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A Fine Offering ol
sea poops.
FRESH 'WATER FISH,
STRIPED BASS,
BLACK OBAJSS,
PEEiCH, and .
MOUNTAIN OTROUT,
ORABMIEJAT, for Deviled
Crabs, Salads, etc.
BLUKFISH, :
FLOUNIK5lS,
TROUT,
HAIilBUT,
LOBSTERS,
CLAMS, E7TC, ETC.
Young's Fish Market,
In the corner,
Central Market.
Telephone 23
Tfce Parag-oppoeite postoiBce.
The best
5c GIGA
The AshevilIT Hardware Company.
Assistant District Attorney OB. Spen
cer Black1urn, of (Winston is in the
city.
There will he a daoce at the Manr
tfhia eveninff. A car willTun arter, tne
dance. . ,
CxA. F. ,A. Lincoln, was to the- city
yesterday2 He reports that the White
! Sulphur Springs hotel Obtaa 265 guests
cow. . , - ' ,
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.T. n.r Miirnhv has declined the chair-
' mansMp of the democratic congression
al convention om account of busimess
interests and h!s health.
Thomas McGuire, the s-teward f the
Mountain iRetreat association, was m
the city yesiterday, and reports a i-arge
number of visitors there.
Ad excursion arrived from Union,
S. C yesterday at msoon, ana will re
turn .this afternoon at 5:45. Abouit 400
people, mostly colored, came on it.
The directors of the Good Road as
sociation met yesterday aifternooin'. Dis
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"The SIga ofthe Book.
Have yoa seen thttn? Those DLA CK FRAMES
In order, ttb dose out a- few patterns trf mouldtog' we have
- . made them into stock Frames. 8x10 filze 35c. 10x12 ie
eOCi.t Whlle they last only.. Other styles and eizee made to
20f SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Pfcome 254. ;
E06ER8' BOOK STORE
Don
Monkey
With Your Bicycle
r ii 1 missin of t.he work" of the Biltmore
Vrf'" Cdrill. rviiriicf?, mrwat: oif ifhir attention
SMOKE
BLOMBERG'S
SELECTOS
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BLOMBERG
...THE LiEADINQ CIGAR STORE.
17 Patton Avenue.
Established 1887.
Quick and polite attention to all.
The Flower missioim will run an ex
cursion to Brevard next Tuesday, leav
ins Ashevdlle at 8:30 p. m., city time.
Thft fare for the iround trip will oe
$1.00.
The will of Nancy Hunter, deceased,
ha been, filed; in. the office of the clerk
rf the Surjerior court. disDOSime- of
about $900 worth of real estate and other
property.
Att the drill last night the Blue Ridge
Rifles decided! not to go to Raleigh to
attend the unveiling of the Vance mon
urnent on account of ithe ivery short
time allowed in Raleigh and the ap
proaching in&pection.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Howatt cele
brated the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage last Saturday. When
Mr. Hdwaitt returned to Ms store rrom
dinner he found an elegant oak roll top
desk substituted for his former desk
greatly to his surprise.
A negro tramp on one of the wrecked
TVO flAQl? onrl WflflYt UTTT T trains near Morgan! ton, was killed and
UL O. U AUJJJ dillll VY UUifll U JjlJ amother tramp on the train had his arm
OSTEOPATHISTSs
There Is 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, nd from all over the
state of Illinois. Gov. John R. Tanner,
of Illinois.
Rooms in Drhumor Bldg.
f hone 683.
broken and was injured in ouaer ways
The night ttrains were delayed consid
erably by 'the wreckage, but by yes
terday aUternoon ail trains were run
ning regularly.
The ladies of the Arden chapter,
Daughters of the Amerieam Revolution,'
have issued invitations for a "Pioneer
Supper," to be cooked over th ex camp
fire, upojii the Lawn of the Arden
house, -Saturday evening, September 1,
from 7 .to 9 o'clock. Supper will be
served1 for the benefit of the chapter
house, and 'there will be dancing on; the
green
A great many magistrates through
out tne county have failed to make re
turns oa warranit in their courts. This
is a criminal offense, as the law re
quires that they make returns on all
warrants on which they have acted
on the firstt day of the term. The so
licitor contemplates making out in
dictments against' them for failure to
perform rtheir duty.
Three, excursion will be run (to Ashe-
ville today, the first one arriving here
from Marion about 2 o'clock, city time,
the next from Gastonia a Litrtie later and
one from Burlingtoni before 4 o'clock.
The first return at 7 p. an., city time,
(tomorrow, 'the second at 8:30 and the
third at 11 p. m., all tomorrow. This
information is as accurate as the of
ficials of the Southern can give
About 500 people saw Muller &
Pooles vaudeville performance at Look
out park last night. With baton
twirling, acrobatic work, song, comical
sketches, trick bicycle riding and slack
wire walking the program, is varied-and
amusing. Vance Guest made a splen
did clown, in the trick bicycle riding
and C. Muller and Frank Kennedy
clown in the acrobatic
work. Am other performance will be
given tonigtht and a matinee tomorrow
. Ill fl ri l 1 r oo imsi netf-.AVhln . 1 1 j I '
. icawuau.c un ii extra announced last me?it.
worK. btraw hat3 cleaned as good as
Hew for 25c. Phone 389.
J, C. WIliBAR, Prop.
4 N. Court Square over Gazette office.
Milk and Separated Cream
Pure milk at 5 cents a quat; sepa-
wted cream at $1.00 per gallon. Deliv
ered morning and evening; Telephone
r sepd postal to
HILLSIDE, DAIRY,
EMMA N C.
Special for Visitors
and Public.
Join the Asheville Pressing
Club.
When anything is wronig with it, bring'
it to us anid in the end you will find 3
far' better and cheaper tna If you had'
done rtlhe work yourself, for in attempt
ing to remedy a small -trouble yoa are
likely to make a big trouble. We are
not only well equipped to do ithe .work,
but know ithe business. And this
knowledge makes us capable of doing
Whait is necessary in the best and
quickest manner, vat the smallest cost.
Try us.
Asheville Cycle Company,
Phone 228. 18 and 20 Church 8t.
A Chance to Make Money.. .
What the
People Want
Is fresh fiB. We have perfected . ar
rangemeats by which, we are getting
aauy smpments of the finest spotted
trout, Spanish mackerel, ,etrpedi and
black bass,; flounders, and many other
kinds of fine fish; also chicken. halibut;
the fklest of all halibut at the
Asheville, Fish Co.
Center of Market, Phone 28f.
: Hot Fish Balls!
No odor, no bones, no I
J . trouble One package J
will make ten bklls, by
simjply mixing with cold
ed
potatoes. Heat J
I them, then eat them, j
H C. Johnson, f
39 PATTON AVENUE. I
ASHEVILLE
Ice Coal Co.
J887 beixiblb.1900
BEST QUALITY HARD AND
SOFT GOAL AIID WOOD
0000
A PURE ICE OF CRYSTAL
CLEARNESS
14x14 THICK KEEPS LONGER
PHONB 40.
34 PATTON AVE.
ASHEVILLE
Ice Coal Co.
H. T. COIiLINi, Pre
THE GREAT REMEDY of t,Q .
unquest onably Pain -Killer, for the in
stant relief of all burns, scalds, bruise
etc., and for pains in the stc - h and
bowels as well as in mrM,
cholera morbus. No family Bhm,i
tend to keep hou
by them. Avoid substitutes; there
but one Pain-Killer, Perry Das'.
Price, 25c. and B0n. v .
yVe are offering liberal dis
counts in every department
and by buying from us you
V x save money. Money saved
f90 is money made. Men and
Boys Suits at cost. Straw
Hats at half price. Han
atfs $5.00 Tan Shoes $4.00,
18 Patton Avenue,
Phone 261.
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GOOD HOSE.
That's the kind we sell at 8 and 9c per
foot. It's worth 10 and 12c, but we
bought it low and you get the benefit,
Lawn Mowers $3.50 and up.
Brown, North up dc Co..
33 Patton Ave. 'Phone 142.
I RECEIVE DAILY
Bananas and
Delaware Grapes.
Charles U. Monday
CENTRAjLi MARKET.
S talls 9 and-10
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1 SEASON GOODS... I
Refrigerators and Chests,
China and Japan Mattings,
Lawn and Porch Goods,
Hammocks, Etc., Etc. ' 1
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Your clothes will be cleaned and
pressed only $1. per month to regular
members. Cleaning preparations are played the
the best and workmen experienced.
Ladies' work will receive special atten-
9MOKE TRAYLOR'S
AGISTS AT
6 -CENT CIGAR.
In Superior court yesterday Lum Jen
kins was acquitted of ithe charge of in
jury ito property. A restraining order
was glvetn against the sale of the prop
erty of A. T. Cooper under execution
which was to have been held today.
Mr. Cooper had confessed judgment to
$8,000 worth of property to hie brother,
and it was td have been under this.
which Mrs. Cooper alleges is a fraud
ulent scheme to defraud her of alimony'
as she mow has a suit pending for all- f
mony. The cases against W. W. Long
and Katie King were taken up and the
evidence all submitted.
(&iami& Med action. I
In order to close out all Summer Piece Goods in our i
Tailoring Department we offer all
$25.00 Suits for $20.00
27.50 " 22.50
30.00 ; 25.00
32.50 27.50
35.00 30 00 t
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We guarantee a perfect fit and the best of workman- i
t ship. X
I The Whitlock Clothing House, !
j No. 41 Patton Avenue.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were
issued by the register of deeds yester
day: fW. M. '-Elliott to Charlotte G. Crump.
. Thomas F. Reynolds to Gussie Plum
- an one .
Ed. H. Taylor to Elsie Roberts.
. Blue Ribbon Lemon and
the natural fruit flavors.
Vanilla
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
Mrs. M. W. Williamson, will reopen
her private ecnool at No 94 Woouifin
on Monday September 3rd. Tour
patronage is solicited. For reference
any one interested may consult her pa
trons: Messrs. W. A. Blair. J.,. H".
Tucker, W. T. Mason, F. F. Bain,bridge,
H. S, Walton and Dr. G. W. Purefoy.
Try ice cream flavored with Riue
Ribbon Lemon a;nid Vanilla. You will
appreciate thesuggestion.
Lookout for Your Tires.
This hot,, dry spell is hard on. carriage wheels. It expands
the tires and contracts the, spokes. Your wheel .will be ruined if
the tire is not tightened. We tighten a set of tires' in half an
hour and charge only 50 cents a. tire.
BURNETTE & LAMBERT,
I 85, 87 and 89 South Main Street.
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO., I
FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC.
16 PATTON, AVENUE. . , . S
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Cooling
Summer
Drinks
produce a breezy frehne whea nu.d
of pure ingTedieiit. To smile wiatit
mercury sizzles, one Las only to be for
tified with healthful beverages prepared
from the fine whiskies, brandie ghm,
Jamaica and Santa Cruz rum clareta,
sherries, etc. No doubt ever attefcea to
the quality and value of anything par
chased here. Our same stands at ai
THE "BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR GO.
43 South Main Stieet.
Telephone 72,
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J. B. StANSIK, CBBilck
BflTTBRY PARK BANK
CAPITAL STOCK $100 000.
BUSDfESS.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
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I AUGUST REDUCfldNS. I
MEH'S DEPAETMENT.
Men's Shoes.
will
'Beginmlrog' Monday morning we
close our line or OXFORD TIES:
, All TurneT'a $5.00 for $3.75. , ' All
Crossett'e $3.50 for $2,75. '
Fall , line "Turner's" Patent "Leather.'
shoes Ju&t received. Price $5.00. ,
WOMEIT S DEPARTMENT1
Summer Wear lor Women.
Everythtog in sninmer ready-to-wear
fabrics for women will be sold at AB
. . SOLUTE COST for. the next teat days:
Wash Waists, Silk. Waists, Under
- wear, iParasols, Hats; Skirts, Suits
i: The Outfitter"
ASHEVILLE. N.C.
11 Patton Aveii
Phon6 i78;;
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'Phone 206. ..
I aye to live
And live to dye,
The more I dye
Tne tetter I live.
And clean all ladles' and gents' clothes,
laces, hall curtains, blankets, cheiille
curtains, etc., ; by chemical process,
which not only cleans the most delicate
Calorics, but disinfects taem .the same
time. Fine organdie dresses and flannel
suits a specialty, ; ? "
Carl Schultz,
PRACT37AL XYER AND CLEANER.
:i:v55; Sotttfrkaiii ':siicci7VS
. ; 1 phone 26; : h
Clia!aitOiDIIQIiaDQaiODlIOilSliBi(OIQiO0
The Finest Line of French
Briar and Meerschaum Pipes
Berkeley
South of New York at the
Cigar Stand.
trustworthy
Merchandise.
H. Redwood & Co.
.... V. .... y f ;
7 & 9 Patton Avenue.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and
r Hats, fintterick Patterns.-