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Do
WhatYou
There are some persons whose minds
made up before idaey go to a wore
to purchase, land there ore others -who do
not know Just what they need. Tney
know, however. That tbey need furni
ture. Now, Blair always lakes pleas
ure tq making uggeSiODS and also se
Jectjom, wfcsn requested tQ do so by &
class of his pabons, and in no jtastance
ho ever heard & complaint A pur
chaser should never feel ashamed when
In doubt ,eo- aek' the advice of one whose
experience 'hi a business makes hime a
.more comoetect judge, than one 5 has
never had any,
Go Blair's, 45 Patton Avenue, and
he will guarantee to supply your wants
in a manner that wfll satisfy you.
Asheviae is making notable progress
as a wholesale center for Western
Jforth Carolina.
It is instructive to observe so cor
rect a newspaper as the New York
World scoring the New York Herald
for publishing a fake.
The Charleston News and Courier
confesses it was actually "warm" in
that city on Sunday Such candor is
remarkable when one considers its
eource. ,
In view of "the coming establishment
of universal peace under the initiative
"of the czar, the proposal to. connect
the Black and 'Caspian seas by a great
canal, for strategic purposes, is inter
esting, a .
The Chicago Record remarks that
while the democrats are trying to dis
cover which is the straight and narrow
path, it may be interesting to them to
observe that the Kentucky populists
' have .found the middle of the road
again.
The automobile can be as contrary as
a. bicycle or any mule when occasion
warrants it Mr. and Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt, Jr., the other day started
from Newport to Narragansett Pier on
4ne of the self-propellers--fe---KOt stuck
In the mud and had to foot it the bal-
"ance of the way.'
During yellow fever epidemics and
luaramineB Asheville has always, been
a favorite refuge for people who have
not cared to remain in the places where
either the fever or the quarantine was
a danger threatening them. AshevtHe's
-doors are always open except possibly
a few on Sunday.
Know
Want?
-If the mob that attempted to lynch
' .'-Tthe Mormoi elders in Georgia intended
'"- '-to -fasten Mormon ism on that state
- "7 hey took the surest method of doing it.
But a lynching mob never has any in
tention other than tb satisfy a -lust for
"sport" such sport as a pack ofi
hounds enjoys chasing a rabbit.
. San Domfngo is now coming to the
front as a-news center. The assassina
tion of President Heureaux k fololwed
by the information that a revolution is
to he started "tomorrow" by Jiminez, a
'Violent hurricane has workedi great
damage and two of our warships have
been sent to the island to protect
"American interests.
Now we will see If science has made
any significant progress in the treat
ment of yellow fever. There is no ques-
. tion that in the , way of preventive
. measures great advance has been made,
hut ft Is yet to be shown whether afte
fern epidemic (has started the methods of
dealing with it within the infected
boundaries have progressed rapidly.
THE CLEVE- The present state
of affairs in Cleve-
XAHD 8TBIXE land cannot last long,
' . and it can hardly be
- doubted that the next turn will be the
collapse of the "strike." Its history has
followed closely the lines of the strike
ton the Third avenue street railway in
New York several years ago that proved
mo disastrous to the Knights of Labor
organization. There was to be sure no
such amount of deadly violence as has
rnade the Cleveland strike - notorious,
' 'm though there were some 'scenes closely
resembling those of the Cleveland strike
ij and after this form of warfare had be-
Run to have a contrary effect to that
MID
SUMMER
' OF
r Svtite Goods, Linehs, Colored digandles, Ladles9
V? : Waists, Crash Shirts and Sailor Mats.
:sS?LZL ISS fa.i2!r2 buying an Immense line of fall .goods and we
: . fi1st make room for them. Summar stuffs must go, therefore w& put spe-
: ClcZ. Z em',9ne lot 01 10c" 12 l-2c,.end oragndies to goat 5c.
. ' Atiolher Wot of 15c and 20c colored lorgbradles to go at 10c. Our pretty 25c organ
. : :-:,;ttiea at 12 l-2c. We have & btefiuttiful ;Jne of ladies white, -ehiHB" watetsfreEh
: - . 49c , $1.00 ones for 89c. Ladles' r-Ior
- Received a large Invoice of table
fled, wMch are, now on sale -at special
. : - 'Bo- pktfal 1-2 inch toweling for
toweling for. 4c yard, anid so on. New
BONelWARCHE, ;iB! South IVlaint.
tricts are invariably accompah
" . 'rcjC- '.P':. - - . "-life j"" " -fV .- ' ' -
ied lerangemenls -ofthe
Stomach "tiver ? anrX Bowels.
The" Secret of HealtfiT
The liver is the great "driving
wheel" -in the T mechanism- of
man, and when it is but of order;
the whole system becomes de
l-ranged and disease is the result.
Ttitt'ssfciver Pills
desired- by the strikers 4n turning pub
lic sentiment againt them, the boycott
was tried. Stages were .run over the
car route And the funds, of the triker
haTin? become exhausted biff inroad
were made in. thoee of ebe Knigbts of
Labor organizations elsewhere. But it
was all to. W purpose.' After the vio-
1 . Jt . J W n A & 1 . . L. . 1
cute ccoaru iuiu mic ub, luuukij iucv r - -.. . -a . -
-rJL .Iber pos-ezsions w Sfeve acquired
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allowed to-run on regular seheoule the
company found 'little difficulty ur enj -
pkying men, and gradually they-sectxr-
ed paseflgers,tfae-people wearying' of
the fight and thfr strikers gradually be
coming hopeless aad . finding;; employ
ment elsewhere.4 This wSl doubtlesi he
the iistory of the-eveland strike.
Ita a fact' not bard to explain that in
times of greatest prosperity there are
the -largest number of labor strikes.
Employes feel that they should share
the profits of Hthefa" employers. The em
ployers feel, on the other hand, that,
having conducted their business at a
loss perhaps through a season of dull
ness, they should now realize some pro
fit. The American people believe in
fair play and we believe It is generally
the rule that in these differences be
tween labor and capital the right side
wins. "
Apropos of the third Zionist conven
tion, which is shortly to assemble at
Basle,. Dr. "Richard Gotthiel, professor
of the Semitic languages in Columbi x
university, gives the history of "The
Zionist Movement" in the August num
ber of the North American Review, ex
plaining how it arose, what has already
been effected through it, what t'ae as
pirations of its adherents are, and the
causes of the opposition to it whic& ex
ists among certain classes of Jews. Tie
Zionist desires a national home for his
race.'- Says Dr. Gotthiel;
"For this reconstructed nation or
people a. home must; be found. It is as
idle to' suppose" that the nations of the
world will look 'With respect upon the
people who are at the whim and the
mercy of every demagogue who raises
his voice above the crowd, as it is t
us to feel for a man without a country.
The issue is plain. As long as the Jews
refuse the essential condition of 'as
similation,' intermarriage, and that on
a large scale, they will remain practi
cally defenceless against all such ht
tacks; which, while they remain with
in the strict bounds of the law, are no
less destructive to the peace and well
oemg or a coTmrmnity. tr once, such a
home be found, -he Jewish nation will
take its pl"c among the nations of tl.-
world. Its voice will demand a hearing:
and, being in its own land, competition
with other nations will run in natural
lines. A centre will be established to
which all Jews, wherever they may be
placed, will turn; getting therefrom not
only actual help but the spiritual force,
ennobling and enlarging, which the
true pride, of race and of nationality
carries with it The Jew must cease to
be an anonaly."
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Chicago Record. i
When the ruler of the greatest mili
tary nation on earth issued a call for a
peace conference to consider plans for
mitigating the barbarity of war . and
lightening the burdens of militarism
the pessimists made the project the ob
ject of their shafts of wit and satire.
Insincerity was imputed to the czar and
to the various nations sending represen
tatives to the . conference, which the
skeptics declared would be barren of im
portant results. Kipling the poet, of
British militarism, warned his country
men to beware of "the bear that walks
like a man." Many even of those who
feebly hoped for much from the confer
ence feared that the entire project was
visionary. By others the frailties and
shortcomings of human nature ' were
cited as reasons why .the conference
was bound to prove a failure.
No doubt the czar was influenced to
a considerable extent by other than hu
manitarian motives in calling the con
ference. The imperfections of human
nature offer serious obstacles to all
movements for the betterment of man
kind. But despite all the influences
making for failure the conference has
passed off jEtuspiciously and its deliber
ations have not been harren of import
ant results. To be sure, not everything
was accomplished that was outlined.
Rarely does an assembly representing
divergent interests do its work strictly
according to a prearranged program.
But theconference at the Hague was a
success beyond the hopes of many of Its
friends. It framed an agreement for a
permanent courttf arbitration which
probably in time will supersede war as
hats 50c. onsas for 25c, SLOO ttnd $1.25
dinask KWelsr towelings, linen f or hand-
prices. ; .--- - .
3 l-2c."yard6 l-4c-plaid 17 1-2 ach
things arriving dally. -
SALE
a. raeaxa "of settllrf -f sterna tiona.1 dis
pute." rrt:r-" ; -; - r '
It is- significant that iW, peaslmiffts
have ceased: their croalrfngVto a- large
extents: rThexibfcstao. pniss3st
tajr thattbe ajbitratfoir:pian outline-!
k&rery" gocdyfa rilj
pwt workjg practices:,? Seemingly how
eTer,.they hare not so much- heart for
criticism as tbey had before the confer
ence: assembled. The civilized world
is fast emerging from -pessimistic skep
ticism into faith - in r arbitration aaji
means of prerentinff war. - 5
- r; . CLEAB USStC OF THE STTUlTIOa.
0. A. Tbmpkina. of Charlotte, before
C; Southern Icduatrial Ie2gco at Char;
locte- ------- .
It Is not for na tot-determine the
ooexicn rf expaEsftm. Crctlizafceti, iwi-
rrdUdJ by a. higher power than anyThu-
naa power, fs keepne; a pace that we
must follow ipr he relegated fc the rear!
It dcterrolBed the at cf he-iodiaa.
It determised tbe fJte f lavery." Ket
an the forces in Q wo.fd could change
the C3U-.S2 of civoit-on. -
' ?Tdet TtCKirnanes must succumb - -to
the 'forces of cixttzaticm or. they .must
perish from the eh- If our govera
meat is not the agent of IthSs force soma
other government will be. It would be
as eyeless fd-this m&?n to try to dis
avow the responsibilities of macurity
and mazboOd; - '
"I believe that we oughi 4o keep the
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Philippines, Cubsw Borro Rico asd. the
f the Et ad the West Indie. I believe
c? i. . j
j ntcv thian any ether nart of the TTriitjd
gtress. ' i ..
'-.!. bel'ere farther that. the. adminis
trrt'on ought to take apposition- 4a the-i
master ,of the, Chinese questrant-Wo
ougStt to Join England and not permit
the partrtkm of China. Our cotton gbods
are aow -going to Manchuria. Russia, is
gradually bringing thfs territory into
her 'sphere of influence.' This means ul
timate control and a handicap ott Amer
ican trade there In favor, of Russian
traefcei We have now a treaty wtth ChJ
pa gSVHJg us tho rights of the more fa
vored oa'lon. Th:s meaaa opesr and free
trrde ln China. WeougbXf Invite the
rooperatioa of "nglar8 to mat ntafa this
oonditirm. We are sending volumes of
goods o China and we ought to perpet
uate the conditions which further this
trade.
"PiVretioo now means the extension
and naatotenance of export trade. I am
for this protection.'
MianSla, like the Cuban cities, Sag
greatly improved in appearance under
American methods of ministration.
One of the Kansas coldiers who has jnst
returned from the firing Boe writes as
follows: "Confing imo Manila the salt
breeze from the bay which blew across
it he Tondo district, w&ith was reduced
to ashes early hi March, was mos in
vigotwting. I-cstea1!. tof the filthy town
we left it four months ago, Manila fs
clean as a modern city. The merchants
have ocened their eyes and put Sn glass
fronts, a wrings of modern variety io
fact., the changes are so many that it
would be monotonous to .menffion all. A
year mo-e and the mtost careful observer
would hartsiy recognize the spot at all.
We have a very large stock of bed
room suits on band, and will give you
very close figures if you win call at 57
North MaJnstreeL Phone 166.
MRS. 1. A. JOHNSON.
A Produce
Fruit Depot
J9 5oxrlA Mafl Street.
Having buyers, some directly Interest
ed in our business, located in several of
the Jargest 6 hipping towns and points
contiguous to AshevilJe we are able to
furnish the best, freshest and healthiest
goods in these lines at lowest prices.
We sfe.aSso agents for this celebrated
X Ray Egg Tester, and use fit in testing
every egg we sell,
Respectfully,
C. S. COOPEK.
does not Contain alum or ammonia; it Is
42he old reliable HcrsfoTd's BrcHad Prepar
tionC except ft is ready mixed! an cans.
.si." 4" .-' ,.. - .. '. , --
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Half
30c
Half-pound cans 15c. ; .one-pound cans
five-pound cam $1.25. -
THREE
BREAD
FOR 10c
AT
HESTON'S
..RVMEOim
BaMEg Powder
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7 PATTON AVENUES 1
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We have the
tees, Tables Etc.:
Furniture,
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15 Per Gent Discount
On Boys' Spring and Sum
mer Suits, asces 3 to 16.
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Asheville
(INDEPENDENT.)
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Bates for Business Phones R Bates for Residence Phones
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fostsu
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Cotton Seed Hulls
and Cotton Seed Meal
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38 and 38 H. Main. AiheTill.. o
TOMATOES
-AT
0. MONDAYS,
Stalls 10 and 12
CENTRAL MARKET.
I All kinds of Fresh Vegeta
bles and Fnuts.
I Ball &Sbeppard,
6 Fatten Are.
Asjtme wishing to put steam best W
their building could not At beur tan
Harrisburg Boiler.
But yon must have experienced work"
matt to do the work, and we x cas&
dent that we can pleas you.
Ball & Shepherd.
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Courses for dee-eea with eiectlvtt.
Also Sub-Freshman and Cc.r.merclil
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Working laboratory. HeaJihful ix";
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Moderate expenses. Aid sciv:
47th session, begins September I3'-h. Ot-
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PTflftdSOl,
FRENCH
SpamSsb iand German Taugh: eonvem
tionaOly at the
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through the. Celebrated Berli.z Me-Jwd.
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Ph. Principal of the At la- - s bwl
of Languages.
FOUtld&tLclSt
Another shipment of our famous A
FflSB at 20 CENTS Is expec:ed
Wednesdav the 26th,
.1 vvinu oauoKUfUVii xu
I Some of it We also have tie K
ana isreaKxast sacon at
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FOSTER'S PORE FOOD STOP,
$25
i 'vsv ATJt9 ' Merrimon A venue.