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THE, ASHEV1LI-II :(xCTTE 211. - i rSi I.' ill 5 .v. 1-1 r 14 SPECIAL SALE FOR - Monday and Tuesday V T -. BIG LT IMO 1R 0 12 Potion A venue 1400YardH Lawn and Batiste, worth from 8 to 12c, our price for this sale 5c a Yard. A lot of Wool Challies, worth from 35c to 40c, bur price for this sale 22 l-2c 140 down Val La'e from 12c a dozen and up. Only 40 dozen more of those 5 aod 10c Handkerchiefs to be sold at 2 U2 - Fine White Dimities from X V5C Up. 50 dozen Misses Hose, sizes 7 to &, the best 10c hose, for this sale 2c black CO I tKiif AiAx'tyaYleXtQ - her.&',lSrbT t that4 Tazor!" and ; the ?' daughter-in-law ! -4 "twice did sdMster ecure4he rasor.and passed on into : the house to I.j4nd; the baby dead with a,; cut across n tnroaa lroiu .w ei? severing ine i tusruiar veih.:. She at once gave the alarm, and in a few minutes Mr. Thos; Montgomery ana ner . son, mx, . J onn Foster f came. When the husband cam ,the insane woman, who had killed her child and "tried to 'kill herself,? begged hlnivto kill her, that they all might go together. On being asked "why she com mitted the rash acts, she said that old Mrs. Foster told her to do it, which was only another evidence of her in sanity. Dr. McLaughlin was summon ed and found that the child must have died instantly. The wound on the mother, while exposing, did not cut the Jugular vein, and she wiTl recover in all probability. If is supposed that when she saw the razor her mind lost ftts batence and she 'became an infan ticide jnd almost a self-murderer. GENTTRY CONVICTED. Special bargains in our Goods Department. ' The Dewey Boys' Shirt Waist seems to take the town, we are selling hundreds of them, price 25c. SPECIAL REDACTION For 1Vlonday and Tuesday in our Men and Boys' Suits, Un derwear and Shoe Departments Be sure to call, you will find our counters full of bargains in every line. The Big altimore B 10 and 12 nation Ave. Jury Find Him Guilty of Murder in Second D gree Marshall, N. C, May 20. The jury in the case of William Gentry, who has been on trial in the criminal court here on the charge of killing Williard Franklin at Shelton Laurel, came into court at 2:30 this afternoon with a verdict "bf murder in the second de gree. Judge Stevens will sentence Gen try on Monday. The maximum penal ty br the crime of which he is convict ed is thirty years' imprisonment. HENDERSONVILLE ITEMS. Heradersoaville,, May 20. The town council met last nighlt foir the purpose of 'installing Ithe new miayor and aldermen ire Itheiir offices, and to elect City officers. The mayor and the htree recently elect ed aldermen were sworn in and the fol towtirotg officers were elected: Chief of Police, J. A. Bryson; Treas urer, V. C. V. Shepherd ; Secret' ?j-y. J. W. Bailey; Sredt Ovenseer, D. E". Gibbs. y, wliLh Judge Ooble presiding. The docket is unusually light this year. Joe Orowder ha diosed out his sitock of dry goodts atnid has opened a mattress f adtory on the corner of Maim and Depot streets. The Hendersonvtlle Insltitulte, Vw&'ir tih able mantagement of Prof. J. G. Mc Laughlin, !bas just reached the close of (L, prospeirous and satisfactory term, and is' mlaking arrangement's to celebrafte the vent "niextt week by holding elaboriate OMflmflncemenit exe-cisfs. The exercises will be anranged as follow: i Wednesday night.-May 24. Rev. Wm. L Riohiairds yviVl pxeateh the commence ment jsermcmi. Thursday evenimtff at 8.30 a temper ance drama enHUed, "The Broken Home," will be reordered -in the opera houre. y Fridiy, May 26. At 11 a. m. Hon. R. D. Gilmer o! Waynesville. will deliver Ithe addrfs; Fridiay evening will close the exerc-lses with reclfafc:on. e'c, and musical by M'ss Flora Baker's clas'. W. B. V. : ' - -- CAROLINA NEWS Interesting Items from Va rious Parts of the State. Glimpses of Life and Progress in the Land of the Sky. Notes Gathered for the Gazette and Selections from iatest North Carolina Newspapers. Rev. T. D. Bratton of Spartanburg, who holds the chair of history at Con verse college, has been elected lectorof St. Mary's echool at Raleigh. Mr. T. D. Roseman sent a cat to Cleveland the other day in a bag. Next morning the cat was at Mr. Rose- man's again, Salisbury Sun. The North Carolina Naval Reserves will sail from Wilmington for their ten days practice cruise on. board the United States steamship Prairie next Tuesday afternpon. J. S. Elliott, a well known citizen of Marlon, was found dead in a well on his premises Friday morning. He was not in his Tight mind, and his death : was probably a suicide. He was a suc cessful business man and leaves a good estate for his family. The Weldon News says dans have been perfected for the construction of the silk mill ito be erected at Roanoke Junction, four miles above Weldon. The building will be a substantiallrick structure, 315 feet long and 78 feet wide. Work on the construction will begin about July 1st. Some members of the North Carolina Corporation commission will attend the national convention of railroad com missioners which meets at Denver, Colo., August 10. Judge Clark, of the North Carolina supreme court, has been invited to deliver an address be fore the convention. The school year just closed has been one of marked success, there having just in time to spirit away his nHn. ers and take them to Raleigh. The crimes with which they stand charged are horrible ones. They are the recent murder, robbery and arson at Dongola triii county, in which L. "-Turnage's store was plundered and burned, after a nephew of Turnage, who clerked in the store, had been murdered. This was about May 1. Mr. John Foster lives on the farm of Mr. Thomas Montgomery, near Fifth Creek church, in Cool Spring township, about ten miles from Statesville. His family until Wednesday was compr.&ed of his wife, Mrs. Mary Foster, and three little children, two little girls, aged four and six years, and an infant son, sixteen months oMi His mother also made her home with him. After ithe household duties were fini3hed Wednesday, as related by the Stat-ss Men's patent leath Mears'. er shoes $2.98 at r AT THE CHURCHES; : First Baptist Church Services at 11 a rn. and at-8.30 p. tm Preaching ny the ptuakor, Rev. jWi M. fVines,; ait both" h&urs. ' Subject of pie horumg sermon; "Where is Jesufe and whkt Is He Io 5i?'ubjt ofithe eyening eennion, T!he great salvation and ithe danger " of dTiiftlng from it." "French Broiad -Baptist Churdh Serv ices conducted by the pajstor, Rev. 3. H. Durhiim; preaching alt 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. . Rev. A. US. Browm will preach at Wool&ey hall at 4 -"clock this aftermoom. Oentinal M. E. Church Dr. C. W. Byrd pastor, will preach at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m . Haywood Street M. E. Church Rev. H. L. Atkins, piastior. Breaching ait 11 a. rn. by the pastor. Alt 8.15 p. m. Rev. M. Dickie of S. Paulo, Bnazil, will lec ture on' "Our mission work in; Brazil." Junior League at 3 p. m, North As'heville M. E. Church Rev L. Baam, pastor. Child-ren's diay will be observed today -at 10.30. Preiaching by the pastor Ito nighlt at 8 o'clock. Bethel MTU. Church, Rev. J. R. Moose plastor Preaching alt 11 ai m. and 7.45 p. m. by itihe pastor. First Presbyterian Chuirch, Dr. RTF. Campbell, pastor Rev. Rcibert E. Cald well, D. D.p of Winston, will preach the bacd3,!aureatie sermion if or the. gr'aduat ing class of the Aisheville GoUlege for Young Women today alt 11 a. m. Dr. Caldwell will also preach tt'omlght The regular weekly ire:! ing will be held in Gospel chapel, 20 Vance sttreet, tc-morrow at 3.30 o'clock. A general ain vittation is extended to all. J. Cadwal lader im enlarge. Chirisiti'an Science, Pythian, ha.ll, No. 35 amd 37 South Main streeit. Services at 11 a. m. Seats free. WHITSUNDAY. St. Daiwrence's Calthollc Church, Falth er Mariom, pas'tior Mass at 8 a. m. and 11 a. m. Vesperssps m . TriniHty Church, Rev. McNeely Du Bose, reotior. Holy oommumiion 7.30 a. m. ; morning prayer, confirmation and holy communion 11 a, m.; evening pray er and infaclt baptism at 5 p. m. St. Mlatthiiio Churdh Holy communion 8 la. m.; rr.iaMns, licany and sermon 11 a. m. ; Sunday sdhool 3 p. m.; (evensong and sermon 4 p. m.; Rev. Henry Stephen McDuffey, prkteit in change. ATI Souls' Church, Biltmore, Rev. R. R. Swope, D. D., rector Service at it a. m. and 5. p. m. All seats in the church tare free and the public is cordially in vited ito attend the services. Bantha Signature rTha Kind Vja Wm Always BougU &) . s? fiMimn "It EE! "I hr cone 14 4my at a Una wiui MOV4(mnr tk bowel,, uot being .ku 'hrouic eoD5tlptk)o for seven tears placed was bi terrible cfanditton: dorin tbat tim. i .! iry tbiug I heard of but never found any relief . " vn rn, tv iivm vm wv vurw inmiHi a at? . mreass tmUl I begaHxasing CASCAHr-ri Dave f rom one t9 tbree passages a uT J T&8 rich I would (ire tlDO-OO for aeb movem.! s wen a relief." Aymrs I. Nnm ' t 1689 Russell 8t, Detroit, fit (l ,y CATHARTIC - I - ' i fl mm nt P.l.r. hla o. m Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gri.e. Kfc. afc ... CURE CONSTIPATION. . 1 fmpmrnj. Utar ramtnmi, , s.;i College street and Oourt Rnnnm Far Bale by The Carol hm Phermy 1 right to a self-sacrificing affection Let us be content with the sweet (! pendence, the demonstrative fond nets that ks nature's response to our nature, prompted bestowal of ourselves upon our children. A degree of sturdy gPi flshnees, however, is the prerogative of healthy childhood, and cannot be re garded as altogether blameworthy. Blaine Goodale Eastman in the June Woman's Home Companion. By allowing the accumulations it the bowels to remain, the entire syg. tern Is poisoned. De Wiltt'a Dittle Early Rfosers regulate the bowels. Try them and you will always use them. For aaJe by Paragon Pharmacy. But They Weren't Civilized. Traveling in southern India, om; day I was taken into the country toseo tapioca roots gathered and ground for use. Tho adults working in the grove, men and wo men, had each a rag around the loins, hut the boys and girls, with their black, glossy skins, were free of all incumbrance. Our guide explained to these people that we were from a country so far away ami so different from theirs that the waters were sometimes made solid by the extreme cold and we could walk upon them ; that 6ometinies it was so intensely cold that the rain was froixm into particles and lay on the earth so deep that peoplo could not walk through it, and that three and four layers of heavy clothes had to be worn. This happy people, as our guide told us, wondered why we staid there, why we did not come and enjoy life in their favor ed clime. Andrew Carnegie in "ortb American Review. To a certain extent all animals that live in the sea, such as whales, dolphins and porpoises, have the power to store up air, as they breathe only at intervals, when they come to the surface for that purpose. WHAT TO EXPECT IN A CHILD'S LOVE. I do not think we should expect of ; children the sort of love which we our selves are capable. The child's love for 'the parent andi the parent's love for the child are essentially different, and we may only arouse a sort of antagonism in the young by insisting upon, our When a person is down in the world, an ounce of help is better than a pound of preaching. Bulwer . No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. 50c. $1. All druggists. For sale by The Carotkna Pharmacy OoUege street and Court Square. been over one hundred etudents during viUe Landmark, the elder Mrs. Foster the term droat nrpnoratlnn nro al. : . . j il. . the term. Great preparations are al ready being made for the fall term, which will open some time in Septem ber. Ah elegant residence has been se cured for a dormitory for girls, and the dormitory for boys will be Tenovated. tolk County News. Elilah Jovner and Cephus Lancrley. the two neerroes who have beert in Pitt county jail for" the Turnage murder, and arson'at Dongoia, apout the first of May, were taken to Raleigh Pri- dav ajivs lodeed in jail to prevent lynch ing. The prisoners were first taken to Washington and the iact eoon became known in Pitt county, immediately it was discovered a lynching party was formed and an advance began on "Washington. The sheriff learned of It XtrMta with yon whether yon vototura tha, 4)Hi nsrraiu umnn, vzpe. tine, poriflea the blood, i etorea ion muuittua. o-h mm if ii I nun mil i ii m iiiii i 1 1 n eaii nu mvas. v mmwr mm mmjmmrmm -LmTS 9 1 ,lLUi suLkee'yen in Boaitn, boot. boxes riU ruitfrh (arm. Tk twitli will nfttlll mmIiu 7i.. t,l, wtmlf-etm S boxen, jn-M, went to churning in the kitchen, the two little srirls to play in the yard. while the mother and the infant 'boy werejn the house. About 8 o'clock Mrs. Mary Foster came out and told her mother-in-law she would churn, but the latter not consenting, the daughter-in-law went back into the house. In a few minutes the oldest little ehild went into the house, and seeing her baby brother leaning against the'trunk with the Diooa xncKung from his thnnWt- She tave the alarm. Old Mrs. Foster started in and on the door steps met her daughter-in-law coming out with a bloody razor in her hand and a ghastlywound across her throat. . Bewrr Is BlooA Deep. PlAnn MnnH mMM ft rloan ali. ' VIMkU WAVWft w wi.mii "nin, m Q wiv. cieau your uiuwi auu .eep n Clean by Stirring up the lazy liver and driving alfim ywiau yuiiy ico, vyus, uiuwues. Oiackheadfi nutsi satisfaction guaranteed. in or Rn " mm, Jtr- W " V - " I ., ' -n-iUW, - nAiiMi trtreet and Court 8auar. Oolks&re tret artd Court 8aiuu If you suffer from tenfleraeHs oc, full ness on the right d, pain under shoulder-bla.de, cansrtlpatlom, bilious niess, sick-headache, iuwS feel dull heavy and eaeepy your Bver hi orpI and conge3ti. DeWitt IAttle Early Rtoere will cure promptly, pleasantly ana permanenitiy oy removing tne con eetrftlnrr and cauffinfi Ithe bile dnoita open andjlow Mtem&T' THEY ARB " For Mle by Fnr&ffoa Pharmtacy. Men's vi(jl kid idiots at $2.00, black end mm Will Be Interesting To All Who See Them. V. anainnonnnaaonaoonnaonpn REANANTS OF SILK. We offer all pieces of silk, 4 yards and less, of our en tire stock at a much lower price than manufacturers' cost. Changeable Taffeta, worth 85 For 57 U2c Plain Taffeta, worth 75c For 50c Ponge, in colore, worth 60c For 16c China, in colors, worth 50c For 24c And many more at prices less than you ever thought of paying, o cm Topchon Laces 150 pieces of imitation, some worth 25c, your choice at 5 c. Embroideries Our embroideries are the talk of the town, from ic to $1.00 in the dainty and new designs of the season, Ladies Underweab In silk, lisle thread, , an elegant assortment just arrived, I C3 G. A. MEARS, 33 South Main Street V i V- .,v m Litei f ten (duct i brar catei (unee , wer 1 - ' V t t -' - IV- tv -'-v- - 1. - -1 T ' 1
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