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Springheel
Shoes for
Ladies.
"lave always been a leader with
l OH NEW
us.
Today's new shoes at $1.50.
Are as shapely as a $2.00 one.
Of course they are solid leather;
you may know that because
they come from
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Like Running
water
Our stock is always fresh.
Scarcely a train Irc-m the coast
but that brings us fresh supplies.
Our large hotel and shipping
trade enables us to keep our
stock continu.lly moving:, and
our supplies are so arranged that
we usually sell out each day.
There is halibut, gtripea and
black bass, codfish, clams, trout,
snapper, etc., etc., at
Young's Fish Market,
Corner,
Cepf.3x' Marke t.
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SMOKE .
BLOMBERG'S
SELECTOS
The Asheville Hardware Company.
XJY O XI. VVCttVCI Win ocan. iv iiv
I at the Y. (MC. A. this afternoon alt
3:45.
rrhp frvllmwinff have contributed to the
Araiiice portrait fund: Mrs. Moses and
Jas. M. Davis.
The First Regiment band gives the
ree-ular weeklv concert' at Lookout
park this afternoon.
Etfwifl Hall, of New York, at the
fold) Central Christian church this
morning and night.
! t
i MVaCannell Brothers sold 100,000 pounds
c f nratcpmolrtnc nr tick A choAi'llo mar-
ket during the week ending last night.
The german at the Battery Park yes
terdav momine- was well attend d and
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eveiyimuK cuiiiuuieu 10 maKe il an eii-
i joyable occasion.
lAsheville Encampment No. 2 I. O.
A numiber of applications for member
ship were receiveu.
Train 12. on the Southern from
TCnoxville" vesiterrta v was fmir hrmrss Ttp
freight engine was used to pull them
and the time was lost in. that way.
.Tickets for the A. L. I. prize" drill
Monday night at the Swannanoa casino
will be on sale at Carmichiael's dniz
store and Swannanoa. The judges will
be S. O. Smith, S. G. Bernard. There
will be dancing after the drill.
IC. F. Ray is making a series of
pictures of the government Indian
school at Cherokee, sho-wing rhe build
ings, pupns, e:?., covering the workin
of the echmol. t -i hp p-irhiivitt. n iVi
Pan-American exposition in Buffalo in
Clarence Cone, who has been, one of
the salesmen for the Cone Expert and
vomm'i3.sio& company here for nearly
a year ha6 been appointed secretary and
tieasurer or tne wucomuga mills at
Greensboro a-nd-will leave tomorrow to
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iaKe cnarge or the mills.
The excursion from Carlisle, S. C,
was due to leave vesterdav at 9 n'sinsb-
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Dut aid not leave until abouit 7. The
nranaerer hian ftvprlnntpr? t'no ovo
i - m v-waiica
and the railway officials refused1 to let
them return until he had na.id fnr fh
proper numiber of coaches, wft-h not
more than sixtv to a car. whinh io th
I contract number.
gU LDING BUSINESS....
T "We advertise f -what- we have
. T we seu ' waux, .we auvwusc.
W( sfa.TTted ta linlld our buslneaa here on. the firmest foundation known, RELI
ABILITY. We cemented the foundation with GKXD - STATIONERY buHt the
walls with IXW tRICES, and proitected the same with a roof of HONEST
vaj.TTES. We built a good house, for we.fctVe a tenant called pubic CON-
Tr"Tr-PTMrrR. and we shall keen our house In good repair that our tenant shall
stay with us airways. -
"Your monev back if vou -want it." - '
20 eSsrar- Rogers' Book Store
w nat -tne
" People Want
Js fr,esh flsh, We have perfected ax
rangements by which we are getting
dally, shipments of the finest .snotted
trout, Spanish mackerel, striped and
brack bass, flounders, and? many other
kinds of fine fish ;; also chicken halibut;
uaesi oi sui naiiouc at tne
Asheville Fish Co.
Center of Market Phone 289
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BLOMBERG'S
..THE LEADING CIGAR STORE.
7 Patton Avenue.
Established 1S87.
Quick and polite attention to all.
Drs. CASE and WOOD-HULL
OSTEOPATHISTS.
There ie no doubt in my mind that
Osteopathy will reach and cure many
chronic troubles that medicine would
have little or no effect on. This is testi
fied to by men and women in the high
est walks of life, and from aH over the
state of Illinois. Gov. John R. Tanner,
of Illinois.
Booms in Drhumor Bldg.
Phone 683.
. SMOKE TRAYLOR'S
MAGI STRATI
6-CENT CIGAR.
LETTEBS OF CONGBAlUXATIOJT.
Cotton Mills Appreciate Action Taken
by Mr. Beveaish
D. G. Devenish, treasurer of the
Asheville cotton mills, is daily receiv
ing congratulatory letters from the
mills of the state for the action taken
against Theo. Land for trying to take
employes away from the mills.
This has been a menace to the state
mills for years by various people, as
the experienced operators were the
ones taken away, leaving the mills to
secure new ana, of course, inexperi
enced men.
They have Irng been trying to pre
vent this but, Mr. Devenish is the firS
to take legal steps against such people
and it will be a lesson to them and also
a precedent for the mills of the state
Domian & Stevens have completed
O. H. Henry's residence on Orange
street. The building is a two-etory one
v-uniamiug louneen roams with mod
ern conveniences and the workmanship
is of such character as to reflect credit
on the contractors. Mr. Henry and
family will return from lendersonvirie
today and occupy their new home.
NEW SWITCHBO&BD HEBE.
Moss Modern Board Built-Will be
Installed at Once
The new switchboard for the Ashe-
viiie xeiepnone company arrived yes
terday and will be installed as soon: as
possible, which will be about a week
or ten days.
The board will weigh 8000 pounds
and will take some time to put it in
operation. It is the most improved
switchboard in use today and is the
moet expecsive ever brought south. It
is the board which the Bell Telephone
company has been using only in the
larger cities. The frame work is all
of steel and the wood work is all verv
fine.
The board has an immediate capaci
ty of 1200 phones, and is wired already
for 800, with an' nlMmnto. awo.,-,.
1800. The conductors are wound with
one wrapping of cotton and two of
silk, the very best made. Every fea
ture of the board is thoroughly up to
date and the best that can be procured.
Each operator has every number in
front of her in the space now required
for only one section. She can attend
her numbers without call-ins' rm orwhor
operator, with a consequent saving of
time. When a subscriber rings, a key
at the top falls on ringing off a differ
ent key falls. If a line is busy when
called for the operator doesn't have to
ask another if they are busy, but is
notified by a click in her ear by what
wiibq tne "Dusy test" with no delay.
The fact of aving the whole , board
in so small a space eliminates a great
deal of lost current, as the operator
uec u'ury one pair of plugs and they
are near together. The connections on
the board are mechanically perfect, and
when the company has it installed there
will be fewer complaints of the service
and they can put in all the telephones'
the public demand requires. No opera
tor is obliged to wait for another to
give connections; there are no "trunk
lines to be . busy, and the perfection
of the board will certainly give satisfaction.
When you see a
Bicycle with a double rear stay like cut you
will know it is an t:agle QuadStay. The
lightest, strongest and easiest running road bi- '
cycle made. Thev are the best.
Asheville Cycle Company,
rnone lb' ana unurcn fct.
of Waukesha Hweia I
Ci in ovr A lo If oi,i-a1
is the best. Made f
with Waukesha Hy- 1
geia Mineral Spring I
water, loaf sugar, Ja- I
maica ginger and ar- i
omatics.
C. Johnson,
39 PATTON AVfiNUE
ASHEVILLE
Ice Coal Co.
18S7 RKLIABLK 900
BEST QUALITY HARD AKO
SOFT GOAL AND WOOD
A PURE ICE OF CRYSTAL
clearness;
14x1 THICKS-KEEPS LONGER
'PHONE 40.
24 PATTON AVTff.
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ASHEVILLE
Ice & Coal Co.
THE GREAT? TttTlfTnTW
i . . va. va uay ig
I unquestlonablv Pain.Triu.
f 9 iivi VUC XIX-
stant relief of all burns, scaTda, bruises,
"" ycuus in tne stem- h and
DOWels ias WpI! a a In -
jchoiera morbus. No family should pre
tend to keep house without it always
by them. Avoid substitutes; there is
but one Paln-Trini. r
i'rice, 25c. and 60c.
I RECEIVE DAILY
Georgia and South
Carolina Peaches and
Tryon Plums,
Charles U. Monday
CENTRAL, TIKET,
Stalls 9 -and 10.
uy your
Suit Now ! tr
We are selling Clothing at
Manufacturers Prices and
a few odd Suits at Half
Price,
A
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X 18 Patton Avenue.
I Phone 261.
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Hot Weather Necessity
WICKLHSSi Ftf HFf rr am,
OIL STOVE.
Every housewife should have on? ,vf
stoves instead of mfw I! l afe,. summer cooking
easy to operate, odorless.0 .Z'
Ordinary coal oil (kerosene) la the fuel
As the season is advancing wre have grea'tly reduced prices
Call and see them whether you Intend to buy or not.
McPherson & Moore,
43-45 COLLEGE STREET.
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Refrigerators and Gbests
China and Japan Mattings
Lawn and Porch Goods,
Hammocks, Etc Etc.
Cooling
Summer
Drinks
produce a breezy freshness when made
of Pure ingredients. To smile wfc-n the
mercury sizzles, one Las only to be for
tified with healthful beverages pr -pared
from the fine whiskies, brandies gins,
Jamaica and Santa Cruz rum clarets,
sherries, etc. No doubt ever attehes to
the quality and value of anvthinxr nr
chased here. Our name stands r Al.
. vuaeeu nere. our name stands or A
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43 South Main Sheet.
Telephone 72.
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a in uiuci iu ciuc uul dn summer riece Lxoods in our
laiiunni; icudi uiiciii we ner 1 -
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LOST $100 REWARD.
Between Chestnut street andi water
works, paper box containing watch and
rirgs, etc. H. W. HOWE, 138 Chest
nut street. .
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Ladiesr', Misses and Children's Sum
mer Shoes at cost. G. A. Mears.
Want advertisements in the Gazette'
bring 6ure returns.
$25.00 Suits for $20.00 X
27.50 '" 22.50
30.00 ; 25.00
32 50 27.50
35.00 " 3000
40 00 " 35.00
we guaranree a perrect tit ana tne Dest ot workman
Z ship.
itlock Clothing I
No. 41 Patton Ayenne.
! The Wh
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Gazette Want Ads9 1 cent a Word,
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alAL SALE.
, MEN'S DAPARTMENT.
AH Straw Hats
at One-Half
Former Price.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
All Washable Waista Reduced from I
J51.25 Waists 98c g2.50 Waists $1.75 1
$1.50 " $1.15 $3.00 44 $2.00 S
$1.75 " $1.25 $3.50 ." $2,50 S
$2.00 $1.50 $5.00 " $3.50
Phojie 78.
11 PattonAve. I
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LET ME DYE
FOR YOU!
an be arefui who clanS your
clatnes. iiare it done only Dy a prac.
tical dyer and cleaner, who has leaned
his trade aajd Twho has had thirty
years' experience.
Carl Schultz,
PRACTICAI DYER ' ANI - CHEMI
CAIj eXiffiANEST. ,
55 South Mala, sttect,
'Phone 206? '
Tts cnlj finMan place la town!
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JAJI P. BAWTJEtt, TrmtiAn.
J. B. RANKN, CxahlAr.
BATTERY PARK BANK
CAPITAL STOCK $100 000.
superior TAcnjTr-a tor do: a 6rNJatAt amwa
BtJsnnsga.
OOERESPONDBNOE SOLICITED.
apb Dsposn Boxm for kbnt.
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The Finest Line of French
Berkeley
Briar and Meerschaum Pin Ao
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South of New York at th UgaF Stftlld;
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Clearing Out
Bargains
And lots of them, the season
beingr late arid autumn eoods
beginning to arrive
H. Redwood & Co.
iV.. Goods. Clothing, Shoes! -
'!):mir.xii:u-. !4ii's Hats, and-Butterick: Patterns!' '
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