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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE, . FEBRUARY 1899
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LISHING COMPANY.
J AMISS K. NOBTON. eri-ient.
aOBBCBIPTION BATES:
' Dally,, Eleven Weeks
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rwnv One Week
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i'HATKKAOH
People of
Asheville
ARE THE
Little' Want
Advertisements
IN THE
If you are in need of desirable rooms
or board, or have a house or rooms to
rent, or want boarders, or have money
to loan, or property ito sell or exchange,
or want a servant, or a situation, or have
lost your pocketbook, the PeoDle's Col
umn of the Gazette is the plaice to make
your need known.
'iff1
Save Xohr Money.
One box of Tutt's Pills will save
nanyi dollars in : doctors' bills
"hey willsurely cure all diseases
of the stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation arM bilio
usness, amillidn people endorse
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
failing to get the news until the-next
day. Sunday's Knoxville Journal, At
lanta' Constitution, Augusta Chronicle,
Richmond ' Times j and Chattanoogi
Times were among the papers that
made no mention of the fighting at
Manila in their Sunday Issues. They
were left "on the most important newa
since the closing of hostilities between
the United States and Spain. The read
ers of the Gazette had the news twenty-four
hours before the readers of
these papers.
anything better than
this?
One hundred dollars' worth of
Glide's Peptomangan. Latest arri
val. WE cub the price to 86 cents per
bottle, three bottles for 81 cents per
bottle. Also
One hundred dollar lot of Paine's
Celery Compound just in.
WE cut the price to 74 cents per
bottle, three bottles for 72 cents each.
Don't forget it! We are the
people who do the cut rate drug
business In Asheville.
Open every Sunday except during
church hours.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS A
SPECIALTY.
' FELHAM'S PHARMACY,
. 24 Patton Avenue,
The Cut Rate Drug Store
Call for Price List.
The Interest in the Nicaragua canal
scheme makes it worth while to recall
the exact nature of the scheme. In the
republic of Nicaragua, which holds the
broader part of the isthmue between
the Atlantic and Pacific, lies Lake Nic
aragua, a sheet of water 90 miles long
and some 40 miles broad. The lake is
110 feet above sea level and 12 miles
from the Pacific and about 60 miles
from the Atlantic. From the lake the
river San Juan runs into the Atlantic.
Across this river, about half way up, a
dam is to be made, which wi'll render
it navigable to the lake; while from the
dam to the Atlantic coast a canal, with
two locks will be dug. Another canal,
Mrs: 1 J'. 'Bl, Strong, of ' Minneapolis,
fcrr'ivedl in th6 city Sunday.
p B. L Powell and C. -M.- vooper nave
returned to rheir-home n iena-Eoa.
i J.- A. Diakin was in from Knoxville,
yesberday morning.
, James M. Moody, of. Waynesvail. v,as
in tt city over Sunday. ;
RirfJmrd P. Ajnrinsim arrived:. In the.
city from Greensboro yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Bniamiai.H!aa"tly and
cuughter, of CemveT, Col.,, arrived in
.iowu yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harkins vis
'Lt3d hi? pairaDfts (at Acton Sun-day.
A.-iB. I ea.ch, of New York; and P. w.
Leach, cf Chirago-, who have ben via
i'ding their Tatnr at the Berkeley, re
turned to ihiSxs honrss yesterday.
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District Attorney A. E. Helton came
into town from Winisfcon Sund'ay.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II?. Devendr-f and
dau.!hi)r, Miss G;(ace, tof Waiihing-con,
are registered at HcrteH Eerkeley.
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Harry Hell Suttle returned to his
horns in Knoxvnie yes::ena'ay.
C. G. Logta was in from Waynesville
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Blumeabur- of
Klalialmazoo, Mich., are visV.ing Mr. ead
Mire. .Solomen, on Gr'ove street. Mr. and
Mrs.' Blum'ceburg are on their way to
Cuba.
, .
Alexardfr Webb went to Raleigh Sun
day on busllmie'ss.
:
Mrs. F. P. KaigM. of Mar;:he3ter,
Mas-'., -''s tVe guest of Mr. 'arid Mrs. H.
S. Habtoell, on Haywood street.
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Jolin A. Weaver left for Rome, Ga'.
yesterday mcrning.
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I havd a tifw and'pfetty line of
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FflEE PHOTOGRAPH
Of . vourself 1 or family
group.
Given with every $10 wbrth of groceries
bougtiit ofime. You cant buy ; In' such.
amounts asyou wish, receiving a tick
et credi'timg: you with- your purcblase.
When the sum is $10 you receive a pho
tograph 51-2x8 inches.
J. W. Harrison,
We, have received a 65 North Main St.,
large line of the justly
lomniic
you must
ridge s
18 South Main Sv :; Aslieville N. Cl
Late of San Antonio, Jexaajt
CARRIAGES
AND
J'JStop and considithese two
thirgs: one is a good WatcEf
GO-CARTS. the other a Eing.
Tb'eir Perambulators are without
a coubt unexcelled for durability We Carry an extra large line
and beautv. Prices are no higher ... , A , .
than asked for many inferior of btb, and take .pleasure in
showing them to everyone.
B. II. COSBY,
The Reliable Jeweler,
37 Patton ATENrs
makes.
Furniture; Carpets, &c. 0
16 PATTON AVENUE.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bower ive a -KvKxS$$gK$
eociaDie :o 'a -numoer 01 yuuug people
"Wprhnip'sw'ii'v AVieninar comDll'mentarv ,rn
with six ilocks, will run from the Hake Mifes B'lker, of Asheville, who is visiting
to the Pacific. There will thus be rs- wer.-i.Qoir iwo.
about b4 1-2 miles or iree navigation in jUdee Fred Moore. wh!o has finished
the San Juan river, 56 1-2 miles of free hcMiing court in Prank'l'm, is on1 his way j
vation on the At'lantie side, and 11 1-4 utjisn the tar lamd the people. Winston
miles on the Pacific, and there will also cdrrespeadeat Charl-itoe Observer.
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be 3-4 mile of locks, making an atl an Hcitol Berkeley 'arrivals: W. A. Pearc
inland waterwav of 128 miles. and C. E. Sanders,, Jr., Raleigh; G. B.
(jrrcslmm, maa!a.narciirs; w . i. jones,
xne i,iti;. ui. iuC mauiBuu v"i"y. York; W. R. Guion, Boston; W
of them armed, by the way, with guns Stovall. Atlanta: W. B. Lowe, Fort
w. v,, frni0h thom r tin Snan. WVnfr; Wlilli'ami Mitchell, Baltimcre;
iards with) shows conclusively what 99ty North Carolina; Harry HUll Puttie,
and whom' this country has to deal with KnlaxvMle, J. H. Brown, Richmond; Mr.
and Nvps. J. . tsartiect, uoscon u. j.
!The bill introduced in the state house
of representatives by Mr. Gmig, and
which was prepared by Jjjfge George
A. Shuford, of Asheville, doing away
with, the kissing of the bible In taking
oaiths in court ds a measure pointing
.strongly in the direction of sanitary re
form. The arguments in favor of it are
close at hand, but one that illustrated
thor strongest of these nas found its way
into print in New York, and has been
instrumental in bringing about the re
form in one court in that city, but to a
somewhat less degree than the Shuford
billiseeks to establish dn this state
The. New York Sun of Saturday refers
to the caee there as follows:
The paahetic sltory told by MtagistraJ.e
-txKie ox tne young woman who died
fnonef i& disease contTtateted by kissing the
theflbible in one of the; police courts
wtfere he was sitting has le'sulted in a re
form lin) the court of special sessions. At
ttue suggesrtiion of Assifetantt District At
, tfT O'Reilly, Cleirk Puller ordered the
pua?clliaBe ktf a new bible wiith celluloid
oewsema, guaraniteedi toi wash without
shrtiaiking or tearing, amd yesterday the
tSnfe-worn, and germ laden old blitle was
discarded and the new one replaced it
-iThe jAJdiiceman at the witness sitand
there. h'asi been given! a sponge, with
"Which! it will be (his diuity carefully to
wipe away the invisible gerrms after
each witness has kissed, the bible. As a
further prtoautiion! the scrubwoman has
received instructions to wash tbhe coviers
with ihot water and diluted tarbolic acid
, ajter each iadjjoxurinmenc of the court
Tbis is a makeshift remedy for the
evil, which according to our thinking
does not fully meet the requirements
ne, case. xne policeman and the
scru&woman are more than likely to be
careless custodians of the health and
liveaf the witnesses in the court.
2CivO-' : .
Therazett has had occasion fr
quently to call attention to the excel
lence of its telegraph service, which
fQDi Ga2ette rpugrh" the Laf
fanNews Bureau, the news department
ofjtlke grew York Sun. - On Sunday the
Gazette published the news of the in
sTgeiST' attack on Manila, .This was
astra-jht and Important "scoop'; or
- .the-dafaette and the other Laff an News
- Bureau papers, the Associated Press
in the Philippines. It may be a eavage
sentiment, but it is a natural one, that
Magill, Knoxville.
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To insure a happy new year, Iceep the
Dress Goods
Tor Early Spring,
And mighty good values they
seem.
White Goods, Laces, Embroideries,
Housekeeping Drygoods, Butterick
Patterns.
Superb styles iu Fine Clothing to ar
rive about March 1st. The advance
guard already received, but not the
whole assortment.
H . REDWOOD & CO.,
' 7 & 9 PattoE Avenue.
there is a somewhat general satisfaction andthJ bygtorous b t '
tnat as a result of their rash assault usin DeWitt's LMtle Early Risers, the
ere are now some 4,000 less of the f anions lifcrle pills for constipation and
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any civilized nation. The warm recep- j It never atlcSs to the
tion given to the Filipino horde, when barcjfcu
u5Ul w auxyxisc uui auiviieKs R makeg yQUT husband happy ElM-
another evidence nat the interests of tio starch.
the United States have been and are
ably cared for and defended there. We
admire the cool bravery of Dewey and
his men and of Otis and hiis men, how
ever much we may question the justice
or advisability of our forcible occupa
tion of that far-off country.
The burning question
still, with some.
is, ' where can we get the exact
goods we want fr the least
money?
Now, if you can't fully believe
your? friends (for you all have
friends trading with us) try us
next moot h and we will answer
your question.
Kespectfully.
H. C. Johnson Co.,
36-38 North Main St.
PHONE 188.
AshevSlle has an illustrated maga
zine at last that is truly local in char
acter and that rivals-in artistic excel
lence the best that has been produced
anywhere. The second number of Mr.
McQuilken's Pictures and Pencilllngs I
appeared yesterday with many beauti
ful half tone illustrations of Asheville
scenery. Our readers that fail to see it
will miss a treat.
Bon Bons
4 Asheville Telephone Co.
. (INDEPENDENT ) '
Endorsed by Asheville Board of Trade
Rates for Business Phones I Rates for Residence Phones
$24 Per Year. $16 Per Year.
OVER 400 PHONES UNDER CONTRACT.
Temporary Office, Barnard Building.
W. S. PROCTOR, Supt.
AND
FOE-
ChOOOliLtttS. lglsfca Brewing Go's
A contemporary tells of a dead editor
at whose funeral ,677 delinquent sub
scrabers marched by and viewed the
remains. Of that number 676 muttered
sadly:
and good
anything."
FRESH, PORE, DELICIOUS !
He was an industrious bright SOLD Hi SEALED PACKAGES ONLY
man, but he couldn't nave -
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Thte following deeds have been filed in
register of Deeds Mackey'e office:
isenjama'n KagskJaile and; wife Ho Wil
liam Wells, property in Ashevtillie (town
snip, S80.
A. PJankin a'nd'wife ho Mary Evelvn
Bamks, property west side North Main
street, 5981.
Lewlis Watters land wiife ito John K.
Brank, proier!ty in Asheville 'tbwnshi-v,
-ttdDert Green woicid and wife ito Mrs.
Elizabeth Cnarloitrtie McDowell, piroperty
meair urarage street, ?300.
Heston
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LARGER QUARTEftS
wAre what a larger patron
age demands, s
J ramies, Ervans land wife ito G.-Q: Muse TU A T'C 1111 V
eek. $152 ' I I H I
autd wife, 10 acres on Dick's creek. $152.
F. P. Ing.l and wfffe ito George Uluee,
u acres tm Leicester 'towmlship. $500
B. J. Armstrong' land wife to Willis
bmama, property on Waitson. street. $300 .
J. W. Poster and wife Vo G. U. Muse,
iroperity on JSTewfoundl creek, $70,
Second hand furniture taken as par
payment on new furniture at Mrs. Ij. A
jonnson s, Z7 JNorth Main street. , 303-3
I have moved frpm No. io
to No 5 Patton Ave. If you
want fashionable tailoring
done, call on r
Hi PETR1E,
5 Patton Ave.
Pood does more harm than' good When Over Bed wood's Store. -
not aigested. Kodoi Dyertensia Cure di-
gests what you' eat. . It Drevenlts: wastr
ing diseases and cures etoroach troubtaO
it cures andigesitioai. sour stomach wnd1
belcMng, and allows a wornoxit tomach
rest.-. it acts Instantly.1' Paragon phar
macy. . r
DeWitt's Little Eirly Risers,
,. ii -imoas,Ilttle pills.
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PARKER'S
i HAIR BALSAM
' CImbum nd beaatifie the haJr.
miy Promote . luxuriant growth.
.,.;vssl.J Never Fails to Bestore Gray
iWPfrjEEEf Hlr to its TonthXal Oolor7
tysAg-fsl Cure calp iseaaea ft hair iailint
fiwgTH "V gOc, and $ 1.00 at Prqggirts
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E3ZZES
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XCTJS1 flnd sood'' stock hlanketa.conxCorter's and 'white 4etf spreads; tow
J 5tolvv!P4.i "nens, curtains and. curtain goods, -i sheets koid 'sheeltinff. billow .&
sea as low as the lowest quaKty considered. Pinvline 4
' ELECTRO
SILICON
Shiiies
Silverware
rismgly
and casings, at prices
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r est quaKty on'sidered. . FineMine of
reweznbrokleries,' torchon laces and "Vai laces.' New white goods Jdst to hand and
jrnorejejectedduriiglthe.w j. The few, rerrmantts lewall be closed at rem-
Without
Scratching s
Sample sent if you say so.
- It's umlike.all others. --
i Box, postpaid. In atampa.SHKDIi
"tSQBiJ ELfltlBCBIHIIBi; t fc'-Si .MainStreetH'TrTSSw;:;.
THE FAVORITE BEER OF ASHEVILLE.!
Orders will be filled for Bottle Beer
if jleft at or phoned to
Halyburton & Co., Frank O'DonneH, C B. Mclntyre, Pat. Carr,
Swannanoa Hotel Co., and
Pat. Mclntvre, Art. Aufisfarevnhk Co.
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IS THE WAR OVER?
We wouldn't think so. with Miles and
EJagan (throwing beef at each other.
There is never any question about
whefther our meats are high grade or
niot. We handle nothing but the best
fed, primest and faittesit beef, lamb, mut-
tojL, maims atnd balconi, ito be procured,
and we pride ourselves upon being ex
pert judges "of what 4s the best. We
wiH sell yon a. fine roast, steak, chop or
sausage at a reasonable price.
Zimmermann & Whitehead,
City Market Phone 4
HAULING
Transfer and storage, piano
ear e moving. Furniture
tor ehlpment. Storage 39 Col
lege street. Office 23 PattotF
avenue. 'Phone 141.
is a Piano Attachment. It will fit airy piano
without any s changd in the piano. It villi play
the most difficult music. Come arid see it
between 1 1 and i t and 3 and 5.
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YOTJT DOI'T JEA1? GOOD CANBY
LTnlesa you Buy it at the
Asheville
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Fine Confections
-28 Patton AvenuQ
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Luscious Fruits J
DELICIOUS OYSTERS I
Come unto me, all ye that are hungry, and I will guarantee to fur
nish the bestimealsiinmy ?0SlViU?4iVr:that-xan be obtained .in
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THE CHEAPEST
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