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REMEMBER
That until the 20th we
give a
fl0l0 Discount
on all cash purchases of stra.w
matting-, in order to make room
for our nw shlparuent, which) will
be due here then.
Gome early oinidi iget your pick.
SAWYER'S CARPET
HOUSE,
Phone 228. 18 and 20 Church St.
Own a Home Like This
We have several just as attractive
as the above that we will be glad to
rent or sell you. We can sell you nice
mlaces at much less than you could
ihulM fhaTYl;
Don't you believe it wffi ibe -worth your
Hvhiietosee us and find! out about tinese
properties.
H . F. Grant 6c Son.
48 Fatton avemue.
Asheville, N. C.
Found Out
fThe people have found! out that
from a health standpoint it Is
better to have their laundry done
at a Steam Laundry than Sol the
old fashioned way ,
Asheville
Steam
Laundry
Telephone 95. 43 W. College fet.
Straw
Hats .
Th8 Yacht tihapes in Plain
and Rough Straw from 5uc to
$3.00 each. Alpine shape straw
at $1.00 and $1.25.
Wash Ties
Big Variety of Wah;Ties in
Clubs, Batwings, Butterflies and
four-in-hands, from 10c to 25c
each, just received.
GOO i
Whitlock's I
41 Fatton Avenue. a
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Epitaph for a lifelong worker. He
Old all he could.
June Smart Set.
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Exceptional miues in I
Negligees $L0O
Comprising a large assortment of patterns in
A-uiujj ait ldii, hj
You cant afford not to look these goods over
if m need :of shifts. They will not last long. Patternsl
are thoroughly genteel ,
Phone 78.
CITY
I The Aslievtlle Hardware Company.
s m m
Maraljel Erwin is quite 111.
P. IB. Brewitori is critically. Ill at his
home on South Main. .
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valentine have
moved to Hendersonville.
Hendersonville is to have a 'Visitation
from Sam Jones.
Tsjiivta.1 Ijieutenant IF.R. Brainard was
railed to Washington yesterday by a
telefraa ordering him to report lor
duty.
rro, fnuH-h "nonfirmation' lecture In
TMnittv tflrlh, will be sriven in the
chapel thla afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
All persons are invited to attend1.
The Y. M. C. A. members' frolic will
be held next Friday night In the parlor
of the association. An effort 'will be
made to make this the most enjoyable
one of the season.
The Woman's 'board1 of foreign, mis
sion of the M. E. church, south, meets
in Asheville on June 6. There are
about 75 members of the board, repre
senting almost every Southern State.
Evangelist R. V. (Miller will speak at
the T. M. C. A. this afternoon at 3:45
o'clock. As this will 'be his only vad
dress today the meeting will Ibe for
both ladies and gentlemen. All are
invited.
The following, all from' Rryson City
and late privates In the 29th volunteers,
which regiment arrived recently at San
Francisco from Manila and mustered
out May 10, have arrived in Asheville:
B. J. and -N. P. Seay, Charles J. Beck,
R. J. Warden, and T. J. Spivey.
Prof. Venable will sfceak at the song
service of the T. M. I. this afternoon
at 5 o'clock. A selection will be given
by the T. M. I. quartette. "Bible class
1:30 to 2:30 p. m. ; Boys' Rible class 3
to 3:30 p. m.
Through S. A. Farinholt' agency
the residence property at the southeast
corner of Cherry and Flint streets has
been sold for Charles S. Bay lis of New
York city to Charles O. Davis of Ashe
ville. Mr. Davis will occupy this
property as his home. The price paid
was $5,000.
The Elks who intend going to Char
lotte to attend the 20th of May Elks'
reunion are requested to meet at Hotel
Berkeley at 10:30 today. F. R. Darby
will be in his office at 11:30 to deliver
tickets. Among those who expect to
tickets. Dr. D. E. Sevier, W. N.
Cooper, Dr. E. B. Olenn, J. j. tike
leather, Dr. J. lA.. Gorman, Captains
L. E. Perry, George ZHanger, and J. D.
Dumphrey, J. H. Bryson,. R. S. Smith
and Jack Rumbough. The party will
leave this afternoon.
Tomorrow, the anniversary of the
Mecklenburg declaration of independ
ence, is a state holiday, and will ibe ob
served by the ipostoffice force. There
will be one delivery and one collection
by the carriers, In the morning, and the
stamp and general delivery windows
will be open from 8 to 10 and from 5 to
6. The carriers' window will not be
opened in the afternoon.
About 80 people participated in a eu
chre party given by the New Jersey
contingent of Royal Arcanum repre
sentatives at the Battery Park hotel
last evening. On account of a tie, each
of the following ladies was given a
prize Mrs. W. H. Beede of Ohio, Mrs.
L. J. Meiser of Missouri and Mrs. W.
H. 'Shoemaker. P. J. Taylor of New
Jersey, won the first gentleman's prize,
and Dr. J. H. Wright of Pennslyvania
the second. Mr. McKiasick served re
freshments. . Cigars worth, smoking at (Blomlberg's.
Where are An drew s' Book Stores? At
38 Pattern. Ave and 28 South Madn St.
85-2t
A rare opportunity to secure some of
the most Ivaluable real estate in Ashe
ville at the J. B. Bostic auction sale of
lots cm Patton avenue and Bailey street,
Monday, May the 20th, at 4 o'clock, on
the premise's. 85-lt
A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
Call ana see as pretty a line
of Moyer's Carnages, Sur
reys, Buggies, Concords and
Stanhopes as you will find in
Asheville. Also a full line of
Studebaker and Weber Far
mer's Wagons. Fine single
and double Harness, Whips,
Robes and Oils
WILEY B BROWN & SON
15 LEXINGTON AY1.:
ii 1 1 ii mm
in me niirnpr trnnps.
11 Ptatton avenue.
Solio, Yelox, Arisfo FIano.
teurs. ' "
Rogers' Book Store,
us 20 South Main Street.
Phone 254. .
Ji"" - Mam iWMMi
Phone 228.
Lawn Swings
' We are sole agents in Asheville for these Swings, and there Is no Defter
amusement for children. '1
Price $6 Net, Delivered
Andrews' Book Store. 28 so. Main street
If Not Why Not Buy
Your Vegetables of Us?
Hiram Lindsey,
The banks will be closed tomorrow.
,t being a state holiday.
The telephone line from Sapphire has
been extended to (Cashier's valley, in
Jackson county, and John Quincy Ad
ams can now talk to his folks from the
Hotel Berkeley.
Although Collector Harkins will be
obliged to use crutches until his knee
has entirely recovered the injured knee
s doing well. He is not worried by his
accident nor by the rumors of removal
One More Opportunity
We will sell $5.00 silk underwear for
$2.50 a suit In 'blue and pinik. Don't miss
this otyDortunity. This is no fake or
humbug sale but come and look at
them. You will feel cool and! comfort
able this summer.
ASiHB YILJJB CJUOTHING 'CO.
85-6t 18 S. (Main St.
EBirnck.
Fire, Repressed, Finished, Vitrified
Side Walk Brick for sale by
THE ASHEVILLE BRICK & TILE CO.,
Room No 10 Library building .
The Nicest
Oxfords
and Sandals
All the merits, perfect fitters,
excellent wearers, aridi easy as am
old shoe at (the start. And the
price to plain figures Will give
satisfactory wear, or it's made
right at
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OSTEOPATHY
If you are tired! of taklni medicine
.try Osteopathy. Call and I will prove
to you Jcnat at makes good cure even
in (very baa
DR. C. M. CASE,
Druhmor Building.
... H ANNAN'S SHQES,
LOOK WELL
Th$lr, appearance $
always marked with
Mea's Shoe and Oxfords In
HzS.COUQTNRY. is pat
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s Sfm of the Book.
After Ten Years
Experience with bicycle Umps, we
haye found only one that will abso
lutely Stay lit, that are euaran
teed to do so or money refunded.
That Lamp is the NEVEROUT.
Come in and find out abort it.
Oil or gas.
ASHEVILLE CYCLE CO.
Nos. 18 and 20 Chuich St.
540 South Main Street,
PHONE NUMBER 200.
of the revenue office (before he can get
back to it. The Injury was caused by
his jumping from his buggy on to un
even ground, in order to lead a young
horse that is not "bridle wise."
Some one, evidently thinking no value
was attached to them, took two small
Cuban flags used In the decorations for
the military fair. The owner attaches
considerable value to them as souven
irs and a reward will ,be paid for their
return.
The closing exercises of the Catholic
Hill (colored) school will begin Tuesday
at the school building, and there will
PAINT YOUR g
ROOFS
With Woodbury's 5
Elastic Rubber Roofing 5
PAINT
Best on the Market, . . B
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WOODBURY CO AXi CO,, g
rt Phone 121, 20 N. Court equare.
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GIVEN AWAY
FREE
a package of fine toilet soap,
with each' hundle of laundry.
MONDAY,
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY.
Get your laundry in early.
My Hand
Laundry.
Phone 759. ; "1
BARGAINS IN
CAMERAS.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
GRAY DAY M0NTAUK(CAMERAS.
A full line of Eastman
Kodaks and supplies.
If you photograph call
on us and talk it over.
THE FRENCH BROAD PRESS
,32-34 PATTON AVENUE,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
WEAK WELL
They hold their
shape to the end
BUckor Jan Vlci $3 to $6.
yMuuGiuaauci, ton Ave
Try a Can
ot our
Gold Seal
Grated
Pineapple
Let the Pineapple give evidence
and you be both fudge and fury.
H. C. JOHNSON Co-
fl IE .
Leawe your orders for Ice at 20 N.
Court square, or Telephone io. lti.
"Tickets csa toe procured from w&ffoo
or at omos.
Ice Delivery Company
; W, A. BLAIR
J.J, MACKEY I
BLAIR & MACKEY
; UNDERTAKERS
45 Patton Ave. (up stairs).
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Telephone 193.
I
Dr. A, Stauffer
VETERINARY
SURGEON, . .
Graduate of Germany.
Office : Chambers &
Weaver's Livery Stable
Phone 18
also be an entertainment Wednesday
at 10 o'clock in the Young Men's In
stitute. An elaborate program has
been arranged for the closing exercises
of St. Matthias school, which takes
place Wednesday evening in the Y. M.
I. '
Beginning today, trains 21 and 22, to
Morristown, will be changed to 14 and
15. No. 15 will leave tat 6:15 a. m.,
eastern time, instead of 7:10, and No. 16
will arrive at 11:45 p. m. instead of
10:15. The New sleeper, direct from
St. Louis, will be attached to this
train.
Hon. Wm. G. Ewing of Chicago,
will lecture tonight at the opera house
on ""Christian Science."
QUISISANA (.m
(Here you will grow well.) oanitMlMn . .
Most beautifully situated cm an ele
vation. On car dine. 'Baths, Massage,
Electricity, Swedish Movements, Sum
Baths, Air Baths, Sand Baths, Proper
Diet, Etc. TLarge sunny rooms. Best
of cuisine and) service.
Head physician: Dr. Walter Sedfert.
Visitors inlvited to inspect the insti
tution. The Entire Line of Straw rHats.
we will sell at cost the latest designs
and 'best value. Will (begin May 20th.
ASHEVIULE CLOTHING CO.
g56t 18 So. Main street.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
New York, May 17. Goldman, Sach
& Company will ship $250,000 gold coin
to Holland to-morrow.
Liondon, May 17. The suspension of
Charles Kelman was announced on the
Stock Exchange to-day. The failure ia
uot important.
Paris, May 17. Count ,Bonl Ife
Castellane, who has been suffering from'
intestinal trouble, has now recovered
his usual health.
Paris, May 17. J. Pierpont Mdrjffan
la expected to stay in Paris for several
days. He will then sail for home, with
out returning to Aix-Les-BainSi.
Jackson, Miss., May 17. A. P. Brady,
& merchant here, was arrested to-night
for the murder of William Dinsmore,
near Coleman, Tex., ttventy-eight years
ago.
Manila, May 17. General Mascardo,
with 328 men, has surrendered to Cap
tain Joseph P. O'Neil, of the Twenty
.fifth Infantry, at San Antonio, Zam
beles province.
Paris, May 17. The attack on Mi
Monis, the Minister of Justice, in the
Chamber of. Deputies to-day by M.
Cuneo D'Ornano, Bonapartist, from
the Cognac district, failed.
New York, May 17. Between 15,000
and 20,000 bricklayers in the employ of
contractors who are members of the:
Masons' Builders. Association, were
locked out at noon to-day, -. r
IiOn,don, May 18. The United States
Government is trying to-persuade Por
tugal, says the Lisbon correspondent of
the Mornings Leader, "to cede an island
in the Azores ?f or a cokHng' Statloij.l.
1 London, May 17. The Britlah steamer
Broomhaugh, Captain Boys,- which -sajl-:
ed from New Orleans April -18th an4.
Norfolk .the 27th for Brest, arrived &i
that port to-day with the loss of part
of her cargo and deck load, it having
Ken lettisoned on the voyage.
IEnovOneBnTO
for an obstinate celd. - Itenuae i Pny-
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Bemecbr
THE BEST FLOUR,
Biltmore Patent.
8ells at 6oc per quarter sack
"-"UUJC I90I
Best Anthracite and Jellico ft
and Wood. ke
Phone 40. fl. T. COLLINS, presJ
Zimmerman 4
Whitehead,
Dealers in
Choice Native and
Western Meat .
Phone 4. City Market
about where to -buy fresh, few
meats. We buy only the best
of animals and our cuts are nic
amd tender. Ke
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Call or Send
for wihat you want. We hare It
All orders promptly filled.
W. M. Hill dc Co.,
City Market.
Phone 66.
Ball & Slieppard,
16 Court Square,
r'nyoa . fining to put steam
h-t thefr hruiidiii could dc
n btter than put ia m
HARRISBDRG BOILER
But you must have experienced
workmen to d : the work, and w
m fldent t tit we can please
Ball & Slieppard.
TB5LBPH NB 83.
55 S. Main street.
Carl Schultz,
The Dyer, Chemical
Cleaner and Furrier,
win uye For You!
Clean" your garment
Alter your gar enta
RenaJr vrnir mnmM .
Let them be of silk, woolen, mixed,
SAWDUST . .
Nice, clean Sawdust for
I 11 . .L . If! ailfllllf III If II 1111 u
ing, etcs for sale by the
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Asneviiie Dray Company,
R. JVL. Ramsey. Mgr.
Office No. 1, West Court
iquare. Phone 223-
Eastman Kodaks
and Films - - -
Latest models In all style-
daTUlEht Irwdlnc Alms-Pftjrfest M
learn how to m. -L : succesaful
pictures wlth-ive von less trou
ble $6.00 to $35 00.
Frlma to fit all Eastman Ko
daks.
When you buy it, ask Mr. E&7
now to use it. He knows.
Ray's Book Store.
If Its...
a tender, juicy steak, a nlse
toast; something good to fry or
game of any kind that you want
tyou will always find the best at
MIKE L.UTZ.
PfooBe 754. City Market-
Men's -and Boys9
Fine . . .
'r Clothing
) Excellent styles
fc In Excellent Materials
I Hi REDWOODS CO;
, 7 and 8 Patton Ave,
Don't Worry I
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