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The tlaest equipped HoM la the South. " Is-situated nt j" - . I J fi?A'?Sr, "lis , . , g., .SCpCu, A - 3 . "i -
? On tL'e Bouthern'Blope of the Blxiidmoxiimoerp.
foss are eidonseei,; andwi&
For further particulars apply to V
' JOSEPHiHELLEN & SON'W ; Lit; t .
, . Proprs. 04k Hall, Tryon; N. C.
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A Domain of Health and Grandeur
The SKYUKA HOTEL is tuitt on m cretX overlooking a vast an
of the wild and -wtojiderful eceaery?of "Tha Laud of the Sky." It is
taa Bttiuaune 01 uui wutau' li s locauoa v
.; i HIGHER THAN1, ASHBVILLJB,! (8,200 teet elevaitloo.). ,
r" - MIIiDER THAN ASHEVTTJ.K.
A GRANDER VTHAN ASKB5VIIiL.B,
f V m.. e W HEAITHIBR THAN ASHEVILJiB.
It hat ita own springs ibf abeolutely pure water. It lh!as perfectly
sanitar j drainage system. It ii, thoroughly equipped with hot ama cold
watef toilet aoa bathf;ttm,8.tieaitt heat, eleotrte lights anid call bell
Jjoog distance telephone and poetofflce. Ito guest chamber sure
- Jortable, airy and afEord charm ing outlooka.
' The telegiaph and railway station Is Tryon, N C., 40 miles souta
of Asheville. For informatloitt- and; i pamphlets addreas D. SteaflTia
and Sofli , Skytijoai Polk Coiinty,
?jDaDwliDWDooBw1PtPDWp11D;
warn ' liuii'
Aslieyille, T; C, ,
LAS ESS GERAAN mESrtOD.
No Medicine! No Operations;
Massage, Baths, Diet, SweedisE ' liovements, etc. All diseases
treated, ' .
Head Physician rO Schulze, M. H., of Leipslc UndversltT.form
erly of Duesseldorf Orthopadia IiQatitute.
Assistant Phyaictan: Mtam& Kuepper, formerly assistant jptoysioiaia
ctf M. Iioehin. Sanitariap Freidrtcnrod, Germany. " LAiJ
For prices and references addreaa Miss lAna. Kuepper.. .
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ASKEyil-LE, N. C.
A FtneFamiiy m House,
Centrally Located, with all Modern CoaVeniences , Large
HallaiCo Bun Barlors,NEreripg ; It and ? Cleanly,
ExcellentTable.. OrchestraJMusic Everyjevening.
JSpecial Weekly-Rates to
Oil Car Line from Depot, -For
SU AN N ANO A HOTEL CO.
GKUBER CONCERT
Kenilworth Park Villa
Dm mile from the ooert bouse; three
fj&nstar walk from BUtmore car line;
mam oZ the Wealthiest locations In Ashe
f3ai -r Kw house, ' with extensiTe
ersulids; open fires; every home com
4octi No advanced tuWculoais pa
Hmmir lxen.
Vtst r class board for only l.M and
Cltt per week.
Mrs. A. Z. Cooley.
Nef England Home.
102 Patton Ayenue.
Private French
BOARDING HOUSE,
With Reasonable Rates.
iMme. XieGoff,
4? South Main St.
OUR
LEADER:
1000 LINEN PTE Mm
for only: $15.
MnADAM'fl -cutatk RLNTINGOUS
Cor. Court SqttaKMd Patton-'AVinae.CVSfAtkS: '
mmmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm t i f '
Drink
4 GEUEMMA
The Purefleaith-iFood, Drink; jA HbalthM;Sb;
stitute for Tea or .Coffee.
FOR SALE BV " ;
and&U Fiiet-Class Urocers. lry iv&najuuwiu
drink no
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North CSaroltna.
MnrMMo : ;
1B rrench Broad Ave, n
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Families,
Full Particulars Address '
CO., Proprietors.
THE GROVE HOUSE,
MRS. KOPPELBERGER,
tl Grove street, Asheville, N. C.
House nicely papered and furnished
throughout. Halls well heated.
Baths, hoi and cold water. Mod
t&nYiances. Near street car Has.
PRiyATB BOARD.
House in suburbs In large shaly
frove, food table with abundance of
fresh milk, butter, eggs., etc USIs
2rom court hdusd on, electrlb car flm4
feldphone 295. Rates low. Informatioa
at Mrs. J. M. Ray's, on Lookout Mou
la ear 9? t Ray's bookstore
At Tryon North,Carolina.
Sunny rooms and excellent table.
Keninjo(rthy Cottage" i oa Melrose av
huie. Rsutes six to eight doHara per week.
Address MISS MARY A. GRAY.;
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Happy la the man or woman who can
eat a meal without suffering afterward.
Iifjyou canmot do it, take KjodoirDyspeD-
e&k cure. It digests what you; eat, and
cures all forms of dyspepsia and iDdlges
tlon. Paragon Pharmacy C. : i Ll w
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For Week Commenc ner- Marcli 27-th.
err ire
ffi1 f
We werrf'very' fornate In our
all the new noveiltdes' for WAIST
effects, Silks asviowae 50 cents
Corded eff eda' -at $5cehia.r "Very
NEW SILKS" $10 and $200
.cated an 3 when closed out, Will
duplicated. "
TAFFETAS
Black and Colored TAFFETAS from 50 cents up.
A very fiiue Black Silk TAFF ETA at $150, for Walsits, warranted not
" too break. ' '.
Fine lime all colors LIBERTY SATIN and SATIN DUCHESS; White
and Black 'CORDED SILKS. All Colors CHINA and JAP SILKS.
SKIRT PATIERNS
"Only a few Skirt Patterns left in handsome BLACK CREPONS.
j. New designs and very stylish.
Black and Colors in all Wool POPLINS, all -h-- new shades, 82 cits.
. Some-hing extra npr are those Jarg-e PLAID CLOTHS FOR CIR
CULAR SKIRTS. $1.39 to $L98 per yard, 56 inches wide.
CREAW WHITE WOOb GOODS
In HENRIETTAS, CASHME RE, ALBATROS, SERGES, BED
FORD CORDS, BRILLIANTINES and CLOTH.
Our specialty is BLACK GOODS in every kiww w?aye, Some excep
tional good Ithlngs. . . . . (
WASH FABRICS
WASH FABRICS is one of ou readers. GINGHAMS in ail the pret
' ! ty, new corded efftecits. ., r j
. Apron Ginghams at 5 cemtt. 1
Dreea . ( Ginghame 10c.l2c, i5c, 20c, 25c. and SILK GINGHAMS
29 cents. v
Piques in White, Black and Colors, also figured Piques from 10c!
to. 50c., . a 'yard. ; x. : : ,
' Colored and Figured DIMITIES from 10c, to 25c '
PERCALES from 6c, to 12Hc a yard. "
MADRAS- m 10c; 12c, to 25o.
Something particularly pretty for a cool Shirt Waist 4s the flew CRE
PON in fancy Colored Stripes at 18c. . y
DJgh't DRESS CALICOS 4c . ' V
WHITE GOODS
In WHITE GOODS we have alrparUcularly- good stock. Was fort
una-te in securing several cases INDIA LINENS before the advance,
,5c, 6 14c; 8 13c, 10S to 30c
DIMITIES from 10c. to 30c. i
THE CATHOLIC BAZAR'
Contributions Pouring in Bishop
Haid and Visiting Cler&ry
Will Attend.
The work of preparing for the bazar
of the St. LawxeoSce's Oajtholo church
is being pushed leniergetloally. Mer
Chiamta and private citizens, Irtrespecrtiive
of sect, are respoMdiiig willitagly to the
eques'ts for contrthutioDe. ., ,
The bazar wall be a big) affair and
will bring vfedtors from many points in
the state. Bishop Haid and a number of
vfeitiing clergy will be to attendance.:
A meetmg of the bazar organization
is called far 'this afternoon talt 4 o'clock
in the dub room of the church.
v The ilsit of contributaona received up
to "date; as appended:
Mr Boyce, $5; Mrs. Fitzpatrick at
Batltiery Park, $5; Judge ShufortJ, cash;
Mr. Lucus, cash; Mr. G. A., Mears,
$10; Mr. J. W. Schantle, cash; Falk's
Music House, cash; H. Labantbe, cake
amd ice cream; Mr." HalMburtoii, two tur
keys; Grant's pharmacy, euiwiries;
CarmicMers,, perfumery; W. F. Sni
der, gslofcefnies; J. N. Morgan, doratlve
thermomeiter; Miss)' PehMmonf, goif
slicks; Mr. Friank O'Donmell, $10 and
cigars; , J.. G. Reeves, cakes; Asheville
Prtoitirjig . Oompamy, prtoittojg; r , C.' F .
Riay,' large: photograi)ha tf river views;
Ashevaile China Company, table ware;
Mrs.. iChtas. M. Plaltt of the Manor, one
thiam; -Boui Marcbe,v . very! liibemi dona
Lttotfi jxf .iiancy: pticlesi- wSfcraaCeyi Bros . ,
one gallon; pekiea nldi Tour boxtea cocoa ;
ffcbe Carolina pharmacy, oollognie; H. C.
Johnson, craabenriies; T. C.& Smith,
cash; Mrs. L. A,, jbhnfeon,-. picture;
Miss Obte; pictures ;iW.JA Blair, hand
someiVdiessting. btalfe?2 Zimmerman 3k
Whitehead, iroastAHill & Co., ".turkeys;
McFee, turkey; Mrr Marlow, tatt War
niaig's,- roast; Mclntyre, fish dealer, oys
ters; Willis, fish dealer, oysters; Mon
day, fruiit; RanoMl, celery J. B.Wal
lace, celery; Jirrt Jacksoai icelery Atebe
vdlle Fish Company, oysters; Owienby,
celery; Miss Amberye, cash; Mr. Siiat
er, cafehMr.jMuirpheycajh $2; Mr.
Freintaii, cash; Mr. " Tapfee, cash;. Mr.
Woodbury, cash, H. Redwood & Co.,
$2; visitor, $2.50; J.. Cailaham, $5; J
E.rBahklf : $5; Mr Hugh i OWwnJl.
faxwn Kenucky, . $5; Mrs., Lusk, ciabh
Mrs. Mason, CasOi;. five and tea cent
sitore, goods; Ashevlllei Icq and! Coal
company, ice; Mr. rT- H. Law, hand
some doll; Miss Labarbe, acll suit asqi
anddies; ..Mrs . . Bifbr!dL -doll sunt; Miss
Biggtar soif&r pillow oover; Mrs ' Lea
Mitchefll, stylish neckwear; Oestricher
& Co.; hiandsome umtorellla; Mr " A . M.
Field, hiandsome . ncamlcure set? -Whit
lock . Clothing House, gen'tlemani's ' hat;
J. ' D. Blaritoh, lady's 5 umbrella; "v Alex
auUer, the Jewieler, -ctedaic j vasei ; . C. A.
Raysor oibe- ,dozen' carmphoTline;
Blomberg,'.-' golo?- . hteadied' oane't
Men's ; Outfiititer, . 1 smoldaigi jacket
Mr.', , Spangenberg : .- 'daintyy ' ' dancing
slippiars; ; McPhensoa & : Cliark, ; cook
stove; Mrr ' J. " Loughram, , , edgaxs;
H. . Taylor - RogerB; . pidturje; .. Carolina
Ooal Co., one. tlon of coaft;: Citdzens Coal
Co., onie ftcmi "of coal Mr. Ramsay, dray
age; Mrs. Keith," handsome U- S. flag;
Mr. Rudolf Ruthledge, dash; C. J. Har
ris of Harris Olay ; Worksv ; Ddaisboro, N.
C, $5; Aston, Rawls & Co., $5; Heetbn,
cakes and -toys; 'Vienna; Bakery, r bread
and cakes;: Mr, "Frank ; Ixvughran,;: ics
3 - w ma mm mm m u mm mm m. w w m. u ma . . w a - - -
selection of SILKS and we will show
PATTERNS," all ' the new corded
Some very pretty ones 'ait 75 caots.
Uarge display at n15 and $1.25? Finer
yer yard. These goods cannot be dupli
have ro more, as they are not to be
'
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cneam; Mr. Greer, alflthe coffee used,
wtth sugar and1 cream for same; Keel
ing Co., fruit; McCommell Bros., fruit;
A, D. Oooier. stuffed mama- Than
hold's candy kiftchen, oandy, pop corrir
uaais, ecc . ; weoomtsn & Reagan, candies
amid cologne;' Summer, Deal & Co.,
fan and handsome Khbie cover; J. M.
Alexander, feather duster; Mr. Brock,
one dozen photographs; H. A. Lindsay,'
flaincy articles; Riackertl store, notions;
Imperial Millinery, stylish sailor hat;
Ashevflle Hardware Co., kniife and
scissors; Baltimore Clothing goods
$2.50; W. B. Williamson, rocker; S. D.
Pel ham, sundries; H. S. Courtney, bath
robe; the John Murphy Publishing Co.,
of Balitimore, Md., handEomel prayer
book; R,4. m. Powers, N. Y,, picture of
Pop Leo XIII ankil other pictures;
M1S3 McNorman, one doll; Millerl &
Miller, "Busy' Bee," Baltimore, one
half dozen beef tongues; Mr. BainboiMse
picture; Mr. Cosby, the jewler, two ele
gmt viases, blue enamel and gilt; A.
P. DaBairbe, ice cream.
In addition to the above there have
been libenai contributions of substan
tiial eatables and! the delicacies of the
season.
THE MUSTERINC-OUT.
The gentlemen composing the Ral
eigh Aldermanic committee, who were
appoinited for tha purpose of ecuring,
if possiblie, the muster out of the First
North Crolina'regimient in Raleigh,
used their best efforts to have the regi
ment breught to the city, but a leltter
to Mr. If. W. Miller, from Mr. Jas. E.
Boyd, assistant attorney general, fully
explains fithe situation. Colonel Boyd
says that according to the attorney
general, would be exceedingly danger
ous to "rtaig soldiers directly from the
climate "of Havanaj, when their systems
are relaxed by climatic conditions
there, and carry them as far north as
Raleigh and put them in camp. He
says ithe surgeons in the army are
unanimous in the opinion that such
sudden .changes, cause the tropical fev
ers to develop rapidly and thus endan
ger the lives, and health of the men.
"Aside from this, the adjutant general
Sayi," there is at question of mileage
which would affect each soldier as
much as $20 or $25 which is a matlter
of importtance c? ithem." He promises
however, says Ootonel'Boyd, to take 4he
matter up again, and intimated to me
that If the men of Who regiment, the pri
vate soldiers iof this regiment, were will
ing to, take the chances and subject
themselves ibo the pecuniary ftoss Inci
dent to cconing Wo Raleigh, .the depart
ment .would be' very "much disposed to
let -the muster out take pHaceaftRaJ
TW m mnomoA. rtwTt WHIT heftlTt tTOO
Mes you. Most likely you suffer, from to
digestion. KbdriL nvwnepsta Cure U
goats wnat you eat. It will cure r arj
form TvTeoafii. Psxasoo PhwrnlacT.
, , Saratoga-chips.. The gobd; kJnd, -Just
ORGANDIES ' ;
White and Black Organdies.
Single and double widths in all grades.
PERSIAN and INDIAN MULLS, NAINSOOKS and ENGLISH
LONG CLOTHS.
Those white EMBROIDERED ROBES Skirts already made ar4
very handsome, for $7 to $12.50.
Ready made APRONS from 10c to 75c.
MUSLIIS UlSEERWEAR
Another good supply of LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
CORSET COVERS from 10 cents.
DRAWERS from 25 cenits. "
GOWNS from 49 cents.
SKIRTS from 49 cents.
CHILDREN'S WHITE COTTON DRAWERS from 10 cents
INFANTS' LONG and SHORT DRESSES and SLIPS from 35c
KNIT UNmJERWEAR
Ladies Summer Kndt Underw ear. , , .
High Neck and Long Sleeves. 25c. ' O
Pantts, kruee ilengiths, 25 cents. ;
Fine quallities nd UNION SUITS. CHILDREN'S ' SUMMER, UN
DERWEAR, :' . -c'-
HOSIERY vf
ONYX and GORDON DYES, 3 pairs open 4ork LISLE THREAD,,
HOSE, for $1, worth 50c the pair.
Fine LACE- WORK HOSE 69 0. and $1, and the heefc 25c HOSE
r sold in America..- . , . ,fcisss&
PETTiCOATS, UNDERSKIRT
Some very preitity hew garments, matterlal like ink, with ruffles
at half the price of silk in all the prettjty new Colorings.
A good stock of nice quality SHD3T; WAISTS.
LADDjiS'. SAJLORS at half' the milllner'a prices.
Good stock Chfldren's Sailors., f
GLOVES
We are agent for? CENTEMERI FAMOUS FINE KID GLOVES.
A new supply In Blacks, Whites, Colore. Good Guaranteed Gloves
ii for $1 and $1.25.
A large supply, of NECK FIXINGS and Collars.
We ar headquarters for NOTIONS, SMALL WARES,' LININGS,
LACES, ' CORSETS, TRIMMINGS jnd the best lot of RIBBONS we
ever kept. ' '
Everybody, RESIDENT and VISITOR is cordially invited to visit
our establishment during (the week. We have pared no pains rto get
together am lexceptdonaMy good s tock.
PEOPLE'S
COLUMN.
BHSCKULA3fEOU8 .
LOST Blajok card case1 with silver
mounted covers containing small
amount of money and visiting cards.
Sutable reward for return of same to
office, of Battery Park Hotel Mrs.
S. F. Camp. 4t
TRAVELING Salesman wanted for fall
trade to sell our special makes of dry
goods, direct to retailers, on commas
sion. Box 560, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED Those suffering from f e
male irregularities write. Sure thing.
Confidential. Scientific success. Post
office box 111. Asheville, N. C. lw
EXCHANGE A , ladies' or gentleman's
1899 bicycle fori a good second hand
.typewriter. Call at Gazette.
MISS NORA WARE Pianist and
teacher in stringed instruments, IS
Vance street.
HOBBKl JBKOTjr Cuy surveyor and
, engineer, office Dally Gazette; resi
dence, 55 Victoria avenue.
FOB BENT,
FOR RENT A six room house with
- all modern improvements, and partly,
furnished. Five minutes walk from
street car. Address "W." Gazette.
FOR RENT April 1st, aJ pleasant
flat four rooms and bath. Modern lm
provememts. Call and see it. E. G.
i Ketchum, 90, Cuberland ae venue.
38 et
FOR RANT - sx room house oaly
Ahree minutes walK rrom etreet car,
with all modern Improvements en
tiarelly furnished, except aoe; bed room
House and furniture uew . Will ' rent
reasonable and owsssrs,' gentleman and
wife will board with tenant. Address
H. Gazette. .;" " , ". ,
FOR RENT A four mrs&qtfJage in
- Woblsey. One" half mile fhogtxlty 11m
Its. On Lookout Mountain street rail
way-i Also' vacant ; lots fbr sale? 'Apply
1 to C- S. Cooper, 39 South Matilstreet.
FOR RENT Rooms toHendiyy block,
f opposite courft house. Apply to 39 . S .
W HIT din t r- Q - fan-no. t -m
FOR RENT Three large , etonnecting
w rooms, partly. fuTnisheu, sutfialbie f for
ugnv . nouseii.e&paug. . j? ive uuaiunca
fc.wlalk from square. Apply at 14 Patton
avenue or 18 Starnes avenue 27 t
FOR RENT At Vh- Sow rate of $12 per
S month: residenceon Blawton, street:
$ roome; large tot; B. Coffin; corner
Haywood and rWeet College . streets.
ROOMS AWI BOAED.
BOARDING Newi cottage," newly! fur
j ntshed, northing xiooking. Five min
utes walk frojnf - Bquars. Apply at
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BOARDING. Rock Tedge; fine moun
tain scenery. Modern house with all
conveniences. One block from P. . O.
Good elevation. Mrs. Lucetta V. Cole,
62 Haywood street.
FURNISHED rooms with board, also
table board at reasonable rates. Near
postofnee and cor line. 15 Hiawassee
stjneet. 42 t
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NICE ROOMS for rent, furnished or ub
furnished, with or without board; on
car line; two blocks from Court
Square. Apply at 37 S. Maim street,
lor address Postoffice Box 279.
FOB SALB.
FOR SALE Single Comb Brown Legbn
hen eggs. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Drum
mond, Grace,-, N. C. tf
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FOR SALE Quaker Bath Cabinet, for
Turkish and Russian baths, to be tak
en in your room. Price $5. The lat
est and best. A boon to mankind, for
full particulars and examination of
caibinet, address Miss Sutton, 243 Hay
wood street. 282-3m
MONET TO LOAN.
TO LOAN On improved city property
$500 to $800. Address with description
of property box 200 postoffice.
Attention, Ladies !
Don't let ' unserupiess, pflj venders, or
manufacturers fool you, as there 4a not a
pill made that can.be relied upon. Send
$1.00 and I will send postpaid, one box
of Dr- Sampson's, female regulator ev
ery box guaranteed or money refunded.
Address Mrs. Sampson, 268, Andrews Str.
Rocaester, N. Y.
LADIES OF FINE TASTE 555SSr
of Handsome, Exclusive and Economio
Outfitting from the great stores of. Phil
cidelphla, can have, without cost, a per
eonai agent of large experience tvoA ex
quisite taste to suggest and purchase
goods for themselves or family. Ac
counts opened. Atiidress, stating needs.
MRS. MOORE Sc. WATERS,
P. O. Box 2132. Philadelphia, Pa.
notice. . v,
In the United Stotes District Court,
Western "Ddlstflctof 'North Carolina.
In Re.
E. B. Tucker, bankrupt,
' v In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors, of E. B. Tucker by
whom a petition for . adjudication: of
bankruptcy was filed on the 2 V day ot
Marcllr-A' D., 1899. , .'f
You are -hereby notified Ithat-JC. B.
Tucker has been adjudged a bankrupt
on his ow petition, that the payment
of any money or etc. to him ordeBvery
xA any property for Ms use" or the. trans
fer of any property Jy him Is forbidden
by law. '' 1 :
; That a meeting of ithe aredttors of said
bankrupt to prove ; theiai claims and
choose me or more trustees of hfs es
tate win be held" at a court oH . bank
ruptcy t6 be hblden at theL federal
building in Asheville on the fourth day
of April, Ai Df, 1899, at 3 p.m.
. , This March 22, 1899.
' e o :-f H. ' S . 'ANDERSON, , t
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