ISEVILLE GAZETTE
JANUARY- 3. iqoi
; i DAY III THE LIFE OF
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Ptrlvtale Wine,. 1 -
, Continuous Quotations
Brokers.
Gtij ind Provison, t
Stocks; Cotton, r
New York Office, fcl ; Broa4iway. :V
11 Church. St:; Ashevllle. N. ?. . .
PHONE 649.1.
REFER TO , . ,
Blue Ridge Notional Bank,.
' Asiheville, N. O. ' - ?
Charlotte National Bank,
Charlotte, N. C. .
Seaboard National Bank,
T V Nevv York." 'y
5 Lowry Banking' CO.. Allan,
ta, Ga.
Capitol City Bank, Atlanta,:
Y ' G-a.
T Bradstneet Com'I Agency. .
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FJSH, FISH.
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oor fish, 8-
BliA'OK BASS,
FRESH WATER PERCH,
. RED SNAPPER,
SNAPPER JOWI
PECKLIED TROUT, (
PLOUNDERS7 . '
CHANNEL BASr,
SHEEP'S HEAD, " ,
HERRING,
HICKORY SHAD, iETIC.
SCALLOPS,
BLUE POINTS,
LITTLE NECK CLAMS,
LIVE LOBSTERS, '
ASHEyiLU? ;s lHS CO
centre of Market, i phone 28S.
HAVEN & STOUT.
Bankers and Brokers
NASSAU STREET, CORNER WAXiL,
NE YORK.
Deposit aecounte received, subject to
ckeck on demand. Interest credit
monthly oa daily balances.
Accounts of . banks, corporation,
firms and individuals received on fav
orable termt- -
Coupons, inttrrest, dividend, notea,
drafts collected for our correspondents.
Orders executed iCop tae purchase or
a on commission, of bonds, stacks,
investme I or carried on. margin.
Clients may telegraph orders and in
structions at our expense. jQopies ol
telegraphic code may be had: on appli
cation. I
informatioa regardiag quotations
cheerfully' furnished..
Now to end the
century in a
blaze of glory,,.,.
We'll never have another chance.
When 2000 com-s you and we will not
worry over matters of gain and loss.
A splendid holiday harvest is ripening,
and all you need do is to go out and
gather it. The fates have been good to
you good crops, good prices, go id
times, national good spirits. The I.
X. L. Store ihave done their share for
.you, that you can come cow and select
your goods, and we (will save them for
you until you wish them delivered. The
end is in sight. In a few days more this
fast and furious selling will make great
gaps iia our stock, i
Better save yourself the pangs of re
a orse by placing your orders at; once.
One 'thing is certain: whether you act
your part or not, the I. X. L. Grocery
Store have done their full share toward
making it easy for you- to end the cen
tury. -
Grocery Store.
TIME CARD
Effiective Septtember 16, 1900., r ,
Northbound Pasaemger; 3&Ixe&.
Chetter Leav.. 7.40 im 8.80 am
Yorkvln 8. 4S aim 10.40 am
"Gastonia " ..... 9.48 rm 12.27 pm
?astonia 4fc! ... 9.48 ami 1.15 pm
Liacointon " ... Jl0.45 am 2.45 pm
K wton " .. ..11.53 am 4.30 pm
Hickory " ,...12.00 m 5.10 Open
Hickory m ....12.15 pm 5.50 pm
-Lenoir Arrive .... 1.16 pm , 7.50 pro
Southbound. F&asenger. Mixed
Lenoir Leave. . .. 2.00 pm 6.30 am
Hickory ' .... 3.02 pm 8.50 am
Kewton " .... 3.30 pm 9.20 WT
Incolnton " 4.20 ui -11.10 m
Gastonia " .... 5.20 pm 12.35 pm
Gastonia " ...,5.80 pm r 1.12 pm
Yorkville " . . .. 6T.40 pm : 8.20 pm
Chester Arrive.... 7.50 pm 5.15-,im
Among the tens of thousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for colds and la grippo dujring'the
past few years, to our knowledge,' not
a single case has resulted '.. In pneu
rnonia. Thomas Whitfield AOo.UO.
Wabash avenue, Chicago, one of ; the
most prominent retail druggists 'in ihat
city, in speaking of this cays: :'We
recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for ia grippe in many cases, as it
110 1 only gives prompt and ; complete
recovery, but also ;. cbunterkcts any
tendency of ,1a grippe to result in nea-r
"toonia. For cale toy 'C' A: Raysor. 'i.,
us
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COuD NEWS comes from those
who take Hood's'Sarsaparilla for
scrofula, udygpepsia and rheumatism.
-reports agree that H O O D S C U RES
VOr.lAH PHYSICAL
XContInud:on' second page.) 'V
the reporter ;bfVa isxmdkyl paper ltc
whom she had given ait Appointment"
sMl ' wish to get out, iaeas on a vitar
topic," stated this self possessed young
woman. v4,Do, yotr, think that marriage
Interferes vvith a1 womans professional
career? pour opinion "as ft physician
will be most Valuable. ivhave state
ments, from a woman' lawyer a oman
preacher, an editor and an actress, and
of course- I mVsget the .theory of a
physician." : - .,.J, v v ?
- JaneJeaned back'in her chair and
regarded this seeker of light thought
fully. ?eat she said with just the
suspicion of a sigh .VI do not see how a
woman can be a good wife and mother
and yet attend faithfully to theduties
and demands of a profession It is too
much for thedelicate organization of a
woman."
bo you would advise professional
women not to marry?" asked the young
scribe, 'pencil poised over the pad on
bef knee. , -''.r'- .-'-"v,;.-
VYes," said DrJane dreamily. How
iar away that girl "reporter looked and
why was she making faces at her?
'Yesr Ix should?; advise professional
women" not to jnarry," she went on,
witha tremendous effort tn nnii horcoif
together, "and yet I question wheth
er love and r marriage-- are not,
best for women after all.''
, And then Dr. Jane ' quietly ' fainted
away. ' :;' .
The girl reporter rose, to the occasion.
She rang the bell violently and helped
the maid lay the doctor on the couch,
loosened her gown, put smelling salts
under her nose and shook her. Still
Dr. Jane lay looking like a white lily
broken by a rude hand.
.."I'm going to call a doctor," said the
reporter suddenly and thereupon rush
ed out of the house.
Now, as fate would have it Dr. John
was at that moment alighting from his
carriage across the way.
"Are, you a doctor?" demanded a
shrill voice as a highly excited young
woman grasped his arm.
"I'm supposed to be," said Dr. John
quizzically.
"Then you had better hurry if you
wish to save the ife of a fellow practi
tioner across the way," stated the girl.
"What!" shouted Dr. John in a terri
ble voice.
i . TJome quick ur. jane cstuart. l ni
afraid she's dying. I guess my inter
view was too much for her." And the
reporter rushed back seemingly on the
verge of frenzy.
';- .
She stood by until Dr. John revived
Jane. She saw the blue" eyes slowly
open and look up with an expression
of wonder changing to doubt and then
to something else. She saw the big,
handsome Dr. John take the little,
fragile Dr. Jane in his arms and heard
him murmur, ""My darling!"
Then she cleared out.
In the hall, being a highly emotional
young person, she seized the maid by
the hands and proceeded to do a dance
ofrastonishing steps.
.'Looks like a wedding tra-la-la!"
she sang. "Should a professional wo
man, marry? Tra-la-la! Give up her
career? Tra-la-la! Love and marriage
bfst for a woman after all tra-la-la !"
. The "door into the doctor's office
opened, ""and Dr. Jane, still weak and
white totter u$.
"Dofi't quote me," icfee Mid apix-sri-
ig7 -
-"No; I wont," responded the fsisky
young person. "And let me say right
now that you are th,e most sensible pro
fessional . woman I've struck. For
What is a'career compared to the love
of such a suDerb fellow as that? Doc
tor, I congratulate you;"
And then Dr. Jane blushed again.
An anecdote is a tale rwithout a body
RTROTVII A PROMINENT LADY ,
I have mot been aMe in itiwo years to
waak or sitand iwiiithouJt suffering great
txain. JSumoe taking Dr . Mozley's Uem
on Eliiir I dan fwalk half a mile with
otUU sozritering .the least inconvenienice.
A wise mian 'adorns tills mind; a fool
adorns ihis body. '
A PRIGHTF,UX. BLUNDER
Will often -cause a ihorrible Bum,
Scaidi, Out or Bruise. Buctolens Arnica
Balye-.the best in thiet world, will kSJil
the pain and pnomptly hseiai it.' t Cures
,OId! Sores, Fever isores, uucersv isoiis,
Felons, Corns, all ISkin; iEruptioin. Best
Pile sure on eaaith:.- . Oniy 25 emits a
box. Oure gjuaraniteedl ..- Sold by al
Two can live as clieaply as one if it'
a case of have.to.
' A MONSTER DEVIL FISH
Destroying 5ts vlotim,' ia a type oif
Const iipatiloai).. The power of tuna uror
dieirous ttniaflady . ds tfelt on- ongajns ana
nip(rv tnd miutscles and brain. Tlbere's
no thleaatuAf ttill it's overcome. But Dr.
K4ng':(Newf L&fe Pills, aire a safe and
eirrt3ai . cnire. Best- to ithe (world' for
Stooimadh, Liver .Kidneys and) BoKirels
Only. 25 cerate lait all druggtists.
i 'A thing isn't necessarily .done right
because it Is done properly. , - ,
?.Tiere Us onl y one chance l.r to sai e
vrf r Uf e and that fs through ' .an opera
ti1 n" "wene th startllngi wiords . iieard
by Mrs.' I. B. -Hum't of Lime Ridge.
Wis., fromi her doctor after he had
mlnlv tried to' cure (heir of a frightful
disease i;c' stomach, crotible ead: yellow
Jaundice. Oalt stones inaa arormea hum
she constantly grew-worse. Thea she
to&emn to use EleotrJo Bitters, . which
by, att'druggiffta. ;.; s " r :,
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IWnen "you pay a" visit If .Isn't 'neces
sary t o take fa receipt for itsh c-"
4 ir.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures;
That u vbn It was rrnao sor. ,
NURSING MOTHERS.
IT MAKES
WEAK WOMEN STRONG
1 AND SICK WOMEN WELL.
NOTICE OP SE1ZJRE.
Notice ts Ihereby given of flizure of
the followinig property for vdxjaaltian -
the internal (revenue laws of ttoe Unite!
States.
At Salisbury December 15, 1900, by C
B. Mills, J. C, one engine, (boiler, com
mSll, diistilitery outfit and 5 p-ajokaiges
about 230 gal'lons, cam whiskey, "said tb
be1 the propeiity of M. A. Goodman.,
Aft Gdilreath December 3, 1900, by B
P. Ledder, D. C, onie copper still fix
tunes and 5 packages, about 220 gallons
corn iWhliskey, said to be the propert
-of H . M. Purlion.
Ait Hunting Creek Decemfber 4, 1900, by
B. F. Ledlder, D. tC, two copper stills
fiHtiures audi two packages, about 3
gallons corn whiskey, said (to be th
property of A. F. Combs. . '
A At Salisbury Decemlber 19, 1900, b
C E. Mills, D. C, 4 kegs, about 1
galos, com wfodfekey, said ito be the
property of R. P. Rosemon.
At Cleveland Dteoeratoer 20, 1900, by C.
F. Bilalotek, 3. C, 13 (packages, about
98 gallons, corn iwiMskey, said to be the
property of R. B. Brown.
At 'Sheffield Xedemiber 21, 1900, by J.
M. Davis, D. C, one copper istlill, fix-
(tufres and two packages, about 58 gal
lons corn whiskey, said to be the prop
erty ol A. A. Smith.
At Winston, Dec. 22, 1900, by S. A.
Sides, r. C, one horse, wagon and one
.package, about 50 gallons, corn whiskey,
slaid to be the property of Aiken Dou
Chdt. At tOonraids December 24, 1900, by S.
A. iides, D. C, 13 packages, about 580
gallons, corn' whtiskey, and 4 packages,
about ISO igalllons apple brandy, said to
the property of unknown .
At Cleveland December 25, 1900, by C.
E. iMills, T. IC, 2 capper sltdlls; fix
tures, and 3 packages, about 130 gallons
corn rsvMskey, safld to be the property
of R. B. Brown.
lAit iSallsbury, December 22,, 1900, by
C. ID. .MJlls, D C, one engine!, -boiler,
-mdll land disSUllery fixtures, said Ito be
tthe property of T. L. Foster..
Persons claiming- the abovie prop
erty will file their claims with me in
,my office within 30 days as required by
law, or the same twill be ; forfeited to
the tuse of tfcJa United iStates.
H. S. HARKINS,
y ', Ooilecifcor 5thi Dist.
. ABheville, N. C, Jan. 2, 1901.
By J. WILEY SHOOK, D. C.
Some imen acquire that tired feeling
from looking1 for an .easy Ob. . -
Bucbess comes from mot making the
same mistake twice
; fPersons Wfhlo suffer fftfom vind5igtesion
catmiot expect to live long, because they
cannfiott eat th-e fooflj required to nourislh
tthie boiiy aaid the products of (tihe un
dlgesitieid foods -they do tefett ptoison the
blood!' .It is importanft to cure imdl
gefetiobi as ooini as tossfible, and the bBt
method! of doing hls 8s DO use ; the prep-
station known! as Kodol (Dyspeipsia Cure.
It diigest what you' eat and restores
all ' ttihiet digest Ve organs fc perfect
health.. -Dir. TV 'C ISmsEtli.. V . r
TTIHtEJ AHOTtEIER'S FAVORITE. ,
' A CShambeirthalifc's Cbugli Remedy " is .the
m)others ifavorlte. It ' Is pleasant and
safe ifor ctLildreni : to', take and - always
cures v It la , Intended! , espaclaily for
coughs colds, crouip-v an5 iwlioioping
couigih ; anld ia tl laest-'imedicinse made
fltxr Itheige diseases' ' There 4s not - the
le&sft danger to giving1 It to children: for
i)t codbalns nV opium1 or Other' Injurious
drug and (may be. slvfen as confidently
o a babe as to an adult. For sale - by
C. y-Raysor. V 'VX-'-vY
Tlie.IIoiiae lToblem In Parisi '
; The housing robiem is,' one that for
years has 4 lain heavily on.- those . with
small incomes in ParisV
Every; day ; the French . -capital : be
comes more and more impossible-as a
residence, for poor people- and, -while
handsome houses grow' moreVumerousV
reasonable lodgings become " scarcer.
The poor no longer find It easy to se
cure apartments; at a modest . rental" in
the city unlessthey are willing to be
confined in barrackHke tenements on
the sjxthor even seventh story or shut
off in a ' courtyard where they get. very
little daylight and hardly ever see -the
sun ' ' ... , ' . : T '
The workingman has-therefore been
bblhjed to migrate to. the outskirts of
the - city, and whole suburbs,; like La
.Villette on one side of Paris and Gre
nelle on the other side, are' now Inhab
ited exclusively by Industrial colonies.
Every exhibition in Paris has
brought a rise in rents all around, and
today the landlords' dues are liigher
than ever. Less accommodation is
available in Paris for a given rental
than in London, and the sanitary con
ditions are generally inferior.
The better housing of . the working
classes, however, is now beginning
to attract the attention of reformers,
and when the extension of the city
eventually takes place perhaps some
improvement will be effected. Paris
Cor. London Mail.
Ancient Castle, Carious Clock.
Rushen Castle, Castledown, Isle of
Man, Is the ancient seat of the kings
and lords of man. The castle is a veri
table curiosity, both historically and
otherwise. The first mention of it
dates to the year 1257. It was taken
after six months' siege in the year
1315 by Robert the Bruce. The castle
is built of limestone and is not a ruin.
Until a few years ago it was used as a
prison. The town clock seen in the
castle wall was presented by Queen
Elizabeth in the year 1597. It has only
one hand on the dial. This is the hour
hand. The minutes are judged by the
position of the hand between the hours.
The works of this clock are also a curi
osity. The weight at the end of the
pendulum is a large stone, and it is
driven by a rope coiled around a cylin
der of wood, with another stone at the
end of the rope. The clock is still going
after its centuries of service and is still
the town clock. Newcastle (England)
Chronicle.
Not Arguing-.
The person who feels like
"Let us keep silence, that I nmy have
the talk all to myself," would fain re
duce conversation to an entirely one
feided affair. .
The London News says that the late
Charles Keene, the artist of Punch,
used to describe with great delight the
method of a certain man whom he
called a "pot house Ruskin."
This person was sitting with a friend
in an inn parlor and was haranguing
the other man on matters in general.
Finally the friend ventured mildly to
interpose an objection. .The speaker
drew himself up with much dignity.
"I ain't a-arguing with you," said
he; "I'm a-telling you!"
Hopeless Woman.
Mrs. Shears Oh, "dear, how the wind
does blow!
Mr. Shears Sly dear, did you ever
know the wind to do anything else hut
blow?
"But the other day you said the rain
?ame right down. Did you ever know
'he rain to go right up?"
"That's quite another thin?. Just
like a woman! Never can stick to the
question under discussion." Boston
Transcript.
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
"Awful anxieity was felt for Whie widow
of the bravo eG-neral Rurnfbaim of Ma
dhias, Mo., when the doctors said) she
could mot live till intorninig," writes Mrs.
S. H. Ldnooln, who attended her that
fefcrfuil nighit. "All ithomgant' she must
soon die ifrom' Pneumomia, ibult she beg
ged for Dt. Kirug'is New Etiscovery, Bay
ing it had miore than once isaved her
life and toad cured' her of Oonsufmpltionl
Aifiter 'fchiree doses she elept (eajsiiily all
nfight, and its furtehr use oompletely
cured her . " This msarvelou anedictniei is
guaracoyteiedJ to cuire, all Tthrtoat, Cihiest
amd Iiung Ddseiases.. Only 60c and $1.
Trdal ."bottles free at all drug stores.
The Asheviile Woman's 'Colleige enters
upon its second term Itodsay, .under m'ost
auspicious cAroutaistaaiices and with
every promise of (being even niore suc
cessful than !ih the first. , New pupils
are engaging ihoard, and the old! ones re
turn ito work iwtitih little inlterrupition,
hlavirig! spent j imost enjoyable an! hap
py Christmas In tHue college. On Sat
urday evenlngr Thetmibers of itihe faculty
and students had the advantage - of - a
talk and free lecture ifrorni the magnetic
Chicago ledturer, GDr.iThomjas P. Bailey
Pnesiideiiit A. A. Jones - deserves 'the
greatest credit for raising this college
for. youngi women im our imiiids't, (to oae of
Siuch ihigh ddeais. v
It 4s salid Ithat time will tell' yet
people are constantly asking you what
time It 4s.
Says a poet: "Her flBaJce was fair,
but sorrow came and left, its traces.''
what Borrow did with the rest of the
harness the deponent sayeth not. ,
If you would nave ui. appetite like a
bear and a relish for your meals take
Chamberlain's ; Stomach "and liver
Tablets, They correct disorders of the
stomach and ' reigulate the liver and
bowels; -Price, 25 cents. Samples free,
at C. A. Raysor's drug store, s
A KipEN, CLEAR BRAIN. .
Pour best feelings,' your social posi
tion or businesa success depend largely
on the perfect action ,of your stomach
and'lfver. . King's -!few Ldfe PU1
give' Increased strength, v., a keen, clear
brain, high ambition. 'A 25-cent 4 box
Will " make? you fee like a new bein g.
Sola by all druggists.' w- j " - -
, . REST CnjRB PLACE
rsOnexof the ; most ibeautifail bouses to
Ashevllle, chrroliig,ly eftmaAedi,' .enr
rouoided by 62 acres of land; on street
car liaae ; 10 mimrtfca,v walk to postofnee.
fBIegaant genera? - tahle ; (for -rest-cure
oardera.Hygienic dieit for; ithose under
m ,7 a
r-- A 1- " J U . A 1 1 I I 1 I I f III I. . I
V" - J I W I Ml I. 1
The Kind Tod Have Always Bought, kni wldctf lial lia
in use for over 30 years liaborne the, signatnre of
ST?
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All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" are hut
Experiments that trifle with' and endanger the health of
Infents and Children Experience against Experiment. ,
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is , a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie
substance. -Its lage is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nd allays Feyerishness. It cures Diarrhosa and Wind
C5olic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacear-The Mother's Friend '
GENUINE
Bears the
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
1 THE CCNTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY BTRCET. NEW VORK CITY. -
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Tta far y taati. t rjrnvr!t r.rrM, a...A.
Saloas, Nw-Sm.b4i,
OA ffrei ralUf I No atttr
Top fxxt Tm tampla and ec duMtta4 tMttV
All through
trains, via the
Cotton Belt, carry hanJ
Jsome Free Reclining Chair
Cars from Memphis to prin
cipal points in Texas with
out change. These cars
are furnished with chairs
which can be made to
recline at any angle, thus
affording an easy seat dur-
ingthe day and a comfort-,
able place to sleep at night.
-. ;
Its addition to the Through free Chair Oars, Cotton Belt trains are equipped
r with Pullman Sleepers at night, and Parlor Cafe Cars during the day. The
comfort thus provided for everybody, combined with the fastest time, make the
' Cotton Belt the most desirable route to Texas.
Write and teU us where you are going and when you will leave, and we wiU
teU you what your ticket wiU cost and what train to take to make the best time
and connections. We will also send you aa interesting little booklet, "A Trip )
to Texas." v
RED. B. JOKES, D. P. lenjlilj, Teaa. f . C PEELEf, T. P. A., lesif hit, Ta. f . 6. ADAIS, T. P. A., RaiWne, Ten.
r.LIUn.T.P. A Ciaduttl, 6bis.e
a w. LaBEAUME, Q P.
Peisons desiring to employ. .;
BMCKTi A YES,E
MASONS, OB
; PLASTEEEKS
can. secure competent hanc
byxommunicating with ,
103Pattoh Av:ri,; Phone 52
HAIR BALSALT;
mm ud beauttCM M hf&
Werwr TadH to Heatore Qrtj
jEiair so its xoouuu yoiov.
Cure scalp dte&sea hair taUiof.
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ana had peenjnade underbills per-
sonal supervision since Its infancy
. Allow no one to deceive votZin. this.
ALVAYS
Signature of
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General Store ud Brbw
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' B. B. SITTTO!!, T. P. CbitUiMiapTcai,
and T; A., St. Lonis, Mo.
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General Offices, Brevard, N. C. ,
. eal Schedule, Effective Monday, ;
' -'Decer ber 10.
No.2No4jEastern Standard Time)INo.S
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