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On tlxe southern, slope of the. Blue Bidge moiatoinsTifere
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snetiersa ra zuxu xronv Duzzara, ana la open to the balmy breeze
and! sunshine -of, the Southland. If location 3
, HIGHER THAN ASHEVILLE, (8,200 feet elevation).
f - MTT,T)ER THAN ASHITVTLLE,
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... HEALTHIER THAN ASHEVILIiB.
It ha-i it owii prinsw of abaoluteiy pure water. It bbs a . pertecftly
sanitary dra3nage system. It i thoroughly equipped Vfith. hot amd cold
water, tollet,sJathvtpQtmni heat, eleotrtc light anti call bell
Long- distance telephone an1! pcwtaflace. It guest chamber aire con
fortable, airy and afford harm ng oiitlooka.
The telegraph and railwayvtetioirtis Tryonr N. C, 40 male aouti
of AaherlllevFce infarmatlottir and pamphlet addre D. B. Steam
and Som Skyuiak Polk Gaunty. North. Carolina.
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LA5ES5 GERHYAN ESrtOD,
No Aledicmel No Operations;
Massage, Baths, Diet, Sweedish. Movements, etc. All diseases
treated. :
-Head Physician: G Schulze, M. D., of Jjelpslc Uraverslty form
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Assistant Physician: Minna Kuepper, formerly assistant physician
otf M. Boehm Sonitariap e Teidricroa; uermany.
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SWAWWA
Centrally located, with all Modern Conyenierices , Large
Halls, Cosy Sun Parlors,' Everything Neat aui Cleanly
Excellent Tahle. Orchestra Music EveryjEvening.
S"Special Weekly Rates'to Families,
On Car Line fiom Deoot, Eor Full Particulars Address
SWANNANOA KOTEL CO.
HOTEL
FLEMING
HiUBER CONCERT
Kenilworth Park ViUa
On mil from tha- court bcmse; three;
ainut' walk from "Biltmor car 11b;
eui of the Wealthiest location in 4h
irlH. Kw house, with exteniTe
grounds; open fires; -every Home earn
Cert. No advanced tuberculoai P
tlaaV laen.
Firt class board Uis only $5.0t aal
ttM per week.
Mrs. A. Z. Cooley.
New England Home.
102 Patton Avenue. .
Private French
BOARDING HOUSE,
With Reasonable Rates.
Mine. LeGoff,
421 South Main St.
Mcadam's
Cor. Court Square and Patton
Drink
OUR LEADER;
1000 LINENN0TE HEADS
for only $1.25.
The Pure Haith-Food D Ta IHealthf ul Sub
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6 AiGreeri H. C Jotisnoh, D.G.Noiand, J. G. Reeves
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CO., Proprietors.
THE GROVE HOUSE,
MRS. KOPPELBERGER,
House nicely papered and furnished
throughout. Sails weu neaxeo.
Bats, hot and cold water. Modem
variance. Near street car Una.
PRIVATE BOARD.
fXnaam in n4tnrfaa In . larae tlhMAj
frova. irood table with abundance of
ftwah tnlllc. DUtxer. ccna. exc ; - aw
rom court house on electric car Una.
niar4tn os. Ra.te low. InformatiOB
t Mrs. J. M. Bay's, on Lookout Mou-
taia ear line or at Kays oooJorcora,
At Tryon NorthlCarolina
Suany rooms and excellent table.
trnoiHthv Cottasre on Melrose ave
nue. Riaes six to eight dollars per week.
Address MISS MART A. GRAY.
Happy is the mn or woman who can
ealt a meal without suffering afterward.
If you cannot do It, take Kodol Dyspep
sia; cure. It digests what you eat, and
cure all form ox dyspepsia ana lnaiges
tton. Paragon Pharmacy.
Printing house.
Avenue. fPTVP STAIRS.
rui v v QUllimtjllUlilm L I 111.
We were very fortunate in our selection of giLKS ml we will show
all the nwnoveMe for WAIST PATTERNS, all the : new corded
effects; 02k 'low as 50 cents. Some very pretty one at T5 canrts.
Corded effects at 95 cents. Very large display at $1.15 and $1.25; Finer
NEW SILKS $1.50 arad $200 yer yard. Thsse good cannot be dupli
cated ani whien closed out, will have ro more, aa they are not to be
duplicated. ' y " ' -. ,- . s
TAFFETAS
JBaacik and Colored TAFFETAS from 50 cents up.
A very fine Black Silk TAFFETA at $150, for WaMs, warranted not
to break.
Fine nine all colors LIBERTY SATIN and SATIN DUCHESS, White
and Blaqk CORDED SILKS. All Colors CHINA and JAP SILKS.
SKIRT PATTERNS
Oaly a few Skirt Patterns left in handsome BLACK CREPONS.
New designs and very fltylish.
Black and Colors in all WooLPOPLlNS, all -Ik new shades, 82y2 ots.
Some-ldug extra aerw are those llarg-e PLAID CLOTHS FOR CIR
CULAR SKIRTS. $L 39 to $L98 per yard, 56 inches wide.
CREAM WHITE WOOL GOODS
In HENRIETTAS, CASHMERE, ALBATROS, SERGES, BED
FORD CORDS, BRILLIANTIN ES and CLOTH. ,
Our specialty is -BLACK GOODS in every known weave. Some exoep
tional good tQilngs.
WASH FABRICS
WASH FABRICS is one of our leaders. GINGHAMS in all the pret
ty new corded effects.
Apron Gingham at 5 cent.
Dress Ginghams 10c, 12c, 15c, 20c, 25c. and SILK GINGHAMS
29 cents. ,
Piques to White, Black and
to 50c, a yard.
Color-ed and Figured DIMITIES from 10c, to 25c.
PERCALES from- 6&C, to 12c a yard.
MADRAS aifi 10c, 12c, to
Something particularly pretty
PON in fancy Colored Stripes at
Light DRESS CALICOS 4c
WHITE GOODS
In WHITE GOODS we have
uj.t xix u! Dcvicu cases
j 5c.,'- 6 14c; 8 13c, 10c to 30c.
' . DIMITIES from 10c. to 30c.
WEAVERVILLE NEWS
WeaverviHe, March 27. After several
days of bright, spring like weajther
last night brought another heavy rain
fail one of the hardest in mon'tihs. The
roads were beginning -to be passable,
but now wagon' travel is again stopped.
No teams at all have passed through
the village today en route for Asheville.
Travel on horseback is difficult, in ve
hides ttmpossible. The editorial in ithe
Gazette of the 15th on the justice of
completing first the Burnsville road,
has met With universal endorsement
hereabouits, and Ithe mud bound citi
zens of this quarter of the county are
grateful for the bold and earnest words
of ithe editor. Thiis wofully neglected
part of the counlty is being awakened aa
never before on itMs subject. The citi
zens of the three townships north of
Af heville and east of French Broad
have paid railroad .taxes and paid their
share in road improvements in cither
sections of the county un'til it is thought
the time has come when it is proper to
do something permanent for ithe Burns
ville road to the counity line. Two
miles of macadam doesnU help the Big
Ivy planter very much in getting to the
city. Fifteen miles would help. He
asks the question, "What is the good
to me of 10,000 visitors to Asheville,
driving, over; beautiful boulevards, If I
can't get to 'em with my pork and
turnips?" The good 'general makes ar
rangements for getting (his supplies first
and then brings his men.
- The peach crop Is not a failure. Some
of the fruit growers near here report
that the peaches were not all killed by
the low temperature. Thee rop will be
a flight one, but one that Is likely itb pay
handsomely for whatever yield there
may be.
; The Juvenile 'Missionary society, nn
der the direction of Miss Grace Van
diver rendered a most agreeable pro
gram of songs, recitations, etc., to a
large and highly Interested audience
yesterday afternoon at the church.
, VANCEVILLE ITEMS
Vanceville, March 28. The infant of
James Tenland and ' grandchild of Lee
Penland, Esq.,.-died- near here at its
father's (home on Saturday. The. child
was not known to be 111, but. began cry
ing and ; continued toc cry " for V; several
hours unceasingly un'til from sheer ex
haustfon it ceased to ... . breathe.1 The
burial occurred . near here today.
A letter has lately been received here
from Sam Hemphill, ' who went from
here to Calif ornla some years ago, and
it tells rich' findings ;of gold In . Sickl
US oun(tlhi MaSrar StireM
Colors, also figured Piques from 10c,
25c. ?t
for a cool Shirt Waist ds the new C&
18 c
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a particularly good stock! Was fort'
iiia ljiisjiiiNS 'Derore the advance,
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gon county. One pan lately yielded
$41.50 in dust and small nuggets, and
this lis not an uncommon occurrence, the
writer says.
ALEXANDER.
Alexander, March 28. The record
breaking high waters recently in the
French Broad have done considerable
d.image along the valley hereabouts.
Fences, lumber, etc., have been washed
away and the roads impaired in some
localities.
General R. B. Vance conltinues to im
prove and is growing steadily better.
Yesterday his condition was better than
it has been in several weeks. Among
other visitors yesterday, Rev. R. M.
Taylor, of Weaverville, called to see
the general.
Something new has happened in the
revenue service two Illicit distilleries
have recently been raided 'in this coun
ty in which somebody was ait work
whom the officers succeeding in arrest
ing. On Friday last two boys, Tol and
Abe Wh'itmire, from Flat Creek, were
brought to Brevard by deputy marsh
als and landed in jaiil where they re
mained, until Monday. They were
caught in a moonshine whiskey factory,
but another party and probably the
most guilty one took leg bail and es
caped. On Wednesday of this week
Sherman, Searcy and a colored boy
were found In a still house in the Cher
ry field section at work, and were cap
tured and brought before Commission
er NeMl, and gave bond. It is a new
experiencef for revenue officers to catch
anybody.. . The guilty ones generally
get word in time to van&sh, so that a
few gallons of beer and a still to hack
is all that"rewards the raiders. Sylvan
Valley ;News
The party of New England editors
have1 been telegraphed to indefinitely
postpone their visit to Durham. This
step was. taken by the Business Men's
assocWtion for the reason that several
of our factories had refused to permit
them to be shown through and fit was
thought, best to request them not to
come, as they could not inspect the man
ufscturn Industries that have made
the town" famous the world over. We
Doat get searwa when your heart 4xou
bies you. Most likely yen suffer from ja
digestion, Kodol Dyspepsia Cuf w
gests what you- eat It will cure every
form ot Dyspepsia. Paragon Pharmacy.
M.T1I irilTIII - S.WM. rn.mm.-m, yj . -.
. ii AWD. LI V Ell TROUBLES
ORGANDIES
WMte and Black Organdies.
Single and doubUe widths in all grades.
PERSIAN and INDIAN MULLS, NAINSOOKS and ENGLISH
LONG CLOTHS.
Those white EMBROIDERED ROBES Skirts already made ar
very handsome, for $7 to $12.50. ...
Ready made APRONS from 10c. to 75c.
MUSLIN UNEER WE A R
Another good supply, of LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
CORSET COVERS from 3-0 csnta
DRAWERS from 25 cents.
GOWNS from 49 cents. - .
SKIRTS from 49 cents,
CHILDREN'S WHITE COTTON DRAW?3118 fiym 19 cents.
INFANTS LONG and SHORT DRESSES and LIFS Sc
UNIT UNsJER WE A R
Ladies Summer Knit Underwear.
High Neck and Long Sleeves. 25c
Faults, knee ilengftihs, 25 cents.
Fine quaMies and UNION SUITS. CHILDREN'S SUMMER UN
DERWEAR.
HOSIERY
ONYX- and GORDON DYES, 3 pairs open work LISLE THREAD
HOSE; for $1, worth 50c. the pair.
Fine LACE WORK HOSE 69 c. and $1, and the best 25c HOSE
Sold in America.
PETTICOATS, UNDERSKIRTS
Some very pretty new garments, material like silk, with ruffles,
at half the price of silk to all th e pretty new Coloriaigs.
A good stock of nice quality SHIRT WAISTS.
LADIES' SAILORS at half the milliner's price.
Good stock Chdxdren'fl Sailors.
CjLQVES
S?
-OWle are agent for CENTEMERI
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'A new supply in Blacks, Whites,
frr $1 "and $1.25.
::'! I A? laree sudoIv of NECK FIXINGS and Collars.
Xrh' headquarters for NOTIONS, SMALL WARES, LININGS,
CES, CORSETS, TRIMMINGS
V ever kept.
t;Yci j uuuj , iviiiyAJii x auu. vxoxxvx xo tjujnaictiay lu.viA.tftl L(J visit
our establisbmeat during ithe week. We have spared no pains ito get
together an exceptdonally good s
understand that the cotton mills were
the first -to refuse permission, and it
wHl also be remembered that it was
the cotton factory element tthat defeat
ed the bill 'to have the limits of the
town enlarged. The owners of these
mills .have the right to refuse any per
son admission to their plants, 'but it was
treating the Business Men's association
as well as the editors with scant cour
itesy, to say the least. Durham Herald.
PEOPLE'
MJ8CEL.LANEOU8 .
TRAVELING ealesmiafn wanted for fall
trade to sell our special makes of dry
goods, direct Aa retailers, on commas
sioa. Box 560, Philadelphia, Pa.
EXCHANGE A laxiites' or gentleman's
1899 bicycle for a good second! hand
typewriter. Call at Gazette.
MISS NORA WARE Pianist and
teacher In stringed Instruments, 12
Vance street.
HOBEKT BKOTJ? Crcy 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
treet car. Address "W." Gazette.
FOR RENT April 1st, af pleasant
flat four rooms and bath.,. Modern im
pirovements. Call and see it. E. G.
Ketchum, 90, Cuberland aevenue.
38 et
FOR RfiNT - sx room house oaly
three minutes walk from street car,
WftU all modern improvements, en
tirely furnished, except one bed room
House and furniture new. WAU rent
irpavttmsLhie And owmieTB. eentleman and
wife will board -with tenant. Address f
H. Gazette.
FOR RENT A four room cottage in
Woolsey. One half mile from city Urn
it. .On Lookout Mountain street rail
way'; Also vacant lots for sale. Apply
to C,4 S. Cooper, 39 South Mam street.
FOR RENT Rooms In Hendry . block,
; opposite court house. Apply to 39 . S.
Main street,' C. S. Cooper. .1 m :
FOU RENT At She low rate of $12 per
w month; residence, on Blanton street;
, 8 cooms; large lot B. Coffin, corner
: Haywood and West College street, f
Wl-tf. : . . '
LOST A- laidy's belt satchel, going
- from WMtFoek's ? -residence to the
i snuare bv Paitton avenue. Reward.' ff
vv: returned, tw .wmuocK-fi! SOTS su
COLUMN
FAMOUS FINE KID GLOVES.
Colors, Good Guaranteed Gloves
and the best lot Of RIBBONS we
took.
BOOMS AND BOARD.
BOARDING New cottage, newly fur
nished, northing cooking. Five min
utes walk from square. Apply at
Gazette office, tf.
BOARDING. Rook Ledge; fin moun
tain scenery. Modem house with all
conveniences. One brock from P. O.
Good elevation. Mrs. Lucetta V. Cole,
62 Haywood street.
FURNISHED rooms with board, also
table totaird at reasonable rates. Near
postoffice and car lffine. 15 Hiawassee
street. ' 42 6t
NICE ROOMS for rent, furnished or un
furnished, with or without board; on
car line, two blocks from Court
Square. Apply at 37 S. Maim street,
or address Postoffice Box 279.
FOB SAT. 15.
FOR SALE A poney and double seated
wagon and hiarness. Poney gentle and
a good driver. Call at Blomberg's cd
gar store, lw
FOR SALE Single Comb Brown1 Legon
hen eggs. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Drum
mend, Grace, N. C. tf
FOR SALE Quaker Bath Cabinet, for
Turkish and Russian baths, to ba tak
en in your room. Price $5. The lat
est and best. A boon to mankind, for
full partiioulam and examination of
cabinet, 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 utnscruplesB, pfll venders, or
manufacturers fool you, a there 4s not a
pill made that can be relied upon. Send
$1.00 and I will send postpaid, one box
of Dir. Sampson', female regulator ev
ery box guaranteed or money refunded.
Adidrese Mrs. Sampson, 268, Andrews St,
Rochester, N. f.
LADIES OF FIHETASTE 'SSSJST
of Handsome, Exclusive and Economic
Outfitting from the great stores of Phil
adelphia, can have, without cost, a per
onal agent of large experience and ex
quisiite taste to suggest, add purchase
good fox themselves on family. Ac
counita opened. Address, stating needs,
MRS. MOORE & WATERS,
P. O. Bkx 2132. Phuadelphia, Pa.
ENGLISH SPONGE CAKES
Fresh every morningr at the Womajn'
ExCbJaaige, Court r Square. Price
each. Call tor No. 231. 2w
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