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BY-TELEGRAPH
Yesterday's HduQtatiQs
on:
the New York:Exclianges
Chicago Qraixi Market
Higliest, Liowest and ClVsiug
Prices -J'or' Active Stocks
Cotton Market Point.
Am Copper
Am. &m & R.,
Am. Sm. & R. rpfb
Am. Sug-. Ref
Am. Tob . . . ...... .
A. T. & S. F. pfd
- A. T. & S. F. pfd
B. &IO
B. & O. pfd
B . R . T
Ohes. & O .. ..
C. B. & Q
C. O.C. & Sc. L. '..
Oolo. F & I
Con. Tob
Ccm. Gas
U. S. Steel pfd ..
- Steel
U. S. Rubber . . ...
HVlo. K, & T. pfd ..
Jersey Central ..
Rep. Steel (.
Tex. Pac
L. & N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ry ..
Mo. Pac .. .. .. ..
N. Y. On
N. & W
Nor. Pac
Kor. - Pac. -pfd . .
Ont. aw
Tu3 Mail
Penna
124 117 124
V 624 61 62 Vi
... 97 96 96
.. 150 147 149!
.. 130 12 129
....97 95 95
.. i. 95 95
.. 93 93 93
. 91 91 91 '
..... 64 63i 83
47 47 47
. 191 188 188
.. 85 81 84
.. 88 S2 67
.. 48 47 47
. 238 236 236
.. 95 94' 95
.. 48 47 47
.. 21 20 21
.. 60 60 60
-157 156 156H
..' 21 20' 20
.. 43' 42 42
.. 105 104 104
.. 129 128 128
.. 173 170 172
.. 104 103 103
.. 152 150 152
.. 52 52 52
. 100 99 99
.. 97 96 96
.. 35 34 -34
.. 36 36 36
.. 158 156 57
.. 116 111 114
.. 76 76 76
.. 156 153 154
. 155 154 154"
.. 46 46 46
: 28 28
.. 81 80 80
69 65 67
.. 94 93 93
.. 85 85 St
.. 14 13' 14
79 77 79
.. 40 39 39
.. 93 91 92
. 65 64 64
.. 181 179 179
Read 1st pfd
Rock Island .
Siutherm
Southernp fd
Tenn. C & I . ..
Union Pac
Union Pac pfd . . .
U S... Leather...,
U. S. Leather pf
W.TJn io-. Tel ..
C. S. . ...
r. & h
New York, April, 15. Cotton in Li v.
erpool (was ucchanged for spots. Fu
tures declined 2-64d during the forenoon
on liquiating sales for Manchester and
Egyptian account, but reacted during
the iforejioon and closed about ooint
u:let decline. This market ruled quiet
but steady owing to inddswsition to
make 'bear sales and some 4uyinp for
.Liverpool laccount
New York spot 8 5-16.
Jan 7 SO
Arm.... 8 02
'May 8 06 ? 96 8 05
June 7 98
July .. 7"97
August 7 64
September . . 7 7 45
October 7 39
November 7 38
December 7 30
7 90
7 90
7 69
7 45
7 3S
7 28
7 27
IVERPOOL -OTTON.
JBj private wire to Jlur thy & Co.
The following re the rulintg quota
tions in the excl--nga today:
Opn. Close
Tone steady. Sales 7000. (Mid 4 9-16.
Opn 2 Close
4 30 4 29
March Aiprii
-ri-pni-aiay 4 30
May-June 4 30
June-July .. 4 30
July-Aug . . .. 4 30
Aug-iSept 4 23
Sept-Oct
October-No v 4 04
Noy-Dec
4 ?8
4.29
4 29
4 28
4 22
4 23
4 02
4 02
burned last week. Wheat was
VA
steadv at th riv ,Wrott
auiet: . '
CORN The market was outlet but
very steaay. Ltsrht offering mrpro " J ' ' VJ- wi.
n.M.fn J t Th LS? .f!.fere,es of ijaectric Bitters made be all
cpts were shown at eTV
only 8 cars contract corn received at
Chdcaeo Th wMtr 1 tllLZ
ewJrAd fetter how-
SS'd t!J.ee
' 77 j ,a aAA T , weq
vi j.,j.uo,wu 'ousneis anoaCiEUi druggists,
for lEurope by exchange figures and the " - - - -
7Zl r" 3Ti .i error to try to plaiift
r .rJSrw51
crease.
quiet.
ww.u ;no ixiiui closing
CPROVTSiliONS-rrrade was fairly act
ive with prices lower during the morn
ing, iwitil- apparently some selling (pres
sure, altliough live hog receipts twere
aerate,
steady.
Provisions closed auiet bue
Chicago, April 15. The market was
quite active this moraine?
firm sellfins: 11m vattt KrJtw A.
Iv trading r:c'.
markets. (Foreign markets were rather
disappointing,., but this did not seemf
to effect the tone of the American mar-
kets, World's esjports were &z the
oora trade news . figures being 11,392,000
ousneis an eluding 23,7,1 .
".wu,U6 -...vwhto Ainer-
juca.y, 4,otv,uw usneis oy excharage fix-s
ures and ' 3,480,vW bushefs by Broom
hiall's. Northwest: Teceipts Ver a "itrrdd
"ierate: ' iTJhe 'weather conditions; were
settled? tteough: 4he west iiowever'." TLo3
cal stockj showed a large decrease and
-&t ftmddt stock f decreased heavily, 1 in4
eluding 643.0W bushels wheat."7 109,000
.Dusneis-xtom! and 'U.ooo -bushels rye
fe ' 'J CHICAGO. - - . i
- VV boa t-- '
-jMay-..i .. -43 43 43
(hily-a- . - 71 70 7074
; Corn. - ... -
way
... , 67890$s'ETAOa'NN'N1N
. v. 43 -43, 43
...... 43 43 43
Mya
' July
-
, May,:."..
July.. -1
.Ribs
May . . . .
- (July
iLard-, -
23.
25
8 3T
8 25
'24
24
8 02
7 97
25
25
8 20
8 -
S25;
8 22 -
8.15
710
i'--s"22
July...'
July
14 45 14 30 14 40
Bp virtue "of thepower' ofeale'ln .
cr4a3n 5ete4 ciC. -trust executed
Beck by Jam - f. Greenodd ana his
wife Margaret M. Greenwood, tve un
deraiCTied W. Candler being subse
quently" dulr"PPtftoted 3n Btead of ;theJ
said M. J. ' Beck, saii aeea or xrust oe
ing duly registered in tne office .of th
register of deeds for 'iicomipe county
an the 17th day of May. 1894. default
having 'been jade , IflthepypentQt
Indebtedness 'emredtoy- said - deed- in
trust, I will sell; for -cash at gublio. auc
tion at tae .court house door , la ;the
city of AsheyiHe. ..in saia .' county of
BujiKJoaribe, ' to the Mg st jbf dder, ' for
cash, on Saturday, : 20th dair of April,
1901, between the hours of . 12 o'clock
m. a" i. 3 o'clock p. in., all that certain
piece or lot of land, situate,; lying and
P ing in the c unty of "Buncombe, on
the waters of Pole Crv..k, joining lands
of "Wim. Justice' nd others. beginning
In James Wolf's'-line,' ' J. Ingle's
Southreast corner; arid running north
14, degrees east 63 poles to a stake;
thence north 2 (degrees east 42 poles?
thenoe north 2 degrees we t -, 5 poles
to Wm. Justice's line; then with his
line 54 poles to a mulberry then south
36 degrees east, 65 poles to a stake In
Poll Creek; then' south 23 degrees west
up said; ureek 165 poles; then -vrest up
said creek 8 poles; then South 18 de
grees west 90 pol s to a rock in Wolf's
line; then west with wolf's line to the
beginning.
K. W. CANDLER.
March Gth, 1901. Truetee.
MOZ,L x'S ,.EMON HOT DROPS.
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Sore Throat, BroncLiLi Hemorrhage,
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele
gant, re1 able.
25c druggists. Prop IT 0 tl7 7
Pit, H i.oziley, Atlanta, G
A RAGING, ROARING FLOOD.
Washed! down a telegraph line which
Ohas O. EHis of Jisbon, la., had to re
pair. itamdimg waist d'eep in icy
water," hie (write, "gave me a terribl
cold and cough. It grew worse daily
Fdnally, the (best doctors in Oakland
Neb., Soux City and Omaha said I had
Consuimiptioai a. ad could no; live. Then
I begun to use Dr. King's New Dis
covery amid tvu wnoliy cured by six
bottles." Positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung
itrouibles by aJll druggists. Price 50c
and $1.00 Hrial battles free.
A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la.,
writing of his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: "Exposure from
measles induced serious lung trouble,
which ended in consumption. I had
frequent hemorrhages and coughed
night and day. All my doctors said I
must soon die. Then I began to use
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, which completely cured me.
I would not be without it even if it cost
$5.00 a bottle. Hundreds have used it
on my recommendation and all say It
never fails to cure Throat, Chest and
Lung troubles." Regular size 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottles free at all drug
stores.
NOTICE.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY BOND SALE.
Fifty Thousand Dollars of Buncombe
County Bonds are offered for sale.
These bonds will be issued to pay the
, floating indebtedness of the county, and
are authorized bv axt of GmeraJ As-
7 97jsembly of 1901. They will ae issued in
7 1 denominations of not less than $100.00
7 "63 ,;nr imore than $1000.00, and are to be
7 45 payable in 10 years from date and wilj
7 38 j draw interest at the rate of 5 per cent.
' 32 payable semi-annually.
day, the 10th day of May, 1901, by the
undersigned chairman, at hi3 office in
Asheville. The right to reject any and
all bids is reserved. Further informa
tion will be gladly furnished upon re
quest. April 9th, 1901 ..
Address M. L. REED,
Chairman Board Commissioner's Bun
combe County, Asharille, N. C.
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When you seek to balance riches with
right the one will rise as the other
falls.
HOLLS UP A. CONGRESSMAN.
"At the ad of the last camn&aign.
1 writes Champ Cla k; Missouri's brlsMant
! congress-main, "from overwork, nervous
: "tension, loss or sleep and constant
, speaking I had about utterly collapsed
LSeemel tha e omeans to my
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S nJL.80 S?P ' ' st a W(,un
t-eT- Aee ' .ed rum down men an
weak and sickly women gain snlendS
thdviMityfrElecmte
them. QnOy 60c. Guaranteed by
-blossoms tostead of seeds.
:
A HORiRIBLB OUTBREAK.
Of large sores on my little daugh
ter's head developed into a case o
scald head, wiitec C. D. I-ibill of Mor
aai'toin'. Tenn., but Bucblea's AjfuIoc
guaranteed cure for Eczema, Tetter
taut Rheum, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers an
piles. Only 25c ;t all driiggisits.
I ' "
toe exception of gray hairs w
men like to make discoveries.
a " - -
Some cleryymen deal " in rhetoric,
soine In 18Tic and some in common
sense. Thefirs
men, the second- with-most, men and
tne -uurcl with -but (precious few of
suepsia
DifiSOThat you eat.
This preparation : contaics all bt the
digestanta .apa r digests . all Mnaa oi
food. fc It gives instant relief and iiever
fails to cure. It allows you tCheat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it By its nde many
thousands of dysnentlcs have been
.cured after evervthine else failed: It
0i - l9 uneg.ualled for alLstomach troubles.
It can't bolp; .j; V:.
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THWJIFHORTH STATE
ating" Items That BHow
the l$t$fo& plnildstial
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E TENT SrOF INTEREST
aieaningsprom the Columns
of "tnb Iiocal P&Rers in
Various Towns of State.
The Scotland
be enlarged.
'cdttoa mil'.s 'will
An overall factory ihas been put in
operation ait Haw River.
. . . i.
After July 1st, there will he two sa-;
fppns and two- dis!pensaries in. Norlih
ampton county.
,
'On May 7th Hhe. peoiple of Oxfcrd wiU
vote on the question
gradled schools.
of establishing
Rev. E. A. Osbornle will move to
Mooroe to become piastiofr of St. Paul's
Episcoipal church.
Franklin, Macon counlty, had a fire
last week and the Episcopal school
building was destroyed'.
There are persons who have the 'belief
that oil 'wilil be found in Chatham coun
ty, in the .region of the coal fields. It is
asserted that ell is observed on several
of the streams.
State 'Secretary Vance sent a check
to the National Oounciii Jr. O. U. A.
M., for $896, this being half of the Startle
Council's annual per capita tax. The
tax is paid semi-annually in April and
October.
I
Grand Secretary Woodall has com
pleted his anoiual revDort of the Odd
Fellows in 'North Carolina. It shiows
125 lodges, an increase of 13 over last
report; 7,113 members, increase 1,592;
number of members relieved, 9S4; ex
pended in relief, $12,954; receipts of
subordinate lodges, $14,476 increase, $8,
326; net assets of subordinate lodges,
$103,726. All shows the greatest- In
crease on record.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by loctl applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure d -faess
and that la by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed con
dition of the jou ' lining vf the
Inflamed you have a rumblLig sound or
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
imperfect harii . and when it is en
tirely closed Deafness Is the result, an4
unless the inLammatio oa& be taken
ourt and this tube restored to its nor
mal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, -which Is nothing but an
inflamed condition of he mucous sur
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafneee (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Ht 11 's Catarrh
y ? f . a m a .
uure. jsena ror oxrcuiarB, iree.
F. J. CHENEY 3t CO Toledo, O
Sodd by all druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Crazy men and fools' are poor
s true tors.
in-
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
It is certainly gratifying to the pub
Be to kuow of one concern which 1
not iafraid to be generous. The proDri
etrs of Dr. King's New Discovery to
Consuimfptlon, Coughs and Colds, hav
igiven away over ten million trial bot
'ties and have the satisfaction of know
ing it bias cured! thousands of hopeJes
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, La Gripp
and all Throat, Chest and Lung Dls
eases are surely cured by it. Call o
amy druggist and gat a free trial bottle
Regular size 50c. and $1.00. Every hot
tie euar.jiteed .
Umbrellas are rarely seen in Poyta.
Peru. It is the driest spot on earth.
The average interval between two show
ers of rain is seven years.
What has become of the old fashioned
woman who made her children's night
gowns 6ut of flour sacks? Atchison
Globe.
Tim 1NIDIAN AND THE NORTH
' WEST.
A hatndsomely U:iustrated book just is
suedi, bound in doth and) conitaiining il
pages of interesting historical data re
la ting to the .settlement of the grea
north-west, twith fine half-tone engrav
inigs of Black Hawk, Sitting Bul4..Re
Cloud, and drther oimted ohters; Custer'
battleground an ten colored map plate
showing -Jocatlon of, the various tribe"
dating Jback.to 1600. A oarfeul review
oi, the book 4nia?resses one tStieit it is"
valued jcontittbution ito the history o
these ely ionieers amid a copy shoiil
? JT i41"- Pre 50 cents ie
copy. 4Ba5Hed) (postage. prepaid upon re
ceiptoi Jtihls amiountt by isrJ B Kn-s
kenv 22 Fiiflth Avenue, Chicago.,' Iltr t
( ' aciidioinils ejbufrtyj fcojuhcdl: Iwill -.bhivt 255
taoresfoif Haindi oni whach to build houses
iolrJ 42000. pfersomis
Bears the
SlgnAtore
The Kind Yen tiam Always Bought
SPANISH UC0R! CP
unsurpassed lor cure (jrcuuuna-wLua
Fbp'aHThroal Affections
t5old 'it DrugglSi?? xM&t?iViit
i - yy prepaid oi receipt of price
UCjf C&jpTOaowdy HCW YORK
WiimMiBlil.
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MISCEIJLANEOU'S.
MISS MARY R. ATKINSON desires to
inform her patrons that her (head
quarters are at "216 'Haywood street,
and she can be reached over Bell
Phone. No. IOj.. 3t
WANTED A white woman to do gen
eral house work, to take charge any
fbimta from 25th to 1st of May; good'
wages and a permanent place to the
. right woman. Nome but meat and
tidy need: apply. W. W. Goldsmith,
No. 10 North Court square, Asheille,
N. C. 58 3t.
MANAGER 'Reliable firmi wants cap
able man to manage branch 'office,
taking direction of (busilness; salary
, $1,200 and liberal commission; good
1 references 'and $600 cash required.
Address Box 356, PhiilaJtJelphia, Pa.
WANTED One of itwo goodhnen to sell
an article required in every home.
Good comtpensation paid to the right
party. Address "J. U. C." General
Delivery, Ashevilie, N. C tf
SITU ATT ON WANTED Stenographer,
office work or collector, young man:
22 years old, towo years' experience,
best of reference. Address "R," Ga
zette office.
HELP FURNISHED . I have moved
tfrom 15 N. Main stirc to Glenn s
store, 28 N. (Main street. Can furnish
help of all kinds on short laotice. Or
ders left 1 - Glenn's store, phone No.
211, or 28 North Main, will receive
prornipt attemttion. JOHN SMITH,
Colored. tf.
WANTED Trustrworthy men and wo
men to travel and advertise for old
established house of solid financial
standing. Salary $780 a year and ex
(penses, all payable in cash. No can
vassing required . Give references axd
enclose self -(addressed stnimged en
velope. Address Manager, 365 Caxton
Bldg., I.hicago. 40-30t
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT A seven-room house com-
rpleitely furnished, modern improve
ments, electric lights, etc., near car
line. 6 Grady street. Imo. eod.
Tues., Thurs., Sat. 44.
ROOMS FOR RENT. Two large con
encrJng rooms, ivery desirable for house,
keeiping. Apply 277 Haywood street. tf
HOTBLr An old experienced hotel man
wishes to lease or manage c hotel in
a good locality for the summer season
or Ion er if car.' get satisfiactory fig
ures. Address HOTEL, No. 802 S.
'Main street, vTlns'tion-Saleanv N. C.
50-12t
FURS WAN TED
WANTEDFTjRS, FUR'S, FURS Op
possum. Mink, Raccoon, Fox, Musk
rat, ,Otterr etc.' Hlghtest .cash prloe
paid. For prices inquire of A
STERNBERG.
BOARDING HOUSSSt
ROOMS AND BOARD Plnehurst, on
PearSohi drive, modern house sunny
rooms, iwarmi halTs, open flres. -Inhale
the health giving odors of the pine,
(forest and yet bte in ten. minutes'
walk of postofnee. Take Riverside
Park and Bingham Heights car, get
off at Cullowihee firtreet. Two minutes'
walk to Pttnehurst. Pihone No. 29.,
THE ROCK LEDGE,
Na 62 Haywood Jtreet.mtodern house;
cetiitral . looatlonV, on - car line; elevation
2060 feet; fine views, sunny rooms,
awarm ihalls, open- fires, - electric ligftits.
tRates $1.50 oer day. MRS. L. V. COIE'
ritrop;
Bean the
The (Cind yop Have Always BougU
:. A' iool at honve will not be the' wiser-
wben abroad.' - ! -'
y Tmx win .waste tif e. if jou .try ?t
cure indigestion or dyspepsia by starv:
ins yourself. That only (makes 1
worse when you do leatr heantUy. . To
always nteedi plenty; of good" food?" iroD
erly digested, v. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure V
the result-of years of sHATiirtfl.
aeanciht, for eomehd'ng- iat worrM -dleH:-
every HaB. .-.And it is the remedV th
WMi hj ail CXUgglstS.
60LUMN.
THE
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A most delightful winter climate and pleas t place to spend
the winter. Fine roads for riding 'an dri --ig. Fi t class liveries.
GOOD HUNTING,
GOOD GOliF LINKS.
Finest Fishing in the South.
THE SAPPHIRE INN AND COTTAGES
Are open the year round
For Booklets and Rates, Address
MANAGER OF HOTELS, Sapphire, N, C.
Booklets ana information of the Sapph4reCountry can' also be
had at the City Ticket Office of the Southern Eailway, on Patton
Avenue, Opposite Post Office, AshevUie, N. C.
YAMONT,
A pleasant home in the mountains, one and
one-half miles from Hendersonville, N. C.
Beautifully situated. Laige rccmy farm
house, pure water, home dairy, excellent
cuisine. Consumptives not taken. Terms
Reasonable. Address
MRS E. W. GURLEF,
A First Class Hotel with all Modern Conveniences.
The Bryest and Best Climate in Nonh Carolina.
NO FOGS Beautiful drives and other amusements.
Cuisine first-class.
For Rates and Other Information, Address
BARDEN & WHEELER.
United States of America, "Western Dis-
tfcrict of North Carolina;
The regular term of the Circuit and
District Cburte of he United States,
fixed by law to convei- at Asheville,
in the Western District of North Car
olina on the first Monday to' May next,
is hereby ordered to be adjourned, to
convene on Tuesday, the twenty-first
day of jMay, 1901. Att; Jurors ami wit
nesses summoned or subpoenaed or who
may hereafter be euananotoed' or sub
poenaed to appear on the said first Mon
day in May ait the said Court,, will ap
pear on the: day to which, . the same Is
adjourned as above. Defendants. r. la
oniimanal cases, ; under recognlzatoce of
i !1 to fKpear , at said "term will, a-,
pear on the twenty-first . day of lbf)f
aforesai)i. All vi:My'Bvii',iai
persons otherwise interested i4 In -ihe.
busitoess of, ,, .the" . , sfiMII, court "to
getther with Iheir attorneys, will take
due notice" of,' tail iadlfournmnf . .The
Oterk of the Court at rAshsvllle ; w)ll
cause' a copy bf-thls order to be pub
lished at least once a wek for four .suc
cessive weeks, begfiuaing niat later thim
tk -tlntthe
Asheville Cditlzen, tibe Asheville Ga
zette, theAshieTnie-' Register,
I3endersonivlle Times, the "Waynesyilte
Courier tono! the (Murphy Scout?
Scout.;r.vf rr Md S
This ;th iiMh day SffUiMmU ?
CHARIiES H.t5M!ONTON
:' r U.CljiaultJudgw.
JASiE3EBfyDf
. U. JtpijrlcSJudge.
North. Carolina; BToinbe County; In
oupenor tow. IBerore; he Clerk.
-BM.ian.er. , " ?
notice that a 4acc4to)tfUed a aTfaov
Pnepcedi to. !e superior
oc oj Rujno .orbe. county (before the
SA5?? ifece- oriariel of fand sltuZ
ate Leicester t)owahip ia Said oountJ
or to sell saidraands ifth . SrfTaU
soaJudw,,iid the said defendant win
tothieir take notice ; . that h IsuSed
t the rferk of thTmrpe
rcburf of Buncombe county.at Se
court house In said county, and state
on the 10th day of ay; landi:'
MEDICiJTIi VIRTUES OF THiS
WATERS ARB UNEXCELLED.
Mftunwin Park Hotel
and Baths,
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The Healthiest Place
in- America.
Open Throught the Year.
Capacity 300; every kno-TF
apppiatmenti ele --itor
steam heat, extensive sua
parlors; mix. jral bat is for
the exclusive use of guests
in commodious bath house,
or Attached suite . For Il
lustrated booKAet address
it
4
JOHN C.
RUMBOUGH,
Proprietor.
urn
Hendenonville, N. C.
THE 1
HEHDERSONVILLF, H- C
Good trout fishing.
Huf derscnville, N. 0.
The Gudger House,
MARSHALL, N. C.
W. C. SPRINKLE, Proprietor
Remodeled, refurnished and Ja
opened. A home for traveling men.
Rates reasonable. Porter meet f$
trains.
swe or anua to the petition', or tlx
piaisitlffs Will nml-vr t,- i "no r nivl f 6" I
the relief dem -ded in said petition.
This the 2th day of March, 1901.
" ' MARCUS ERWIN. C. G. C
Lu-ther and Wells, Attorneys for
una
CHEAP RATES TO CALIFORNIA.
Parties 'desiring to make a trip J
Callfomla, Arissotaa or New Mexico,
th.r for business or pleasure, can do
now at almost heif price.
Every Tuesday, until April 30, in
Slxe, tickets anarked "Cb: nif?w ' may v
purchased via Southern Railway in,
Washington, Riebmond -r Nk-JJ:
$44.00; Charaatfeeaviiiie. lii'fi: Lyia'
butt, Danivdlle, GreenSbo-o, Char'
etc, $42i45,' Bmd other junta at &
Fsponding- reductions. ,
STbe,jSo..(ther Railway operates
ouerjjjPaclflc (&unst Route)
mdxksleepers leaving Washing
Mondays Tuedays and -Fridays,
peeper passing selling point on TuesJ
ng ayafiBible for "C lonist" ticKets
I 'Berth rate in the-- leepiers is o'
t'.Oartwft (DeoDle toeine allowed to ootf
py.5?nef:bertlh if diesired., Personal
cm ttrlTOO
With eaxsh sleeper. Ttoere are other
ww is - fiTiiiii iin.iiTfr xpj' n
neoted with fiese excursions which n
be asoer. lllftd ?Bm ,nnr Snnitheni
way Representative or Ticket AfTi
r w. vwwa, uviiviw -b v" '
C, or 9. H. Hiardwlck. G. P. A.,"n
ingon, p. C. J"
ignorance If ihe doesn't know enough
nditout, Vl.
POOD NEWS comes from
who take Hoods Sarjwinarilia ii
scrof ala, dyspepsia; and rhcamaoj:
KeportsagreethatHOOD'S CUR'
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