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i9 i Vi3 ' , ., . ' ; --.. ' . .-'sis - te ' . . . ... . " -o, THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE, OCTOBER 13 1900. f 1 9- i Yi i- f - 1 V S i srByC-iw manh I f ill . A SLICK BIT OP WORK THE SHARP TRICK THAT 'WAS PULLED OFF BY A REPORTER. T-TT : ' . l rr "Strong and hearty boy. Is it, The joy of a new arrival in the family is usu ally overcast by the shadow of the pain and dis comfort the expectant mother must bear. If she knew of and used "MOTHER'S FRIEND," this would be all dispelled. Tell your friends about it, as being a simple liniment, exclusively for external use, that relaxes the muscles so that pain and suffering are unknown. JnrJ It will be sent by express paid on receipt of price, 10 pez bottle, orcan be bought at all responsible Druggists. Book," Motner-' hood," mailed free, containing sensible advice to expectant Blotters. .- . THK BRADFIBXD BKGULATOU CO., Atlant, Cis. m tfloi told her tf DATES FOR BOONE AND CAMPBELL Campaign to Begin October 1st at ' Rntherfordton. - Ham . J. M, CaumpbeM, BenDocnatlc eleotor, and Hon. Cba. C. Boone, re publican eelctor, will axldxeee Che peo ple ot the ninth congressional district upon the Issues of the canupaigni. mt ttHe following1 tihnes and places: Brevard, Wedinesdaty, Oct. 10. Asheville, Friday, Oct. 12. Wayaeevllle, Monday, Oct. 16. Webster, Tuesday, Oct. 16. i Bryon City, Wednesday, Oct. 17. Murphy, Thursday, Oot. 18. Hayesville, Saturday, Odt. 20. (Robblinsvllle, Monday, Oct 22. Franklin, Wednesday, Oct. 24. Clyde, Friday, :Oeti 2. Spring Creek, Saturday, Oct. 27. Hot Springs, Monday; . Oct.: 23. i Mars HiH, Thursday, Nov. I. -Oane River, Friday, Nov. Bunwrville, Saturday, Nor 8. . Tttue sipeaking wild begin t X o'clock p. m. All the pc .-Je are cordially in- THOS. B. ROLLINS, - Chairman- Rep. fix. Card. J. I. MURPHY, Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. HON. SPENCEREBLACKBURN. EA'"S AND DISEASE. A Short Lesson on the- Meaniog of a Tam1H1ar Word. IMaease ha the 04 posite t ease Web ffter defines disease as "lack of eaae, uneainesa, tremble, vexatSon, disquiet." It is a condition due to some derate iment of the phyaical organismiv A. vast majority of the "dis-ease ' trvm fwtloh people suffer is due to Impure bdsod. Diaease of this kind is cured by Hood's Sarsapartlla, -wfeicfa purifies, ebricSusa and -italizes the blood. Hood's Sana-. parilla cures ecrofuJa, salt rheum. oinii-! via ana an eruptions. It tones the stoirach and creates - m good appetite. v iiw cuiw TiowiTy to us wihole body. It reverses tbe coadltioa 01 things, giving health, comfort and "ease' in place of "disease." Appointments for Campaign in the Eighth District. Hon. Spencer Blackburn, republican candidate for congress in the Eighth congressional district, will address the people upon the Issues of the day at the following times and places: Zionville, Watauga county, Wednes day, October 10. . FoBcoe, Watauga county, Thursday, October 11. Plum Tree, Mitchell county Friday, October It. Bakersville, Mitcbell county, Satur day, October II. Ladies cordially invited. Speaking begins promptly at 1 'clock. SAMUEL F. VANCE, , Chairman Republican Congressional Cdnimlttee B. G. BRIM. Secretary. MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR. Regulates the LivevStomach, Bowels and Kidneys constipation and sick and nervous herrouswess and Gazette "Want" ads. beet results. DOES IT PAT TO BUT CHEAP? A cheap remedy for coughs nd colds is all right but you want ootnechlng Willi 4.. a a wu.ii cure me more severe wmecivuB reauiis 01 tnroat and lung troubles. What shall oa do? Go to U vrwruiex' ana more regular cUxaate? T b poanoiei u not possible for you. w euaer case take thr owt.y T-.-k k that has been, introduced lh "ail civiled wimines win success l Meters throat and lung troubles, Laaehee's ' German weoxies xo aestroy germ aisease,, but -allays tofiammation, caust r?, wpccurouTO, gives a good night's rest, and cures tae paUeot. Try ONE wwe. necoansaenaea many wu uruggists in the world. W. C. JrmIssaS. yea by For Ml by Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. Rotary Motioaaod V7 . .CWjWli,!' ' w U: 1 c -5 tory. Oeca far cSnesfiu terrt- Whseler sV FVr billiou&iiess, malaria. . For, indigestion, b.adaehe. For. - sleep! esness, heart falrare. Pot fever, chlMs. 3ebiUtTJad Mner diseases take. Lemon Elixir. 4-adiea, rfor natural and thorough or ganic regulation, take Lemon EJllxir. 50c. and $1 bottles at druggists. Prepared only fcy Dr;,W.'''M!!w. At- lanjta. Ga. A Prominent Minister Write. After ten years of ereaJt eufTftrime from Indigestion, (with erreat nervous prositration bilMousness, disordered kid neys and constipation, I have been cur ed by Dr. Mozley's Lemon 'Elixir, and am now a well man. REV. C. C. DAVIS, Eld. M. E. Church, South. No. 28 Tatnall street, Atlanta, Ga. A Prominent Memphian Writes. Dr. H. Mozley, Atlanta: Having been a great sufferer for itttrree years fiom indigestion, and been treated by many physicians, -wiho failed to give me amy relief. Continuing to grow worse, my brother advised me to try Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir, which rem edy he had used, for several years. I commenced its use and must say Ithat your Lemon EJixir is the greatest med icine on earth. I have never suffered a day since I cormnencen ueing Lemon E1iSrr , ROOCO. 30 Hernando, St., Memphis. Team. A Card. This 4s to certify that. I used Dr. MosJey's Lemon. Elixir for neuralgia of the head and eyes wiJth the most mark ed (benefit to my general (health. I would gladly have paid $500 for the re lief it has given me at a cost of two or three dollars. II. a. BttALL, Cflerk Superior Court, Randolph Co., $335 REWARD. For Arrest and Conviction of Canton ' PostoflUe Burglars. To whom It may concern: This Is to certify that the following citizen of Canton, N. C, will pay the following amounts for the arrest and conviction of the thief or thieves that broke Into thl Canton postoffice on Wednesday night. August 29, 1900, and broke open the safe and tok therefrom $50. 68 post office money order funds, $133. 99 pot- JIS?11?8' 49'73 0(3(1 Fellow -noney. ? -1 Can,tori Cornejt land funds, 100.00 ,UUJV1U money of postmaster, one open face gold v.atch of yt. J.' h 1St'vfllle $25'00' RTld one open faca f.Jf fiUed watch of C. D. 6mather, 18 size, 3-4 plate, value $8.". . . 1 mathers, postmasrer Dr jr. H. Mease, M. D.... v. Hampton, merchant.. R. Wdnrfield, merchant .... M -M- -7 ercnant i0.0 M. M. WeUs, merchant r 00 W. F. Oook, clerk i'O ?'J'aip' merchant io.oo 'wwii, aruggist ; 5 M. Johnstion, farmer ..!!!!!. tl" uinmingB ... W. H. Johnson ..... Jou-ai W. Scott, merchant C. B. Bumgardner W. J . Hamrjton J N. Meaw P O. Departmei-t J. S. Patton.. W. p. Pord.. ' ' $ 86. Ot 5.00 10.00 5.00 00 50 0 00 50 00 to.w 5.00 $20.00 A Case In Which an Alert and Re sourceful Newspaper Man IlanagpJ to Cut wit a Gathering of Shrewd Politicians. "One of the sharpest bits of newspaper work in my recollection," said one of the rsew lork correspondents when the sub ject of getting newis under difficulties came up, "was pulled off by a New York political reporter during the snap con vention excitement in New York in 1892. You'll remember that the Hill people announced their intention of pulling off a delegate choosing convention in New York state while the cold weather was still on. and the Cleveland people set up a howl that could be heard all over the country. The Clevejand folks soon be came known as antisnappers, and they united in denouncing the snap winter convention of the Hill. people. "One d.-'.y in 'January the political ro poitoie rttachorl to the New York news papers jrot the tip by the un(cnrrounl method that William Whit;;, y ' a l called a meeting of the antisnapp-'r; fr- ; nil over the state, to be held in one of ih main parlors of the Murray" Hill 'hotel that night. The political reporters lu-.s tied around to get preliminary details a to the purposes of the miWing, but th-.-y were turned down everywhere by ;;l hands .connected with the antinn ,-:ppei moverpent. Not a word could they gei about what was going to be done. More oyer,,they were told that nary a newspa per man was to be admitted to the meet ing or be told anything about what had occurred after, it was oyer- It was an im portant bt of i news, . and , the men who 'covered' politicals were in a quandary. They, held a meeting to consider the situ ation at the Fifth Avenue hotel. As they were talking! with their heads together, an up state Democratic politician, one of the antisnappers, passed through the ro tunda of the hotel! He happened to be the living image of one 'of the newspaper men. The newspaper men gazed after the receding figure of the politician and commented on the resemblance. The man who looked like the polititian spoke up. " 'He's down here to attend that Mur ray Hill meeting tonight.' said he thought fully. 'If we could on,Iy. sandbag him or give hjm knockout drops. I could act as his substitute, at the meeting.' "He jthought it out fo awhile and then turned to the crowd confidently. f " 'I've got it. said he. 'I'll attend the meeting in his place. He won't be there. You fellows be on hand after the meet ing, and I'll give you the stuff.' "It was then about 3 o'clock in the aft ernoon. The political reporter, who was a real 'ringer for the up state Democrat ic politician, went after the latter. He knew him. "'By the way,', .said .the newspaper man, there's an old friend of ours up in White Plains taking the gold cure.' and he mentioned the name of a well known Albany man whom they both knew. 'I took him up. there, yesterday and he was in a pretty bad way. He's always spo ken pretty highly of you. I'm going to take a run up to "White Plains, to look him oyer and see, how he's getting on. Come on up with me. Ypu can get back by 6 o'clock.' .. ,' 44 'All rights, paid the : politician, and they got into a hansom and were driven to the Grand Central station. They were so busily engaged in talking that the pol itician didn't notice which gate they went through to take the train. They got aboard the 1 Boston express, which only hesitates a few times on the way to the town of beans, the first stop being made at New Haven. The politician was bliss fully ignorant of -the-destination of the train 'and figured that he was on a local bound for White Plains. When the brakeman sung out A11 aboard!' the po litical reporter said to the politician, 'Ex cuse me a minute; I want to go up for ward to see if there's a boy with the aft ernoon papers on the train.' Just as the train was pulling out he hopped off. Shabby trick? Of course it was, but a political reporter's life is a warfare. 'The Murray Hill meeting was called for 7 o'clock. About 50 of the most prominent Cleveland men in the state and city of New York were on hand, and they were solemnly ushered into the parlor where the meeting took place. They had to pass all kinds of guards and doorkeepers and sergeants-at-arms, but the newspapr man got through them all. His resemblance to the politician he im personated was simply stunning, and he used some bits of make up to increase the resemblance. He took a seat in the rear, and he didn't miss a trick. The whole outfit pledged not to give n single detail of the meeting to the newspaper men first of all, and then the business went forward. Just when the meeting was about to adj ourn the sergeant-at-arms handed a telegram to Mr. Whitney, the chairman. "The newspaper man correctly figured that it was from the politician who had been sent speeding on his way to Bos ton. He quietly rose, picked up his hat and walked out by the rear door, nobody suspecting anything. We had no means of ascertaining what a bombshell the missing politician's telegram threw into the crowd, but we did learn later that it was from him and that he told in it of the job that had been put up on him. "We adjourned in cabs to another ho tel, and there the political reporter who had sat throughout the antisnappers meeting gave us all of the details. He had a remarkable memory, and he had the whole thing down pat in addition to a manifold copy of the resolutions which had been passed, with which each man at the meeting had been furnished. He could have written the thing up him self and scored a qlean scoop on the town, but he passed his pickings over to all of us, which was a pretty generous thing in itself, for we'd all .have been in trouble with our papers had we been beaten on the thing. Every morning pa per in New York had four columns on the first page the next morning about the antisnappers' meeting, resolutions and all. I saw Mr. Whitney a few days later, and I couldn't refrain from grin ning a bit. " 'I believe you gentlemen could pene trate a vacuum without admitting the air along with you,' he said." Washington Star. NATIONAL " CAMPAIGN Appoint iiit nty of Prominent Speakers. Where Republican Speakers Will Ad dress the People of the Ninth Congressional District Hon.. H. A. Oudger and' Maj. 'W. W. Rollins. TvtTl address the people upoas fthe Issues of the campaign) at the following times and places: Murphy, Tuesday, October 23. HayesvMe, Wednesday, October 24. RobbinSvllle, Thursday, October 25. Bryaoni City, JViday, October 26. . pillsboro, Saturday,;; October 27. " Fruiitland, Tuesday, October 30. Blue Ridge, Tuesday, October 30. Bowman' Bluff Wednesday, Oct. 81. Little Pine, Thursday, November 1. Jld Bull Creek churcih, Friday, No vember 2. Marshall, Saturday, November 3. Hon. J. G. Grant and Hon R. B. Robert will address the people on the issues of the day as follows: Bryson, City, Wednesday, Oct. 10. Stecoahi, Thurday, Oct. 11. iRobbinsvillle, Friday, Oct. 12. Andrews', 'Saturday, Oct. 13. Hon Jonathan William's and1 Hon. J. B. Freeman wiJl speak as follows: Broad River McDowell county, Mon day, Oct. 15. ; .iCnlmney Rock, Rutherford county, m , j-iueeiaay, ajcx. ix. Green Hiia, Rutherford1 county, Wed tnesday, Oct. 17. Cooper's Gap, Polk county, Thursday, Oct. 18. r Columbus, Polkcounty, Friday. "Oct 19. Saluda, Polk county, Saturday, Oct. 20. .Hon. j. A. Buchanan and Hon. J. A. jf Tanks iwil'l address the people of day counity upon 'the issue of tlh cam ipaign at the following time and places to -wit: 'ShootiiDg Creek, Friday, Oct 19. iHayesvllle, Saturday Oct. 2m. Hon. H. S. Anderson. Hon. O. V. h. -JAiyt-he and Hon- J. Williams will address the people as follows , Bowman' Bluff, Wedneday night. uoc. IV. Blue Ridge, Friday night, Oct 12. - Green River. Saturday, Oct. 13. Hoi I. N. Ebbs and Hon. C. B Ma&hlburai will address the people upon the lsues of the campaign at the ollow- lng time and places: Meadow Fork, Tuesday, Oct. 16. Spring Creek, Wednesday, Oct. 17. Big Pine, Thursday, Oat. ,18. Little Pine, Friday, Oct. 19. Grapevine, Monday, October '22. - Foster's Creek (at night), Monday, October 22. Upper Laurel, Tuesday, Oct. 23. 'Frog Level, Wednesday, Oct. 24. GrantvlMe, Thursday, October 254 Red! HIH, Friday, Odt. 26. Laurel Fork, Friday, (night), Oct. 2. Hon'. J. A. Franks and Hon. F. P. Axley will address the people of Cher okee county as follows: Manble, Monday, Oct. 15. Marble, Monday, Oct. 15tlh. Hanging Dog, Tuesday, Oct 16. . Notley, Wednesday, Oct. 17. Brassstown, Thursday, Oct. 18. Hon W. H. Clarke and Hoj. Elbert Welch will addTess the people of Swain county at the ttolilowinfc times and places : Hazel Creek, Saturday, Oct. 13. Buehtell, Saturday, Oct. 20. Forneys Creek, Baptist church; Sat- Alaska, 9. Round Hill, dhurch, Tuesday, Oct 30. Almond, Wednesday, Oct. 31. Hon. Jeff May, Hon. H. H. Jarrett and Hon. J. A. Franks will address the ixsople of Macon county upon the issues of ithe campaign at the following times and places: MillShoal, Monday, Oct. 22. Burmingtown, Tuesday, Oct. 23. Hon. O. P. Williams, Hon. J. L. Criep and Hon. J. A. Franks will address ifche people of Graham county Yellow Creek, Saturday, Oct. 13. ooraa jBurnett and Hon4 J Franks will address the peopk Swain county as follows: Bush Creek, Thursday, Oct 25. ' Alaska, Friday, Oct. 26. Bryson City, Saturday, Oct. 27 Speaking will begin promptly at one o clock, except as above stated. THOMAS S. ROLL1 IS, ,r Ohmn. Cong. Ex. Com. C. B. Moore, Secretary. MOODY AND CRAWFORD'S NEW APPOINTMENTS Hon. James M. Moody, republican candidate for congress; and Hon. W. T. Crawford, democratic candidate for congress, will address the people upon the issues of the campaign at the fol lowing times and places, to wit: Canton, Haywood county, Thursday October 11. Waynesville, Friday, October 12. ines Creek, Haywood county, Sat urday, October 15. Spring Creek, Madison county, Mon day, October IS. Hot Springs, Tuesday, October 16. Marshall, Wednesday, October 17. Mars Hill, Thursday, October 18. Columbus, Monday, Oct. 22. Ruitherfordton, Tuesday, Oct. 23. Carolen Wednesday might. Oct. 24. Sunshine, Thursday, Oct. 25. Iysaa1tisv441e 'Friday, Odt. 26. Marion, Saturday, Oct. 27. Everybody Invited to attend the dis cussion and especially' the" ladies. Speaking begins at'i d'clock'p.' nx: THOS. 8. ROLLINS. , Chr. Rep. Cone.. Ootnu f . D. IfURPHX Ctir. Dem. Cong. Don. X mmmnimm rmrnntnmmmmmnrx I Bargains f o r Thursday, Friday B and Saturday 3 AT THE school house, Monday Oct. A. of 5.00 S.0 Boarding (houwpn ,'neaa m the Cotumii. Boardlna- Tfrvn pleV.CoJumn. BISMARCK'S IRON NERVE Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found "where Stomach, LiverJ Kldnevs and Bowels ftjre rvf twder. Gazette Pnople'sJ If you rwanlt these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills, raly 16 cents at all page -Fw- On September 5, the date of the last call, the national banks of North Car olina held an average of 21. $7 per cent, as Is shown by abstract of their con dition completed at the treasury. Loans and discount on the same date footed, r, J5.27J.336; lawful money re eerve (802,292: urplutf fund $906,351; tpi divlde profits fSI7,864. UnA ladlvldual OeiMtt f7.47T,tfT. For "Want dvertliements see page 6 Ojutttita "Wat" result. WAD 17 South Main Street. i Barker Mills Bleaching, 36 in. wide 8c Fruit of the Loom Bleaching, 36 in. wide ,8c Outings Fleece lined Dornet goods, in Polka Dots, Fan cies and Stripes .... qc Dress Goods Bargains. SPrP-7iIAL 25c 3 PI!??' 40 lTCheS !n a11 wl8t and leading nov- SPECIAL sale days 49c 3 15 pieces of 54 inch Suitings iu gray, brown, navy, and black-just the thing for tailor made suits worth ?&c-on Sale j-ays ior One dress limited to each customer. 49c 3 54 inch Broadcloths and Venetian Cloth In all the most popular "" "vjr, tawior, Drowns, grays pretty shades $1.50 yard s' of red worth $1.25 and On Sale Day SPECIAL. 98c 3 25 Ladles' Tailor-Made Suits, worth TMday aznd Saturday $10. Th ursday $6.98 1 Ladies' Ready iWade Skirts. 1 word about this department. You will find oiir fn with some of the nobbies things in ready made Skirts. Think of $2.98 it, all our $5 Ladies' Rain v rnv RiHrto black, brown and gray on sale day fori . . LADIES' KID GLOVE BARGAIN SALE. brown, tans, whites and black, on rr 3C Tie $1.25 Ftorster, Sale Days 9 ft 4 25 pieces plain French Flannels in all the leading shades, worth 65c Sale price, 47. School .Umbrellas for. Children, worth 6&cSale price 9c xZ5c kind jfor 48c, : . . The 3 J! PALAIS ROYAL CO. I 17 South Man Street. H i ! HI! feri 41 1 ?i bfw Ha ma km e i bt?i k j The disease is the national corse of Japan , and China. A remedy wag Imperative and the medical profession there accepted this as the only permanent, painless, private, quick cure .known to science. A weeks' treatment FREE OF CHARflt!. Ph. disease cured by TACK-A-PQll-SHA cTX.611 y mail. 346942 cases in 17 vears Hi " m v m -tmm a Opium, etc. if. The Kind You Hve Always Bought, and which has been in use for over SO years, has borne tti 8imahii.a e " r va. -j jm. m and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. 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 CASTORIA Castona is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, 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 CCILTeUeVeS TeetnmS Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the omach aod Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA Bears, the Signature of ALWAYS The Kind You Have Always Bought in use For over 30 Years. t. tt omnimi. new von wtt I haa TfKtone sure aire for TD0 Wdnofejiver and Blood PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Clenwt ad bewtifie the bale. Promote! tnntriuit rrowul. Never Tail to Eeetore ffTl Hah- to 1M ToutlLfui Color. Cures tnalp diieui9 Jt bair ialUsS. T Vv 'i;..t!.'' h t 4. V
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