THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE SEPT. 26. t?5o J - , - v'l ":v '
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On hundred and twenty-flv ymCL rooms. Altitude, 2,252 Feet Electric lights.
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Eleven Acres. Beautiful Grounds.
Fine
All Modern Convenience, k Good Trout Fishing. Mineral Spring's. . -Golf
links. Horseback Riding. Beautiful Grounds. Eyerytlhing New. First Class
Service. . .-v
For ratea and information apply 'to..........
BARDXN & WHJSELiEB,
".' - .. Henderson ville, N. C.
WAYRESViLLE
tWaynesvllle,
Oar rates (faring the- months of
leeu thmu d 15 to 20 j ex cmt.
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the m ' st pieusiinv oi vue year m
4hf hei-i vltce lostop. Mott delightful sce .es in western-North
larolimixt naynesvWe.
SKYUKA
SKY UK A,
Elevation, 3,200 feet. The grandest scenery ia Western North
Carolina. All modern improvements. Don t tan to visit this beau
tifal resort; before returning home. Special rates for September.
Telegraph office and railroad station Tryon, N, C, and s con-
Wed with the hotel by telephone.
D. E. STEARISS
- - BONNY CREST INN,---
SKYLAND,
This attractive resort hae been impro ved,
ment. .
The Inn is eight miles soutin or Asne vine,
Jnilroad, one-third of a male irom zne si araon, situated on a wauuiui eievaiwa,
1250 feet above the sea.
Driving parties are accommodated at any
Telephone connection with Asheville. and
Special rates for Septembr and Oct ober.
JlddreES, J L. ALEXANDER, Bonnycrest Inn, Skyland, N, C.
or MISS
UflTCI CI CMIMO
U LL S L-.L-IVI 1 1 1 VJi
GKUBER CONCERT
1ERALDA
hickory Nut Gap.
th Reedy Patch Gap,
INN
Train leavesjAsheville 5.20 a. m.
THOMAS
uisisana Nature
Asheville, N. C, 167 French Broad i venue.
LATEST GEKMAN 1METHOD
No Medicine! No 'Operations! ,
successful cures efi-cted by Massage, Baths, Diet,, Sweedisl
Movements, etc. All diseases treated.
Ko consumptives ;
(INDEPENDENT.)
horsed by Asheville Board of Trad
Long distance service to Henderspnville, Brevard ,
and Sapphire and Intermediate Stations.
8 for
isiubss 'Dhoaes . '
8 for
i deuce 'phones
Over 6db CHyJ ConhecthtTs.
W - W S. P'ROGTOR,
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pee, over Patton Avenue.
Ing and Itching
ing and Itching
. per box. WILIjIAxiS
sals
FOR
Band $f Musicians BmpJoyskS for the
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September and October hsve
Msitois m hi find these months
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j,Le mourn ains, ana zne inn
J. E. MONTAGUE, Proprietor.
HOTEL,
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& SON, Proprietors.
IS. C.
aai'd is now under new manage
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on ttne spartan Durg ana Asnevme
time.
Hendersonville. ,
E. VAUGHN, Asheville, N. C,
Marion,. N. C
CO., Proprietors.
In the land of cascades and water falls.
Bathing1 and fishing'. Until Hickory' Nut
Gap road is mode passable Jtake cars to
Hemdersonvllle. From there to Esmer
alda is a pleasant firive of three hours
TURNER, Proprietor.
Cure Sanitarium
one
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$16.00 per year
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Is a SURE.CPK1S
for Blind, fiiieea-
JPlles. - It absorbs the
JPUes. - It, absorbs t,, tpmors 5
bh
Go
itcaing at once, giwjs instant reiiei. ja?ery "T,: 4, m
by druggists., Seift by mail oi receipt ol price. 50 cents and
c. smith. ..o:; v.; i
ELS VO; -fcTrops.v wAvBi.u,vi., yw.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIB. destroyed for
' ever by ithe Electric Needle without
pain or scar. The ' Eledtrclosis Co.,"
Box 23, AshavlUe, N. C.
EXPERIENCED TUTOR. gTadua'e, of
English' University, "coaches" pupils
prepares, for 'examinations, ete. "Di
gamma' P O. 'Box 147, Asheville. ,
MISS NORA WARE-Piamlst and ttrach
er in stringedinstrumena. Corner of
SDruce and VoodfLn stieet.
v HELP WANTED.
SALESMEN WANTED Our line of
advertising thermometer .and calendar
novelties for the season of '99 anidi 1900
is now ready. Send us ten cents la
stamps for sample catalogue" and
terms. Taylor Bros. Co., Rochester
N. Y. . 16 4- 16 .
ROOMS AND BOARD.
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BOARD In a private fam'ily ; house an.
furniture new, aind all modern conven
ieinces. five miQUtes' walk fron
square;-; ah- street car line. Rate,
moderate. Ad"dre.s "H," Gazet.e.
192-26t
PRIVATE BOARD Five minutes walk
from postofBce, large pleasant rooms,
good! itable. Mrs. Mary J. Starces, No.'
9 Hiawassee Place. 186-26t
i FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. Nice 3-rom house, 250 N.
Man. All mocLern improvements, sta
bble and wood' house, large yrd. Pos
session Oat 1. Apply quick to C. A.
Raysor, drug store.
FOR RENT. Nice rooms in a desirable
pai!t of the city, on sicreet oar line, only
three minutes walk frcm squaie. Ad
dress "M." Gazet.e. 196-6t
FOR RENT1 A seven room cotiage,
rurnishect; modern- conveniences: on
car line; gooldl location. Address B
B., Gazette office. 195 -2t
FOR RENT Three large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. No side
people taken. Hot and cold water on
same floor. Apply at 18 Starnes ave
nue or 14 Pat'Lon avenue. 1993-tf
TO RENT A nicely furnished fiv
room cottage, with modern conven
iences. Price reasonable. Addies
"A. B.," care Daily Gazeite. 192-6
FOR RENT Unfurnished elegant five
room flat; bath and all modern con
veniences, steel range, etc; best resi
dence neighborhood; 'tea minutes'
walk from pcstofflce; ore block from
car line. Enquire at 90 Cumberland
avenue. 194-12 1
TO RENT Unfurnished apartments o
tthree, five of eight rooms with rang
and modern conveniences. Apply a
36 South French Broad. 191-6t
FOR RENT A six rcora house partly
furn'shed: Will rent reasonable f o
the winter to right party. House and
furniture new. All modern improve
ments. Address, P. O. Box 688.
TO RENT At 17 Hill street, two laTg
airy, adjoining1 front rooms for lign'
housekeeping-. Also one large fron
room on same floor; furniture new
half block from Montfor'dl strtet ca
line, and eight minutes' walk fror
postofnee. The two adjoining- room
for $8.50. $5.00 for single TQ-om.
185-12t
FOR RENT Que or two nicely furnish
ed rooms. '37 N. French Broad avenue
112-tf
FOR RENT. Rooms nicely furnlished.
for light housekeeping. Call at 139
Bailey street. , - 126-26
, FOR SALE.
FOR SALE English 'mastiff slut, tw
years old. , Full .blooded. Price, $10.00
W. E. IHJTCHISON,
190-3teod.
Weaveryille.N. C.
PRIVATE BOARD.
House in suburbs in large alwidy
grove, good table with abundance of
fresnmdlk butter, egg, etc. Mile from
court house on electric car line. Tele
phone 283. Raties low. Information at
Mrs. J. M. Ray's, on Lookout Moun
tain car line or at Ray's book store.
THE SILVAM PARK
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
No. 5 Starnes Avenue.
-Large rooms, newly papered and fur
nished. Reasonable rates.
MISSES HATWARD.
DeWitt's Witch fiazeS Salve
Cures Piles. Scalds, burns. '
CASTOR! A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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AF
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PEE0
MIL LE GLOB'S
Of Ljdies a periodical tculatcr withbat'aa pqnal
cicsul wheD Cotton Jloot.'Peiojrrsr.irBOt.'ew
haTeptpvenisijrthless, S5 t'tro-cet stamps briiigs tria
uatkage, and convinces the most skeptical of ceiwoa
derful properties. Send 4 cents in stampsf or pamrbJ
contamingrvaJuableiQonnatlou (or U
"LECtATRillTA-C. ILJS.. Agen-5.
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imperial imiiiinery and Ladies7 oner f
TUESDAY,
SEPT. 26
We cordially invite you to inspect our collection of
'carefully gleaned from the production -of the
Milliners, alsb the artistic creations desid
modistes.
Untrimmed Millinery, Outing Hats, Golf Hats.
Also Feathers, Quills, Birds, Wings, Gulls, Aigrettes, Par
adise, Fancy and Ostrich Feathers, and a complete line of
Ribbons at unrivaled prices.
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Hats Trimmed Free of Charge.
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CF H. Swartzberg,
"COON" SONGS.
An Old Kentucky Mammy Tells How
the Heal Onei Are Made.
It is indeed hard to account for the
strange misconceptions which prevail as
to vnat really constitutes genuine Afri
can music. The "coon songs" which are
so generally sung are base imitations.
The white man does not live who can
write a genuine negro song. At home
there used to be a rare old singer, an old
Kentucky mammy, whom everybody lov
ed. She once said:
"Us ole heads -use ter make 'em up on
de spurn of de moment, arter we wrassle
wid de sperit an come thoo. But the
tunes was brung, from Africa by our
granddaddies. Dey'wasjjis' 'miliar songs.
Dese days dey calls 'em ballots, but in
de ole days dey call 'em spirituals, 'kase
de Holy Spirit done revealed 'em to 'em.
Some say Moss Jesus taught 'em, an I'ze
seed 'em start in rneetin. We'd all be at
the 'prayer house' de Lord's day, an de
white preacher he'd 'splain de word an
read whar Ezekiel done say:
'Dry bones gwine ter lib ergin.'
An. honev. de Lord would come a-sliinin
thoo dem pages an revive dis ole nigger's
heart, an I'd jump up dar an den an hol
ler an shout an sing an pat, an dejr would
all cotch de words, an I'd sin
ole shout song I'd heard 'em
g it to some
em sing trom
Africa, an dey'd all take it up an keep at
it an keep a-addin to it, an den it would
be a spiritual.
"Dese spirituals am de best moanin
music in de world, 'kase dey is de whole
Bible sung out an out. Notes is igood
enough fer you pe6ple, but us likes a
mistery. Dese young heads ain't wuth
killin, fer dey don't keer 'bout de Bible
ner de ole hymns. Dey's completely
spiled wid too much white blood in 'em,
an de big organ an de eddica'tion has done
took all de Holy Spirit outen 'em till dey
ain't no better wid der dances an cuttin
ip dan de white folks." "The Survival
of African Music In America," by Jeaii
nette R. Murphy, in Popular Science
Monthly. -
THAT THROBBING HEART-
"Would quickly leave you, If you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their maJtchlea
merit for ick and! Nervious Head
aches. They make pure' blood and
strong nerves and build up your health.
:Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 eehits
Money (back if not cured. Sold by all
diruggSitB. ,:
Our entire stock
shoes at cost G. A.
of 1898 children'
M ears' Shoe Store
HAIR SWITCH
ON EASY CONDITIONS.
Cat this ad. out and mail to tJ Send a
small sample of vour hair,cu t'close to the
roots. SEii'D NO EOSEY; we will make and
send you by mail, postpaid, a FIHE HUMAN
HAiR SWITCH, cxaet match, made 22
irfches long from selected- human hair,
ounces, short stem. Jve will inclose
in package with' switch sufficient postage
to return it to, us if not perfectly satisfactory,
but if f oisnd exactly as represented and
most extraordinary value and you wish
to keep it. fHher send nir$UOby.nH within
lOdaysorVAKS CKHEKS FOR 3 SWITCHES
AT Jt.SO C.ACll anion? your friends e.nd
gend to us niilioKt any tacar-f, we to Fend
tSie 3 swicclioi to them dir&ct by miil,
to be paid for V) days p.fior received i
perfectly satisfactory.a-nu i -.rao tbeo baTe
wae swum ive S3-' jaa M c mr jr ircnuiv.
We rite Pftnn--. l"r--ir!. Spwiirg Ssfbfns,
Casseras rjJ c'.krr . WKa'.o.V.s far luting
omen tor -d
It earned
K rirjMi la Sf;yn
fa t! r-v-. '
vising
f ifi"? a or
write toiuy tor j?ti En slt
iLJrV; --y-- K;J
22 SOUTH MAIN; STREET.
WEDNESDAY.
SEPT. 27
ffMFMTI&III) MATS
JBQPJNIETS
South Main fleet.
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Tom Was There.
toaian or tne puuiic iiurary ot an up me
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river town. It seems that a young lady
patron was very anxious to read F. Hop
kinson Smith's "Tom Grogan," but was
unfortunate in always finding it "out."'
The librarian finally promised to notify
her by telephone next time the book was
returned. It came one day, and the li
brarian promptly rang-up the young lady.
" 'Tom Grogan' is here and you must
come down right away, just as soon as
you can." It happened that the young
lady's father answered the telephone,
and, not being "up" in fiction, indignant
ly replied: "Tom Grogan! Who's Tom
Grogan? And what has he to do. with .
my daughter? If any young man wants :
to see her, lot him come up to the house."
The librarian snt a hearty laugh over j
the wire and rang off. Detroit Free I
Press. 1
Her Bitter rate.
"Katharine Jinks never gets half a
chance." '
"What do you meaJ" :
"When she goes away in the summer,
her three yunger sisters always gti too."
Chicago Record.
He Did.
"Uncle Rufe, I m told you made a
pretty fat thing of it by holding on to
your corn."
"Well. yes. I did. I raised a hog that
weighed mighty near 'leven hundred."
Chicago Tribune.
His Latest Boo'.-.
Bigsby What are you writing flow?
Higsby A book on the art jot boxing.
Bigsby Why don't you call it acrap
book? Detroit Free Press.
Chester H. Brown, Kalamazoo, Mich,
says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured m
of a severe case of indigestion: cai
strongly recommend it ito all dyspeptics
Digests wheit you eat without aid fron
the stomach, and cures dyspepsia." Fo
sale by the Paragon Pharmacy.
Merely Cautions,
"He seeme to hean unnatural father.
He never goes near the baby'."
"That's only because he is afraid he
might learn how to take care of it."
Brooklyn Life.
Only 1 per cent of the telegrams over
seas are corcernedk.with-fanifly or private
matters. The rest are commercial, jour
nalistic or official. Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Husbands are good, bad and indiffer
ent, and tti indifferent ones are said to
be thv worst of all. Galveston News.
Ifyou have
indiges t i on
cure it by
using Hoi ot
ter's Stomach
Bitters. Irean
not resist the
powejt of this
remedy, nei
ther can cn
stipation tfys
TTiTsia or npr- I
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vousness. See
that aprivate
reyenuestamp
eoyera the!
neck bottie.-- J
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THURSDAY.
SEPT. 28
best Foreign
by our own
Proprietor.
TRACING A COUNTERFEIT.
i Cnrlons and
Exciting Chase by One
of Uncle Sam's Detectives.
"The tracing of counterfeits back to
the 'shover' is curious and exciting
work,"-said an ex-government employee.
"One day back in the seventies, a bank
clerk in Cincinnati detected a 'queer' $20
bill in the deposit of a small retail grocer.
He found that the grocer had received
the bill from a shoe dealer, who had, it
from a dentist, who had it from some-
I body else, and so on, until I finally traced
it to an invalid woman who had used it
to pay her physician. When questioned,
she said the money had been sent to her
by her brother, who lived in New Or
leans. "I "looked up her brother's pedigree and
was Certain I had my man. He had a
bad record, was the proprietor of a dive
and was just the sort of person likely to
be a ennfederate of counterfeiters. I
came here with the handcuffs in my
j pocket, but as things turned out I was a
I little premature. The man proved to my
! complete satisfaction that he had rceeiv
j ed the money as rent for a small house
j he owned in Pittsburg.
I . "That was discouraging, but I couldn't
give up after going so far, and took the
next train for Pittsburg. The tenant of
, the house turned out to be a traveling
oculist, who spent most .of his :time on
, the road. He was then away in the
j west, but I saw him on his return, and
J he at once recognized the bill. It had ,
been given him by a patient in Cincin
nati, the very point from which I started.
; The patient was a boss carpenter. I got
I his axldress from the oculist and made a
; bee line for the city.
; "I had a premonition that something
j very strange was going to happen, and I
wasn't disappointed. The carpenter was
an honest old fellow, and told me without
hesitation that he had received the bill
j from .Mr.
for repairing his barn. Mr.
was the small grocer in whose bank
deposit the counterfeit had turned up. I
flew for his store as fast as a cab could
carry me and found it closed. He had
skipped.- Afterward it was shown be
yond question that he was the regular
agent of a gang. His sb was a mere
blind. That the bill whic: gave the.
carpenter sho ;ld get bj again into his
own till after traveling all around the
continent was one of those miracles
chance for which there is no explana
tion!" New Orleans Times-Democrat.
ASHEVILLE
Information 'Bureau,
TELEPHONE 391.
23 Patton Ave. P. O. Box 11.
A boon to visitors. A local necessity.
We hire your servants. Rea4Tyour
rooiius. jseuu yau Doaraers. OfXkSi!
coal. Have ypur clothe cle&
a -3 & t -
i"-:u. viucr yuur jvj priming ga-.
your aaverusements. write yours
vertisements. Send you hacks, gr
ery. Send you messengers. GiveSfju.
WE SECURE YOU BT&ST PCi
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