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Own juices,
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When you buy
Heston's Bread
ycu may be
sure you get the
best home made
bread, steam
bread, rye bread,
whole wheat,
graham and Vi
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Phone 183.. ' 26 S. Main.
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BMUMU F1ESJ1.
We are receiving weekly ship
.ruents of the best smoked and
5:. alt Fsh that come frjcn the-East.
LARGE CROMARTY BLOAT
ERS, 40 cents roaen.
CIPPERE0D HERRING, 50 cents
dozen..
SMOKED HALIBUT, 25e per lb.
TTNN"AN HADDIE, 15c per lb.
1MOKED SALMON, 35c to 50c
per lb., according "to cut.
ALT MACKEREL, 10c and 15c
each.
Also the finest BALTIMORE T
I Young's Fish Market,
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2 -in tut comer.
If you want
good Gake
and Biscuits
use
RUfflFORD
BAKING
POWDER.
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Heston
- INDIGESTION, resulting from
V ' I weakness of the stomach, is relieves
by-Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great stom-
acn tonic ana cure for DYSPEPSIA,
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tfoJJy Customers and
::J,:.-tie Public In General:
Beginning with Sunday the
y J lOthfrom 9:30 to 10:30, a. an.,1
i.V'LilH'J5re each customer a JOUR-
Sundays.
fr" ?AUntir further notice
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KewS;: Depot, c :
H j tftill'Ilne of IMlagazines, Peri
'C'(3Bfals and NewBSpfapers.
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Tie AsiievIUe Hardware Ooimpany.
II. .RediWKxxi 1 able to be out after
5 j an illness of several days. ' i
There were no cases of importance
(before .tbe'Soiperior court yesterday.
Ml93 Lorenla Kay- has gone to Bal
timore tio take a course in Johns Hap-
klns universifty.
The retail grocers of the eity have
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mutual Interests. I
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4.1 rtt,!fjo VniTvVh, nTo rronn31Wl
-1 a, sjhry itMa o,vo.nHTiiT- nt
LXltT WUmUIUl vuuivu; .w
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o'clock to spend awniie in social and
: business chat.
The Asheville hotel property, which
is- located' on Slooith Main, was said at
auction yesterday and -purchased by
W. H. WestalL for $16,350. The s&'e
5 was under a deed of trust executed to
W. T. Martin by D. iL. Reynolds.
I .117 J-SMlil& UViCTii HiO-tltUJ "1" .xw
ibra'te its eigth anniversary Tuesday
evninsr. Peibruary 12. Those of the
members whw were not present at the
last 'bxusiness imeetinir are requested to
see the secretary at once, concerning
the program. v
The new Christian church on Hay
wood street will be opened for services
next Sunday .m'orning. The opening
sermon will 'be ip reached' by Rev. Ber
nard P. 'Smith, off Charlottesville, aV.,
who has1 far some weeks been acting
rpastor of this congregation. The gen
eral public are invited, tb be present.
Jonathan L. Morgan, a good citizen
of the iCamdler neighborhood, died
Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock. Fun-
morning- at the Hcininy Baptist Church.
The deceased was about 55 years old,
and leaves a wife and several children.
President Loughran of the Good
Roads association yesterday apploiinted
Irhe following as a comimitt'ee to con
fer With the county comlmdssioners and
the county attorney ito darft a "good
roads" bill: Dr. C. L. Minor, chair
man; Duff 'Merrick, and J. D. Murphy.
The bill will authorize the county to
hold an election to decide whether or
not bonds shall be issued for road im
provements. It is hoped that it will be
passed by the. present legislature.
Wood's Onion Sets, Garden and Flow
er Seeds at Grant's Pharmacy. tf.
Roast goose for dinner at the Antlers
today.
AUCTION:
On Saturday, February' 9th, at 11
o'clock the undersigned will sell at pub.
lie auction on the premises; No. 114
Montford' avenue, a fine lot of house.-
hold and kitchen furniture. Ladies are
especially invited to attend this sale.
E. COFEUIN, Auctioneer.
SONG RECITAL.
By Miss Kathewson's Vocal Claes, of
Asheville College.
IT'his evening at 8.15 o'clock there will
be a song recital in the chapel of the
Asheville Woman's college, by (Miss
Susanne 'Mathewson's "vocal class, as
sisted 'by the Misses Mclonald and iMiss
Wr i gh t , pianists .
iMusic lovers a! ways look forward with
pleasure to the recitals at the college
and wiil be glad to learn of the enter
tainment. Patrons and friends are cor.
dially invited1.
TEACHERS' MEETING.
To be Held at 10 O'clock Tomorrow
Mornirg
ers win he held tomorrow at 10 a. m.
The program follows: '
I. Cbjects to 'be attained in first
year work. MAss McLoud.
TI. What can be done in the second
grade. Miss Scott.
MI. iEnglish in the third and fourth
grades. Miss Yeatman.
IV. Relation of literature and other
branches to English. 'Miss Hallyburton
V. Bearing of lower grade English
work on later school work. Mrs. Shu
ford. Papers and talks limited to five min
utes each. ,
Exhibition of English work from first
four srades.
HON A. H J0UES DEAD.
He Had a Large Number of Friends
and Eeiatives Hare.
News riBJChed herft va&erAav of tio
death of Hon. A. H. Jones, which oc
curred at Long Beach, Ca'L, January 29:
-nt; naa een m ill health for some time,
and his death was not unexpected.
A. H. Jones was 'born aibouit -rrins
miles from Asheville on .thie French
Bread, and was the son ' of .Toahua
Jones. After Kprvin'ET la, .tfrm; in con
gress as the representative of this dis-J
"1VL- "e resauea in wasninigrton. U. C.
until 1S&4, when he -removed to Ashe
ville: .
'Erecting .the buildimr at 47 South
Main, he then engaged, in merchandis
ing, and in the publication of a weekly
republican paper, "The1 kyjahd Her
ald)." . .
in 1890 Mr.. Jones soild out and went
to Norman, I. T.; After living there
about four years he went to ILong
Beach, Cal.wwhere he was ridin'g at the.
time f has death. . :
The deceasied. delves, a wife and four
children, all ..'of .whom, are" living: IMrs .
P. J.; Johnson, Mrs. T; J. Candler,. Col :
Thiad. W. 4 Jones' and Oitto !M. Jones.
The. latter lives at.Long Beach. "
Jones, who left here 'two. weeks, "ago
for the .Philippinias, was ''with his fa
ther when he died. I
'MINISTRY RESIGNS
Rome, Feb. 7. The ministry has re
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Oysters in every style ait the Antlers.
Onion Sets and Landreth . Seeds ut
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eHnaim's Pectoral for ' coughs and
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We Wantyou
To come in and see our line of 1901
i xj x'u'j-icjio. we cave about 40 for
your inspection, and we will take pleas-
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ASiiEVILLE CYCLE COMPANY,
Phone 228. - hos 18 and 20 Church Street.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!
Dealers in all Kinds of Hard and Stoft Coal and Wood.
'Manufac turers of
Woodbury's Rubber Elasti- Roofing Paint and Cement.
WOODBURY COAL COMPANY,
Phonel21.
YOUNG MEN
i Who wish to enter the night class
j please make application to 'Miss Emanuel on or before February nth at the
lAsmeviiie ibcnooi ot stenography and
Asheville Conservatory of Music and
School of Art and Languages.
Offers courses in Piano, Organ, Voice Culture, Sight Singing,
Theory, Harmony, Composition, Drawing and Painting, French and
German. Catalogue and full particulars on application to
FERDINAND DUISHLEY, Director-
Office, Room 15, 44 Patton Avenue. Over Wlngood's Drug Store.
Hours: 10 to 1; 3 to 5. Phone 307.
OPEHSMG OF PARLIAFt
(Continued from fiirst page.)
new reign with wrangle with America
about a question in which no substan
tial British interests are involved.
"No serious personycares two -straws
for the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, whioh
for all practical purpose's has for years
been. as dead as a door nail. It is felt
that every consideration of good feel
ing and good policy should prompt the
ministers to waive all- imiere question's
of form and procedure in order to be
gin the new reign by a signal act of
friendship, demonstrating the reality
of the case in which the English speak,
ing world is bound together."
REPORTS PROVE TO
E EXAGERATEB
London, Feb. 7. With the exceptor
tic-n of a few newspapers, the pies
hail with satisfaction the announce
ment that large reinforcements will be
sent to South Africa.
Stories of Boer invasion of Portu
gese teritory and the seizure and de
struction of the Delagoa Bay railway
prtove to be exaggerated, although one
report says the railway has been sever
ed in one place.
There is a minimum, of important
news from. South Africa, the chief feat
ure being Kitchener's report that De
Wet has not yet reached Cape Colo
ny. POST OFFICE BILL PASSED.
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any law put a 'small premius upon any
kind of money."
'Mr. Bryan cites the premium on sil
ver in New York in 1893 caused by the
local demand' for small change. He al
so cites Senator Sherman in support of
his statement. -Proceeding Mr. Bryan
says:N
"As soon as the silver dollar is made
redeemable in gold another endless
chain Will be created: and the argu
mients used against the green backs
and the treasury notes will then be
turned against silver. Before the at
tempt to burden the gold reserve with
this new obligation is, consummated, it
may 'be worth while to consider the
opinion expressed by Secretary Carlisle
!int 1895.
The session of the house today was
comparatively unimportant , Aside
fromi the passage .of the piostofflce ap
propriation hill and the taking up of
the diplomatic consular appropriation
bill, nothing of interest transpired.
; IN THE SENATE,
The senate held its second nliight ses
sion j tonight'.- for the consideration of
thiel ''sub-sidy .fcJiil, wMch measure . en--grpssed;.
tmuch of the time of the day's
sessiQri. There was. sfamie difftculty in
securing a quorum when the senate ad
securing a-- quorum when the senate
convened tonight and this fact gave
rise -to vigorous iprp'tests on the part of
;-.Te'l!er:'aind, .Jn'eSi;(Ark) against night
'jsessionsf. . ' -: . : . '
Jiohes vigorOusfy denounced republi-.
cans for Bight sessions. - He declared,
the democrats, would be fully justified
in ' resorting1 to filibustering to protect t
themselves against the tyranny of the
majorJt'Wi'ut aetilotn! on the "bill
the 'senate "adjourned. N
A feature: of tike debate at today's ses
sion, was a, lengthy speech by Morgan
in opposition He declared'the imieas
trre wathe jwoTsit raid on the Indus
atrial pottaejof-,the country in. Ms'tory .
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"See Sign of the Book." - . : v-
Special Drive. Picture Frames.
We iave another ' supply of those Fine Black Frames, a
greater variety of patterns. 8x10 at '35c,,; 10x12 at 50c.
A lew with gold burnished ornaments: 8x10 at 50c.; '10x12
at 75. , . ,"' " .'
ROGERS BOOK STORE
20 SOUTH iMIAIN STREETT. '
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mve OJAN'I'hJiK IKKHJA KH And ntlipra
deslired. We .-n fTurnish vrwi a. -whM with
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e attached, if you desire.
anyaow.
20 N. Court Square.
AND WOMEN.
being organized: in short hand will
Typewriting. Class room No. 16 Sond-
I He twitted 'the republicans.' with their
j silence on. the subject and declared it
was due to the fact of Hanna's rod held
over their heads..
The senate today passed the pension
appropriation, bill and has taken up
the ship subsidy bill. iMr. McLaurin
of South Carolina spoke in favor of
the measure.
There was a discussion concerning
the amount of appropriation at this
session and in reply to a question by
Mr. Morgan Mr. Allison, chairman of
the senate ootnim.lt tee on appropriations
said they would amount to $760,000,000.
Mr. Hale thought the amount would
be nearer $800,000,000 for the session.
DEATHS FROM COLDS.
Canton, Feb. 7. The intense cold
weather is causing widespread suffering-..
There have 'been over' 100 deaths
here from cold.
Ashevil e Conser
vatory of Music
PRESENTS THE
Frieda Siemens
Concert
Company
AT THE
Grand Opera House
Nexf Wednesday Niyht,
February 13.
M.LLE. FRIEDA SIEMENS, Pianiste
LAURA S. HOWE, Soprano.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Violoncellist.
JOHN F. HARTWELL, Accompanist.
TICKETS 50 cents, 75 cents and $1
Sale Opens Monday at Paragon Drug
Store.
MEW MEAT .STAiL
Just Opened in Cen
tral Matket. Stall ' A"
A Full Line of Western and Home
Meats, also Poultry, Game and Pure
Pork Sausages of all kinds. Everything
Neat and Clean and Up -to Date. All
orders will recede piwnpt atten
tion. Phone Call 754. ,
MIKE LU.TZ
We Se to Satisfy,
Choice cuts and. delicious
- Ever think how" much the quality
of meat depends on the iwayit is
cutv We buy the best of animals
and are masters of the art of cut-
Agents for Western Meats.
W. M. Hill cS Co.,
Phone 66. Prompt-delivery.
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Morning Joy i
Mocha and
Java Cctffee.
Judging' iby the muniBer of our patron3
Who always order this coffee, we should
say that many a cup is nlied .with :h
delidous coffee every morning.
'Fresh Roasted, skillfully iblended
costs no more than some imferior Cof
fees. It is. aut up in two pound cans, and
our price is 75 cents a can.
H. C. Johni?onr
Pthone 188. 39 Patton Are.
For a Cold in the Head
Laxative Bromo-Qainine Tablets.
WHEN YOU are feeling tired and
out of sorts you will find Hood's
Sarsaparilla will do- you wonderful
good. Bp Pure to GET HOOD'S.
Educate Tout Bowels With Cagcarets.
.ACdy aih2rfc!c' cure constipation forever
10c, 25c If Q C. 0. fail, druggists refund money
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE HANDSOMEST LINE
OF CARPET RUGS, RUGS, ETC., IN WILTONS, AXMIN
rtERS, BODY BRU S SELLS, SMYRNAS, ETC
Let us have yourorder far year carpets. We can show
you the handsomest line ever shown on ithis market, and the
latest things in patterns and olorimgs.
W B. Williamson & Company,
16 Patton Avenue. Furniture, Rugs, etc.
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j YAEvHONT I
A pleasant home in the mountains, one and
one-half miles from Hendersoaville, IT C
Beautifully situated. Large roomy farm
house, pure water, home dairy, excellent
cuisine; Consumptives not taken. Terms
Reasonable. Address
MRS. E. W GURLE f,
Rummage
Courtney's
We have rummaged through our
stock and selected all odds and ends in
Underwear, Fancy Shirts, Gloves, Men's
Pants, and Boys' Suits, etc.s etc.
25 cent underwear 19 cents.
50 cent underwear 39 cents.
75 cent underwear 48 cents. j
$1.00 underwear 59 ceits.
$1.25 underwear 79 xienits.
$1.50 underwear 98 cents.
All other articles in this lot at cor
responding reductions. They will go
quick at these prices. Don't delay.
all&Sheppard,
16 Court Square:
. -nyone wishing to pui: r earn heat n
their building could do no better tha
Harris burg B Dile r
-ut you must have experienced work
men to do the work, and e ar con
''enrt that we cmi lease you.
BALL & SHEPPARD
TELEPHONE 88.
Cola and Wood
Yard;
Telephone 555
Wood and coal delivered in
any quantity. Block or corn
wood Prompt attention given
iuan oraers. . Honest meas
ure is our motto. " 3-
C L. Lindscyv'
AsbeYille Ice & Coal Co
007 nejiaDie 1901
Best Anthracite and Jellico Cnh
and Wood. Ke
Phone 40. H. T. COLLINS, Pres
Biltmore Patent Flour
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niga graae winter wheat.
The BEST, as a trial will prove.
ASHEVILL13 MTLMN r0
Do You Think This
Ad Will Pay?
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Zimmerman &
Whitehead,
Meat Dealers,
Phone 4. City Market
Hendersonville, N. C.
Y A LENT1 NES
L Lare assortmen of Infest
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designsdainty effects in
Celluloid and Saiin Lace
Valentines, Comic Valen
tines. Prices the lowest.
Last shipment delayed.
Wait for it, it will pay you
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fair ones.
Ray's Book Store
Xne Minute CougH Care, cures
t That j wkut it was wide ior.
Now Let's Start
, The
Century Right.
What are your hopes this new year
of good omen? If you are getting your
share of prosperity they should be
high. You want busioiess; so do we.
Why not work together? In this space
we-will offer you goods at a price to
back them up and. make your efforts
resultfuL We think we can help you
to start (the new century right. Are
you waning to be helped? Then do not
feel that we want you to buy unless you
need goods and find we can save you
something.
-ou will mot see another starting the
century with such daring prices.
The I. Xm L,
Grocery and Department
Store.
22 PATTON AVE. PHONE 107.
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dsbys we have gone
over stock a n d $
JLUCDUt? tb JJ.UIJJ.Ufl VI
clearing out puce3
on seasonable sr tods
We deal in Dry Goods ' Cloth
'in, Fancy Goods, Shoes, 1
Hits and Butterick Pat-
terns
if. Red
wood & Co. 1
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