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A Good Situation
'Can be Secured
Through a thorough course of
commercial and abort hind
ing at AshevMe Business College.
It is not guaranteed, bust in
ninety-two cases 7 .st year where
pupils completed full courses
there was not a stogie failure.
We will give you the names of
the pupils and the addressee of
the business firms for whom they
are employed if you will call and
get them.
By entering now you cam com
plete at a time of the year when
it Will be easiest for you to get
employment.
College corner Patton avenue
and Haywood, Paragon Block.
I H. S. SHOGKLEY, Prin.
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SMOKED FISH.
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W- handle Smoked Fish all the time,
keep it coming fresh every week. W
keep a good variety of t too, such as
Smoked Halibut, Kippered Herring,
Smoked Salmon, Bloaters, Finnan Hlad
die. When you want anything in thfis
line
YOUNG'S FISH MAKKET,
TELEPHONE 23.
Canvas Back Ducks Butter Ball
Ducks, and Mallard Ducks at
YOUNG'S FISH MAKKET,
TELEPHONE 23.
We are getting shipments of Pompans,
Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish now at
regular intervale. Roe and Buck Shad,
Sitriped Bass, etc., etc., at
YOUNG'S FISH MARKET,
TELEPHONE 23.
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Your Task Made Easy.
We could have given you a long list
of prices, but we didn't want to burden
you with so much reading matter.
We have, therefore, sifted the chaff
from the wheat, and give you here only
such goods as we feel sure you will
need:
Mustard, dry, best quality, per lb 18c
Mustard b xes 1-4 lb., net w tight,
10c. size 5c. txx
Peppa , whole or ground, best quali
ty, per pound ., 16c
Pepper boxes, 1 4 lb., net weight.
10c. size, per box 6c
Nutmegs, extra large s.ze.... lc. eacu
The largest variety in city.
Rolled Oats, 2 lb. pkgs, " est grade 7 l-2c.
Rice, broken grain, 4c.
Rice, good 5c.
Rice, best 7 l-2c.
Tomato Catsup, bottles, first class 5c.
Pepper Sauce, bottle- Ec.
Tomatoes, cans new pack 7 l-2o.
Corn, cans, well known brands.. 7 l-2c.
Apricots, cans, finest Calif orna T8 -2
Apple Butter cans, large size 9c.
Mince Meat, cans fine quality 8c.
Kerosene Oil, best 14c.
THE I. X. L. GROCERY STORE
41 CollegeJSt. Phone 107.
Play Golf
And remember the
place where to buy
them
My Btas vf Golf Goods' is the largest
Pi any season. Re-made balls at $2.50
per dozen. Also a full line of imported
balls.
Will buy odd balls. Golf cluibs re
paired on short notice. Golf Clubs for
hire by the day or week at a reason
able price.
BLOMBBRG'S,
The Leading Cigar and Sporting
Goods -House in the State. Established
lg97 ' 17 Patton Avenue.
The Paragon opposite post office.
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The Asheville Hardware Company.-
rm a -m--vh-i r-ro? nniAn TY1 f last CV"
'lit? KJeLL u tc i. j vu-i
ening and initiated four new members.
rrtho, hnarfl of directors of the Wo
man's exchange meets thia morning at
11 o'clock.
cvrmii.ro TV TT. Rpaerata of "WeavervMle.
baa let the contract for the erection of a
new store in that town.
Charles W. Bvrd Junior League meets
this afternoon in. the lecture room . of
Central church at 4 o'clock.
The hot chicken p!ie supper given last
pvenlne bv the ladies of the First Bap
tist church was well attended.
Those who are interested in the base
ball movement will meet ini the Y. M.
C. A. rooms this evening at 8 o'clock.
The Biltmore street car line yesterday
ran an open car on the depot line several
hours, as a proof of the spring weather.
Dr. Wharton) and Miss M. Campbell
won the mixed foursome yesterday af
ternoon, defeating Mr. MCCloskey and
Mrs. Rees 5 up and 4 to play.
There will be a wild cat chase at
Carrier's track this afternoon at 3:30 if
the weather is favorable. There will be
several fox chases in the near future.
There was a good tobacco break at
the Farmers' warehouse yesterday,
there befog about 4,000 pounds on the
floor. Prices 'were good, considering the
quality of the offerings.
The case tagamet John Parker and
Bettie Gise for stealing horses came up
before Justice of the Peace Stokeley
yesterday and was continued again un
til 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Professor. Morton's classy in osychoiogy
began -Work yesterday. The number
was Very gratifying. The class meets
every Wednesday, and anyone interest
ed in the subject may join the class.
' Walter Swtggettt of Indianapolis, who
Is now in the city, has recently pur
chased ath oroughbr edracehorse, which
chased a tboroughbreu race horse, whici
he will bring to this city in a few
doiys.
The dance Major McKissick gave at
the Battery Park hotel lat evening
proved to be a thoroughly delightful af
fair, there being abouf twenty-five
couples present.
A truck of the engine o number 20
of the So utt hem, broke Tuesday on the
way to Asheville, and the engine rollea
down the embankment. The accident
occurred near Whittier. Both the en
gineer and fireman, were hurt slightly.
At the meeting of the Clerks' union
Tuesday evening the individual boycott
declared against Miller & Kennedy was
raised, onthe petition of the firm, who
wfll comply with the closing regula
tions and were reinstated as honorary
members of the union.
James L. Houghteling, president of
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, will ad
dress a meeting tonight at Trinity chap
el. There will be a brief service be
ginning at 8 o'clock, immediately fol
lowed, (by Mr. Houghteling' s address.
All men are cordially invited to be
present.
The Supreme court affirmed the de
cision of the lower court Tuesday in the
case of White vs. Murray for the Su
perior court clerkship of Madison coun
ty. The decision held that it is compe
tent for the legislature to authorize a
judge to fill by appointment a vacancy
in the clerkship of a court in his dis
trict, so Murray holds the office.
Ed. Hunt left this morning ifor Seat
tle, Wash., en route to Oape Nome,
Alaska. He was at Dawson ' City a
couple of years ago. Yesterday a man
stopped him on the street in Asheville,
who proved to be a man who had been
snowed under with him for several
months. James. Buchanan of this city,
who was also with Hunt that winter; is
now in Daweon City with a stock of
merchandise, and is doing well.
The Raleigh Post says that Mr. Van
derbilt has extended an invitation
through George F. Weston for the stu
dents of the agricultural department of
the Agricultural and Mechanical cod-
lege to visit the Biltmore estate this
spring. Mr. Vandetibilt has offered $50
in gold as prizes for judging Hive stock.
Tents may be provided and a small
encampment furnished. The Universi
ty of Tennessee students may come at
the same time and Mr. Weston, has -sug
gested to tne president of the A. & M.
college that a ball .game be arranged.
Tear by year the sales of Camnhor-
line increase. Could this be true of m
fake. 25c All druggists.
ABOUT TRUSTS. The ?-ga ot,the Boole
You hare doubtless heard that all except one of the f
large Fine Writing paper mills , hayo joined the Paper
Trust. That one was tL Whiting Paper Co., amd we are the
only dealers In Ash vHte having am account direct with the
mill. We have just received a new lot Including: French
Organdv. Imperial Bond (whit and blu ), Organdie Bond
(wfcite and blue, Angora (kid fissb),-Wedge wood, Irish
Usoam, West Point B'ue. AM in the newest shapes and
sizes. Prices ARE NOT advanced by th trust.
ROGERS BoOK STORE,
Phone 254. 1 - 20 Sou a Madm Street.
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There is some satisfaction
in paying for a NAME, but
not much in Spaying for re
pairs," Therefore "It is better to
pay for a Name than it is to
pay for Repairs."
In a satisfactory wheel the
repairs needed must be few.
EAGLE BICYCLES ARE SATISFACTORY.
0 III ti y y
Prices, $30, $35, 42,50r$50 an t $60.
ASHEVILLE CYCLE COMPANY,
Phone 228. 18 and 20 Church St.
BRIB MALT WHISKEY.
Specially Distilled for Medicinal Use
(Warranted Strictly Pure.
Keystone Malt Whl cey i food for the
body and brain, enriches tiLe blood, sol
idifies the bones, hardens the muscles,
quiets the nerves and perfects digestion.
It lis unequalled for CONSUMPTION
and WASTING DISEASES.
THE "BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR 6u.
43 South Main Street.
Telephone 72.
SPECIAL SALE
Of high class Men's Wear for
-the next TEN DAYS.
We -will sell the balance of our heavy weight MEN'S AND BOYS'
SUITS, amd Extra Trousers at PRIME COST, in order to make room
for the Spring Stock which our buyer now in New York to purchasing.
As all woolen goods has advanc ed in price at least 20 per cent, you can
save money by Investing In, prime goods at reduced rates. We mean
just what we say. all clothing at cost, all other gooda at our regular
legitimate prices. Call before they are all sold.
The Wiiitlock Clothing House,
No. 41 Patton Avenue.
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: Lexington Livery, Feed Sale Stables
For a Complete Line of Up-to-Date Livery.
I can furnish you Landaua, V ictoriae, Three-seat Surrey, Two-seat
Surreys, Ext nsion Top Carriages, Tandem Carta. Also rtubb'er Tired T.
Carts, Traps, Roundabouts ana Bicycle Buggies.
I make a specialty of Sacle Horse i and Ridln . Lessons.
Horses are p rfectly safe tor ladies. Call n nnH oc.v
mt v m'ma ivi oa:vui4
p rrectly safe cor ladies.
prices, by month, week or trip.
F. 4. MEARS,
3STo. S3 Soa.tlx nEain. Street,
BOJH 'PHONES 278.
NOTICE TO HOTEL AND BOARD
ING HOUSE KEEPERS.
The Southern; Railway .-Company is
preparing to issue -their 1900 Summer
Home folder, wnich gives Information
concerning hotela and boarding housjs
along its lines. Hotel and boarllng
house keepere who desire ifcheir places
mentioned in the Solder will kindly oall
at the city ticket office, 60 Patton ave
nue, Asheville, where tne lnrorma.wi
will be received same as Last year.
F. R, DARBY, C. P. & T. A.,
Asheville, N. C.
Good night! Use Oamphorllne; bare
soft white hands In the morning. 25c
All druggists.
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New Airipfivall nff ILaiine9 SiBIk aimdl j
Mannimefl WaM.
M re new Une of SILK and FLANNEL Waists we've been looking for ar.
S rived this morning. They are the newest designs and elegant in quality.
PATTON AVE.
'PHONE 78.
ASHEVILLE.ISJ.C
THE
outfitter;
'4 Spring Hats for Men are Now In."
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THE COLONIAL TEA.
Old Library Building Crowded Last
Evening About $60 Eealized.
The Colonial tea, given by the stu
dents of the . city high school yeterday
afternoon! and evening at the old Libra
ry building, was a splemdid cuccees In
every way.
The attendance during the afternoon
was very good, and the program was
commented cm as toeing particularly
fine.
Im the evening tthe crowd was even
greater, in. fact so large that there was
scarcely standing room. The minuet
was the prettiest feature of the even
ing, although tthe (tableaux were all
very good.
The costumes were all colonial amd
very well represented. Refreshments
were served throughout, and about $60
were the net proceeds, which will be de
voted to .school' decoration.
Dancing waa indulged id by the young
People after 'the' program was con
LANCE'S CONDITION.
Although; m& condition of Mark Lance,
at MaTBhall, who was wounded by Rec
tor. Is some(whaty Improved, the doctors
say it ds too early to tell whether he will
'get weM or not. He ia gaining strength,
however, and hopes are entertained Jot
his.recovery.
Rector is la jail in Abbeville, fcavtog
been removed here the Monday nigSt
fomowiog ithe shooting, as th'ie jail im
f county jaffl.
.Gazette want ads. receive the largest
tiocal circulation.;
r3.QTiftA want Afa
Kodak
Finishing.
The best work to be had in the quick
est time at reasonable prices. Work
finished iiu twenty-four hours, quicker tf
you pay slight extra charge.
All work finished promptly, regard
less of the we- ither. Nothing but per
manent black and white effects V" Ko
daks loaned free where we cdo the
finishing.
RAY'S BOOK STORE
Kodak
Supplies.
Everything needed by Amateur or
Professional Photographers.
Ray's Book Store
"ITS-WHEAT HEARTS
WE WANT."
Hear what the people say:
AJUanrta, Ga, 2-27-1 onn
... "We all eat Wheat iZL
at our house and to an ert
that is almost laughablP Lik ?
much better than anything J
have ever tried and We ha
tried everything. Hardly real,?
how much better it i6 un h"
attempt to go back to ot
Tours very trul. ,
C. S. CAMPBELL."
and th dealer:
T. J. WILLS & Co
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
Charlottesville, Va., 2-29-iqnn"
"Dear Sir: -
Send me quick two or three cj,
Wheat Hetuts. It is going?
and we have run out. Everyoni
seem, i to lik it yone
Reep'y yours,
T. J. WILLS & CO
"ITS-WHEAT HEARTS
WE WANT."
Hew Goods in Tablets.
We have a very full line tablet?, in Bond Patep-!
uesi guuus we nave ever naa ior tae money. Plenty
of them in smooth goods, rnled or plain. Prices ?
from ten cents to thirtv cents each. EtivpI
five cents to twenty cents package. Call and see fori
j v--.. x iiuiit; xi I.
Morgan's Book Store.
Morsels of Melting Sweetness.
IN BUYING TOUR CA DT AT THEOBOLD'S, YOU ARE SURi,or
THEY ARE MADE FRESH DAILT.
THEY ARB 'ALB FROM PURE MATERIALS.
THEY ARE MADE IN CLKANLY SURROTT'NTVT'WYlfl
THUSE TRUTHS SHOULD HAVE SOME WEIGHT WITH YOU. T0UB
JiiJJAi.TH IS OF THE Gr jAT T IMPORTANCE, THEREFORE IT IS 10
XUUR INTEREST TO BUY THE PUREST CANDIES YOU CAN FIND.
"BUY CANDIES WHERE THEY ARE MADE FRESH D T,' AT
Theobold s Candy Kitchen,
Telephone 110.
24 Patton 4 venae,
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J. B. RANKIN, Cashier.
BflTT&Ry PARK BANK I
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.
SUPERIOR FACILITIES FOR DOI Q A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
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CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. j
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. j
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The Finest Line of French
Briar and Meerschaum Pipes
South of New York at the
Berkeley
Cigar Stand,
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PARK HOTEL
AHD HOT MINERAL WATER BATHS.
HOT SPRINGS, N. C.
n N Ideal Resort, open throughout the year. Situated
II 38 miles from Asheville in the French Broad Valley,
and the most picturesque spot in Western North
Carolina. Favored with a mild and dry climate.
ABSOLUTELY NO FOGS.
Flriest Golf Links ia the state. A weU equipped livery. The Thermal
tera a mecca for all nervous trouble. For rates e d more complete informa
tion address,
J . C. RUMBOUGH, Proprietor. B. A. NBWLAND, Manager-
HOT SPRINGS, N. C.
Some Unusual Values
IN SHEETS, PILLOW CASES TOW
ELS, CRASHES, NAPKINS, TABLE
DAMASKS AND CLOTHS, COVER
LETS, COMFRTABLES, BLANK
ETS, ETC.
ljuNT OP THESE WILL BIB FOUND
WELL UNDER COMPETITORS'
9
H. REDWOOD CO.,
DRY -GOODS, CLOTHING
SHOES, HATS AND BUT
TERICK'S PATTERNS.
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