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In order to make room for our large stock of
fall Shoes which will begin to arrive in a few
days, we have selected from our stock all shoes
of less than six pairs of a kind which we offer
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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
Liv Gastonia..l0:13:jn 12:35pm
Lv L'colnton. 11 :03am 2:15pm
Lv Newton... 11 :52am 3:32pm
Lv Hickory. .12:15pm 5:50pmLv 9:00am
At Lenoir 1:16pm 7:50pm 11:25am
Southbound Passenger. Mixeo. Mixed.
No. 9. No. 61. No 63.
Lv Lenoir.... 4:30pm l:30p .
Lv Hickory.. 5:35pmLv 5;30am 4:topm
Lv Newton... 6:05pm 8:30am
Lv L'colnton 7:00pm 9:18am
Lv Gastonia... 8:15pm 11:10am
Lv Y'kville. 9:2Tpm 1:12pm.
Ar Chester 1C :31pm 5:15pm
20 minutes for d pper at G itonia.
No. 10, northbound, connects at Chea
ter with Southern railway, S board
Air Li Lancaster & Ch tcr railway
from all points south; at Yor li e with
the South . Carolina & Georgia railway
E.; at Gastonia with Southern' railway;
at Lincolnton with Seaboard ir Line;
at Newtcn and Hickory with Southern
railway. No. southbound, makes
close connection at all Junction points.
Address: E. F. REID,
L. T. N.CHOX-S, ' Auditor,
Gen. Mai. Chester. S. C.
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND
' St. L. AND WESTERN AND
ATLANTIC RAILWAYS.
The gTeat ithrough line to Arkansas,
Texas and the Nortb west. Three daily
train between, Chattanooga, Atlaata
a? . Nashville, Double daily trains to
Memphis and 4 Chicago. Through. Pull
man sleepers and elegant day coaches
"without change L 'tween. Chattanoo-
g- and St. Louis, Vad bet Veen' Chat
" tanooga r and - Jacksonville, ; Florida.
- If you aire caitemlairln a, f rin.
tt A uay point, you will find if . o
your interest to write or call on.
W. Danley, Q. P. X, Nashville,
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' J. H. Laflaaer, S. V; AM Cor. 9th and
Krk t street, Chattanooga, Tean,
: W. T. Rogers, T. ,P.rA Kx-yxville.
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'- " H. F. Smith, Trafflo Manager, Nash-
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10 and 12 Patton Avenue.
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The Bargain Centre of Asheville.
QUEEN OF SEA-ROUTES"
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Boston, Providence
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New England Resorts
IS VIA THE
Merchants' and Miners'
Trans. Co. Steamship Lines
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NORFOLK, VA.
Steumers leave or Boston every Mon
lay, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
it p, nx. Leave for Providence .very
Pusday, Thursday and Saturday at 6
m .
STEAMERS NEW, FAST AND ELE
GANT. Accommodation- and Cuieiae Unaur
vXusad. Send for illustrated folder.
R. H. WRIGHT, Agen-
Norfolk, ya.
J. C. WHITNEY,
Trance Manager.
W. P. TURNER,
General Passenger Agent.
General Offices, Batimare Md.
DOES IT PAT TO BUT CHEA , ?
A cheap remedy for cou-rha and colds
Is all right out you want something hat
will relieve and cure the more severe
and dangerous results of throat and lung
troubles. What shall ou do? Go to a
warmer and more regular; climate? Yes,
U possible; if not possible for you, then
in either case take -the ONLYs remedy
that, has been introduced in all civilized
countries with success in severe throat
and lung troubles, "Boschee's German
Syrup."--It not only -heals -and stimu
lates the tissues to destroy 'the germ
disease, but allays Inflammation, causes
easy; expectoration, gives a good night's
rest, and cures the 'patient. Try ONE
bottle. Recommended: many years by
all -druggists in the world. For sale by
w. X2. Carxnlehael." - , 4 ' -:; - .
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Cost.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine.
Rotary Motion and
Ball3earings.
'Agents wanted in unoccupied terri
tory. Send, for circulars. Wheeler &
Wilson Mfg . Co., Atlanta, Gav .
EXCURSION TO NIAGARA
One of the rrobt oyable nd popu
lar excursions of the season will be via
theVC. H. & D. railway to Niagara "iEs
on Augxist 9. ,. Saiae ates -as Jwere tn
effect last year. : D'- tails can ? be had
from any, C H. D.' Aeu , .
Mr. T. J. Jenkins, of Meow's mill,
Says that wheat has . been4 coming
in since July 4. Crops are about as
large as usual but werfe injured some
by sprouting during: the rainy weath
er about harvest time. 5astonia
News.
In East Durham- there is a family
that is perhaps one of the largest in
the state. The head of the family is
Mr. Murphy J. Boyd, and he has 17
children, 47 grandchildren and' 7 great
granchildren, making a total of 71 in
his family. Durham Herald.
A terrible hailstorm (passed through
the Pearidge section on Saturday, the
14th, and did a great deal of damage
to growing crops, especially to cotton
in that section of the county lying be
tween the town of Mm Springs and
Pearidge, along Green river. Polk
Oounty News.
E. C. Hackney has recently lost five1
fine hogs from a peculiar cause. The
hogs have been fed on slops that were
procured at some of the restaurants in
thexcity. In the slops were chicken
feathers and this caused the death of
the porkers which swallowed them.
One .of the hogs would have tipped the
scales in the neighborhood of 300
pounds. 'Durham Sun.
The truth that a man never becomes
too old to woo and wed was exemplified
this morning when Mr. Zecharaiah
Groome, aged 72, and Mrs. Isabella
Davis, aged 45 years, were married In
this city. The ceremony which made"
the twain one, was performed by J. A.
Prltchett, Esq. Mr. Groome resides a
few miles south of town and is one of
the most extensive farmers in this sec
tion of the state. Greensboro Tele
gram. Shortly after dinner on Friday Mur
phy was visited by a pretty severe
storm. The wind almost blew a. gale,
while vivid lightning and heavy thun
der betokened that bad weather was at
hand. The rainfall in town amounted
to a refreshing shower, cooling off the
atmosphere. Lightning shocked little
Miss Gracie Woodbury, but no appar
ent ill effects followed. Two trees
near the residence of C. E. Wood show
the- pranks of lightning. Murphy
Scout.
Captain W. B. Lemly, who was
wounded in the fight at Tien Tsin,
China, last. Friday, was a son of Mr.
W. H. Lemly, of Winston. He is a
graduate of the university and was
formerly manager of the Winston Re
publican. At the outbreak of the
Spanish-American war he volunteered
for service and was lieutenant of
marines. He served during the entire
war, and after its close received a
commission in the regular service ,as
lieutenant of marines ana was sent l.
Manila. Since that time he has been
promoted to captain and was detail
ed as assistant quartermaster. States
ville Landmark.
EGGS IN DURHAM
East Durham, N. C, July 20. Hon
A. J. Spears spoke here last night to
600 people. The democratic gang" were
very much in evidence trying in ev
ery way possible to interrupt the
speakers as the evidence of rotten eggs
on the walls of the house this morning
shows.
If this is a sample of the democracy
that is trying to rule this state may
the good Lord deliver us. Some of the
Durham papers try to make it appear
that the disturbance iwas caused by
children. If it was they are the first
"children" I ever saw wearing beards
The good people of this county will rise
up in August and rebuke such deviltry
in a manner that cannot he misunder
stood.
IN HAYWOOD COUNTY
Crabtree, N. C, July 21. The politi
cai situation or Haywood cvounty is
good. The townships of Fines Creek
and Crahtree, the ones I am best ac
quainted with, will give a fair majority
against the amendment, and from
What I can hear, it is about the same
throughout the county.
The time has come when the poor
and illiterate voter are no longer going
to be made the tools and the victims
of political corruption, of boodlers and
ballot box stuffers, of political para
sites who are now trying to disfran
chise them forever by the proposed
constitutional amendment.
GUY V. FERGUSON.
SAFEST TO VOTE IT DOWN.
We do not believe that the country
acted wisely in enfranchising the un
lettered slaves as soon as they were
freed, but it did it in good faith and
by their vote the state was readmitted
into the union, an3 we can't see any
way to disfranchise the colored race
without disfranchising white people
and be true to the oath that we hold
so sacred. The constitutional amend
ment will not do it, and as there are
grave doubts as to just what ' the
amendment will do, and who will be
deprived of his vote, it is safest to
vote it down. Rutherford Press.
200 pairs Ladies' Tan. Oxfords, 2 to 5,
just one-half price. G. A. Mear3.
A Itran iavn Tnere,
Mr. Henry Furniss tells an amusing
story of Mr. Justice Hawkins. The
learned judge had a horror of drafts and
used to close up every cranny in his
court, to the great discomfort of every
body. Meeting a brother judge, the lat
ter said: "Oh, Hawkins, 1 had a frightful
dream the other night. I dreamed you
were dead and taken to Woking to be cre
mated. I cost the last train down and
bribed an official, to let me peep through
one of the loopholes of the crematorium.
-All that I saw was a heap of ashes, but I
beard a voice cry out: 'Shut the door
Keating. . There's a draft here.' "Lon
don News.
When a minister fails to stick to his
text it may be because he believes
scattered shot hits the most birds. 1
fThe Gazette is the best medium for
advertising hotels and boarding house 1
Only Asheville paper sold- on trains'
And do you trnderataiid what
tout real troubles are? Most
people treat themselves for the
wrong disease! If you will stop and
think a moment, you can avoid or cor
rect mistakes. Did your sickness begin
in "the stomach? Did it then spread to
the Liver, Kidneys and Blood ? If that
is so, then you can readily see that by
taking a medicine that is good for the
Stomach, Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and
Blood, you. are sure to get at the seat
of the trouble beyond question. The
very best medicine for the purpose is
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Bfomcdy.
It is the pre-eminent cure for the Kidneys and Bladder. By making thoat
vital organs well, it sifts all acids and
ters right in the stomach, promoting gentle, easy; natural movements of the
bowels, and permanently removing the
W. I. Miller, of Rhinebeck, N. Y., says he has used Dr. David Kennedy's
Fsrorite Remedy for a number of years, and finds it the best medicine he srer
used for liver and Kidney Troubles.
A Urg bottle of Favorite Remedy Is sold
TRIAL BOTTLF FREE.
Send your name and address to the DR. DAVID
KENNEDY CORPORATION. Rondout. N. Y.,
mentioning this paper. You will receive by re
turn mail, absolutely free, a trial bottle of Fa
torite Remedy, and a pamphlet containing val
uable medical advice, such as everybody needs.
The State Normal and Industrial College
OP NORTH
Offers to young: women thorough llterar
ucation and special pedagogical train
non-residents, $152. Faculty of 30 mem
Has matriculated about 2,000 students,
except one. Practice and Observation
board in dormitories, all free tuition ap
ust 1.
Correspondence invited from those
For Catalogue and other informatio
PRO
CHARIiES D. McIVEH, President.
THE VERDICT.
The Oregon was built under too lucky
a star to become a permanent ornament
to a Chinese reef. Pittsburg Dispatch.
Advices from Indiana are to the effect
that the Wabash got tired of hearing
about its banks and left them. New
York Mail and Express.
Property valued at $150,000,000 in the
United States was destroyed by fire in
1S99, and during the present year, if the
proportion keeps up, the sum will reach
$175,000,000. Detroit Tribune.
Facilities to escape fire on board ship
should be as accessible and practicable
as the iron ladders and stairways on tene
ment houses. The laws of all nations
should make sea doors compulsory. New
York Journal.
The system of hiring out convicts has
been abandoned by Texas, Mississippi and
Georgia, and the experiment has been
made of employing them on farms owned
by the state and devoted exclusively to
cotton culture. San Francisco Chron
icle. French generals have begun to resign.
What is the world coming to? General
Jamont has quit merely because the sec
retary of war interfered with his staff.
Let Minister Andre keep it up. By doing
this he may prove himself a friend of
France. Galveston News.
As usual, the American marines were
among the first of the "white devils"- to
be slain when the fighting began near
Tien-tsin. The reckless bravery with
which the American marine goes forward
to be killed is only paralleled by the ef
fectiveness of the work he does and the
amount of damage he inflicts upon the
enemy. Chicago News.
It is announced that the American
silk exhibit at the Paris exposition is to
be awarded the gold medal, even over
the French dis'play. This is a triumph
indeed for American manufacturers and
will prove an eye opener to the French,
who ridiculed the idea of Americans com
ing into competition with them, especial
ly in silk. St. Louis Star.
WHITE MAN TURNED YELLOW.
Great consternation was felt by the
friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexing
ton, Ky, when they saw he was- turn
lng yellow. His skin slowly changed
color, also his eyes, and he suffered
terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaun
dice. He was treated by the best doc
tors but without benefit. Then he was
advised to try Electric Bitters, the
wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy,
and he writes: "After taking two bot
tles I was wholly cured." A trial
proves its matchless merit for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
Only 50c. Sold by all druggists.
FACE
Is Your Fortune.'
Throw away cbsmeties.
American: women spend
5,t)WM)w annually for
lotions, etc., most of
which are made of woi-
. sonous BUbst a and
destroy e kin. TO
rrn secure Nat Rosy,
Healthy OompHexlatt, get a
VIRGIN RUBBER MASK. ,
Restores original oontour, permanent-KL1?niove;-
imle ' freicktea, black
heads, and , m complexibnal iinperfec-
l Absolutely Harml
Results Gtr&r-.
-rit,f0r Partietilara.' -Price $3.00 by
mail., GHttves ; $2.00 And $2.50. '
GINtJBBm CO.; tto; 2 W. Utt
street, Jew York. v
C AvRAYSOR,
SOLD aosntp - . v. - -
n Jatt? ATB'"AcasrCs W.
. f ' I 1 U Ml I I I ft
ZV T Nil 1111
poisons from the blood. It sets mat
cause of Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
He recommends it highly.
by druggists for $1, or six bottles fer M.
TRY THIS TEST.
Put some urine in a glass tumbler and let 11
stand 24 hours. A sediment at the bottom or a
milky, cloudy appcarapce indicates that the kid
neys are in a dangerous eondition, and thai
Favorite Remedy is badl needed. Healthy
urine is clear and does not stain linen.
CAROLINA
y,. classical, scientific and Industrial ed
ing. Annual expenses $92 to $132; for
bers. More than 400 regular students,
representing every county in the State
School of about 250 pupils. To secure
plications should le made before Aug-
desiring competent trained teachers.
n address until August 15th
F. J. Y. JOTNER, Dean of College,
There's JNoibiug to be Afraid Of
in purchasing meats of all kinds here.
Whether your choice is beef, mutton,
lamb or veal freshness, tenderness,
juiciness and wholesomeness are as
sured quantities every day in the week
and every week in the, year. Careful
ness In selection ana proper handling
and "cutting up" are the main elements
in our business and we don't neglect
them.
Zimmerman & Whitehead,
CITY MARKET.
NATIVE AND WESTERN MEATS.
Telephone 4.
The
C. H.&D.
Trains
between
CINCINNATI, TOLEDO & DETROIT
mm through the mous an- -r"1
tlle .Miami valley and numerous
prosperous villages and cities ot
western Ohio and southern Mich
igan. There are four tirong
trains each way. Pullman sleep
era on night trains.
THE MICHIGAN FLYER, vtuM
carries pari and cafe arc, wit
elegant through day coachef .
Leaves- Cincinnati 1 p. m.; ar
rives Toledo 6:50 p. m.; arrive
Ietroit 8:20 p. m. One f t
nest trains in the central slate
THE G. H.&
is the direct e fro: l CIhcIum
and the south to the ppul
summer resorts of Michigan
Canada. Comne-.ts at Toledo wlt
steamers on Lake Brie and witk
rail lines ifor interior points;
Detroit with rail and steamer
lines for inl. d 'and lak resorts.
MEALS
are served in the C. 3. D
cafe cars a la carte, one thus
ing able to order at C sired,
moderate prices.
P UR FAST TRAINS r wre
Cincinnati, Indianapolis A C
- cago. Agents of connecting rtf
' ' will sell tou ticket routini r
C. H. & D. Ry.
D. Q. EDWARDS,
Passeng-er Traffic Manager,
Ctndnsatl. O
The' Jtfisses Coffin's dancing class i1
children meets .every Thursday after
noon from 6 to, 7:30 at C. Xi. TJ. ball,
(over H.-C. Johnson' store) on Pattoo
avenue. .
THE LATEST DANCES AND GER
MAN FIGURES TAUGHT.
Private lessons given! j Children maf
I enter the class at any time. Partico-
CJ the hall on .Thursdays or at ..44 Phil
f ctoekMl 7-
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Dancing