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VOICES FROM NORTHS CAROLINA.
J. S. C&rr, Durham, N. C. (.president
of Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Com
pany): I am satisfied that Tate , Spring Wa
ter la one of the finest mineral water
to this country for dyspepsia, disor
dered stomach, impaired digestion.
te."
Judge Henry R. Bryan, Newberne,
N. C.s
'"It "does me more good than any wa
ter I have ever used."
Mrs. M. A. Jackson, wife of General
Stonewall Jackson, Charlotte, N. C.:
"I can truly testify as to the em-
"y of your remarkable water."
GOV. BOB TAYLOR TALKS,
R. L. Taylor, governor of Tennessee,
Nashville: . .
"I regard Tate Spring as the best
cm the continent."
ONLY RELIEF FOR THE ARKAN
SAS DOCTOR.
Q. M. D. Cantrell, M. D., Little Rock,
Ark.
"I 'have great faith in Tate Spring
water. It was tne amy agnx j.
i&at gave me relief of chronic
Uria."
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Water for ale Sun ABievIDfie Iby ITQae JaragBij IIeBestthi THleagaim, (D A. Hdaysawrj
IPellliiaBim9 IPflaarnimaey, TBne (DaroMima Fflnarimiiacy W. (D (DaFinmSctoaeDj EDr. IT (D0
SbmMQh, SaimattdMraiiflm IPManmnacyj anndl IPai MEcfloBfyre. At IHeimaflerowiilIle hj W0
JB3. JJmiste. At IIBirevairsS lby IE. Oaytawm.
SUPERIOR COURT.
The Case of McCarty va. Fire Insur
ance Companies.
The supefrior -court is emgaged in the
fciM of a civil action m mhicb C. C.
McCar'ty, tof this ciicy is p'lajntiff, and
two fire insurance companies are dafemd
ants. The aatilion is brought by the
piaUriftff, McCarthy, to recover fire in
surance tio the amounlt of $3,000 on the
tob'acda ifla'dtory and warehouse am Val
ley street in this city, whicb 'wias de
tjroyed by fire in 1894. The defenxSant
comipaooiies resist ptayment on the
grounds that the buildings dstroyed
iJaid been vacant longer than ten days
without the knowledge of the defend
an!c3. The plaintifE admits the vacancy
of the buildkiigs amd set up a w'aiver
tof forfeiture on the partfVof the defend
Bmt companies. Judge H. B. Carter, to
whom the oae was referred, decided
thaJt the pliantiff was entitled to Recover.
The oase is being heard upon the report
of JuVlgie Clalrlcer and) the exceptions
filed thereto. Merrtimon and Merrimon
anid Alf. S. Barnard! appear1 for the
plaintiff and Sondley & Oobb for the de
fendant companies . No jury was em
panneled as nothing butn questlilotns of
law for the court tot decide were in
volved. Judge Starbuck will probably
rue nis judgment today.
DR. HALE'S LECTURE
At Miss Grano's Tonight Upon "The
Fallacy of Pasteur Treatment1
A TVTrt n ) -r-, . .
-"- vjauu on jjTeauoa 5road av
tanuie -cms evening at 8:30 Wolock, Dr.
Aiiranua. mane or FMlfaidelphia. will I
Bpeak on "The Fallacy 'of the Pasteur I
Theory." The public is cordially in'
viteu acijana. jnio aamilssicm' will be I
cniamgea.
n-iiroi a viva Luuiig- more tnan any 1
vumr on wnicn tne public need enlightl
enirain, it as ons tne subjedtJ of hydTO
phlobia. Only a sh.ort timfe since quite
a furor Vas excited in Asheville by the '
auaiiw ixiau a inaxi aog Had bitton tea
jjeraoms. u-nougn 'the uniftaTteiling hero
ism of ouri police, the dog, after a
iiespera.ee Ksomibat was
ssiaugnxered
. iaie-a lecture -roi,n irdAan Ko
fears of those who 'shrink from dogs as
, they would flrionV mattile sntakes. As the
;? vu!iiu uitoo uu our streets tare very
, "nuinanous it is well thJa'c we ebouM un
nerscana tnenr cnaracters.
SPREADS LIKB WILDFIRE.
Xou; can't keep a500d thins? flown-
JSews or,f0 travels Casft. When .thtaesl
are "tna
naar' .mnnr twnnma wia,
selling.
. . - " -w u2 KTJKr
"J
rtSS? .T?1" : wrixes:
"Kieicmc Bitters are tne best selling
oaroiers :,xi narveever. niaMiea, in my 20
years experience.'' You ' know t why ?
jdost diseases, begin in disorders of the
astomachfc aiver, , (bowels, ' blood, and
nerves. Electric Batters tones up the
: acomacn, regulates liver, . kidneys and
cowejs, purines tne bltood,' strengthens
.the nerves, whence cures multitudes of
maladies. It builds up. the ontlire sys
tem. Puts new life and vigor amto any
.weak, sickly, runri3iow!n man ortwomaii.
OSly 50 cents,. Sold by T, C. Smith, W.
C. Carmidhael and Pelham's pharmacy.
CuraatqeA; . j M - -. '
i-s funning tr- i f" s iflliC'li
SIREN CAVE
I a 1 g Sprin
DR. MAYO MONDAY NIGHT.
Dr. A. D. Mayo delivered! an address
at the Asheville College on "How dios
Universal Education) ipay?" Monday
nightt he proved very oaaciudiiveiy tnax
universal educaiuan dioesi pay, teacn
ing the griekt body of Aroericlan people
the great American, art or mving. to
gether in 'order, juatace and peace,
The audience, though small, thoroughly
appreciated the address.
Dr. Lawriemcie of the Wormian ama uoi
legiialte insitiitU'te, saiid after the 'address,
that it was the finest lecture on the una
he had ever 'heard.
Prof Jones, Prof. Morton, of the tcbl
lege, were emphatic fin ithear praise, as
wias also Prof. Venable, coumty super
intendeat of schobfls.
J. Sneer, Sedalia, Mo., conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his lit
tle daughter was very low with croup,
and hr life saved after all physicians had
had failed, only by using One Minute
efh Cure. Paragon Pharmacy.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, f
Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four bottles
of Electric Bitters ha cured Mrs. Brew
er of scrofu,Ba, which had! caused her
great suffering for years. Terrible sores
would break out 001 her head and face.
and the best doctors could give no help;
but her cure is complete and her Health
is excellent." This shows that thousands
have proved, that Electric Bitters la
the best blood purifier known. It's the
supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt
rneum, ulcere, boils and runntng sores.
It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels.
expels poisons, neips idigettion, Ibuld's up
vue surengen. uniy ou cents, sola by T
U. Smith,' W. C. Carmichael and Pel
nam, druggists. Guarantsed.
ne Minute Cough Cure, ciares
HOUSEWIVES ORDERING THEIR
DINNER.
meats fmm rt,. .... -
I n - . 7 -
I wui Xa.lLLU. (IT TW11 Tlr U.H.-J.
W the JudsndereTT
they
cut, trimmed and sent hm " , '
tahlfl in, Mt rr, ,J iW
tL f i?. . maite Out prices are-
kkoj - ur servicesi prompt and
Zimmennann & VUtehni
City Market Phone 4.
Agents for Swift & Co.7s Western
. ' 1 v Dressed Meats. -
NEAR TATE.
OLD
nfal To'Onrinnr Tnnn
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a botle or common glass with yeur
water and let it etand twenty-four
hours: a sediment or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition of tne kidneys;
itf it tarns your risen it u evdeoce of
kidney trouble; too free desire to pass
tt or pain in the back la also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder are
eut of order.
WHAT TO Da
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dv. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,
fuilnlls every wSsh in curing rheuma
tism, pain in the back, kidney, liver,
bladder and every part of the urinary
passages. It corrects inability to hold
water and scalding water in passing it,
or baa effects following use of liquor.
wine or beer, and overcomes that un
pleasant necessity of being compelled
to go often during the day, and to get
up many times during the night. The
mild and the extraordinary effect of
Swamp Root is soon realized. It stands
the highest for its wonderful cures of
the most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should have the best.
At druggists fifty cents or one dollar.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mail, iff you send
your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
BicDghampton, N. T. When writing be
sure and mention that you read this
generous offer in the Asheville Dally
uazetta.
For Frost bites, burns, indolent sores
eczema, skin disease, and especially
Piles, DeWStt" Wltcn Hazel Salvs
stands first aal best. Look out for dia-
hlomest peopl who try to Imitate and
counterflt it. It's their. endorsemeDt of a
gbbd artixsJe. Worthless goods are not
imitated. Get De Witt's Witch Hazel
JSalve. Paragoav Pharmaoy.
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GREENSBORO, N.C.
For the treatment of THE LIQUOR, OPIUM, MORPHINE and
other Drug Addictions The Tobbacco Habit. Nerve Exhaustion
YANKEE J
! bicycles O
BICYCLES
strictly
l First Class
WlthNickel-
plated Lamp
and Bell. -
Second-hand Wheels, all makes, 83.CO up.
onippea v. u. Us on approval.
Write for catalogue and full particulars.
YANKEE CYCLE CO.
SI South Ninth 6U Philadelnbia. Pa.
I 'PARKER'S'
rft HAIR BALSAM .
jSJ Cleiasef .and' beantifiea the bait.
( i tsiirff Promotet lnxuriant growth. '
JHf-m Fails to Restore Gray
Hair tGhlta Tontlifal Color.
wMf?x Cure acalp diseases tt hir iallinst
fY3 Wc,andfl.00at Druggif
... -
; SHAKE INTO TOUR. SHOES -
Allen's Foot Ease, a powder fori the
iCeet. , It cures painful, swollen, smart
4ngnervoua'feet, lainid .Insaamttly takes
sting out of ooxmB and bonatoins -It's the
greatest comfort duscovery - of . the age
JunemsiJioic mase miaKea ngmc . on - new
shoes feel ealsyv It is a ceirtain cure for
sweating, . caJloixs amd hot, tired, aching
ieet. 'xry it today &oki oy ail aruggftsts
and (shoe e!ttoireis.H By mall, for 25c Un
stamps. ;TWaA package FREE. Adldiiess
Aiaen SrOlmsftetd, JJei Hoy, N.
HOTEL.
FRONT HOTEL VERANDA.
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NOTICE OF SALH.
By vintue of the power contained in a
certain mortgage executed by J. B.
C5ain to the Battery Park Bank to secure
uho payment of certain notes described
n .said mortgage, which said mortgage
is recorded in book 41, page bb or tne re
cord of mortgages in the register's office
of BunrcopVbe county, and in book 12,
page 48 oif records of mortgages in the
register's office of Henderson counity.ref
erence to wiiifch is hereby made, default
having been made in the payment of said
notes. Tne .Battery JfarK tismK wni
sell on Salturday, April 8th, 1899, in
front of the court ouse door in Ashe
ville, N. C, by public auction for cash,
the following described property, to-wit:
All (the property, personal, real., and
mixed, which ithe said J. B. Cain pur
chased from A. Rankin, receiver of the
Buncombe Brick an 3 Tile Come-any on
the 2nd day of May, 1895, by deed regis
tered in the office of the register of deeds
of Buncombe oouncy, North Carolina in
book 93, at page 353.. et seq. of deed re
cords and described as follows: All ma
chinery, tools, utensils, fixtures . and
equipments appertaining to or used in
commection with the operation of the
plant formerly belonging .to 'The Bun
combe Brfbk and Tile Company In .the
maunfajoture of Hjrick, together with the
lease or term for years of the land ou
which the said plant Is situated, at
Fletcher's, N. C, in1 the county of Hen
derson, said State or North Carolina,
said property being more particularly de
scribed in said deed, and consisting ol
brick kiloos, barrows,,, one forge, one an
vll, one vice, a number of cars, one wind
ing drum, engime and boilers one brack
machine, one brick mill, oil tanks, rails,
shovels, picks, one bath tub grindstone,
one large dryer, one hand repress, one
plow, a lot of office furniture and fix
tures, a quantity of brick, includding and
intending to convey all personal! proper
ty otf whatever kind and nature connect
ed with the said plant.
This March 3, 1899, The Battery Park
Bank. . '
J. P. SAWYER,
President.
Miss Settie M. Russell, Roseville, N.
C., writes: Many years I have Buffered
from dyspepsia and indigestion . Tried
many remedies, including Zeilin's regu
lator, without relief . Ten years ago- I
began using Dr. M. A: Simmons Xiiver
Medicine, which gave such prompt and
permanent relief, I cheerfully recom
mend it. ,
If you have a cough, (throat irritation,
weak lungs, pain in the chest, difficult
Ixreathing, iroup or hoarseness, let us sug
get One Minute' Cough Cure. Always
reliable and safe v Paragon Pharmacy.
THE ACME WARMING VESSEL.
nxTxi r The -most efrectlve
incb
and durab'a .africle in
use, for the relief ' of
Pleurisy. Congestion
Colic and Neuralgia and
an ideal foot warmer.
It ia oval in shape,
weighs 10. ounces .and
holds 1 3-4 piin.t3 of . wa
ter. It lsjrecommeinded by physicians (and
a,H who have used tt. Three styles, Plain
shed Copper, Transparent Uniish, .$1.75.
Charcoal - Plate Copper , bottom, $1.25.
Charcoal Plaite 'Frog Green' finish, 75c.
Sent on receipt oft ptrice. Correspond
enoe soiDeaiea. : - -j.
s. Little, .Sole agenlt. Office' No; 20
N, Court Square. ; ' j c - v
, T. ' ' - lit . -
For a quick remedy and " one "that Is
perf ect3y saf e for children, let us recom
mend one Minute Cough Cure. It Is ex
cellent Jr croup, noarsemeas, tackling in
the throat and coughs. Paragon Phar.
am nig.
1
lEcnnesil; It "your dlealeFs 1f
SIbipipefli:jFi3?esIIii :tIIhiireB Obbicpb
Capacity 500. Open AH the Year.
Thos. Tomlinson,
POLITICAL NOTICES.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection (to the office of supertobend
ent of the waiter department, subject to
the action of the demiotaratic convemitioD .
My record! as superintendent for tube past i
year is open to investigation and should
have weight wifth flair minded1 citizens
who desire a clean, energetic adminis
tratiton of the city's water department
35. D. M'COLLUM.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of police jusltice of the
city of Asheville, subject ito the demo
ratio nominating convention.
MAX F. VANGILDER.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby aranounce myself a candidate
for city treasurer, subject to the action
of the democratic nominating conven
tion.
F. N. WADDELL.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby amnounos myself a candid'aite
for chief of police, subjeo1- to the noml
na'tion of the democratic convention.
F. M. JORDAN.
: .
ANNOUNCEMENT, ...
I hereby, announce myself a candidate
for the position of chief of police of the
city of Asheville, subject tohe Demo
cr&tic nominating convention Nicholas
A. Collins.
announcement;
I hereby ajmnounoe myself a 1 candldatis
for iciity treasurer, subject lo the aJotion
01 the democratic party.
JAS. R. DuBOSCB.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I will be & candidate for the office Of
water works soiperiinbenidernit eubjeot to
the action or the democratic party.
JAS. W. SPEARS.
Beauty lis Blood. Deep.
fHoaTi Mnnfl mparts n" rlnan alrin'' 'Vrt
beautv without itr.CaroiTt.S- DanHvCatlinr.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im-
yuiiucB liuiii uie uoay. xiegin lo-aay. to
oamsn punpies, pons, blotches, blackheads,
and that simclv hilion.q r-nm nloYii-in Kir Vi-n rr
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents, f All drug-
uu9, ba.cisia;i,ion puaranteea, luc, aoc, SUc.
For sale by The Carolina Pharmacy
uouege street amd: court Square.
sen!) us nNF nnn ar??
mmw tow psaern wgn-gna. KKSKKTOIB COAL ASD WOOD
COOK 8T0TS, by freight C.OJ, subject to examination.
your , freight
depot and if
found perfect
ly satisfactory
aad the rremlest
Stove BAB. .
6AI5 yott
ever eaw
or hfiard
of , pay tha.
AGENT oar
SPEGIAIi
PRICK.
$13.00
less the COO
WHITE FOB1 OUR BIO FREE.'
STOVE CATALOGUE.
sent with ot-
dcr nr 111 9.0ft
and freight charges
rdn
large deep, genuine Stamlisli poreeUln lined reservoir, hand.
we furnish FREE an extra wood prate, makint? it a per
fect wood burner. I8SUK A BINDING QCAfiASTKK with
euwoiiwo u.o delivery xo yonr rail
road station. Your local dealer would chares too 825.00
tor nch a etoTp, the freight ia only boat ti.OOfor
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.(lk)CKlCAWLL
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ACME
BIRD.
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Analysis made by T. S. AntegelL M
tS'FP(ssSr 01 chemtola7. to National
lMedica4 coJttege, and chemist to Um 1
twi- States departmenit of agrlcultu.
Sulphuric AcW 13U7
Titme .....i 81.1S
Magnesia "
Inoo Peroxide
Magnesia Peroxide (traces)
Potash ana Soda
CMor Me
SUlca, Soluble '
Phosphoric Acid
Carboraic Acid j"
Nitric Acid 'm 'M
ToW
Sulphate otf Lime 160.
Sulphate of Magnesia 33.91
Sulphate of Soda 8.58
Sulphate of Portassa 1.54
Chlorfde of Sodium 40.27
ChJBorlde of Iron 2.99
Chloride of Manganese .g
Iodlkie of SodJum (traces)
Phosphiajte of Lime 14,4
Carbonate of Lime .... JL5I
SIMraa 1.71
Nitric Acid
272J1
Proprietor.
THE DIXIE
Restaurant and C onftct
ry
36 South Main St
Oysters on the Bah Shell
Oysteis and Game a specialty.
Lunch Counter for Short orders.
We will serve you anvthmx
from a sandwich to a hotel max,
TRY US.
Private:Dining Rot-ms
Tun pixie
Dr. Geo. H. Lambert,
VETERINARY STjRmmw
(Graduate of McGiU; University.v
Office Willow st. Phone 18
Residence 1 AO Chestnut sr pmto.
I ww a UWUW"
1 824. Cattle tested for tuberculosis
5.00 a neaa. rterds at special
prices.
A. PETR1E.
Fashionable Tailor,
Before vou invest vour
money on a spring suit this
season jlook around nrst and
see where vou can tret the
best -goods, ther best trim-
miuga and the best work
manship, and then buy your
suit.
I would ask the Ladies before buy-
Ing their spring suit to do the
- same thing.
5 Patton Ave.
Over Redwood's Store.
Not alw&ys the Cheapest
But always the Best
THE FRENCH BROAD PRESS,
32 Patton Avenue.
Has the newest anid handsomest faces of
type, the best presses, the finest station
ery sitock and the most skillful amid xt
flstlo pctniters in Ahevfille. . Our facilites
have been dcnihled the last sirJty
days Orders are now n fornerw machin
ery, and additional foniv tof type. W
turn ' out "wartc. 'as prtomised and when
promised. Our motto to
Print in gthat Attracts
If you need our service, call a us or
'phone. ; Estimate cheerfully made on
any xlasa xtf work :
THE : FRENCH BROAD PRESS.
V:- - '-'- f'r'yX I. BEAU. Bgr
:; ; r PHONE 395; Independent.