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si v great values will ; crowd 00 ls tt4iiJ
Thursday,
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Saturday
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100 Yards Fine Bleach- One Case Extra Heavy
ed Cambric, Bed Spreads
Yard wide, soft finish; good quality, Pearl trimmed, beautiful patterns
worth ioc with raised effects, ready for use
Thursday, Friday and 57p Sx 50, quality
Saturday 08U Thursday, Friday and
renyarft0CBSroiner. Saturday only
25 tlfwSS1161" 1000 Yds. Extra Heavv
t- ?P?Al IGheviot
Trimmed in braid, lined to the wajst, A1 x - s , mni,,j
perfect fitting and weir made, all JS
desirable patterns, bargains at skirts, great wear resisting cloth,
$i.2S " first quality
Thursday, Triday and f3)u5n Thursday, Friday and (Qn
Saturday (S)S' Saturday 'u
31 dozen genuine TurRisn roweis, large size, witn neavy aouuic auu jpjp
1 More of Our Famously Low Prices in Domestics g
100 pieces apr-on Ginghams,
strictly fast colors one of the
(best mlakes Thursday. Friday
and f-ottjurdiay, 4 3 4c.
4 7-Sc yard Tttiursdiay, Fri lay
tomd Saturd-y for yairdHwiJe un-
(bleaohed Sheeting, full piedes
ani 8o quality mamy goods as
you iwaiut, 4 7-8c.
Two ibalss extra heavy Canton
Flannel, "mill endst regular 10c.
quality Thursday, Friday -and
Saturday, only 7 3-4c.
Kpf ForAie:liker Man is JimeBrit
For"Fact3 "t&Frota Bay Iffes
i Becorded da ,lhe iptuTe&t
To find conclusive evidence that the
deluge waa-univereaUYtojfl
whicn will proye that the waters , co v
etf tfiefaetf31 thl eaHhl lur re-
-ciordd ln3He atpturetr;' 4h&bect
American geologist, me -tev. vreorse
Frederick Wrteht;" Is : makins over ; th
i'df;of4the-Worldttthd!Geiitratiu
Plateau, r&m'--:. '-nl si-v-fl-i
ThA louoiev la full of nerll and hard
ship, but Dr: Wright; who has faced; the
daneera of Arctic exploration ana Tvna
has led hazardons expedittonBr over ; thi
I claclpre of Alaska, is no stranger to
such things. Though sixty-rour years-
old fie is strong and vigorous. On;the
nresfSfitextJedltlohT hels accoinpsthied
hy f.his ? spn,r Frederidte . rWpight, re
cently jgraduatedlfrQm .xaie jqouege
Both father and son were prisoners
to the British legation during th siege
of Peking. After the rescue of the le
gationers they went to . Viad)yostock
and thence over the Trans-Siberian
road to -Lake Baikal, in the grejit i Si
berian plateau.. - Y -7 I
The Ararat range in Southwestern
Asia, where Biblical story , says the
Arc of Noah found a resting place, v-U
:"be explored by Dri .Wright. In thest
highlands, which are covered witn
loess." or unstratWed djiuyian. ,mua
left by receding water, Dr. Wright
hopes to find remains of men ana ani
mals left there before the flood. -
Tf Dr. Wrieht discovers antedilur.a:
remains in Asia, the last link In a rhin
of facts which tend to prove that tne
viriho was at one time flooded will be
supplied. Geologists admit that Am sr-
ica and Europe were once unqer water,
ft has been known for years, that the
greater part of Africa was once cov
ered by the sea, dui ii remains io w.
shown that Asia, top, was once sub
merged.
AN IMPORT A JN T MiaaiujN.
within the last twenty years the
vIpws of scientific men as to' the deluge
have been reversed. Prestwich, the
English geologist, was the first to nna
evidences of a deluge in Europe. Sir
J. William Dawson has supposed ao
universal deluge theory.
In this country Dr. Wright has made
investigations which seem to show that
North America was once under water.
Deposits of marine products and ma
rine fossils nave been found by Dr.
Wright on our highest mountains,
while the thin deposit of "loess," or in
undation mud, that covers the major
portion of the Rocky Mountain plateau
is full of marine fossils, shells, and evi
dences of inundation.
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The Baryaia Centre of Ashevillo
s 10 and 12 Patton Avenue
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Mr. Frederick B.
the explorer.
Wright, son of
Am
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Kature in strengthening and recon
structing tbe exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest dijcovered digest
ant and tom No other preparation
can approacn it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence. Sour Stomach. Nausea
Sick Headache,ra-straIeia.CrBmrj8.and
all other results of imperfect digestion '
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tlw gnmdert and futart ttlHwg book am tmbliahrf.
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OK JLrVTNG TKUTHS FOE HEAR AND HEART.
ConUtning Mr. MOODY'S beat SennoM, with BOO
Thril li tig Stozioa,sIneidenti,Penonal Experiences, etc, u told
Jfy JJ i. Moody
mSS' !th complete history of Mi Hfe by ReV. CH AS. I
ClOSS, fftor of Mr. Moody's Chicago Church for fire years.
1 a Introduction by Rev. liYMAJf ABBOTT. . 1.
Brand new, 60O pp., b auti ft illv illustrated. ttTl.OOO mart
AttKNTB WAXTEH-Men and Womei. frjSalei
ww-i narren tune lor Agent. Send for terms to
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Yttlll!Tif y-itk-;
; ine one sir& cure iors
HI I 1 I out pain CBook of par-
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Atlanta, fia, Ofiee. 104 North Pryort
THE
AILY GAZETTE
Is on sale at the follow
ing places in the state
HBVI1JLB:
H. Taylor Rogers.
C. P. Ray.
P. F. Balnbridge.
Asheville Printing Co
I. Blo-mberg.
Battery Park Hotel News Boom.
Berkeley Hotel New Boom.
Swa.TiTia.noA Hotel News Room. .
Souitfienr Railroad Depot.
ON AUD TRAINS of the Southern
Railroad entering ana leaving
AsLeville.
HENDEREONVILLE: '
A. F. P mng.
WATNBSVII-IS:
Waynesvllle PSbArmacy-i ;
HyEYARD:
Xeonel Young & Fisher..
HOT SPRINGS:
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Y ;. Buford Hotel New Room.
GREENSBORO:
WINSTON-S .SLiEJM: . : ' Y tf
. p Efaoenix Hotel News . Room X' "
" THAT r THRIOBBING HEADACHB
Y 'Wouia quickly Jeave you ix you se
TJ'i ' ianig's New" IMe' I 11'.: ' TIlioMaiida
off ttiffeireiR ve'rprweirl
aiesa imerl't yoasack iunH3iNepy';5iIIE"'
cu$hB. Tbey miak) pure (blood ajnd SptiUd
upt your health. Sold iby aal druseat.
Hore failures re due to lack of .will
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BCZEMA. ITCHING HUMORS PIM-
PLES CUBJBfU BY B. B. B.
Bottle Free to Suffer ml
tresfiing Erupr.iona oi tn Skim no you
feel ashamed to be aeon tn nnmmnv .
Do Scabs and Scales form on the Skin,
Hair or Scalp? Have you Eczema?
Skin Sore and Clicked? Rash form on
the 3kiD'? Prlckllne Pain in, the Slcln?
BoIIb? Pimples? Bone Pains? Swol
len JolntB? Fallling Hair? All Run
Down? Skin Pale? Old Sores? Eating
Sores? Ulcers? All these are eymp
toms of Eczema and Impuxiti and
Poieonis in the blood. To stay cured
take B. B. B. (Botamlo Blood Balm)
which makes the blood pure and rich.
B. B. B. will cause tLe sores to heal,
ltchiner xf eczema tn atnrv fnrai- i
kin to become clear and the breath
sweet. B. B. B. is just the remedy you
have been looking for. Thoroughly teet-
ea 1 or uuny years, our readers are
advised to trv R. "R -r
au oruggiste at 51 per larg bottle; six
iarge ooxues uuii treatment) J5. Com
plete directions with each bottle. Sa
sufferers may test it, a trial bottle given
away. Write for it. Address BLOOD
BALM CO.. AtlftTltA Cta TLaani4hA Tdllr
trouble and free personal medical ad
vice given.
A VILIjAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED
HIS IjITTLE SON'S LIFE.
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village bdaicksmitih at Gralhamsville Bui-
:l1vn rvmi.nitnr . "W "V iy.i Iftttlf
.j t . - -, izrcuy & . j uu A
aani, five years io&dV tola always been sub-
jeoi, 10 iouip, ana so naid hiave tne ai
tackls been hajt we have feared many
timea thiut he wtooxld die. "Wo havte toad
the' dodtor amid used many imedicdnes,
t x. tn n 1 1 . n
A'orw our sole reiMance. It selerms to ais
solve !tihe tough tqucos tod by ffivtog
frequent Hjiosesi wttBen the icxoupy pymiB-
dreaded caxrap tex rt: get
etxiea ." 'i'juesre is nk cuunger m eiv
other indoirla odfom'ay v
ult.Fbr oale by-.C A. Rayor. drug
gist. . '''y'-I'- Y; Yf J'"1
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KJhaimberl'aia's v Stiomach and . Liye
Tlaibde'tis coxre . ibilaousness, constrpsUion
and headteuceV .'They are ea7 w. tgf.
ttaxi iplteasanft In effect. For sale oy p.
A Rayisor, dPOSlgistY , c?!? .1
" There's always iroomat the t0!"!
few men care to dwell la n attic.
Dr. "Wright has spent his life in seek
ing to harmonize science and the Bib
lical story of the creation. lie is a
professor in Oberlin Theological Sem
inary and professor of "The Relations
of Religion and Science" at Andover,
For several years he was an assistant
on the United States Geological Survey.
The. present expedition is the greatest
undertaking of his life. All the ex
penses will be borne by Dr. "Wright
himself. "When last heard from, the
Doctor was setting out for Lake Baik
al which is 200 miles from the Siberian
railroad line. The journey to the lake,
5,200 feet above the sea level, will be
made in Mongolian camel carts. Dr.
Wright's only European companion
will be 'his son. They -carry tools to
dig into the deposits of "loess."
Scientists say that an event so stu
pendous as the deluge could not have
happened without leaving permanent
evidences behind. It is believed, how
ever,' that the effects have been mod
ified,' and even obscured, by subsequent
changes. It is not only difficult to dis
cover evidences of the deluge, but dif
ficult to separate records of the deluge
from the records of the earlier periods,
such as the glacial, or later records
left by subsequent inundations
The 'Scripture states that the water
covered "all the high hills," and there
are evidences of this in four continents.
The water is said to have risen 15 cu
bits, or 23 feet, above , the highest
mountain. Scientists are asking where
are' the materials -drifted up by the
deluge, the remains, of the millions Of
men and animals that nerished bv it.
During the 150 days that followed the
rise of the waters the matter lifted by
the flood settled, the heavier materials
first, th en finer gravel, sand,"- and fin
ally mud fell like a mantle. But as the
waters -receded Into the "ocean beds
much of this mud. in the courses of the
currents was carried back Into the
ocean. Geologists are perplexed ovet
tne aeptns or the deposits. i
Y It is quite; likely that ? Dr. Wright
wm nna buried In the "loess" the e.
pons and -tools used by men 'who lived
before the flood, -.and for whose
the Scripture says, y the. .world
drowned. ii-i-'ii-t tJ
An-intimate friend of Jr. Wrick ta
the Rev. ; Daniel 1 JJ. Grejjoryedito fc!
The Homfletfc Review. ; Y Before stSfrtW
mar on ms expedition Dr. Wright CMS-
uviwu , mj iwregoryiiisr,pinaA
Silk Shirt Waist Sale.
All our $5.00 Silk Waists on sale
for Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. "
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You can have your
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