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I ill i II ',r- -1 .THE ASHEVIIXE GAZETTED FEBRUARY M t8& 1 I I a a r rt ice Ltf, fof I Wl liiiifiiisHiii ISIOW OPEN TO SHE PUBLIC REMODELED AIID REFURNISHED. r iTable; first-class; hot and cold baths; steam beat; splendid views from: balconies. Best location in city; street cars from depot to hotel ten ace; three blocks fiom Court square. Up-to- date FQrvicef free bilHards, RATES MODERATE. SAMUEL. H. REED, Prop., AshevlUe,Nl C. THE BLiOOpER HOME O H. BLOCKER, Proprietor. tw,! ze nr week : $10 per day. WWW -r ' ' , o .ummar .nd winter horn e mer and mountain-locked bo the north with southern exposure for winter. Pine water dry air 2,8M to 3,000 elevation. Now Is the time, while property Js low, this U the place. Double daily train on through Southern Railway. Beauti ful c every and the finest high Altitude whiter country in the world, attracting attention the world oyer. The finest equipped Hotel In tLe southern slape of the tOS are SeldOW seen wiDtr cli ate in western Korth 0M For further particulars apply to JOSEPH HEUiEN & SON. Proprs. Oak Hall, Tryon, N. C. HO TP! HttfHEK CONOERT A Home away from Home.n Raleigh's New and Popular Hotel, Liocated on Fayetteville street, only four blocks from the Capitol. Street cars pass minutes. Evervthins: new all appointments strictly up-to-date. Caisiae second to none, -arid of the proprietor, with extended Address opriato?, The Carrollton, Ealeigh, IT. C. Xenilworth Park Villa 1 One mile from the court bouse; three xdantes walk from Blltmore car line; ae of the hearthiest locations In 4she TiU. New houses with extensive grounds; open fires; every home com fort. No advanced tuberculosis pa bests taken. . . i First class board for only $5.00 and Jt per week, I Mrs. A. Z. Cooley. New England Home. I Board $3.50 and $4.00 per week. I '102 Patton Avenue. THE GROVE HOUSE. I MRS.-KOPPEIBBRGBK, I U Grove street, Asiefvinew N. C ' I House nicely papered aad furnished hroughout. Halls well . heated. Ktksi -hot smd oold -water. Modern Near streex oar wm E rv 4 PRIVATE! BOARD. -House in euburbs In large shady nTrcood tatde wlta abundance of -ssfli milk, butter, eggs etc Mil wn court house on electric car line. Jftphone 29i. Rates low. Information rMn. J. M. Ray's, on Lookout Moun ts ear line or at Ray'e bookstore, v. ;: sleet Private "Board. 3y Mrs.-W. Hudson, 48 Spruo leet, AshevHIe, N. C. lepiaJttted and remodeled, Large, aaan rooms, v G-raltes ot stoves t. -ry room. .'. - -l ."v. . : " . a the center of the city. sleawty Is Blood Deep - - lean blood means a clean skin. No ity;without xt Cascarets, Candy Cathar clean your blood and keep it clean, by ing up the lazy liver and driving all un ties irom -the body. Begm tcday to sh pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, that sickly bilious complexion by takine arets, -beauty for ten cents. All drug satisfaction guaranteed 10c, 25c, 60c. Dr sale by- The Carolina bjannacy, sge street aoa -tjour. square.. - 1ST. Os in the Land of tha Sky? Cool in e&m- : the South, is situated at Blue Pidge mountains, where -and, without doutt tae Dest Carolini, QUD PORT HALL MING V Marion, N CO., I'roprietors.i me door every 10 and first-class and undt-r eh1. persona . mpervision expenea. Bats greaonable. The Direct Line From Cincinnati ia DAYTON, urn. TO TOLEDO, DETROIT, MioaH5tfc&r3td- Ganicia Points 5 trains every weekday. 3 trains : on Sunday. Pullman and Wap Sleepers on nigM trains. Vestl buled Parlor cars on day trains. CINCINNATI OHIO dCC 4 trains', every', weekday; 1 3. trains on Sumaay. estibulea train, Pullman SitandardL and . Compart meaitt Sleeping Cars, 'Parlor Cars, ahd Cafe Dining Cars. Cincinnati to InSianapolis 5 6 traits' every veeekayv . 4 trains on Sunday. FAST DAILY SERVICE ' TO " i it "-rt ."r, f KANSAS CITY and the WEST Dally' Pullman and Wagner. Sleepers. . . Parlor Cars on day trains. . J. 6. MASON, Gen'l Sou them Agent.. J. S. IAHT, :!Tra.v. Pass. Agent, Knoxvei Tennessee. ? . - : . D. G. ;DWAJU3S.asS. Trafflo Mgr. 77 -v: : " : notice. , '- U Having , qualified. . s : adminlistraJtXK' of the estate of. W. M."Loniac; deoeed, all creditors of laid estate are notified to present Itejne for pasnent, therr elabns against the i same within one year ; &m this date, or thas "noUtee win be plea is bar of their'recovery. " 'j ' January 10 1899. r. W" . r JOHN M. LOMINACA . ' Administrtator. To Cure Constipation Forever. .ke Cascarets Candy Cathartia 10c or 25c. II C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money. ..For sale by The Carolinla Pharmacy, College jsbreet land Court Square. . CHEAPER RATES TO - ARKAflSAS - ADD TEXAS - CFelmiarjr-21t .and Mardh. 7th fijad Zlt 1899, the - Cbttoa Belt Bouto win seil xiound trip Hckete from St. Uouis, Cairo And Memphis b all potots in Arkansas, JLouiaLaiia nd Texaa, at one fare, plus, 4(2 for the jund trip. Stopoven wSB be allowed on grking1 trftp within fifteen days, and tickets will e good to return ny day wttfcfla (twenty nano day fittni date of a3ew The Cottwn Belt passes dimst Ihrougb the best .pnrttons af Arkansas, Xwuii .na, and Texas, and this wl le a splendid ppnrtunaty 1"ar fhwme seeker Ha secure -a good looaiaon. iVxr ftQ 3nficulai :a to xatts, eti., and far free copies of handsomely illus trated pam Meta about Arkansas, Lou -SsJaia, and Texas, write to II. H. Sut ton, vTraveffin g Fassenger Agent, Read liouse Mock, Chattanooga, Tenn., or TL "W. UaBeajume O. IP. & T. A., &t louis, Mu. It never sticks to starch. the lrow Elastic Dr. Edwin Fiache 50 Pat ton Ave.. - - Ashevi!i i If-. offer to all classes of l thrifty person - uneqaal- ed Jnducemonts to lo 3 catewitliiniiisirbordcjra 3 To 2ze Farm is oHered good land at low prices, and on easy terms; good markets for ail ha raises, and never-failing crops. 3 To the Laborer: a c"nntry wherowork is easy to get and where good wages are paid . 5 To tfce Merchant: crood ODenincrs. vrhero honest. leeriti- mate business can bo carried ca with "i profit. To Manufacturer: f- an nnlimited supply of raw materials, and good shippiiig'faeilitios to all the SS larso markets. Iaberai inducements Z ara offered by the citizens of the g various localities. p 5 The Cotton Belt passes directly through the "g Ijcst portions of these States, and is tho best g route for the intending j settler, asitistheonly & line running comfort- ; able chair cars and g Pullman sleepers & j 1 M C - . ktn A vtir nnn C! Hi aad Texas vithout chance. If you are i S thinking of moving, write for free g 5 copies of our handsomely illustrated 5 pamphlets " raj," "Homes in the 55 Southwest," "Truth about Arkansas," g "Glimpses of Southeast Missouri, Ar- c k insas and Northwest Louisiana," and "Lands for Sale Along the Cotton Belt." 55 They will help you to find a good 5; i location. 2 ig B. H. SUTT0I, E. W. UBE1B1E, g g TrT. Pass'r Apeat. GenM Pub. and Tkt. Agt g CHATTANOOGA, TENN. ST. LOUIS, 310, & P OUR LEADER; 100O UNEN M only McADAM'S cb-r-KATK Cor. Court Square and .Patton Avenue. WCTUP STAIRS. Drink The Pure Health-Food : ; stitute for VFOR G:A. Greer, fKX:.Jofisnon, I:' and air First -Class Grocers Irf it awl you will '-' r drink no other. - . it Does Hostefcter'a Stomach Bitten cures ma laria and billions f attacks It cores neryoag prostration and exhaustion. It makeatte nerves stroa It makes rich, red blood, firm flesh, solid eiosele Hosietter's and healtbj fibres. It banishes dyspep8ia,in digestion and cocsti pation. it does axx these things. Stomach Bitters. A HIGHLAND rtERO. with Enllets la Both Jgrs H Pipd His Comrade uu to Victory. e:Tc-ars ago -atncs AiJinewas airdy tanner's boy of Aberdeenshire, soiiaiid. Then at the ae of 19 he en- "scd and in 1893 sailed for India, where n joined that gallant and famous rpgi- ment Known as the Gordon highlanders. He was tho rawest kind of a raw rwrult. T:day hu is a veteran, has been recoic xnended tor the Victoria cross, and is con sequently a Wo. T&is is the way it happened. The mu tinous tribesmen were strongly posted on the hi da r.nti the British forces were below. By a xlusu'ori'.te rush the Gurkhas, or na tive troops, htid managed to get up under the brow of the hill into a position where cney were safe from tho guns of tho tribes men. saxt camo the Derbyshire and Dor setshire regiments, but they wei-e driron back by the hail of bullets. Then Coloi 1 Mathias, 6tep,iii!j cut in front of his rei- meiit, saul: "ilen of tro ticnion fcighlana' ers, thi? general says that position eiust.ba caKen at all cost?. Go and take it." With pipes playiug wildly the intrepid bighlacdera dashed ud the zone of bullel swept hillsade. Ia the van was lanco Ucr poral Piper Patrick Milne. He was play- jng"Coek of the North," the Gordon's kewn battle hymn. Soon there was a break in the tune. Piper Milne had a bullet in his right leg. Bwt the rnusio went merrily on. Piper Milne was drawing his injured leg along as if nothing bad happened. In another moment there was a second break in the tune. A bullet had lodged in Piper Milne's left lcj, and he was down. But ven than he did not stop playing. Brac ng his back against a bowlder .he piped 'Cock of the North" shriller and wilder than ever, and the kilted highlandere, as they climbed and ran past him through the rain of bullets, saw him playing with the blood streaming from both legs and charged fiercer than ever. Thus did Piper Patrick Milne pipe the highlandere up Dargai ridge and win fame for himself and new laurels for a regiment which for more than 100 years has been famous for gallant deeds done on many battlefields. THE JEWEL CASKET. The lucky tortoise is a pronounoed ob ject in enameled and jeweled hatpins. Among styiish but moderately priced brooches enameled flowers and bits of foli age ore prominent. A very large and beautifully cut crystal is the newest addition to the list of stones used in the tops of gold purses. The brightest of bright gold furnishes the beautifully wrought frames and very leng chains of some new lorgnettes. A new line of brooches consists of large amethysts cut oval, round or heart shaped, and surrounded with a row of pearls. The present style of dressing the neck for th day with a soft silk stock leads to the use of many pretty buckles which jew elers provide among other styles in dull gold and silver studded with turquoises. Jewelers' Circular. A Trick, iitat Paid. 'Mr. Yabsley, may I ask why you al ways dip your knife in your glass of watel before cutting your steak "It is a little trick I learned from a fel low who worked in a rubber factory. Indianapolis Journal. McPHER HI i ln DEALERS IN StoYss. Tinware and Boas? Fornlslimg Goods. Sanitary Plumbing.! Steam and Hoi Water Fit ting, Rot Air Furnaces, Tit? and Slate Roofing end iiai vanized Iron Cornice. 45 College Street TBI -HONE 133 NOTE HEADS PRINTING HOUSE Drink. A Healthful Sub Tea or Coffee- SALEJBY D. Gi Nolahd; J.G. Reeves 1 wnat $1.25 APPOIIITED TO SERVICE Seventeen Hew Storekeepers and Ona gers for Internal Revenue Service. ; The mppotntmerrts ti the office.of store keeper arid guager in the internal reven ue department have been received by Collector W. S. Harkins. The entire eligible list sent to Wash ington received appointment. The fol lowing is a list of "he new store-Keepers and gu&gers: George H. Thomas, Asheville;' David Im EEls, Asheville; John A. Jones. Prat hers Creek; Joseph V. Gob'Jric-h, Aalieville; George I, WhiLe. John L. Council, Vilas; Andzi A. Hamiet AsheM.le; Banyan B. Brooks. Purlear: unaiues u iwicegoc-d. Wdodlaajf: .la nt '. Jtoes, FaTview. Edcair S. Shuma i. Salisbury, William O. Mul'er, Asheville: Obediah B. Holcomibe, Calif craia Creek; rlobert L. Alexander, Hickory; Thorn; s tf. Hcleombe, E?agjle; Ulyesus S. Andcr on, Grange; James T. Nichols, .Pur lear. PATH'S THIRD HUSBAND. It la a great tribute that Madime Adel- ixa Pajjti has paid to mialarimony in lead ing to !tihe altair a third contort Her first husband the Marquis de Cauxr whicm. she munrieid in 1868, had the indei- idacy to gtet a divorce from hen on a"- couiat of 'httr atitachmemt to fc'lgnor Nk- cllni. This aiutochment survived her mar Tlace to Kijeolini in 1886, 'aidf taatiniifd until his deatih on January 18, If it Lad been her sale autachmeat, ijiiibly she would have felt indisposed ta fc.m arJot-her, but whiie one sainleJ memory may di:to chtai.sh Hot aye, two sain red memories make a-good pair to rra,?,r to. and very possibly Madame JQicoLni -tabs dloae well in; emphiaisizing 'the close of her years of widowhood by a new alli ance.! Her new husbaiffid, Barcm) Ceder sbnom, is a Swede, axwl has lately beten en- gtaiged lin the health-gymnastic business in Liouidbn. Hi's age is thirty: here, ftfty- six g'iving an aveirage for btoth of forty- ithriee: & time of life wMch the' blending of experience w'fthT" expectation makes particuliajrly suitable for the uinidenak inig of new ent'erprises. E. S. Martin, in Harper's Weekly. SOWING THE WIND. "Sowing the Wind" the best play we have had from the pen of that moat in- tJeres-tiinig of EngMs'h. playTVTishis, Mr. Sydney Grunldy, as a dtrama that h.3s per-hiL-s bceiui a source of more discussion thian any dramatic productiooi seen in iLai:e years. It is 'in ifour acts and has f or its mafirn theme- the social meoualitv of the sexes, namely the unlimited' field fxr man's moral diversion, and the small world, in which our women mus.' live, to keep Sn the good graces of society. Tn.s play will be presented here with a sltrong cast at the Grand Operai Houe tonight. I The play deals with a phafee of stocial life that is kxxntinuaHy preseinfg lirtself i upon thoughtful imiads, and yet which is of such a deiicalte n'atuire that few dra matic lauitihot ar able bo htetrndle it to a suitable way Tor stage purposes. The relatioinis sf f e sexes, and the'ir re'ative moral irespo'n; ibility for tlbe malimiterance of 'domestic purity is Mr. Grundy's theme and he t rea'ts :ilt with the i&annetst- nese of a phLi -io-phier and the skill of a master. He brings together as a principal and opposing oharactens lin the play a young woman and her father, neiBher be ing aware of their reflattionship to each other, ithe girls mioither having bean be trayed and castt asiLde by the father. This man is now tfhe 'adopted father! of his daughter's lover 'and, S's refusing ta rer- mdt the marriage untiJUthe mystery of the girl's parentage is cleared up. The contest between these two1 so strangely brought, lis the batsis of the plat, Sorne oif the scenes between them are as thrilling and patiheltiic as anything that cam be imaginied, rt is a) warfare of "sex agiainst sex,' amid lis conducted -With paesttoniate splendor oral both sWes. The Costumes are triumphs in that line, beling sptendSct reproductions of Ithe style in vogue 4n 'England in 1830. The ladie3 viU especially 'appreciate thiis fealture of the iperf ormanoe. No ex- perse htts been sp'ared 'in tlhe1 matter of soetntery amd tedeed1, the pToduttiio throughout is on a magnificent scale. J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mb., conductor on electric street car line, writes that hiJs l't- tle daughter was very low with croup. and hr life saved after all physicians had had failed, only by using One Minute Cou'Sh Cure. THE NEW PEACE. In building additional war vessels for Asiatic waters tho czar's plans seem Pa cific rather than pacific. Indianapolis ews. Emperor William in opening the German reichstag said ho hailed with warm ap proval tho czar's magnanimous proposal for the furtherance of peace, afcer wnicn he called for 89,931,181 marks lor the strengthening of his army and navy. Cleveland Leader. Not to be outdone by his Christian con temporaries, his imperial majesty Abdul Hamid has expressed his approval of the czar's disarmament scheme, and also in emulation of his contemporaries he has just expended $10,000,000 In improved ordnance. Chicago Chronicle. - Cmpaln ris-nrea. , TIs not the man whose talk is large on whom you may depend r - To stoutly stick through thin and thick clear to the bitter end. When some lusty shouter hollers That hell risk , ten 'thousand dollars. The . chances are . he'll borrow if you've two that you can lend. . When these election arguments grow z-w" heated and intense And for action you are yearning wlin y financial zeal immense,. , r . -ir - ;The chances are youH .find it, ; With the ready cash behind tt, Prom the timid looking man who says -' ; he'll bet you fifty cents. ' Washington Star. - Kot at All. Mrs. Hanpy Don't you think It's un healthy for your little irl to fondle that kitten so much? I see she has It in her arms most of the time. . Mrs. Waybrick Oh, no, not tat alL We've had It six weeks, and it hasn't been sick a day. Cleveland Leader. : Site Will .See Hia Jnat mm Seauv 4 "I'm afraid my wife's affection for me ts cooling." - "Why?" " . - . - - r 'When she bade me goodby this morn ing, she didn't say, 'Be sure to hurry home as early as possible.! " Exahanga T Famtllarlty Breeds Contempt. - 'And trouble doesn't seem so bad-' -. When one la quite f orenenst It, - -' But, oh, it maks one mighty sad - -r To get right up against it! " - A. W. Bullettsv PEOPLE'S COLUMN MISCEXLA2rEOTJ8 . WANTED Second-hamd1 w>on, must be light and cheap. Dug at office. GOOD, BAD OR INDIFFERENT Ac' counita collected. Business men, who have more accounts ihaa time to throw away on them, can solely plac& them where they will be looked after In a way than will noc injure business, or mlike enemies. Rents coUected. Re liable reference. A card addressed to "Collector," Gezetite, will receive prompt attention. g 6t WANTED Two people to occupy front, room, with bay window, new furniture, new bedding. House centrally -located, fifty yards from Montford avenue and car line. Eight minutes walk from Court square. Terms, for room and board, 57.50 per week, for two. Also a back room, with everything new. Teroia $6.25 per week, for two. Apply 17 Hill street. 302 26t MISS NORA WARE Pianist and teacher in stringed instruments, 14 Vance street. SOUVENIRS And all kinds of fancy paintings made to order. Pupils in crayon drawing and oi! soli. iirfl. Mtesxflnnie T. Deaver. 2 Pfr street, A she ville. tf ItOBBKT tfrtOtns city surveyor and engineer, office Daily Gazette; resi dence, 55 Victoria avenue. MONEY TO LOIN . TO LOAN On improved city property $500 to $800. Address with description of property box 200 postofnee. FOR RENT Flat of our rooms, grourd floor, corner of Spruce amd Woodfin cltreeits, two blocks' from Court Square. Pleasant ceighltrrhood. Apply C9. Spruce street. FOR RENT. A partly i!u oishel house. Will let party have house for board for two. Ki:chen entirely furn ished, dining-room "par1 ly furpi.-ho l, wo unfurnished bed rooms. House a:id fur niture new. Fbr full part- uurs, id dress "Want," Gazette." FOR RENT At Tryon, N. C, a six rotom house, new and completely fur nished. Bath room, cellar, hot and odd water. Rent $20 per month. Ap ply, Lock box 106, Tryon, N. C. 7 et FOR RENT Large orick dwelling with about eigiht acres of land. No. 101 Pine street, next to W'ir;yah sanirarium. Also frame store, formerly U3ed sat grocery, on Woodfin sfret, near Oen tral avenue. H. F. Grant, 24 South Maim, street. 313 tt , , FOR RENT One large store room un der ASheviLle hotel. Apply to A. D. Cooper. v 292-lm FOR RENT At tne low rate of $12 per month; residence, on Blanton street; 8 rooms; large lot E. Coffin, comer Haywood and West College streets. 291-tf. FOR RENT Newly papered clue-nxm house, with stable, on Penland street Also several offices on second flo:r of Gazette building. Mrs. C. B. Alvev corner of College and Vance strenta. 272-lm ROOMS AND MOAltl BOARDING-r-In private famiiy, m'od.rn house, gtood locatioai, two blocks fronj Court Square. Terms, $5.00 to v$7.00 per week. Mfc-s Oole FUK SAL;. FOR SALE Quaker Bath Cabinet, foS Turkish and Russian bath.3, to be .tak en in your room. Price $5. The lat est and best. A boon to mankind, for full particular and examination of cabinet, address Miss SuiUoii, 243 Hay wood street. 282-3m For a quick remedy and one that is perfectly safe for children, let us recom mend One Miaiu'te Cough Cure. Lt 'is ex cellent ifor croup, hoarseness, tickling La t!he throat and coughs. Swiss cheese, genuine imported Gruv er, at Kroger's, next the market New , phone, 374. NOTICE. State of North Carolina, Bumcomibe County, In the Superior Count, Wingo, Edliotit & Crump Shoe Co. va. Notice J. B. Ingle, and Mary V. Gentry. By vfantue of seven execu'dicwis issued to the undersigned eOieriff of Buncombe courHty from the superior count of said county, lin the above entitled actions, re turnable o the March term, 1899, of said count, I will sell ait public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house door, in the said county of Bun combe on Monday, the 13 th day of March 1899,. all the rigbt, ibittle and interest of the defendant, J, B. Ingle, in and to the following described ptejdes or parcels cf Sand, situate, lying d being in the coun ty of Buncombe and State of North Car First tract: In Lower Horrny town ship, beg3ing on a stake the northeast comer of lot No. 4, the oeciter of the Bear creek road, and runs with the said road north 1X3 4 degs west 50 feet to a stake; . thence south 89 degs. west 104 1 2 feef fto a stake on the bank of the road; thence with the eaid roadt fourth 52 1 2 degs. west 54 feett to a stake In lot No. 4; thence north 89 2 10 degs. 132 f eet tb the begin nsing, ctoniEalnihg 21 rode, and .being the lot'of land on fwhich the? store house for merly Occupied by the said J. B. Ingle and more recently occupied by E. J. Rhbxies, Is situated, and being the same lot of Hand conveyed to the said J. B. In gl by G. W. Ballard and wif. Second tract, on Hominy Creek, and joining the lands of W.-CP. Candler and others, begimntog on a Stake on the bank of North Hommy creek, running north 23 deg. east,, -aevea poles to a stake oa the rrload, thence west with railroad 2 12 poles to a stake; thence south 23 degmees ret 7 poles to North Hominy creek, thence down said creek to the be giranftng, containing 20 rods more or less and for a further description reference is hereby made to a . certain deed executed by O. F. Thompson and wttfe A. F. Thompeon tt W. G. Canffller, trustee, whlcH deed In trust is recorded In Book 27 at page 540 of the records of deeds of trust and mortgages of the said county of Buncombe. - This the- 11th day of Feryairrb.SHRD Ts the Uith day of February, 1899. ... . . . . R. F. LEE, 1 "yL Sheriff of Buncombe ctounty, - Use Quaker Cabinet and prevent Grirpe. v.-C. -I z - "f
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