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ll CAROLINA N EWS. KmtnjnniniinniniT 1 -J V MM5 The (&ireatt SBnairtt Waitt annall Salle lEver Kimwim it ttBne IPe pie 1 Atoev5IlDe. HURT WAIST Our New York buyer secured them at a forced sale, and for Friday, Saturday and Monday only, we give g you the benefit of the bargains as iollows : 3 QQQ LADIES PERCALE SH1K1 WA1SRS m alitne 11 2 latest siyies aim uuiuis, matte iu cu 3 for from 75c to $1,00-Speeial Sale Price only 39c 1 AGAIN 500 LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS in all the leading g shades of Lawns and Percales, nicely made, 3 hfta.nt.if nl lv trimmed, worth from $1.25 to $1.75 for onlv three davs 49c t SLIPPERS. We have 750 pairs Children's Strap Slippers, solid leather, turn sole, neat buckle and strap or lac?, tan or black, worth twice the price : CHILD'S, 5 to 8 50c CHILDKEN'S, 8 to 11 60c MISSES', Hi to 2 75c OXFORD TIES. I 350 pairs Ladies' Tan or Black Ox- S ford Ties, bargains anywhere for from 5 75c to $1.25, our price for 3 K A. 3 uciyo uuij 2! One High" Pont furniture factory will ship thirty-ine car .cads ol furnit ure to a Chicago wholesale dealer. The orders in one day amounted to about $400,000. The Dispatch says of the crop pros pect in Davidson county: "If nothing happens to the crop in Davidson county it will yield a large supply of wheat. The fruit crop bids fair to be one of the largest known in years. There are enough peaches on the trees if allowed to remain until matured to break down the trees. Corn planting is about half over. Owing to the hard rains follow ed by wind and sunshine, a hard crust has formed on the soil, causing much corn to fail to oome up. Strawberries 'are beginning to ripen, vegetables of all kinds are somewhat backward. The price of corn has declined in e past few days from 70 to 60 cents per bush el." Mr. Fritz Sitterding, the well known contractor and builder of this city, has just returned from Belmont, N. C, where he, at the request of BLshco Haid, made a survey of St. Mary's col lege, which was destroyed by fire re cently. Mr. Sitterding says that the loss will be about $100,000. He made a complete examination of the walls of the portions of the college building re maining, and as to the best methods for the rebuilding of the school prop erties. Work will be begun at once, and it is expected to have the build ings ready for occupancy at the open ing of the academic year, next Sep tember. Richmond Leader. In his annual report President Win ston strongly urges the addition to the college of a manual training school, to be developed ultimately into a great school for training white boys and girls, similar to the Hampton institute for negroes and Indians. North Caro lina must have such an institution. The state now contains at least 20,003 young men earning not over 50 cents a day by untrained labor. With one or two years of training they could earn fron $3 to $4 a day. It is due them and is essential to the stat-e's industrial development that such a training school be established. President Charles E. Taylor, of Wake Forest, is strongly in favor of such a school arsd has long considered it essential to the state's material interests. The total enrollment for the year is 302 from sev en, states and from seventy-five coun ties in North Carolina. Every trade, occupation and profession is represent ed; 136 students have paid their own expenses by money previously earned. or by work during the session; 31 earn ed their money as farm laborers and 22 as clerks; by work during the session The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per- &Tj?Jt r sonal supervision since its infancy. r'C64CC4. Allow no one to deceive von in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Gastoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregroric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. .It cures 'Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles," cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The EM You tee Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CtKTAUN COMPANY, TT MURRAY TftCKT, MKWVORK CfTT- A.1SU iOV pail's UtWliea ittll Ul JDiauH -2 at odd times, a total of $2,706.96 has Oxford Ties, good values at QCp 2 1.50, our Special Sale price FOIj We have made special low cut prices on all depart- f g ments during this sale, and you should avail yourself ? g of this exceptional chance to et sood seasonable goods cheao. been earned. Among1 the parents of the students 101 are farmers, 47 mer chants and 13 doctors. The board of trustees will ask the legislature at the adjourned session to pass the bill, al ready through the house, establishing the "Vance Textile school." TOPICS AT MURPHY COUNTING AN AYC9CK "CROWD" THE D 3 p 10 and 12 Patton Avenue. i iuuiuiuauuituuiuuu.uiuiuiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiuiuiumiumuiuiiiiuuuiuiiuutuiiiiuiiuu Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. amii f-s a w r.- y .'A,. "fel iV -ftilSS QUEEN OF SEA ROUTES" JLO 4 Boston, Providence .J" New England Resorts IS VIA THE Rotary notion and Ball Bearings. FOB SALE BY-- V . CM E H. M WEIR, Act Notice - Ir hereby given that aKUce tlon will te made to the general aseem Uy at ipi ,next- meeting to- Jiave1 tha charter at the wlty of AheTlIle;, N.-C;, amended so that the ct;x -may own, operates adfcsOtotol W a&xulrefanllnter eat ln a. vilshtlee'iaat for th city;' ' " Merchants' and Miners' Trans. Co. Steamship Lines fROM NORFOLK, VA. 8teamers leave or Boston every Mon day , Wednesday, Friday and Saturday it P p. m. Leave for Providence tvery Tuesday, Thursday and, Saturday at 6 p. m. . STEAMERS NEW, FAST AND ELE GANT. Accommodation- and Cuisine TJnsur oaaved. Send for Mustrated folder. R. EL WRIGHT, AgesC Norfolk, Va. J. C. WHITNETY, Trafflie Manager. W. P. TURNER, General PaBseneer Aeent General Offices, Baltimore Md. Laborers in Demand-r A Batch of Per sonal Notes. Special Correspondence of the Gazette Murphy, N. C, May 28. The excur sion to Marietta, Ga., Thursday will draw quite a -crowd from. Murphy. Bob Ramsey, colon 3, who had many friends among tne white people, died last Thursday from lung trouble. His white friends sent many testimonfals, among them being a. new suit of clothes from W. N. Cooper cf Asheville, a for mer resident of Murphy. Mr. J. R. Reagan and Miss Vivian McElroy of Weaverville ars visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, of Murphy. Oapt. A. -x. Iebell, J. G. Tatham and Shepp Herbert leave today for Louisville to attend the big reunion. Mr. and Mrs. W H. Griffiths left Saturday on a visit to Indianapolis, Findley, O., and New York. The Hession fly, which is reported to be doing so much damage to the wheat crop iui East Tennessee, has not made its appearance in this countv, and the wheat crop in Cherokee and adjoining counties in North Carolina is reported to be in good condition and the farmers anticipate a good harvest. The J. L. Wilson Brick company shut shut down last week from Tuesday till today on account of the continuous rain. The bright 16-mooth-old child Capt. and Mrs. J. P. Robinson -f Rox- boro died last Wednesday at the 2-ome nf TVTt-s "Rj-ihinKnn's Tvnrpnts TVTr. fl.nd Lv Gastonia.. 10 :13am 12:35pm Mrs John Meroney, in Murphy. The LiV L coin ton. 11 :03am 2:15pm cn tv f ti,a v,nrt Qa HrmV.lv LV NeWtOn... 11 :52am 3:32pm Lathotin rr Qr.r.nnt Oant T?hinsr.T1 Lv Hickory.. 12:15pm 5:50pmLv 9:00am absent in New York city on a tZt . V P 4,,.pm Xt, i 1 business connected with hie copper Southbound Passenger. Mixeu. Mixed. Tnin-o Bnrnsville Took Little Interest in the Candidate. Correspondence of the Gazette. Burnsville, N. C, May 30. The democrats attempted to have a gTeat rally here yesterday. C. B. Aycock, democratic candidate for governor, was billed to speak. The senatorial convention for the Thirty-first district was also called to meet here on this day, but with all the efforts and mis representations by sending out word all over the county that Judge Adams, republican candidate for gove-rnor, would meet Aycock and have a joint discussion, they mustered by actual county only 181 persons, including boys. Among this number there were at least 60 present who will oppose the constitutional amendment. Mr. Ay cock, in his speech, dodged the real is sue of the campaign and made many misrepresentations. He failed to at tack the republican administration in any particular. He also boasted of the fact that he shouldered his gun and went with the red shirt gang to Wil mington and helped to commit the out rages that were committed on the citi zens of that place during the last cam paign. Mr. S. L. Patterson, democratic candidate for commissioner of agri culture .also spoke but to little pur pose. After the speaking the demo cratic senatorial convention was call ed to order. S. L. Patterson was made chairman. The following candi dates were nominated to be defeated in the coming election: L. H. Smith, of Yancey, and William Abernathy, of Burke. The C, H. & D. Trains between mm Carolina & North western R. R. Schedule Effective April 1, 1900. Northbound Passenger. Mixed. Mixed. No. 10. No. 60 'o. 62. Lv Chester... 8:10am 7:50am Lv Y'kville... 9:15am 9:52am No. 9. No. 61. No 63. Lv Lenoir.... 4:30pm 1:30pm Lv Hickory.. 5:35pmLv 5:30am 4:22&pm Lv Newton).. . 6:05pm 8:30am Lv L'colntom.... 7:00pm 9:18am Lv Gastonia... 8:15pm 11:10am Lv Y'kville.. 9:21pm 1:12pm Ar Chester 10:31pm 5:15pm 20 minutes for supper at Garftonia No. 10, northbound, connects at Ches- The Unaka, N. C, correspondent of the Murphy Scout said last week: "Prosperity is surely with us. It' common for men to be here trying to get hands. A few years ago the la borer wias hunting1 a job, but now the job is seeking him." The above sen tence, in the conservative Scout, speaks for itself, and the people of this coun try intend that these conditions hall A CARD OF THANKS. I wish to say that I feel under last ing obligations for what Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has done for our family. We have used it in so many cases of coughs, lung- troubles, and whooping cough, and it has always given the most perfect satisfaction. We feel greatly indebted to the manufacturers of this remedy and wish them to please accept our hearty thanks. Respect fully, Mrs. S. Doty, Des Moines, la. For sale by C. A. Raysor. CINCINNATI, TOLEDO & DETROIT run through the famous ana fer tile Miami valley and numerous prosperous villages and cities of western Ohio and southern Mich igan. There are four through trains each way. Pullman sleep ers on night trains. THE MICHICAN FLYER, vutiimud carries parltr and cafe cars, with elegant through day coaches. Leaves Cincinnati 1 p. m.; ar rives Toledo 6:50 p. m. ; arrives1 Detroit 8:20 p. m. One of the finest trains in the central states. THE C. H. & is the direct line from Cincinnati and the south to the popular summer resorts of Michigan and Canada. Connects at Toledo with steamers on Lake Erie and with rail lines for interior points; at Detroit with rail and steamer lines for inland and lak . resorta. MEALS are served tm the C. H. & D. cafe cars a la carte, one thus be ing able to order as desired, at moderate prices. FUR FAST TRAINS between Cincinnati, Indianapolis -nd Chi cago. Agents of connecting roads will sell you tickets routing via C. H. & .D. Ry. D. G. EDWARDS, Passenger Traffic Manager, Cincinnati, O. Odette want ads bring quick return Men seldom die for women but wo men frequently dye for men. CD Tears the Signature of STC i The Kind You Have Always Bought B001T ACTF.NTS W A VTT?TI VOlt Uw grandest md firtwt-Ilhiy book crer pabUalud, Pulo it Echoes OBU VINO TKPTHS FOR "HEAD AND HEART. Containinjr M. MOODY'S best Sermon, with Co drilling Storiee, Incidents, Feranel Expwriancea.Me., m tok. Wlttis complete fcMoryof htaUfc by Her. CKAS.F. Faator of Mr. Moody' Chieac Church for five veare. IntruiiietkMa t BWl 1.VU1N RRTT,lk i Brand new, M np btWBr OlsmtratM. (CI, men AeKHTft WANTED Men end Women. CSulet launenee a, harvest time for Agent., 8endf,or.tenn. it and an I ft.. w Are Twr " 9 . v ' nr. H'jbtm' Bp&nunu VWMtlt)&geaT lUa. Batik eUXree. Ada. fitwllas BtetiyCo-hioiioor &.F Sr Li Icaster & Ch to railway Prevail h? uttinS the McKinley ad J&, tZZZ I ministration back in power, axx espe ;;rr"r', -"- clally will Ms vote be strong in the E.; at Gatxnla with Soufitem railway; uth- The son of the old confederates o t i ,if, aMvrX !have qu.t voting on sentimental princi- at Newtcn and Hickory with Southern Z est ani -voting m good honest railway. No. 9, southbound, makes r ?1'u , , - v. C 1. Xmim -an nevmMA Tn.. vancement of their native land which L. T. NICHOLS, Gcii. Mam. Auditor, Chester. S. C. NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND ST. IT AND WESTERN AND ATLANTIC "RAILWAYS. The great through line to Arkaosaa, Texas and the North-west. Three dally trains between Chattanooga, Atlanta a ' NashvlEle,- Double dally tnams to Memphis and Chicago. Through Pull man sleepers and elegant day coaches without chaauge'-- U 'tween Chattanoo- and St. Loula, and , between Cbat tanooga .and Jackeonvllle, . filorlda. wry poimv; a 7oaStrttlilaS' tk :-Vo. tin Four interest to -write or km: W. U Danleyr Q. PT 7 NashvllUj, Term. ' - - Lattlmer, S. P. A., Cor. 9th and tMarc t street CSiattanooga, Tean, JP. T.$ Rogers, T p. , KwmrlUe, Tana ' ' "4 - - - - - - fimlts. TraOe 'Manager, Nash ville, OJean. - ...Jii Kiailey, as currently reported on our streets, is that of Mr. W. N. Cooper, the wexi known lumber dealer bf Ashevllle, a son of the late Capt. J. W. Cooper of Murphy. Mr. Cooper states that he intends to support McKinley's prosperous protection policy and that he will try to induce others to trek into the laager of McKinley. ACHINES. A boy is badly reared who is brought up by a policeman. Starvation never yet cured dyspep sia.' Persons with indigestion are al ready half starved. They need plenty of wholesome food. Kodol Dyspepsia .Cure digests what you eat so the body ican be nourished while the worn-out organs are being reconstructed. It is the only preparation known that will instantly relieve . and completely . cure all stomach troubles. Try it If vou'are suffering from indigestion. It will cer tainly do ysmgood. SDriTi Qt' Smith. Try a Gazette want ad." Al" TABLETS. for all UNINART DISORDERS. The most Fatal and Prevalent of all diseases are those of the KIDNEYS, LIVER and BLADDER. The Kidneys are two little sieves through which all otf tine blood of the body must pass once to every three min utes. In a HEALTHY condition they filter aU impurities Into the BLADDER, thence out of the body. If DISEASED they clog and swell, depositing URIC ACID and oUher poisons into the sys tem, causing dull "pain In the BACK BILIOUSNESS, GOUT, RHEUMA TISM, DROPSY, GRAVEL. PAINFUL and FREQUENT URINATION, LOSS OF ALBUMEN (the life essence), and finally B RIGHT'S DISEASE and then DEATH 1 If you have any of the above symp toms At" Tablets Will Curt Yott, TRY THEM AND BE CONVmCED. Recent discovery. Phenomenal Success." Hundreds of testimonials. Cannot be Substituted.: By mail $1.00. Send stamp for pamphlet. ' 5 .' V' ' PAN-AMERICAN DRUG CO., , , . - : . .. New York. C A. fltAYSOR, SOLE! ACCENT. THE BURLINGTON E0U1E New through train.? to Poran Pu get Sound, "The r arlingtom Northern Pacific Express," No. 41, from St. lma at 9:00 a. m. for Kansas City, St. Jo seph, Northwesttm Nebraska, Black Hills, Wyoming, Montana, "Was iiig ton, Tacoma, Seattle, Puget Sound and Portland, Oregon, via Billings, Mont. the short line and time saver to the up per Northwest. To the Puget Sound in 77 hours. Through coaches, chair cars (seats free), standard sleepers and din ing cars with through tourist sleepers from Kansas City. This is th main traveled route St. Louis to the Northwest. Number 5, "Nebraska-Colorado Ex press." midday train from St. Louis for' Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Pacific Coast; one night to Denver. Also ior St. Paul, Minneapolis and beyond. No. 15, at 8:45 p. m.., St. Lowifl to Kansas City, Omaha, St. Joseph, Kan sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah. Pa cific coast, via Denver, also to the Northwest Montana,, Washington, 0r" egon, via Lincoln and Billings Please write: J. N. MERRILL, Gem So. Agt, 5 N. Pryor St, Atlanta, Ga.; L. W. WAKE LEY, Gen. Pass. Agt., St. Louis, Mo.; HOWARD 'ELLIOTT, Gen. M... St. Louis, Mo. ' Transylvania Railroad Company (Formerly Hendersonvllle & Brevard Railway.) In Effect October 22, 1899. P.M. STATIONS. P- 12.01 Lv Brevard Ar. 5.20 12.18 Davidson River S-JJ 1J.27 Penrose 5 5! 11.17 Blantyre tt.tt Etowah U.K Cannon, 1.0T Horse Shoe 4 U': Tate 1.10 Ar. . . Hendersonrille . . Lv. -M Flag Stations. Passengers oslf tm Sunday. 1 ' Connects ! with the Southern rairro at HendersonHe for all points noK sad sirntfi, J F,"nJLYS. T. s. boswelu f General isme. SnperlntMid $ V4 lift. 1
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