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THE ASHEVILXE GAZETTE -JONE 18, -; 1899 ... li ww 1 wfr im 1 ft JJJ'-"I.JJ''' " ' " iT" ' i"-""' " " '" - " ' "J; DODO tTME ODOD BIG ORE EALTIM. 10 and 12 natton Avenue FIRST 1 11 MAMIE . . . Continued This Week.'.-. Thousands of customers have taken advantage of the many Bargains offered across our counters last week, and I 1 the still greater bargains we offer this week will no doubt increase the rush, We Offer this W eek 125 wash skirts in white and colored, worth $1 25 to $1.50, at 75 cents. 96 fine skirts made of fine welt pique?, duck, etc., elegantly trimmed and worth trom $1.50 to f 2.00, our price 98 cents. A large line of woolen and silk skirts to be sold in proportion. A beautiful line of 10 cent dress goods, 6c SPECIAL. 40 p eces of fancy colored, all silk rib bons, worth from 35 to 75 cents a yard, will be sold at less than manufacturers' cost. Few more dozen of those 15 cent towels at b cems. Summer weight wooltn men's un'er w.ir, ivgular price, $1.25, clearance pi ire, 75 cents. Few more dozen of those Misses' Slip pers in tan and black, worth 75 cents at 39 cents. About 50 mora pairs of those fine tan colored $1.50 shoes at 99 cents. About 65 more pairs of those $2.00 shoes at $1.29. andSwas, gone several minutes ; before it was detected, searcn wa a ouvo instituted but to no avail; In this case the guard will probably recjeive ho pay for hfe cervices. Nashville Graphic. - Frank' Fuller, a farmer of Vance county, had a terrible fight with a mad dog Friday. The dog invaded his prem ises, attacked and bit a horse, cow and hog', and then dashed into the house after the farmer's-wife and three chil dren . Fuller ran into the room while his wife and children stood upon a bed, and he met the dog's charge with a Wow from a hatchet. The dog fought to the last but he was finally killed. It is said none of the family were bitten, though clothes were torh. Statesville Landmark. About the middle of last October, Mr. Ellis Cook's nine months old child was taken seriously, sick, suffering intensely night and day, acting, when you would take It tip, as though it would go into Tt nfnrvrvprJ nil rein T and lived ' hv drinking water, milk and coffee, and hence became a mere skeleton, une doctor said it had membranous croup, while others pronounced it brain trou ble. Thus It went until after Christ rausiner a trrea't deal of parental 1 anxiety, they not knowing what was I really the matter with it. About three j weeks ago, a needle worked out just above the hip bone. It came out point ! foremost Hickory Press. An unknown white man, a tramp, ! loafing around on Mr. John Moore's place near here, last Friday committed rape on a negro woman sixty years old, by the name of Charlotte Turner. The villain had just passed the field where two of Mr. W. R. Honeycutt's daugh ters were chopping cotton. He then sat down on a log near the spring waiting for his victim. Seeing the negro wo man he seized her by the throat, chok ing her nearly to death. Her cries for help were heard by the two girls, who ran to their father with the news. Mr. Honeycutt with a party of men com menced a search at once, but he made his escape. Antney Turner, son of the outraged woman, and other negroes are naturally much enraged. If the man is caught he will probably be lynched. Franklin Correspondence Concord Standard. 100 men's fine, all wool cassimere suits, light colored, sizes 34 to 42, in sacks and cutaways, worth from $8.00 to $12.00, clearance price, $5.98. DISPLAYED IN WINDOW. 140 m-Ti's sample hats worth $1.50 to $2 25 clt arauce price 98 cents. F3 JS 3 O IrL X jSl. m 1 The Kind You Have Always Bougf BALTIMORE r Gomersal as Napoleon. In the late thirties and early forties t favorite Epochicular play at Astley's iu London was "The Battle of Waterloo," in which an actor named Gomersal gained renown as Napoleon Bonaparte. His imi tation of the emperor was so lifelike that the great. Uuko of Wellington invited him to Apslcy House, and the interview af fords an amusing illustration of the actor's closo conscientiousness in attention to the most minuto detail. After oomplimenting his guest tbo duko remarked: "I obscrvo, Mr. Gomersal, that you do not use a snuffbox in the part, but makt tbo eniporoi take bis snun loose irom his waistcoat ocket. Permit mo to enable you to siil ulv the omission." And hi? grace presented the actor with a verj handsome silver "tabatiere. " Gomersal oocketed the casket and stom ached the criticism in silence, but when ho reached home ho wrote to the conqueror of Waterloo and respectfully pointed out that the omission was of set purpose and absolutely true to history, "Boney" being in tbo habit of dispensing with a snuffbox and taki;:g tho powder loose from his waistcoat pocket, which he hud made lined with chamois leather for that purpose. Xetf York Times. 11 W and 12 Patton Avenue CAROLS? Interesting Items from Va rious Parts. of the State. Glimpses of Life and Progress in the Ur.d of the Sky. Notes Gathered for the Gazette and Selections from latest North Carolina Newspapers, The Hickory Mercury eays that for years in Catawba county the noultrv business has hrought more money than the cotton crop. Currituck county will get Julian S. Carr'a gift of $500 as the county which . cast the largest percentage of its reg istered vote for the special tax for public schools last August. It gave 27 per cent, of Dts registered vote. Pamli co comes next with 22 per cent. On the 20th instant the Grand I,odeP 'of Masons will lay the corner stone of .the Presbyterian church. This occu pies the site of and is largely con i,tru6ted' of materials from the old . church, in which the notable constitu tional convention of 1835 was ' held. jRaleigh Correspondence Charlotte Ob server. 1. , A postal card to the Landmark from : ' Beauty; Is Blood Deep. '" ' T3an : blood means a - clean skin. No , ? e beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar i ticrclean your- bloodand keep it clean, by the lazy liver and driving all im- v" purities from the body.r Begm-to-day to banish pimpies, dous, cioicne uiacueaofi, onA iWt Kiiklv bilious comblexion by taking ,'i"!naamf .-bpAtitV'.for ten cents. All druc. .'iiMdtO BOTlKl tll'l lij li it S U'Kfcl. AUU mJVJA UW. Mr. E. It. Long, of Elmwood, states that hail which fell during the terrible storm of last Saturday morning was , still plainly visible at a point one mile east of Elmwood last Tuesday morn ing. The fact that hail was still to be seen on the ground the fourth day after It fell gives some idea of the great sev erity of the storm. Statesville Land mark. Senator Pritchard has secured the appointment of Mr. Fxank'B. Davis, of Morgantown, as second. lieutenant in the United States Army, vice Newland, who failed to pass his examination this spring. Mr. Davis was second lieuten ant in the Second North Carolina vol unteere. He was promoted to first lieutenant and made an excellent rec ord. He will stand his examination in September. urke County News. A member of the staff of the Terk- ville Enquirer made a trip up the nar row guage road a couple of weeks ago, and wrote very interestingly of the dif ferent towns ithrough which he passed. He was specially complimentary to the farming of Catawba county. He said as he approached Newton, wheat field stretched out on both-eides of the road as far asi the eye could see, and that it was very fine. Maiden, Newton, Con over and Hickory, he said, all appear ed to be flourishing, but no town on the line was keeping pace with Gastonia; up and Mr. Leinster took his squad of -convicts under shelter. Lightning struck the shelter and knocked down nine of the convicts. Mr. Leinster was some distance from them and was not hurt. He dragged the injured men out into the rain and sent for a doctor but by the time the doctor arrived the rain had revived the convicts. Statesville Landmark. t , The plan as to the immigration to this state, as outlined by the agricul tural department is that special efforts shall be made to secure immigration from the northwest. It is argued that this is found to be the most desirable; that there are many reasons why it desires to come here, and that it has made good settlers. One Raleigh farm has a mile and a half of sunflowers. His plantation is entirely bordered by them. Giles Heilig, a colored man, who was sitting on the railroad track near the depot Saturday night, peacably sleep ing and dreaming sweet dreams, was suddenly knocked off the track a dis tance of thirty-eight feet by the north bound vestibule train which actually woke him up by cutting several gashes n his head and body. He is out on the streets and seems to be getting along fairly well. Lexington Dispatch. Mr. R. B. Leinster, of Statesville. who is now in the service of the stait prison as a guard, has written bis home folks about an experience he had a few days ago. He is guarding con victs who are doine rsilrvkari ttarnett county. A thunderstorm came WHO ISm as well a? LI . men are made. miiser- 1 U Mle, . y kidney and r a aaer trouble. Dr. B L n M E ilm6r'a Swamp Boot, -L.,l- the -great kldlasy reme cent land tl alzes. Trwt mav - y pie bdttle by mut .ISSI Arthur Williams, colored, who was gent to this place from Battleboro to be placed In Jail for burglary, and who w'as under guard as a smallpox suspect, made his escape last Thursday, xne guara was piaying a game of drafts when Wiliiam saw hi opportun ity and -made a break tor liberty. If you suffer from tenderness or fnii ness on the right sldfe, paina under shoulder-bliade, conetapation, billions -nees, sick-hadadhe, s and feel dU heavy and sleepy, your Ever is torpid ana ewngeseem ue w roc s aaae ean-iy rilsers will cure - promptly, pleagiaintiv and nermaneaitly 3y removing :th w7 getiom) land causing ; 4h bi1e ducts to openi femd: flow .matuxally. THEY ARE GOOD PILLS. Far sale by, paragon The Kind You Htre Always Bought, and which has been in use for ove- years, lias borne the signature of and Jias been jpiade under his per- Ttf-f fl- - sonal supervision since its infancy. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against "-Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Si The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC OCNTAUR OOMNNT, TT MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. RflOTT'S They overcome Weak ness, irregularity and omissions, increase vigr- or and banish "pains NNYROYAL PILL of menstruation." They are " LIFE SAVERS " to girls at womanhood, aiding1 development of organs and body. No known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm life becomes a pleasure. $1.00 PER BOX,BY MAIL. Sold by druggists. DR. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio. FOR SALE BY DR. T. C. SMITH. Revenge of a Snake and Its Mate. A gentleman riding along a plantatios path, followed by a negro on a mule, j i. i 4. 4. 11, :iL i : . bwtuu a mr-Ku cuiuuu muuiii w..n r. : Southern railway for the following oc soon a3 undor cover and out of reach of SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES. Special excursion rates offered by th the whip the snake raised its head above the bushes, standic almost upright on casions: Meeting- Grand Lodge Benevolent Protective order Elks, St. Louis, Mo., its tail and glaring at him with flashing June 20-22, 1899. What lis Kodol Dyspepsia Cure? It is the newly discovered remedy, the most effective preparation ever devised for aiding the digestion and assimiilaJti'oai of food and restoring the deranged diges tive organs to a naitural condtotrcwi. It la discovery surpassing aaiyitnlng yet known to the medical profession. Par agon Pharmacy. LIST OF FIRMS Who take periodical tickets: Photographers T. H. Llndsey, Court square. Bakery Hestom's, 26 South Main Sit. Bicycles: Sundries, Repairing, Sup plies, Renting H. A. Dunham, 11 Church streeit. Books and Stationery-Asheville Prlnt ng company, George L. Hackney, pro prietor, 4 North Court square. Bote end Shoes J. Span jtnburg, 2 Court square. Carpets, Curtains, and Rugs W. B. Williamson & Co., 16 Pat ton. avenue. C&ndy Kitchen L. M. TheobolO, 28 Padton avenue. Clothing WhitOojk Clothing house, 41 Patton avenue. Drugs Heinitsh & Reagan, Snd.ey Building, Paitton avenue. Florist Idlewild Floral Co., Sondiey Building, Patitonii avenue. Furniture W. B. Williamson & Co., 16 BaJtton avenue. Fish, Oysters, Game, etc. AshevlUe Fish Co., stall 15, City Market. Fruits E. D. Keeling, opposite posn- offlce. Dentist Dr. Wex'ler Smathers, 40 Patton avenue, telephone, No. .219. Groceries A. D. Cooper, 32 South Main street; A. F. Cook, North Mam street; Stradfley Bros., 16 North Court Square. Hardware Brown, Northup & CO., 33 Patton avenue. Job Printing Asheville Printing Co.. George L. Hackney, proprietor, 4 North Court square. Jewelry B. H. Cosby, 27 FaJttota ave- oue. Laundry---Asheville Steam Laundry, 43 West College street, telephone 95. Livery Chambers, Weaver & Co., 15 19 Willow, telephone 18. " .. . Letter and Monogram Engraving Al ta. M. Cole. 34 "Patton avenue.' Meat Market Wernwag -and Marlow, Stall F, City Market. Merchant Tailoring Whitlock Cloth in Houee, 41 Pattom avenue. Music House C. Falk, 55 Sout.h Main street. " Millimery Miss LaBart. 34 Patton avenue. Newspaper Asheville Daily Gazette, Court-square. " Paints and Paper F. B. Millet, unurcn street. Tickets received on material only: Photographic ArSst T. H. Lindsey. sou'tn coxirt aquate. - vegetaMes Mrs. S. S. Lynch, Stall y, caty Market, telenhone 334 - Jooks suppiliej free at' 34 Patton ave- nue. eyes, at tho s:ii!ui tifuo hissing fiercely and exposing its f.ngs. "Yo' ort'n tcr 'a' dono dat, Maws Joe!" exclaimed the negro. "Why not, Pomp?" " 'Case dat spee'll lay fuh yo' sho', an somo time ernothcr'll hit yo' back." "Pshaw, Pomp! I don't take any stock in such nonsense. More likely he'll take care to keep out of reach of my whip. I wish, though, I had killed the beast!" "Dat would 'a4 bin er sight wusser, Maws Joe, 'caso de mate would jes' foller tel hitcotch'fc yo, an when er cotton mouf's mate hits yo' goes dead powerful quick." mate, or if thoro is it doesn't know more than other dumb creatures. A man may be hit, of courso, but not moro often by the mate cf a rnake ho has killed than by some other that just happens in strikin;? distance. " "Leastv.T-fs, Maws Joe," urged Pomp, "yo'd hotter liappen erlong dis paf any moro ui; year, "cj tin on hossback!" This good advico f;-.l en heedless ears. The next aftornoon Maws Joe followed the path on foot, probably without any thought of what had occurred the day be fore, and whon passing the spot where he had lashed the snake the day before ha was struck at the same instant y two cot ton mouths, one from each side of the path. He managed to get home, but died soon after. The negroes in that neighborhood, and many white peoplo, too, are firm believers in the cotton mouth's mate and its vioiou? intelligence. Galveston News. No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobueco habit cure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. 50c, 1. All druggists A PANEL AFTER TURNER. Tho peacock on the balustrade Of yellowf'il morbid sleeps away, His listless tirin's begemmed array Sweeping the glories in cascade. The ancient Triton fiingr, nbr.ut His silver in the tuv ;iy sum, Where filiine3 the li;l,e chameleon, Like tinsel, basking noontide out. And wearied of the filmed air The butterfly white Pierrot Droops o'er the jasmine, pulsing slow Twain petals pearled with powder rare. They dream, afar see tumbling high The storm's gay chaos 1 Its decrees The empurpled plumage of the trees Proclaims, "Faint rose, the rain is nigh." Thomas Walsh in Donahoe's. Ml 1 "I bare gone 14 at time without movement of th bowels, not being able to move them except by using bot water injections. Chronic constipation for seyen years placed me In this terrible condition; 4nring that time I did ev erything I beard of but never found any relief; sucb was my case until 1 began using GASCARI5TS. 1 now have from one to three passages a day and if I was rich I would give 1100.00 for each movement; it s such a relief." Aylhkr L. Hdht. - RusseU St, Oeaotl iSc Account of the above named meeting the Nashville, Chat tan oogra & St. Louis railroad will sell tickets to St. Louis and return June 18, V9 and 20, with final limit June 26 for one fare for the round trip. For this occasion you will use iroo clad signature form of dickeL Meeting Grand Lodge Knights of Py thias, Fayettevile. N. C. ; tickets on sale June 18-20 inclusive, final limit June 26; rate from Asheville $12.40. Annual session Biblical Assembly, Charlotte, N. C; tickets on sale June 18-21 inclusive, final ilmiit July 1; also on sale June 26 and 27, final limit July 3; one fare for the round trip; rate from Asheville $5.20 via Salisbury, $4.70 via. Statesville or Spartanburg'. University of North Carolina Sum mer school for teachers, Chapel Hill, N. C. ; tickets on sale June 17 to July 10 inclusive, final limit July 20; one fare for the round trip; rate from Asheville $8.05. Annual reunion Grand Lodge Benevo lent Protective Order of Elks, St. Louis, Mo.; tickets on sale June 18-20 Inclusive, final limit June 26; rate from Asheville, $20. For full information, call on ticket agent or F. R. Darby, C. P. & T. A., Asheville, or R. L. "Vernon, T. P, A., Charlotte, N. C. There is a time for all things. The time to take DeWitfs Little Early Ris ers lis when, you are suffering from con sitipation, biliousness, stick headache, in digestion, or other sitomach or liver trou bles. Paragon Pharmacy. Pleasant, .Palatable. Potent. fTaitj onut ''t' Good, Never SlckeiuVeake!,orGrfplSS& ... CURE CONSTIOA-rinu - MONTHLY SUFFERING. Tliousands of women are troubled at monthly inter vals with pains in the head, back, breasts, 6houlders,sides hips and limbs. But they need not suffer. These pains are symptoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The men 6trual function should operate .painlessly. 'Vr tlR EtJ m v u ir ii makes menstruation painless and regular. It puts the deli cate menstrual organs in condi tion to do their work properly And that stops all this pain. Why will any woman suffer month after month when Wine; of Carduiwill relieve her? It costs fi.oo at the drug store Why don't you get a bottle to-day? For advice, in cases requirinflt epeciai directions, aaaress, eiv ing symptoms, "The Ladies Ad visory Department.' -Th6 : Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn. : Cirt. R0Z8A LEWIS, ' -... 'Oanavine. Texas, styit "I.wm Vuto edat monthly Intervals , with terrible pains In my head and back." y but have been entirely relieved by Wla p MISS Coils, Manager. -n -
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