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The Paragon opposite postofflce.
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Through a", thorougV cours.' of
commercial and short 'had train
ing at Asheville Business College.
It la not guaranteed, but in
ninety-two cases -st year where
pupils completed full courses
there was not a single failure.
We will give you the names of
the pupils and the addresses of
the business firms for whom they
are employed if you will pall and
get them.
By entering now you can, com
plete at a time of the year when
it Will be easiest for you to get
employment
College comer Patton avenue
and Haywood, Paragon Block.
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SMOKED FISH.
W- handle Smoked Fish all the time
keep it eoming fresh evenf week. We
keep a gpod variety of t too, such as
Smoked Halibut, Kipper I HeTring,
Smoked Salmon, Bloaters, 'Finnan Had
die. When you want anything in thiis
line
YOUNG'S FISH MARKET,
TELEPHONE 23.
Canvas 'ack Ducks Butter Ball
Ducks, and Mallard Ducks at
YOUNG'S FISH MABKET,
TELEPHONE 23.
We are getting shipments of PompatLS,
Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish now at
regular intervals. Roe and Buck Shad,
Striped Bass, etc., et-, at
YOUNG'S FISH MARKET,
TELEPHONE 23.
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 Ight,
10c. size .. 5c. bcx
Peppo , whole or ground, best quali
ty, per pound 16c
Pepper boxes, 1 4 lb., net weight,
10c eize, -per box 5c
Nutmegs, extra large s.ze.... lc. eaca
The largest variety in city.
Rolled Oats, 2 lb. pkgs, " est grade 7 l-2v
Rice, broken grain. : 4c.
Rice, good 5c.
Hize, beet 7 l-2c.
Tomato Catsup, bottles, first class 5c.
Pepper Sauce, bottler 6c.
Tomatoes, cans new . pack 7 -l-2o.
Corn, cans, well known, brands.. 7 l-2c.
Apricots, cans, finest California 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 College St. Phone 107.
Play Golf
And remember the
place where to buy
them
My Ifci . f Golf Goods Is the largest
of any season. Re-made balU $2.50
per dozen. Also a fiillline of imported
calls.
Will buy old balls. Golf cluibe re
paired on short notice. Golf Clubs for
hire by the day or week at a reason
able price.
BLOMBERG'S,
.The Leading Cigar and Sporting
Goods House in the State. Established
97. 17 Patton Avenue.
The Asheville BJr'we Company.
F. A. Sondley is ill at his home on
Cherry street.
Judge James H. Merrimon is up af
ter several aaye illness.
R. G. Hunt, stamp and registered lev
ter olerk at the postofflce, is ill.
inia -nriiiii-ip na.keiwalk at the Bat
tery Park this evening, beginning a9:30
o'clock.
rltam of thft Ashe-
ville and Weaverville car line will be
gin Monday at Baira s u'aiis.
Thft nsT)ub!lican Ninih congressional
riiatrdct committee will meet in this
city next Friday -afternoon.
t t "Vm-i.-nc rotnimwl from. Tarion
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yesterday. He says they had a heavy
snow there, the first this winter.
The habeas corpus proceeding, in
which John Parker ie the peti doner, waa
o ntinued yesterday until 3 p. m. to
day.
Robert Lytle died Thursday, and the
remains were shipped to Pittsburg yes
terday. His parents and brother ac
companied him.
S. Kreelowsky, father of Mrs. A.
Whitlock, died yesterday morning sud
denly ait the home on Haywood street.
Relatives are expected to arrive from
New York today.
Mies Mattie Harris is confined to her
home at 101 College street from the o f-
ifeeta of an injury she received more
than a year ago by being driven over
by a team on College street.
E. Coffin, auctioneer, has sold the
residence and loft on the west &ide of
Haywood street, knowta as the Wills
property, for $3,300. Miss Rosalie
Friedman was the purchaser.
Wiley Sprouse, who some days ago
was arrested and committed to jail for
violation'' of a city ordinance, has sued
out a writ of habeas corpus and the case
will be heard before Judge Fred Moore
today at 10 a. m.
J. L. Rich, of J. R. Rich fc Son,
leaves about the 25th of this month for
Greensboro, where he 'takes charge of
the plumbing business which his firm
recently purchased from the Odejl
Hardware company.
H. A. Lulther, a prominent citizen of
Hominy, died yesterday morning after
a lingering illness. Mr. Luther . was
about sixity years of age, and had held
several responsible positions in the
county. The funeral will be be ld to
morrow morning' from Hominy Baptist
church at 11 o'clock.
General James M. Ray has issued a
eall for am encampment . of the sur
vivors of the Sixtieth regiment of North
Carolina confederate veterans, to be
held August 18 and 19, 1900, on the new
camp grounds on Haw creek, with the
two companies that have been meet
ing annually on. the Swaonanoa,. There
will he addresses on Saturday and
preaching on Sunday.
The Young People's Weekly, pub
lished by the David C. Cook Publishing
comptany, Chicago, in the issue cf March
4 had the first page taken with illus
trations of North Carolina. There tre
seven views of "The French Broad
River, DM Mill Near "Waynesville,
Triple Cascades, Street Scene in Ashe
ville, Home of George W. Vaniderhilt,
The Swannanoa River and Life Among
the Lowly." A write up of the Appa
lachian park movement is also given.
TICKET SELLERS.
Will Arrive Here This Morning and
Spend Several Hours.
The itinerary of the International
Ticket Sellers' association was changed
somewhiat. They reached Spartanburg
from Columbia at 3:1- a. m. this morn
ing and will arrive here not earlier than
8 a. m., remaining here unttil 3 p. m.
They will take breakfast ana probably
luncheon at fhe Battery Park hotel.
During their stay Qiere they will be in
charge of a committee of the (board of
trade, composed of E. P. McKissick. C.
T. Rawls, 'F. Rogers Grant, F. a. Hull,
L. P. McLoud and F. R. Darby.: .
There are 275 of them in mice eare, run
as a special itrain . Thev come from
Spartanburg in two sections.
They leave lat 3 o'clock ifor Hot
Springs, where itbey take dinner, amd
remain until 11 o'clock. They then leave
fjor Knoxville, en route to Cincinnati
and Chicago, where they disband.
IN MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME.
He was shot in. old Kentucky, where
they make the moumtain dew, and
mothers feed their babies on hot revolv
er stew;, where you wake up in the
morning shot full of bullet holes, and
find your sole companions are disem
bodied souls. He .tus hot in old
Kentucky, where the aim fls always
true, and the principal amusement is
shooting people Lrough, where the doc
tors use as medicine for all human illsv
a dose or two of bullets instead of giv
ing pills. He was shot inold Kem
tucky, where the "feuds" grow on trees,
and the bullets from the rifles buzz
through the air like bees; where the 'instruments-
they play on when they give
a diaince or hop, are their musical re
volvers and they "call off" with a pop.
urange (Va.) Observer.
ABOUT TRUSTS. The of the BOOK,,
' ee dout,tIess heard that all except one of the s
mr-so, jt?TOe wnungpaper mills have joined me er
Trust. That one wastL-- waiting Paper Co., amd. we ere the.
only -ieaJers in Aeh,jviiae having an account direct with, the
We have just received a new diet including: Frencli
Otrajad . Imperial Bond (whit ' and Mii ), Organdie Borad
(wfclte and blue, Angora (kid fioafib). Wedge wood, Irish
LiriWest Point B'ue. All in the newest shapes and
size. Prices ARB NOT advanced by th trust.
ROGERS BOOK STORE,
Phone 254. 20 Sou Maim Street.
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THE "EAGLE" ".QUAD-ST A Y" FRAME.
It can be seen, at a glance that this method of construction, built as it is
from special drop-forgings, tis far more expensive than the old way; yet we
offer these macjtiii.es, of the highest postfbde quality in every respect, embody
ing many new features distinctive t0 the "EAGUE" line, at prices well with
in the reach of all. '
You are cordially invited to come in and see our line of Bicycles.
ASHEVILLE CYCLE COMPANY,
j Phone 228. 18. and 20 Church St.
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Specially Distilled for Medicinal Use
;Warranted Strictly Pure.
Keystone Malt Wfci iey i- food for the
body and brain, enriches ULe blood, sol
idifies the bomies, hardens the muscles,
quiets the nerves amd perfects digestion.
It is unequalled for CONSUMPTION
and WASTING DISEASES.
THE " BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR CO,
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 MISN'S AND BOYS'
SUITS, and Extra Trousers at' PRIME COST, in order t6 make room
for the Spring Stock which our buyer now in, New York ta purchasing.
As all woolen goods has advanc ed dn 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 co6t all other goods at our regular
legitimate prices. Call before they are all sold.
The Whitlock r Clothing House,
No. 41 Patton Avenue.
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Lexington Livery, Peed Sale Stables
For a Complete Line of4Jp-to-Date Livery
I can furnish you Landaus, V ictoriae, Three-seat Surreys, Two-seat
Surreys, Ext nsion Top Carriages, Tandem Oarts. Also Rubber Tire? T.
Carts, Traps, Roiii-dabouta ano Bicycle Buggies.
I make a specialty of Sacile Horse i and Ridin. Lessons.
Horses are p fectly safe for ladiea Call up and ask for special
prices, by month, week or trip..
F. A MEARS,
2XTom 83 Soiitlx Main Street,
BOTH 'PHONES 278.
NOTICE TO HOTEL AND BOARD
ING HOUSE ES&PERS. , -The
Southern Railway Company is
preparing to issue their 1900 Summer1
Home folder, wmch gives information
concerning hotela. and boarding hous
along ita lines. . Hbtel and boarding
hoUse keepers who desire their places
mentioned in the folder will kindly all
at the city7 ticket office, 60 Patton. ave
nue, Ashpville, where the informant
will be received same as last year. ''
F. R. DARBY, C. P. & T. A.,
Asheville, N. C.
Gazette want ads. receive the largest
local circulation. .
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, ''NEW BOY'' IN THE VAN
'"'The 'new. boy' is of later origin than
the 'new woman' " said Mrs. Joseph V.
"Witherbee, who lectured recently in
Brooklyn. "He can make his own
bed, sew buttops on his own clothing,
cook his own breakfast and wash the
dishes if necessary, and he "is no longer .
considered a 'sissy' for so doing. He can
carry on eucceesfully a bachelor estab
lishment for his father and himself,
make out the. menus, hire' the domestics,
and even do his part socially without'
losing his- pQace among the first six in
school ".
"The 'new hoy' is the'TesuHt of a
growing belief among mothers and ed
ucators that domestic itrainlng is jst
ae good for boys as for girls. They ar
gue tht a domestic (trained boy makes
the best kind of a husband, and that
the brother who is obliged occasionally
;to ' make his own bed or boil an. egg
will. not look down. on, his sfeter for do
ing .these same things. , Also, that the
girl .who dan use her brother's kit of
tools will no longer consider ,him a su
perior being because- the' tools. are his
property rather, than. hers. . Again, the
advocates of domestic graining forJbbye
say that, while there will always be a
division of occupations in the family as
in-nsociety, there dsJthis difference in the
familythat in those occupations which
relate to the common life there ought
to be a common performance, else the
division of labor wQl result lm a divis
ion of feeling and of thought.'
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i ; WORK AT MONTREAL
-The Rev. John C. Collins, who
in' Asheville .yesterday, jaays tfiat
work of bulldang up Morttreait :
gressesatea dily: The frame work of a
church building 'is completed land p flmf
SS f hotel is soon to be - built, fading the site
of the proposed lake; SeventyfiveDer-
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In His Steps 5c.
The Wrestler of PAWippI 5c.
Titus a Comrade of the Cross.. 6c.
: Out of th? Wangle.. M.r 5v
A Devc DctrMng ..Cg.i& $6.
Ist Isibfjlpolmed ....J5c
Choiii , ....... . 5c.
Ruby aat of ;Gold.. 5c.
A Star.ipaoo! . "... i ....... 5c.
Intra MurnX. .. .4 5c.
A Double Storyt. 5c.
Ten Nigtala Bar Room 5c
Paula 9V-V 5c.
In league with the Powerful 5c.
Beside :pMe Brier Bush., ... 5c.
The Awakening of Khobath oan 5c
The Throine. of David 5C.
Marti.. "-i.;; .. ..v.... 5C
The .Pillar of F5re: '. '- 5c.
The Lamp Lighter 5C.
The Prince of the House of David 5c.
Any' of the above titles in handsome
doth-binding 25c at
Ray?s Book Store
A Lenten Dish
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that may be enjoyed
twice a day is
Wheat-hearts,
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It is quSckly prepared for your tafcu
because tbimiughly roasted befor
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"irS WHEAT HEARTS WE WANT."
m&w (broods fin Tablets, f
We have a very full line tablets, in Bond Paner- I
best goods we have ever had for the money. Plenty
of them in smooth goods, rnled or plain. Prices i
from ten cents to thirty cents eadi. Envelopes from
live cents to twenty cents package. Call and sre for. !
vourself. 'pw ii I
Morgan's Book Store.
Morsels of Melting Sweetness.
IN BUTING YOUR CA i)T AT TH'EOBOLD'S, YOU ARB SURi. 01
THESE THINGS:
THEY ARE MADE FRESH DAILT.
.THEY ARB 'ALB FROM PUR MATERIALS.
' THEY ARE MADE IN CLEANLY SURROUNDINGS
. THESE TRUTHS SHOULD HAVE SOME WEIGHT WITH YOU YOUR
HEALTH IS OF THE U AT T IMPORTANCE, THELEFORE IT IS lo
YOUR INTEREST TO BUY THE PUREST CANDIES YOU CAN FIND.
. "BUY CANDIES WHERE aHEY ARE MADE FRESH D Y,' AT
: Theobold's Candy Kitchen,
Telephone 110. 24 Patton Avcnut.
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J. E. RANKIN, Cashier.
BATTERY
PARK BANK
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.
SUPERIOR FACILITIES FOR DOT-t A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
SAFE DEPOSIL BOXES FOR RENT.
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The Finest Line of Frerioh
Briar apd Meerschaum Pipes
South of New York at the
Berkeley
Cigar Stand.
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AMD HOT MIIIERAL WATER BATHS.
HOT SPRINGS, N. C.
TIN Ideal Resort, open throughout the year. Situated
f 38 miles from Asheville in the French Broad Valley,
and the most picturesque spot in Western North
Garolina. Favored with a mild and dry efimate.
V- ABSOLUTELY NO FOGS.
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, Finest Goll Links in the state. A well equipped livery. The Thermal Wa
ters a mecca for all nervous troubles. For rates r d more complete informa
tion address, '
J . C. RTJMBOUGH, Proprietor. ; B. A. NEWLAND, Manager.
HOT SPRINGS, N. C.
Softie Unusual Values
IN SHEET.', PILLOW CASES TOW
ELS, CRASHES, NAPKINS, TABLE
DAMASKS AND CLOTHS, COVER
LETS, COMFRTABLES. ' BLANK
ETS, ETC. i 1 v '
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WELL UNDER COMPETITORS' '
PRfCES 'S
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DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
SHOES, HATS AND BUT
TERICK'S PATTERNS.
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