THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE AUGUST l iCj
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ALSO 0 and 0 TEA
Put up only In tin cans. One tea
spoonful 3s enough for two cups; use
fresh boiling- waiter and siteep for five
xnimuites.
A.D. COOPER,
32 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
IF YOU NEED A
Suit or Extra
Pants
Now is Your Chan
20 Per Cent Off
Any Light Weight Fuit
or Pantp.
ANY SIZE I . . . ANY STYLE 1
IN ALL GRADES !
18 Patten Avenue.
Loyers of Good Coffee, Listen !
Ielicious and delightful are the re
sults you get on trying
MONOGRAM - COFFEE.
Phone No- 254
'"Them will be a cantii party at ithe Manor
Thursday evenang.
Prayer meetings will be Iheld every ev
ening' flaring the week dt the First Bap
tist church, poepairatiory to Itfoe revival
ervioea which wlU begin. Sunday.
The sifcose of b. Grose was entered Sun
flay night end, about $25 worth of olgars
digairettes and itoblacca stolen. The thief
watered a window in Ithe rear of ithe store;
Archie Nichols bas received the bicy
cle me'dal for the Central Labor urnon,
which was oridered throuerh Arthur M.
Field The medial 4s fca every respecit a
handsome traces.
Misw Adia; Gufdsgrer will entterfcdin at
cards We'inesdiay evein&nsr M honor of
Miss Julietit Howard of Kenitucky, Miss
Nafticy Davidscm of Texas, and M s Em
ily WSQsoto of naimols.
EX1 Gray, colored. ws arre ted last
nieht by Oacttiadn Jordan. He Is wanted
in Charleston for ithe larceny of a quar
ter and a suit of clothes. The suiit was
recovered An officer will come here af
ter Gray.
Eddie Belote won the 50 cemts. offered
by Mrs. G. W. Yarborougfhi of the First
Bapdst church Sunday 'school to the
member of her class who memorized ithe
editorial published in fche Gazette. Sun
day 23d. "Ruskiar" was the subject of
the editorial.
Am excursion: wtill be run "to Knoxvilile
August 8, by Cash Mosby, colored. There
wi:u oe a numuieT oi coaianea icr winuie
peDple, R. J. Sherrill and G. "F. ZeJily
will mini win irfi7irsicta' ifirom Saluda to
Hot Springs lalbout Augusit 22.
THrVlfa f!rn irASiwiftrt sealtsJ If or i:ftl SUm-
mm Rrhonl -ofimieept to be eiven Thursd'aiy
evening at the opena. house may te pur-'
chjased at HeiMitsh & Reaigjah's for 75
cetnl.s. Thcea who hoM ithe raguliar a;an
tickcfts may exdhiange itlhem for reserv
ed seat.
At the reoruiiiline- office yesterday ithePhoGft
rodrowlng men were received! for the
Twenty-miiritll: L. Dougherty, A. S,
Moore, M. Rose and. D. tOannon. of Bun-
come counity, and C. Morris of Taaicey
county. They will leave for Fort Mc-
Pherson itMs morning.
Slimmer
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busT"tlie
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-Not whether you want one,
weattoer'of ItheMfcropdos,. let baye Its
eajse ,too.- Surnirnef with the doze, with
the swinging repose -ha oae xteo f uBy
eojoy only ' tal a" hammock.' Nofts" the
harmondous blending o$ dlore in'ipur lint.
The prtceii are right. : I ; ' ! - -;
SO SOUTH MAlil STREET.
An entertainment in aid of local 3u-
cationiail work, to be calleiii tt!he "Arden
Illustiraited Magazine, and to ccmi:3t of
mmic, tableaux, a minuet, a play, etcv
well be given at Arden House, the ivart
dbmce otf C. W. Beale, esa.rjon Thuradav.4
AUgustt 3, &t 8.30 p. m. Admission 5
ceals; children vinder 12, 10 cents, y
Tha tfluatnee, for the recovery of Geirge
Smith, the (negro who Was shot by Con
sbable James, aire increasing- wjith time.
Ua&t night Dr. GCentn itold Smdtih he
must take fthe rrfilk and soup pre&arlbe,
He afereed ko 'do so, after some persatl
sion, and added as a predilection of the
rlace assex'teSi (itself, ."And, Dt. can't I
have aiame wtatermelon "
MARSHALL SUPERIOR COURT.
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ORTEO ROASTED & CKtogl
A composition of genuine Java and
Mocha when green, thoroughly cleaned,
all foreign substances carefully remov
ed. Raastedl by the Balttest improved
method and immediately packed In one,
two and three pound cans, thereby re
fcai'11 Sta natural "delicious flavor; "which
aasmot be surpassed.
If you enjoy good coffee and want good
offee, order a trDafl can from our grocer.
Bold by first class grocers everywhere.
CHARLESTON IMPORTING AND
EXPORTING COMPANY,
Importere and Roasters of High Grade
Coffee, Charleston, S. C, U. S. A.
NOTICE.
The Eureka Clnanig and; Presaiine
Company ia prepared to dean, press and
keep your clohea aa good orderfor
1 Please & us a trial, ij
S wearing apparel given special at
tention in dl earning and mending.
, i LEWIS & FORD,
tst t txt Proprietors.
we also make a specialty of
dLeanflng Carpets, RUg3, Pcrtleres, Drap
Jackeits, RibbOrs, Scarfs,
'HOte? work given prompt attention
: G- W. LEWIS, .
General Manager.
MRSVG. W. LEWIS,
w Wa&e,r LaJdiee- Department.
102 -Paitton avenue. 14S-3m
IF YOO USE
PERIODICAL .TICKETS I
- T6u save 4 percent; on ths mon-
ejr you are Bpeajfllng dally.
; s Tickets "furnished, free w eppli':
May Adjourn on AccoTint of Irregular
ity in Drawing Jury.
Superior count, in Marshall, mav ad
journ much sooner than at first expect
ed. The board of countv comTrtMwinTi-
ers drew a Jury to serve only one week,
a fact Which Is Cnn.rirlttroH
for a thfee weeks' term, and therefore
Judge Coble will probably decide that
no more jury cases should be tried after
the conclusion of the case now occupy
ing the attention of the court. Shmiiri
this be done the court will only remain
in session a short time to hear motions.
Before leaving Marshall Judge Coble
is expected to render a decision in the
case of White against Murray, the
former having made the claim that he
is the clerk ex-officio of the criminal
court.
W. W. West, Jr., won the 2nd race one
mile of the series for the Athletic Belt
J. Cartmell won the one mile race for
16 year old boys ,
They rode "Eagles. ' Don't you want one?
ASHEVILLE CYCLE CO.,
EUGENE C, SAWYER, Prop.
No. 18 and 20 Church St
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53 South Main Street.
I carry a select stock of Brandies, Wines and Whiskie3 ; every
thing that's kept in an up-to-date saloon. All goo Is guaranteed
in quality and price. ;
Pat, Mclntyre
PrnnnRtnr
Fhone 218. P. O. Box 33?.
ASK - FOR - BEACH - NUT RYE.
a i liii in m in Tft ir ir
It Beats the World
how we can put such perfect work
manship, on a shirt front, collar or cuff
is what everyone says that examines
our faultless laundry work. No spot
or fray to mar the beauty of the Irre
proachable color and finish put upon it
that defies competition by any' laun
dry ia this town. Our " laundry work
has reached the top notch of perfection
that has yet been obtained.
AsheviM Steam Laundry
Phone 95.
43 WEST COLLEGE ST.
Bltmore Patent l-4k s.
Bilimore " l2 sk.
Biltmo " sk
BUtmore p" lilil
Collins' Whole f fem
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Flovi 1-4 st
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"W prefw tha bread mad from
whola wheat Hour t any tht w kT"
vet had upon our table nd Wt
ever used y but th. bt braa ,!
Boor.
Pre of Normal & CollegiAte Lut
ForSale by all Dealers.
PRATT & LAMBERT'S
Spar Finishing Varnish
We commend thi&to thoe who have felt
the need of a firet-claps outside Varnish
that will not crack, turn white, crawl, pit
or bloom- For all exposed work like front '
doors or store fronts it bag no equal,
33 PATTON
AVENUE.
Brown, ITorthup & Co.
JAS. P. SAWYER, Preside!.
J. B. RANKIN, Cashj.
a.pitaJL Stooiz - - - - $100,OOC:
SUPERIOR FACILITIES POP. DOING A GflNBRAL
- ii BANKING BUSINBSa
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR KENT.
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AN IDEAL SPOT
F. P. GOLDSMITH.
Charged With Forging in Three In
stances and Has Disappeared.
The county criminal court 1a inter
ested in the sudden disappearance of a
defendant, F. P. Goldsmith.. OoMsmith
is charged with forging orders for wit
ness rees on Register of Deeds Mackey.
It is alleged that three orders were
forged.
The cases were set for trial int at
urday but Goldsmith cannot be found.
He is supposed Mto have gone south,
probably to Siartanbiirc. tt i hatna.
followed by Robert Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood is on his bond for $200.
Dolph Stepp, colored. WAS WStoHav
convicted of havinc: stolen
of brass ronn the Southern Railway
company.
To Spend the Summer in Rest,
Recreation nd Pleasure.
ASHEVILLE COLLEGE BUILDING
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lias been thoroughly renovated and is now open for theaccommo- 4
dation of summer visitors. Excellent service, electrio lights and baths
on every floor. ' - .
THE 7-ACRE CAMPUS GROUNDS are Well shaded and afford
delightful walks and beautiful mountain scenery. Terms $7.00 to $10 00
per week. Address
ARCHIBALD A. JONES, AshevlUe, N. C
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M'DOWELL COURT
Hon. Locke Oralfi: has retn
McDowell! superior court. Mr fv;i
gave ithe Inforrniation that one of -th
most interestinff suite of tVio t0r-n tio
that of Bradley, administrator, vs. the
o. K. & C railway for d&ma?M n-i a
former trial the plaintiff was awarded
oamages in the sum of $10,000. The trial
last week resulted in a verdict of $6,00(7.
The company will take the case to the
supreme court.'
Another suit is the Mitchell count v
bond case. The county is endeavoring
to avoid the payment of sis.onn nf u
bonds. The 'case was called yesterday.
Judge Avery, E. J. Justice, Mi H. Jus
tice and John Perkins ejDDear for th
cdunty of Miltcheli; Senator Lambert.
Davidson & Jones and J. M. Gudger,
Sr., for the bondholder.
A FISHING EXCURSION
on
That you dldnt catcbJ any fish
didn't hinder you having a good time,
If you had plenty of good dhcinaiatl
EJacpbrit beer, or some of our good Moun
tain White Rye whiskey, or a bottle of
Manhattan Whiskey or Martini Cocktail
In your locker to wash Idtawn your lunch
with. Every ode Should carry a flask
of our Monogram Rye Whiskey or Grape
Brandy when) golimg away from home
Imported and Domestic Cigars Sold by
me dox at factory Prices at the l
KerKeley tigar Stand
A Man That Loves Good
lEating
knows that a substantial roast from our
pfrtme ribs of beef, legs of Jamb, saddle
of mutton that he always gets fresh,
JUdcy,-tendBr and delicious, is what will
tick to his ribs in nutriment and digest
easily.
ZUIMMIAN & WHITEHEAD
Telephone 4. City Market.
Agents for Swift Co.'s West
era Meats.
BUIDING BLOWN DOWN.
The old- brick bulldinet on Wntpr
street, which, was declared a nuisance.
oy tne aiaermen last Friday evening,
was . blown down. vptp.ria.v. i tjwic.
were bored, in the. centre oillars. dvnfl-
mite tyiaced in. the hrvloa on o-nif: v
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eledtriciity.-The interior wall fell in.
but the roof and part of the walls "were
left. Another" charge was tmt in the
outer wall, but : still , part of (the wall
was left. This was- pushed in and the
roof .then fellIn -
We have da our Odorless Refrigerators
now. cjf -v
- - - MRS, L. A .-r JOHNSONS
f0? 166,s; r ;27,NorHb, MtaJin St.
i - ' - 's.'oo s iftTT eusoddo aottBAvn
THE 'BOUANZA" WINE AUD LIQUOR CO.
Telephone 72. 43 South Main Street;
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P EN'S SHOES.
We have just, gotten in our line of FALL AND WINTER SHOES
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;.the celebrate . VTurner', Shoe, Jcnown everywhere as itlie best shoe for
men thafs made Prices, 45.00 and $6.00, in patent leather. Tans, Vicl
KM, Kid and Enamel. Look them over. : . . ' -- : . -
"The Men's Outfitter."
Phone 73
11 Patton Avenue.
THE CELEBRATED TigSED
ELECTO OIGAR...
Is the Only 5 Cent Cigar Worth Smoking.
It Has Stood the Test for the Last Ten
Years. Try One.
..MOKRG
Leader,
17 Patton Avenue
Branch Cigar Stand, 14 Patton Avenue. Telephone No. 456.
No Test Like a Trial ,
Our Ice Cream is the best in town. We are particular about
making , it; use the purest cream, insist upon clean
liness, quick service and politeness. These points make onr
Ice Cream Famous.
ar Candies are made fresh every day.
L. LI. THPHRAI n
28 PATTOW AVE. '
Teiepaon. no. . ASttlEVlLLE CANDY KITCncn
Closing
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Hitf-Summer S
At
COST
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The Imperial MilM and Ladies' Outfitter
No. :22 South Main Street.
7& rr -r1- cst.
Hata, Ribbons, Zoweri Wlng Qulits, AJgretitea and Feathered Novelties
:Mt,DM3. Alt. Dsit I
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