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1 If - i the gazette. ASHfeVILIiE, N. C. Published EveryMoraing Exc. Mondays oaejitb pub- James E F. L. Norton -President and Cutting .. ..Business Manner TBB1MS OP SUBSCRIPTION: Daily Gazette, one year....... H-w Daily Gazette, twelve weeks .... l.w Daily uazetie, ou v" Weekly Gazette, six months -w TiS oto is deiivered by car xiers, lor 10 cents a week, in Asherille Victoria and) Biltmore. " Business Office 2n5 tectorial Rooms 202. three rings If ever there was a time when the 'light of reason should be brought to 'bear upon religious belief, that time is now. On cannot pick up a newspaper without seeing an account of some in sane belief which has its followers. The man Dowie in Chicago is cheered to the echo by an audience of 3000 peo ple when he announced himself a rein carnation of the prophet Elijah and John the Baptist. The "sanctiflcation "is'ts" in this State that the Pee Dee correspondent of the Rockingham Headlight accuses of exciting young women to burn themselves, thinking they are thus doing service to God, and who have succeeded in agitating the minda of some of the people to such a high pitch that they are on the verge of insanity. Faith has been defined as higher reason. A man's faith reaches a iii! rpjisnn. it must not be against his reason. There is such a t-hiner as a reasonable faith. The belief in God is such, -but the attempt to bring the substance of one's faith to the level of -one's pnderstanding is to arrogate to oneself an equality with omnisience This intellectual arrogance rather than emotional excitement is the cause of the widespread religious insanity of to dav that form of monomania which the alienist calls folie de grandeur, that produces "prophets," "healers," "masters," "chelae" and other wonders who rehash ancient metaphysics and work hysterical prodigies for the mys tification of their credulous followers I Delicious. S There is no better frozen dainty uZ WiwM J miT ifeA rfreami . It is the best II F " ft. i-iiKiifJfllfi-:';! W. I There is no better frozen dainty than our Ice cream. It is the best we have ever made, and we have studied the question for years It is of pure quality, of rare deli cacy and delicious beyond com pare. You'll Like It. "We supply the best that money can buy and brains combine. In all our summer drinks." The Paragon... Opposite Postoffice ago. "For several years after the panic side and those who iwouMi reorganize of 1893 ipeople had no money to take the iparty on the other. They could be summer vacations, and then, about the invited to speak in (various parts of the time the country got prosperous, the war i state at convenient times during the with Spain came along and knocked all coming year, and the people would have V - 'Vw-w - -vrr- .SViirt -f cade jaYrfc iKiiof t aod TTTH.A Vi im iiMi CI V r 3 n of -r-v -un. Z l! POVEO TO G0VEOI1 The Cafclet Decides tbi f be Policy Hllhrto Pnrued and Annonnced lm Regard to tbe Pblllpplnea Will " Bm Continued SaflBelens Power Re posed fn tbe President by th Npooner Act to Jastlfy tbe Esinb llnhmenf of s Purely Civil Govern meat of tbe Islands. B Stands jor BOOKS Stands for HAMMOCKS Tbls ComblaaUoa Is at BAMBRWGE'S 47 Patten AyttBe. ft - suammer of 1899 and. last suimmer showed an increased business, (but still there was trouble in the Philippines and the uprising in (China, and other people iwho had money went to Paris. But this year, aside from the Buffalo Exposi tion, there is nothing to distract the public, and when the hot weather comes they will flock to the seashore by the thousands. "Also to the mountains. tianal issues on which fche dm,rwr -.v is divided, set ibefore them by the lead ing dtemocrats of the country. Bryan and Altgeld might present the conten tions of the socialist element, and IMor gan and Watterson (the sane 'view of the matter. And there are many others who would contribute valuable material to the debate. Charleston Post. flThe T. M. IC. A. jubilee contvention, to ,be 'held in Boston from June 11 to 16 is steadily .growing in proportion. The Teller the right to change once in nulmlber of delegates expected has risen' thiritv -vWrs." srviafirTw . o, "If MoLaurin is to toe allowed to change his ipolitics five times in ten years, it- looks as if he should: annnrrf. nulmiber of delegates expected has risen from One thousand to three thousand. The attendance will include an excep tionally large proportion of prominent men. jrromi all-parts of the world. Today the membership of the association is 537,000 representatives of every class and every nation. The various centers number 7,z29, practically forming a broad 'belt around the world, embracing: at once Iceland, where there are 24 members, and iCaipe Town, with iprobalbly over 3000. iNow they own in various? mparts of the world property valued at over $25,000,000 thiiity years," spitefully dteclaired Sena tor Tillman at Gaffnev. Tint, th QJV is that neither MicLaurin or Teller have changed at all. Both stand where they have always stood; the former for free speech amS free thought in .South Car olina, and the latter for the political equality of the negro. Torkville Enquirer. We of the south have been ipolitica slaves since, the Confederacy feai. Et ery wish that we have had, every view that we have held, every opinion that we have expressed or entertained has been subservient to the rulitag element of ithe democracy of the north The fear of negro domination has all Za7J ?L?YeLUS,lik P". and me ,rciucu weas end accepted northern ideas on every occasion. Now that the fear has vanished the peoDle , "-' mum. stnu vote as thev Micrnwuuu .index. TOPICS OF THIS TOWN HOW many people know that Ashe ville has, and has had for six or eight monthsonly one fire rvm- The preva.en of th.s rt o, tMng to- to . trnS ttTiMct STSS' ZZy XTTj- and about 83 ares rvf larui eimnmmi'n. . . 1 Iire oroKe out in 'Says the Nashtvalle American: It is a wise move on the ipartt of the govern ment to preserve the forests and Dro tect the timber in the mountain! section oi Tennessee and North Carolina, the great watershed between the (Aitlalitrc and the Mississippi Valley. This gov ernment park or forest reservation to which Tennessee has wiselv eivn, aid and encouragement Avill be of iinestima Die value an the future. The imroort- ance of forest preservation, tree plant ing, arboreal cultture. is not vet realized as it must be some day, tout it is 'becom ing to be much better understood;. The Rev. Mr. Wtainwrierht of rRow- inan s its-ran: Has rrenitlv tronafftrrai day shows unreasonable credulity rather than reasonable faith. Hu manity sounds- its "subconsciousness not with the plummet of reason but dives headlong and loses itself in the depths. The humble , individual who is willing to love and trust and hope while workinar out his human destiny and testing each move by reason, facts and experience is esteemed a poor body by tliese dabblers in mysticism and occul tism; but at least he keeps this sanity in clinging to a "reasonable faith," a Gethsemane church of that place. This luDer yard near the depot. The property is valued at about $6000.00 and cx WdS very not and the blaze was is m'en. ahcnTiitaW .U-.v,.. I VerV StllbHrvm All Aa .v a , j -. 0. . uaiiuicij vy nmuii l wiiuiuons. i luc in e laxKiies The idea in the minds of the bishop and fout the flames, finishing their work w HHCLB.C luih me Deginurnig i xue aiiernoon. After this ex of a farm and! industrial school turia ' nprfen A. x. sionarv 'NTp-ws ' , U1CU1CU to me con- eiviMtry IViewS. BT, elusion thh ., u i vtjr vugui iiul w coritmue I to serve for absolutely nothing fWhen a man from a. region o r' serve Ior absolutely nothing. This a neighborhood where thai 77 main,y al to dp, with a pern- ,ti i j. 1 al IDAS that aa)i v V. n - j v-cii-" liicmucf oi me aepart roads visits roads ase well kfmt r I'uiai delivery postal service making its daily rounds, he fhAe-ins tr rao .r- ww a cxcL 'WCli consfrilcxed highways are a splendid in vestment. -Hickory Press. ment might count upon the damage to his clothing, which, in the course of a year was by no means inconsiderable. The board of aldermen was therefore aeked either to give each fireman pn good ordinary suit of clothing, or the TTa s ft wii-rTa v. . .,1, faith that does not attempt to explain who are discussing how Ito wipe out ordinary suit of clothing, or the n.a n aMimio Ytv "? tht sending the cmldrVn to'f106, a suit' The e- uvv H"m v kf luuuKii tj u-wu uvvv-iiu " J I snnAA rTX7J-i.n 1 A nJJI J 11. , VUAb' 1. t . . I uuiu acrruiiy UO UXQ IDUSlDeSS? " aiici WWR, lO XaKO 831 y 1 western jaronma 'News. acuon upon this request and th& pntfr hook and ladder company and. thirteen God and God's thoughts and actions by the light of their feeble understanding .. . ooo- A "Washington dispatch to the effect that "the director of the census has completed his preliminary report on the manufacturing interests of the State of North Carolina" and that "the report shows the value of the manufactured products of the State to Ibe $9,183,114, as against $5,028,107 for 1890" has been going the rounds of the State papers As North Carolina cotton manufac turers alone are worth more than $50, 000,000 and her total manufacturers worth at least twice this sum, there was plainly something wrong about ' views held by 'Mdjaurin. the "preliminary report" and it was fin ally discovered that this dispatch re ferred to North Dakota instead of North Carolina. 0O0 Not only have the Americans prac tically exterminated yellow fever in Havana but about two-thirds of the large force heretofore employed in cleaning houses and other sanitary work have been transferred to the "mosquito brigade," and are now em ployed In cleaning out the various ditches and streams where stagnant water is found, and putting kerosene oil in all of these places." During April about 20,000 houses and premises1 were investigated and kerosene put in the cesspools and other breeding places. When the sanitary force finishes with Havana, it would be a fine thing in come of our own cities or seaside re sorts. If the United States doesn't watch out Its proteges will get ahead of it In more ways than one. "--"Society young ladies" (have danced for charity, run soda fountains, man aged newspapers and otherwise exert ed themselves in benevolent causes, but the latest departure In this liDe is that of conducting a street railway. A de spatch from Jackson, (Miss., says, "To day is trolley day in Jackson and the pas sengers have the (pleasure of giving their fare to the pretty society young ladies of the city who are acting as con ductors, the oars are turned over to the (ladies of the city for a charitable purpose andi they are running them. Pretty, smllteug young women, dressed in white shirt waists and .walking skirts, with a white ilmi cap and badge are going through the cars taking the fares. It is a novel experience for Jaek- Bon and from the way the cars patronized, she is enjoy irog it." POLITICAL SITUATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA, i mem!bers the. hose company handed vwuiearon .rost says that the fol- 4COI5"twn. j.-ni jefD flre lowing conclusions fiwm tmh.- men. AftM t?r ?. brmS on a contest with McLau- new men were enHsted. The entire Banburv Tf2f? weaarin the number were organized into one com sumWy Saf in?? &Tt the pny' which Practically Weeded the SSTi4.16 b7 th ho?e Since that time there 1. That the so-caiiA .Wat o.,., ' baa heen no hook and ladder company, movement" is verv atmnv n v, and the driver has had to look after state. . Ben Tillman 00h the hook and ladder truck. It is trnp. spooks. . .stood that an. effort to organize om. 2. That Tillman ithlnlra -ha, ta v, Tanv in beine- trrtoJIo strongest man In the state, and! the' Onlv rna Vof I , ..L. . n II ant a man now getting bala or JSvsfis ZArZsZi V t ln nerpapcr work reca11 1 j: as pubbioie Tile " " When u mm tour- Imimall uiaseininaiion among the fpeo'Dle of thm owcb views ihoir ,TTrr : F 1 " Over the COuntrv like 'an enidAmip QA 4. Tillman s i,0!1J j he together with most of his frionria of himself unless he can kill this move- W6nt about wlth inky fingers and ment in its infancy, and (that is why greasy clothes, due to his journalistic ha5ircwn himself into the breach, efforts, which included setting and ually want the extra primary me t0 OUr cffice yterday from 1 if Franklin, N. C.and of which Master An unusual opportunity is resented rtn tyle ls "editar and Publisher.'! in South CarolinTto talS f T-pular editr refere to a numl)er his verdict on the question of whether the GxcianSes. so we conclude that hoys democracy should cling to the follies of ape h7S yet and that ther is stili an Bryanism or should return ito its former entrancing world of Amateur journal wisdom and deal practically with the Ism- The youthful editor depreciates issues as they present . themselves, quoting from other papers without ac thP til Jf mkeSout'h Molina knowledgement and expresses the opin- ryan and his iieutenanfts on the one a mucn or nis own ix me one thought into his paper as possible, and are "Managers of hotels at summer re sorts are aaKticIpatlng the most prosper ous season of the past eight years," said Mr. K. L. Gregory, of Atlantic City to a. TVashington Posi reporter a few days Bon Marche s pecia ? o Foi a Few Days Only Blaok and Colored Kid Gloves Usually sold at 1 Fop 59c. i Bon Marche, The Dry Goods Shop the sooner he gets it, the better." Our recollection is that boys used to gat so much of their thought sometimes into their papers that they often had little left over for school or "chores," but then the newspaper business means an education in the three Rs and other branches of learning besides. fWe are particularly struck by the advertise ments In the American Amateur. One "The Bachelor Druggist, F. T. Smith, special prices to lady customers. Low est prices on chewing gum to the kids," certainly should draw trade. Washington, June 4. The Cabinet to-day unanimously decided that exist ing conditions do not warrant the call ng of an extra session of Congress this Summer. Secretary Root and Attor ney-General Knox both rendered legal opinions to the effect that the author ity to govern the Philippines vested in the President by the Spooner amend ment was ample. These opinions were concurred in by all the members of the Cabinet. The decision of the Cabinet was an nounced after the Cabinet meeting la the following statement issued by Sec retary Cortelyou: "The President has determined that existing conditions do not require or warrant calling Congress together dur ing the present Summer or making any cnange in me policy hitherto pursued and announced in regard to the .Philio- pine isianas. adoui tne nrst of ne-x-t month civil government will be set up in the jr-nmppine islands, exactlv as YirnitAri by the Philippine commission. As soon arter mat date as the administrative macninery can be ready for it, the new rninppine tariff will be proclaimed, aiso roiiowing out the original plan formed before the announcement of the decisions of the Supreme Court last v.v.i. u.clci niiiiaiiuiis roiiowea a carerui study of the decisions of the court, the results of which were made known at the Cabinet meeting to-day. oeureiary ivoct cas had little doubt at any time since the Court's action, of the feasibility of continuing the execu tion of the Philippine program, with out violating any of the principles enunciated by the Court, and his study was mainly to make sure that he had not overlooked anything in the de cisions that might qualify that belief on nis part, ne has not found in any of the opinions delivered by the Jus tices anything to shake his original idea, and having eo advised the Cabi net, and that view being shared by the Attorney-General, the original program is to be carried cut. As to the legal status of the islands, the officials have nothing to say. They do not indicate whether the tenure ia to be regarded as one purely military,. rr wnecner they have found in the dt tisions warrant for taking the Spooner act as quite sufficient in itself to justi fy the establishment of a purely civil government in the Philippines, accom panied by the taxing power, as exhibit ed in tariff schedules. The .genera) statement is made that the exercise of authority is to. be by virtue of the supreme power repesed in the Presi dent; it may be either as commander-in-chief of the United States military establishment or by virtue of the spe cial designation in the Spooner law; perhaps either would be sufficient. The collector at Sah Francisco will ;o on taking up Dineley duties on im ports from the Philippines for the Cabinet has assured itself that the practice Is legal, or at UnyTate, they .re not bound to otherwise deola.r In the absence of a decision by the high est judicial authority. The failu the Court to announce a decision in the lourteen diamond rines case the one involving the legality of the imposition of Dingiey duties on goods coming from the Philippines is regarded as warranting the belief that the Court ma not find in this case a parallel to the De Lima case. , The report of the Phillp'pine Commis sion setting out in vast detail the com plete scheme of civil government de mised by them is now in Washington nd, the legal difficulty being passed, tonsideration will now be given to thii report. It would not be feasible to no tify Judge Taf t by mail of his appoint ment as the first civil governor of the Philippines in time for him to assume office July 1st, so this must be done by cable. Don't Foreet the Summer Term at Ashevllle Business College. It Is now open and you should enter at omce. We are -orem-r rare Inducements to young men and ladies who need practiAi offer We" are giving special attention to the following branches- Bmlt"1"16" Shorthand, Typewriting, Telegraphy, and; Penmanship . ' S, Our college room Is elegant; we have new furniture- out tv-r, ers, the highest grade, new, in first class condition. ' iyPewnt- Tuition, $5.00 to $10.00 per month, Bxxorcimg to course TaIat, College in Paragon bufldimg, third floor. ' 704. H. S. SHOCKLET, Principal. . J The North Ashe- ville Carpenter & Repair Shun . . . !i.2Ll pIiK? ? flve. rur 'urniture re- TRUSTEE'S SALE. TItt T.-1'r-tim nf fho, rninrwftT ntf Rale CtJTl- tained in a certain deed in trust made by J. E. Reed and! wife Sallie L. Reed ifr T-trm mln.stfa.rC: on tr frit dP- rld.tvl TW- cember 3rd, 1894, aad iregistered! in the ofJ flee of the register of deeds of Buncomoe MintTT 'NTnrt h famlina 1n ("Rook: Of -' " w I imja;c nave TO r fnrrlt,,.. Morteaes and deeds of trust No. 38 at naired. All iHnria m k,- . Ie" page 216 et seq., to which .reference is screens made to order. Well eauinnpJ hereby imadje; and by reason of default' with foot and hand iwvwPr n, having been made in the payment of Estimates givetm on all kin d a n l the indebtedness secured by said deed ln( work. JUC trusat iwhftreihv th mwpr of sa.le ithereiiai contained has (become operatrve, and the ' U HAYiWOlS PrOD meraon entitled to receive tlhe moiiev due BS Plaat otrcoi " . x Hon s on account of said indebtedness having 1 made demand upon the saidi under- sbTnexi trustee, that he sell the lands and premises oomiveyed in said deed, in trust, according ito the terms of saidl in strument, and apply the proceeds as therein directed, the undersigned trus tee will, on Saturday the 6th day. of July, 1901, at 12 o'clock noon, sell, at public auction, for cash7at the count house door, in the city of Ashevflle, county of SBuncomibe and state of North Carolina, the 'lands and premises des cribed anna conveyed in and. by said deed oT trust, andl which are more particular ly descrlibed as follows, to-wit: The fol lowing described piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the couaiity of Bainoomibe and state f North Car olina on the south-western side of the Bumcombe Turnpike raod, north of the city of Asheville, adjoining the lands of HEALTH. POWER, EKERSY .1 YtmmbTetit Ston former ifeed the brain, replace wastedti! blood hAnnriiTi(tJ;.i. .ualiuH ofthe system, making every oac tingle a now scoyered. Palmo Tahlotx HALSID DRUG CO., Cleveland. 0, For sale by the Pelfi A 1 1,, - x-r " 'i"al'J, .oucviue, jln. KJ. irenirues anJ m. . , ..j.uq v i - v. j. ui c ui uga iina meu- J. 'B. 'Reedl, the land formerly owned by icines. A complete" line of toilet arti- The Ifollowinir marris- Hen sea hav been issued: Sam Logan and Minnie Beck, colored. w. i. wniteslde and Mattie Morgan. J. W. Clark and Nadiy (Beachboard. V. C. V. SJhepherd and Ada M. By-ers. MRS. McKINLEY'S CONDITION. Washington, Jnee 5.-Drs. Stemberff. A WORTHY SUCCESSOR ''Something New Under the Sun." All doctors have triad' by the use of oowders. aiaSm enss. inihal ers and drugs In paste form. Their powders dry UT the inucaua mrwmlhTlnisi cafuslng them to crack open and bleed. The powerful acids used in the inhalers have entirely eaten away the same membranes that their makers (have aim ed to cure, while roastes mrnA' ttintimant cannot reach the disease. An old and ex perienced practitioner who has tor man years made a close sfcudr nr of the treatment of tdaharrih ih i- perfected a treatment which when faith ruuy used, not oniy relieres at once, but oermanentlv enn mitnimh k-o- moving the cause, storpping the dishaflae innamanon.it is the on wonderful remedy is knorativ nes, the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure" ly remedy known to Maiva - lilMll VHWVI auy reacmes the afflicted (parts. Tfcis ana is sold at th MtrAmoW ? dollar, each package containing uwxuu kuui kkwimh medicine suffi cient for one month's treatment and every thins: (necessarr Snuffles" is the only perfect Catarrh v. we ever made and is now recognized as the only safe and positive cure for mnai annoying and disgusting idisease. It oures all inflamation quickly and per manently and Is also wonderfully quick to relieve Hay Fever or Cold in th Head. Catarrh when neglected often leads to Consumption "Snuffles" will save CTYll If trim JJ. . . - uoo at once. it a t m - ' .iuu-l. V ' J 'UOO at 4 ZZZ ri ii. t,. . e ln conarutwa.-: oinary remedy but a complete treat- Ul nvuse tot atxmt (half an ment wiMon is posiUvely uaranrtleed to hour, this forenoon, after which the cure Catarrh In any form or staee it following bulletin at 11 o'clock was giv- used according to the directions Twhl" M?ta,ey.s PhyslcIans report'?swttrij5r that she had a very eomifortable night particulars as to your condition, nusd you amd her condition is somewhat temv. will receive special adivisA frZ ,,, ed." j coverer of his ronnrt.M.inT gardtnjg your case without cost to you beyond: the regular price of "Snuffles' It is astonishing how soon the wh, - teed catarrh Cure." conscience herfns to unriSS,?f ! ePaid to any address in the stitch Is dropped. One little sin K STe 5ar . aSLSST1 makes a hole you could put y0ur head J, . nST5&ig. &S s . i & Market Street, Philadelphia. A. 'W. Eioh, J. M. ICamnbell. J. M Ray, and others, and with the exceptions as hereinafter noted, toeing the same land and' premises as conveyed by J B. Reed and wife Sallie lL. 'Heed to The Asheville Loan, Construct! oto and lm provament Company, by deed bearing date, the 19th, day of June, A. D. 1890, and further described andi more partic ularly (Doumded as follows, to-wit .Beginning ait a stake in the south-west corner or the original tract of land, in the line of the Rich Jandand where the wrote oak corner formerly stood; and thence runninsr east ninety-nin rafl". poles to a stake in the (branch; thence down with the center of the branch as follows, to-wit: north eighteen (IS) de grees east four (4) poles and thirteen (13) links; thence eorth thirty-eight and one-naic U8) degrees West eleven (11) ipoles and two (2) links; thence south seventy-nine and one-fourth (1U vie grees- west seiveini (7) poles, and eighteen (IS) links; thence inorth fifty-sir nd? one-nan (6fc) degrees west nine () poles and sfx (6) links; thence north twelve, andl one-fourth (124) degrees east twenty-one (21) poles; thence north twenty-eight and? one-fourth (28) de grees east eleven (il) poles and; nineteen (19) links to a stake in 'the center of me road,- thence with the center of the road north twenty-four and one.half (24) degrees west seventeen (17) poles and min (9) links; thenoe north sixty two (62) degrees west eleven (11) poies and twenty (20) links; thenee north sev enty and one-half (70) deerees weat eleven (11) poles and eighteen (18) liDks; thence nortii sixty-5ven aad one half (67) degrees west six t) poles and nineteen (19) links; thence south eighty-eight (88) and one half () de grees west sevemi (7) poles and thlr teen (13) links; thence north fifty-eight (58) degrees west twenty (20) poles and twelve (12) links to a stake in Reed's line; thence with it south (11) degrees west eighty-seven (87) poles and nine teen (19) links to the place of begin ning: Containing thirty-seven and two .thirdls (37 2-3) acres, be the same more or less; excepting herefrom the two lots as set forth and describedi in a deed of release executed (by Samuel H. Reed, trustee, ajed approved by J. B. Reed,' the cestui que trust to The Asheville Uoan, Construction and Improvement Company, bearing date April the 19th A. CD. 1891. and) recorded in "Rnnlr Vn 77, of the records of deeds of the office of the register of deeds of Buncombe county, North Carolina, at pages 252, et seq., to which deed of release reference is hereby made-as a part of the descrip. tion of the land Jherein, excepted from the operation of this deed of trust, amd also excepting herefrom all that portion of lots numbers thirty and thirty-one wj. 'uiocK number fliteen of the map of The Asheville Loan, Construction and Improvement Company as conveyed by a quitclaim deed) made and executed by the "Western Carol ima Bank to one George W. Pack In fee simple, and to which deed! and to said map as recorded! in the office of the register of deeds of 'Buncombe county, North Carolina, reference Is hereby made for a more definite description of the same. Also excepting herefrom three other mUoea. two of which are describedi andi released in a certain deed of release executed by u. Jt. Mcujoud, as trustee, to Mattie I? and J. E. Rumbough, dated Feb. 28th, 1895, and registered fcu the office of the' register of deeds for Buncombe county, in Book 93 of deeds, at oae-es 5fis i r. ' amdi the other of which Is described: and released in a deed of release made by xj. tr. iviououa as trustee to J. E. Reed dated' May 15th, 1895, and registered In skuui i t;&ittir-s omce in Book 91 of aeeas, at pages 592. This June 5th, 1901. L. (P. McLOUD, Trustee it- jup 7, 14, 21, 28 cles. Prescriptions a speciality. T PROPBBTT Give in Your Poll I Notice is hereby given that the tax listers for the city of Asheville, Buncombe county, North Carolina, will sit in the county court house in said city every day during the month of June of the year 1901 for the purpose of receiving the tax lists of each and every person liable for tax in said city for the year 1901. The law requires every person, male and female, residing within the cor porate limits of said city of Asheville, during the month of June in each and every year, to furnish the list takers for said city a list showing all the real estate ownedi Iby him or her on the first day of June of that year. Also all personal property of every kind, giv ing its true cash value. Also his or her income, derived from sources not otherwise taxed. Also each and every male person under the age of fifty years and over the age of twentyone years is required to list a poll tax, except those that are exempted by the board of county commissioners. Those hol-ding certificates of exemption are required to list, but if he shall exhibit his cer tificate of exemption to the list taker, taxes will not be charged up to him on tax books. All persons who are liable for poll tax and fail to give themselves in, and all who own property amd fail to list it, will be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction fined and imprisoned. Only females and non residents of town ships and persons physically unable to attend and file their lists caaappoimt agents to list property. R. J. STOKELEY, M. J. BEARIXEJN, t J 15 Ost Takers. FOXi EDIT (gN.. v M Don't Accept a Substitute ! When vou ask for Casrarets ho sure you get the genuine Cascarets Candy Cathartic! Don't accept fraudulent substitutes, imitations or counterfeits! Genuine tablets stamp ed C. C. C. Never sold in buik. ill druggists, ioc- NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Notice is hereby givem that the firm of Carr & "Ward will be dissolved Friday June 14th, 1901, and that fixtures and lease for two years with privilege of five will be sold to the highest bidder on that date. The purchaser of same to take stock of goods at cost. 94-13t BURGLARS IN HER ROOM Miss N. O. Body, Columbia, Cal., who is stopping on (Main street, saw some thing which' she has been hunting for for years a burglar under the bed About 8 p. m. she with a few fniend3 went to '"the drug store to get some soda, and. tarried a while. On returning to her room about 10 she heard someone swearing under her bed; looking under discovered a man. "With presence of mind, she did not make an outcry but quietly going down stairs notified the policeman who was passing. Lon Jones was the offender. He had recently broken Jail in Raleigh and is an old bird. He has been in Asheville for near ly aweek. He said he went to the pantry and ate a -biscuit and piece of cake which were so nice that he knew they were made with Rumford Baking Powder and coutfdi not hurt him, so he ate up all in sight then went up to Miss Body's room to hide so as to rob during the night. He will be takemi back to Raleigh in the morning . ISdacate Tour Bowels With Cascarets Panrtv f!at.i A.rhiv Pftnt'.tinflt.inn fnrp.veP. I0c,25c. If C.C.C. fail, rtruggi refunds a- . .ti . - 7 - -j - - . - -. - i . ...-
The Asheville Times (Asheville, N.C.)
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June 6, 1901, edition 1
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