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There is only one cure for Contagion!
Blood Poison the disease which hai
completely baffled tke doctors. They
are totally unable to cure it, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
op in the blodd and concealing it from
iew. S. S. S. cures the disease posi
tively and permanently by forcing out
every trace of the taint.
' I Was afflicted with a terrible blood disease,
Which was in spots at first, bu afterward
spread an oyer iuj wuji.
These soon broke out in to
sores, and it is easy to
imagine the suffering I
endured. Before I be
came convinced that th
doctors could do no good.
I had spent a hundred
dollars, which was reallj
thrown away. I then
tried yarions patent
medicines, but they did
not reach the disease.
When I had finished my
first bottle of S. 8. S. 1
was greatly improved
and was delighted with
the result. The large red splotches on my
ehest began to grow paler and smaller, and
tefore long disappeared entirely. I regained
my lost weight, became stronger, and my ap
petite greatly improved. I was soon entirely
well, and my skin as dear as a piece of glass.
H. L. Mtebs, 100 Mulberry St., Newark, N.J.
Don't destroy all possible chance of a
cure by taking the doctor's treatment
of mercury ana potash. These minerals
cause the hair to fall out, and will
wreck the entire system.
for DIaa
is purely vegetable , and is the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
potash, mercury, or other mineral.
Books on the disease and its treat
ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com
pany, Atlanta, Georgia.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following- Teal estate trtansfers
were filed yesterday in Register of
Deeds Mackey's office:
Fannie A. Smith to Archibald Nich
es lot om south site of Starnee avenue,
AsheviHe, $1,085.
W. P. Francis to Mrs. Lon J.
Webb lot an south eide of College
street, Asheville, $850.
The itramsfer from Mrs. ioii J. "Webb
- to Mrs. H. S. Fanning1, of the lot at the
corner of Short and Cheery streets for
$750, was filed yesterday 'in Register of
Deeds Mackey's office.
THE MARKETS
BY TELEGRAPH
TESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS ON
NEW YORK EJCCHANGjES AND
CHICAGO GRAIN BOARD.
Little Business Transacted
Stock Market.
Highest, Lowest aod Closing
tions for Active Stocks by
in the
Quota-Special
Telegi ph
Changes.
from the various Ex-
Reported by Murphy & Co., brokers, 11
Church street, sheville.
New York, March 16. The stoock mar
ket opened with the dealings in, rather
slight volume and with a somewhat un
tnna rvm.s'iflprfl'Me rvressuTe aD-
Cl'WUU LU11V.1
peared la the Cirly aealings ia TMrcV
Avemue, Sugar and Kapia 'iTansit, ui
subsequently all of the stocks recovered
to about their final figures of yeterday.
The granger group, with St. Paul (and
C. B. & Q. the conspicuous featuree,
continued strdng.
There was little doing otherwise in the
railway list and the transactions
s wowed slight price changes. Aside from
Sugar the dealings in the industrials
were unusually limited. Tennessee Coal
and Iran was th.e only active feature
in that group. The London market
showed irregular changes land am uncer
tain itome was reported in the dealings
there. The common expectations that
by reason of the losses the banks have
suffered on one account or ianother, to
morrow's bank statement may show the
surplus reserves wiped out, did mot ap
pear to figure as a factor of any weight
in the 'trading. There was very little
news of any financial importance over
night bearing upon the market or par
ticular stocks.
Mil
STOCKS.
High.
33 1-2
34 1-2
... 46 1-2
.... 56 3-8
. ..102 3-8
106
.... 231-4
Rev. W. E. Slitzer, W. Caton, N. Y.,
writes, "I had dyspepsia for ovor twenty
years, and trieti medicines and doctors
without benefit. I was persuaded to use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it helped me
from the start. I believe it to be a pan
acea for all forms of Indigestion." It di
gests what you eat. Drt T. C. Smith.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
P. H. Staton and Delia Bassett were
granted marriage Mcense yesterday by
Register of Deeds Mackey.
Secure
Your
Those who do not secure their seats
for the musical carnival will get left,
for they are going like hot cakes when
made up with the celebrated Rumford
Baking Powder, which only codts the
consumer 30 cents per pound. Why pay
more?
The best cooks are mow using Rum
ord, whdch is guaranteed to be pure.
Grand Opsra House
TUESDAY, MARCH 20.
..ONE UNENDING LAUGH..
Am. Cot. Oil1. ,
Am. Hoop. . . .
Anaconda ....
Am. St. & W.
Am. Sug. Ref.
Am. Tob. ...
A. T. & S. P. .
A. T. & S. F. pfd 67 7-8
B. & O 63 1-2
B. & O. pfd 76 1-8
Bkyn R. T 68
Ches. & OMo.. .. 281-8
C. B. & Q 127
Colo. F. & 1 43
Con. Gias i71-2
Ccm. Tob 28 7-8
Fed. Steel 50
Del. & L. W 177
Rep. Steel 21 34
L. & N 811-2
Manhattan L. .93
Met. St. Ry 163 -l-4
Mo. Pac 45 1-8
Nat. St 45 1-4
N. Y. Cen. 134 3-8
N. & W 32 3-8
Nor. Pac 53
Ont. & W 23
Pac. Mail 37
Pennsylvania.. ..135
People's Gas 97 3-4
Read. 1st. pfd. ... 57
Read. 2nd pfd. ... 28 1-2
Rock Island 108 o-8
St. Paul 123 1-2
South. Pac 38 . .
'Southern 13 J.-8
Souehtrn, pfd 58
Tenn. C. & 1 93M-2
I Third Ave 691-2
I Union Pac 49 1-4
' Union Pac, pfd. . 74 3-4
U. S. Leath 12
Wheel & L. E. ... 10 i-4
W. U. Tel 831-2
Low.
33 3-8
33 7-8
45 3-4
55 -8
100 3-4
105
23 1-8
67 5-8
63 1-4
75 5-8
66 3-8
28 1-8
126 3-8
43
lr6 1-2
28 7-8
49
176 1-2
21 3-4
81 1-4
i
160 1-2
44 3-4
44 1-4
134
32 1-4
52 3-4
22 7-8
35 1-2
134 3-4
96 3-8
56 1-2
28 1-2
108 3-8
122 7-8
37 3-4
(13
58
921-4
64 1-4
49
74 1-2
11 7-8
10 1-4
82 7-8
Close
33 3-8
34 1-2
46 1-2
56 3-8
101 5-8
105 5-8
23 1-4
67 7-8
6b 1-2
76 1-8
67 1-4
28 1-8
126 3-4
43
177 -2
28 7-8
50
.i
21 3-4
81 1-2
92 3-4
161 7-8
45
45 1-4
134 3-8
32 1-4
53
22 7-6
36
135
97 1-2
56 1-2
28 1-2
108 1-2
123 3-8
37 3-4
13 1-8
58
93 1-2
68
49 1-4
74 3-4
12
aoi-4
83 1-2
In speaking about Scott's
Emulsion for children you
should not forget that it con
tains lima and soda, just
t what the child must have to
form strong bones and good
teeth. It's- this forming time
you want to look after.
Growing bodies must have an
easily digested Cat Just think how
much of it there is in milk, as cream.
SCOITS EntHlSlOD
is even more easily digested than
cream. Jf s surprising how chil
dren thrive when given it
Don't keep the children living on
the edge of sickness all the time.
Make them strong and rugged,
plump and hearty. Scott's Emul
sion of Cod-liver Oil and the Hypo
phosphites of Lime and Soda will do
this for them.
At all drugrgrists ;
SCOTT & .1JOVVJNJS,
and $i.oo.
its, new York.
W w w m ?Tf f f f f f w w v 5
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$$$S$$8
T W. Ylalentine is home for a short
visit.
$$
J. H. Reynolds returned from Louis
ville, Ky yesterday, where he has
been' attending school.
S3
Plant Fitzg-era'ld, who ia staying at
Mrs. Basler'e, went to Tampa, Fla.,
yesterday and will return here in a few
days.
Ex-County Commissioner J. F. Wells
was in the city yeeterd&y.
R. J. Gaston, chairman of the county
commissioners, was in the city yesterday.
PEOPLE'S I
I COLUMN.
MI&CEULANS20TT8.
WANTED To rent furnished houee of
two or more bed rooms; must be
reasonable. Or a large house (fur
nished) for its keep by 'responsible
party. Address Atlanta, Gazette of
fice. ' 32-2t .
WANTEDTO purchase lor spot cash a
business that will star investigation.
Give full porticuiairs. Address B. B.,
Gazette. 30-3t
PRUDENCE S. DRESSER.
GRADUATE, wit honor, in Piano,
Harmony, and Theory, oi New , Eng
land CtoBservatory of Music. Boston.
Advanced piano pupils a specialty.
Beginners on vtoli received. Terms
low. 69 Charlotte St.
TYPEWRITERS.
The Remington Standard Typewriter
is preferred by all classes im the busi
ness world because it writes better,
writes easier, writes longer than ny
other typewriter. Don't buy another
make without examining the new
models 6 7 and 8 Remingtons. We are
agents for Asheville and vicinity. We
also buy, sell, rent and exchange sec-
- ond hand typewriters of all makes.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
'Phone 661. 23 Patton Ave.
TO EXCHA GE Good paying im
proved real estate in cei.ter of Ashe
ville for stock farm in Tennessee or
Kentusky. or a cotton, farm in eastern
North Carolina. Address 'H. ( . ' Gazette.
MISS NORA WARE-Pianist and teach
er in stringed instruments. Corner of
Spruce and Woodfln streets.
COTTON MARKET.
Reported by Murphy & Company,
Church street, Asheville.
Jl
BROWN
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7. i if v v. : t r
S4
TOWN.
!1 N t' t
High. Low. Close.
January 7 86 7 80 7 83
March 9 61 9 55 9 60
April 9 63 9 54 9 62
May 9 60 9 n 9 59
June 9 55 9 44 9 53
July 9 54 9 41 9 51
August. 9 45 9 30 d 42
September. . . 8 44 i 32 8 41
October 8 01 7 94 8 00
November 7 98 7 83 7 88
December . . '. 7 86 7 79 7 83
Bubbling over with
Bright Music,
M Catchy Songs,
Pretty Dances.
Prices $1.00, 75o, 50c, and 25o. Ssats
mow on sale at the Paragon.
flFE '
(IRE
PEEDV
CUE. LE CLAIR'S
FAMOUS FRENCH REMEDY
firever Failo.
. ENDORSED BY THOUSANDS
; ' Of ladies m a periodical tegnlator without mm equal
. ' ; uccssful when Cottoa Root. PeDjyroyal, Ergot, etc .
' V AamDrnca worthless: 89 two-CeJt Btamna farinn tria!
-k-" -y- r oacka.ajid convinces the most Skeptical of eir won
S?fZ erful properties. Send 4 cents in stamps forpamphlt'.
H'llootiiiawibto informatlosi tot, ladie. Address
, LbCuus PkU. Co.. U.Sl Afents, Boston, Mass
Y'f tTBAAcorrcspottieac confiswntial and Mtarsm
;-v For. rt ttyC A;
Steady. Spot 9 7-8.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Reported by Murphy & Company
Church street, Asheville.
Wheat
&y
July
Corn
May 37 l-
July
Oats -
May
July
Ribs-May
JuQy
Lard
May
July
Pork-
May
13
. 67 1-4 66 3 4 67 1-4
. 68 67 1-2 67 7-8
. 37 1-4 36 7-8 Zi S-8
. 37 .-8 37 3-8 37 3-4
. 23 7-8 23 3-4 23 7-8
. 22 7-8 22 S-4 22 8-4
6 07 6 05 6 07
. 6 10 . . OK 6 0
6 07 6 05 6 05
. o 15 6 12 6 15
11 15 11 05 11 15
.' 11 15 11 05 11 0.
'Sheriff Bright of GreemviHe, Tenn., is
ia the city, in connectioai with the case
against John Parker.
'Mrs. R. Gilliam and child were in
the city yesterday on their way home
flrom Weaverville, where Mrs. Gilham
has 'been, teaching.
Mrs. J. A. Nowlin and child, gfid
Master Bverett and Elmo Stanley of
Mt. Airy, are visiting here.
S ).
Rev. John C. Collins of Montreat,,Jr
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw of Pitta
burg are in the city.
$$
Mise Mary W. Brown, who is teach
ing in the Weavervill'e college, catije
over yesterday (to hear Bishop Gallo
way's lecture.
$S
John Reynolds is expected to return
tomorrow from Louisville, where he has
been attending college.
8xS
Alva P. Gaut of Morristown. Tensu.,
returned ihome yesterday, after a sev
eral days' visit in the city, y
Berkeley arrivals: Thomas A. Rea
din, Atlanta; J. W. Hkward, Coloimbia;
O. B. Coward, KnoxviQle; Mrs. James
Humt and daughter, Boston; J. Blmer
Long, Raleigh; John C. Kilkeoey,
Parkton, Md.; George T. Chase, Bos
ton; F. S. Johnston, Franklin; M. L.
Miller, Reading, Pa.; P. J. Bibs, Mor
rtetown; E. M. Gross, Chicago; Percy
Putnam, Atlanta; T. D. Young, Rochester.
LOST.
LOST A pair of eye glasses in going
from comer of Woodfln and Main
street to corner of College and Vance
Streets, via Woodfln, Spruce and Col
lege. Reward, if left at room 17, Tem
ple Court. J. E. Dickesrson.
LOST A razor on the streets of Ashe
ville, last week. Finder -will return to
J. G. Grant at Collector Harkins' otce
and be well paid.
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS nicely furnished for LgM
'housekeeping. Call at 139 Bailey St.
28-26L
BE SURE that your blood is rich
and pure. The best blood purifier,
enricher and vitalizer is Hood's Sarsa
parilla. Be sure to GET HOOD'S.
The French Broad Press,
PRIMING
THAR
ATTRACTS.
A. H. McQUILKIN, Prop.
Mrs. Harriet Lvana, Hinsdale, HI.,
writes, "I never fail to relieve my cnu
dren from croup at i nee y using One
Minute Cough Cure. I would not feel
safe without it." Quickly cures coughs,
colds, grippe and all throat and
lung diseas' Dr T. C. Smith.
Entirely Too Far.
Bacon Some people carry a joke too
far.
Egbert Yes, Penman, the humorist,
carried one 1 to 14 different newspaper
offices, I understand, and didn't sell it
even thon.Yonkers Statesman.
M. B. Smiith, Butternut, Mi h., says,
'"DeWltfs Little Early Risers are the
very best pills I ever ued for coetive
ness, liver arid Jbowel troubles. Dr. T.
C. Smith.
Didn't Doubt Him.
"He says he would gladly lay the world
at my feet," said the sentimental young
woman.
That's what he'll do." said Miss Cay
enne. "Aft,er you're married he'll lay the
world at your feet and compel you to
walk on it because you can't afford a
cab' Washington Star.
Unusual facilities for producing su
perior work in all the finer grades of so
ciety and commercial printing.
"Come in and talk it over."
33 and 34 Patton Avenue,
Asheville, N. C.
Ball & Sbeppard
6 Patton Atg.
Any one wishing to put steam he
in their building could not do bite
than use &
i
Harrisburg Boiler
But you must have experienced work
men to do the work, and w are confi
dent that we can please you.
BALL & SHEPPARD
TELEPHONE 88..
I mporteel anE Cigars Sold by
tKe Box at Factpry Prices at
' v-;vr. tit. Bobbs Bpanuros Puis eoreaH kioiiey Uls. Bva
BOARDER? DESIRED Persons desir
lng a quiet, homelike boarding place,
where tubercular patients are not ta
ken, can find the same at 08 Orang
street. Halls, as well as rooms, com.
fortably heated. Good fare nd pleas
ant service guaranteed. Call ana ex
amine rooms and ascertain terms.
6-tf
BOARDERS WANTED At ounny Side
Cottage on Srnset Drive. Among the
pines, 90 feet above Battery Park.
Hack at frequent int rvals to and
from the city. Terms reasonable.
316-tf
PRIVATE BOARD Rock Ledge,
Haywood str eit. central. Well warmed
high elevation. Ome front room, one
single room vacant. MRS. L. V.
COLE.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Two rooms and kitchen,
with range; on first floor; very reas
onable. 39 Penland street. 32-6t
FOR RENT. Number 3 Gray Gables.
9 -room brick, . 11 modern improve
ments. Walnut street between Hay
wood and Penland. A D. Cooper 32
South Main street. 30-itf
FOR RENT. One completely furnished
apartment, containing three rooms,
kitchen, dining, and parlor; lovely
sunny place, all mouern improve
ments. Also one ten-room house, $25
per month, one seven -room cottage $16
per month; one unfurnished flat and a
few furnished rooms. O. D. Revell, 31
Temple Court, 3rd floor.
FOR SALE.
1
FOR SAL. A gentleman returning to
Brooklyn, N. Y., to dive, has left his
saddle horse vi'th me for sale. Price
$100. He is six years old, eingle footer
but trotte in harness. Address, Gazette
Office. 28-6t
Season
THIS "WhIe
(OPEN ALL THE 1EAR AROUND.)
One hundred and twenty-five bed rooms. Altitude 2.252 Feet. Electro t
Steam Heat. Elevator. Ball Room Bath Rooms. Ten Fin Alley..
Eleven Acres Beautiful Grounds. Fine Band of Musicians Employed f- .v
Season. J IW i
All Modeirn Ormvnlpfnosi nWl TV u' -r . .
-www wul iniiniK. uii ill ifra. I TTmn m -
"Ron fill rirrvTi o Ttr-..v, t vnH
Links. Horseback Riding.
Class Service.
For rates and information
apply to.,..
BARDIN & WHEEL FR
NO CONSUMPTIVES TAKEN. Hendersonvill
Hit
N. C
The Beautiful Sapphire Country,
SAPPHIRE, N. C.
Sixty miles from Asheville, N. C.
Mountains, Lakes and Forests
A deJightfuaiy dry winter climate. Beautiful roads for rldJmg &ad
driving. Fine Livery, Good Golf Grounds.
HOTELS.
FAIRFIELD INN, on Lake Fairdeld.
SAPPHIRE INN, on Lake Sappthire.
THE LODGE, on Mi Toxaway.
Elevation of Hotels and Lakes, flrom 3,300 to 5,000 feet For booklets,
Rates and other information, address.
I . I. 'EC. -A.
X MANAGER OF HOTELS
SAPPHIRE N. C.
Latest German Methods
No Medieifie,
No Operations.
We aid nature to re
st are health by means f
-Baths, Massage, proper
Diet, Swedish Move
ments, etc. Single bath
tickets sold. School chil
dren tickets at reduced
prices. Our new Hy
gienic Cook Book just
issued, price &0c.
Ouisisara Nature Cure S?nitarium, 167 French Broad Ave
THE WAYNES VI LLE INN
WaynesvHle, N. C.
The Inm ia now ready for Winter Visitors. Everything ia first class shaps.
TJw bird season is now open, and the game wis never more plentiful arena
Waynesvll' than this yer. The Inn ia always glad fo furnish any informatfc
deored.
J. E. MONTAGUE, Proprietor.
HOTEL FLEMING r Marion, n c
GKDBER CONCERT" CO., Proprietors.
NEW
YORK
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TRIBUNE
FOR SALE 1 p. ir good young mules,
1 good road wagon, 1 2-horse delivery
wagon, 1 good double set harness. Ap
ply to A. D. Cooper, 32 South Main
street. 27-6t
FOR SALE-Two horses (not matches)
two seite single harness and whips. A.
M. Field, corner Church street and
Patton avenue . 20- tf
FOR SALE Or exetoange town lota and
land in Florida. Address Z. L., care of
Gazette.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Lo
at Pinebluff, N. C. Address N. S. M
care Gazette. t
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by taking Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or
Table ta.
To Cure Constipation Fore tr
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
if C. CO. fail to cure, drucsists refund money.
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