORK
MANSHIP, LIKE 0UR PRICES, IS STRICT
LY UP-TU-DAlii. t M
1 We cmUthograTe your stationer well as print
if. and at a very little more cost.
VVe Imve Morind 7e will close out at
cost. Call on v -;
Ifil House.
Cor. Pation Ave. and Court Place.
v E, W. AcADAA. MANAGER :
bbuf, wfth ctabSe, on Penland street
, ASm several offices on exnd floor , of
Gazette buftfinr. Mrs. C r. aivV
corner of College and Vance tncn.-
272-lm
FOR RENT Front room, first floor
inrnisnea or unfurnlsh ed. S8 PenHr
land street.
l'SH SALJC
FOR SALVE A horse 5 year old. sonM
and gentla Good suddler, and a fine
carriage horee. Bargain. Apply at
241 Haywood ctreet. 313 3t
FOR SALE. Fine! German zither
perfectly attuned. Address, P. M.,
box 113.
FOR SALE. A' saddle' and drivlne
aorse; in first class condition and wi
afraid of street cars; any lady can
drive without danger. Address1 P. O.
box 404 Biltmore. 3123
FOR SALE Quaker Bath Cabinet, for
Turkish and Russian baths, to be tak
en to your room. Price $5. The lat
est and best. A boon ito mankind, for
full partkculairs and examination of
cabinet, address Miss Suttton, 243 Hay
wood street. 282-3m
NORTH CAROLINA CORUNDUM
CHARLES N. JENKS, MINING EN
GINEER.
(Member American Institute of Mining
Engineers.)
Specialty Corundum and Emery.
I would call the attention of all par
ties contemplating investment in cor
undum properties, or to owners of oorun
dum mines, to the fact that. I have had
a longer experience as a practical miner
in thia field, also in the corundum and
?mery grain and wheel trade, than any
living engineer.
That I have unequaled facilities for
analyzing and testing corundum and
emery, having special arrangements for
cooperation with the most eminent living
authorities and with the leading corun
dum and emery wheel and grain manu
facturers.
I am prepared to inspect and report
upon corundum and emery properties
and products; also to render expert ser
vice as a consulting engineer. Terms
moderate.
I refer by permission 0
Gilbert Hart, proprietor Detroit Emery
wheel company, Detroit, Mich.
The HamBden Emery and Corundum
company, Chester, Mass.
Charles L. Allen, secretary Norton Em
ory Wheel company. Worcester. Mass.
Professor J. A. Holmes, North Caro
Una state geologist, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Dr. David T. Day, chief United States
geological survey, Washington, D. C.
Professor William E. Chandler, Ooium
bia School of Mines, New York city.
Thomas A. Edteon, Menlo Park, or
ange, N. J., and cithers.
European references if desired.
Address 115 Chestnut street, Asheville,
N. C, or 120 Broadway, New York city.
I&voritfe Kemedy
cures all kidney; Stomach f
'AND LIYtK TROUOLU-
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The best salve In tbe world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptflons, ana pos
itively cures piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed ito give perfect satis
faction or monev refunded. Price Z5
cetaSs per box, For sale by T. C, Srnftn,
W. C. Garmfichael and PeUsam's phar
macy. Elastic starfch keeps linen from blister
ing. NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of W. M. Lomdnac, deceased,
all creditors of said estate are notified to
present (to me lor payment, their claims
against the same within one year from
this date, or this notiice will -be plead is
bar of their recovery. ,
January 10 1899.
JOHN M. LOMINAC,
308-6w Administrator.
Goes twice as far as any other Elas
tic starch.
C ASTO R I A
Por Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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