ASHEVILLE DAILY GAZETTE. TUNE 7iqoi
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WOMEN'S BOARD-
OF FORHStt Missions
Twenty-Third Annual Ses
sion Opened Last
Evening.
MESSAGES OF UNITY
" a .FROM DE. ALLEN
OIILY ELEVEII FROM VEIIIRE THE COTTOII DUCK TRUST
Twelfth Juror n Emma Case
- Will Be Chosen This
Morning.
THE jJBEAT COHBIIIE OBGANIZCD
llY KI.ECTHWI OP OFFICERS.
GREAT BANQUET TO
. HARDWARE ME A
A
TRIAL WILL TAKE
ALL THIS WEEK
Jury Failed to Agree
Southern Railway lar-
f c tins an Authorized Capital offtSO
000,000 Will Operate 400,000 pln
dies and Produces Nearly all tbe
Heavy Duck, a Large Portion of
the I'lffbt Dneki and Nearly all lhe
High Belting: .and Bote Snck
- JSannfactared in This Country.
Three Hundred Quests Feast
ed at Battery Park Last
Evening.
EXQUISITE MENU
DAINTILY SERVED.
intc
Returned Missionary' Tells of
the Needs in China's
Field.
. ..nni aoti of the case consumed the entire forenoon and
Mire V"CUVJ m x ledanfl OX fKa ir-ntvo fliimmnrw trv A-nnpap flt 10
J-rvM- ... .. .a 1 o cj-4
ceny Case.
In the Superior court yesterday the
concluding speeches and the judge's
charge in the Southern Railway larceny
south, opened last
o'clock was dismissed until after the
noon recess.
The jury retired and late in the
afternoon came into court and an
nounced that they were unable to agree
WnTTlPTl'8
tar "El .vVl.THfVl .
r-l .rMT", Wnodist'church
KrThtionof
missionary work done by tihe women-ot
nssiona Rth. and is com-
the no., L.Zi'' Vrf thirty-five' nouncea tnat tney were uoawe to agree
posed of f?!1 onaaasers, with! and asked to be discharged. In view
WTlfereniCS, it irua mm tan Vi.a H?a ia tVio aa.nn-nA itlmo
a prt" treasurer. Instead- or this case has been tried an agreement
secretaries sx rHv Tvr . A1-' i, v. oiota Mvunnai
usu jj.0co fhe foody last , tv woi ,a .a. him e At- I Grange. Ga
it ox .uxx, I. ... . more: E P. Caroenter. Manchester, ri
missionary "brought . ifnwdihie trMiuuui t whir.h the
and love; m- v.
a mesa-'fev. - .mont ana th juage wuseuicu. iw uie uiu us uuseu
len
-nisrht
Thft venerable
' u,.
ncM,(rp OX UI1ILV
sreat misbiuiia.rj u MW tannda- the defendants plead guilty and were
n,cin es ' v-v . .
tion of its 'conduct,
go iuili - ooinria. This elemeni when the Tben raner at 1:30 there was
f commerce is one of the leading forces a TUBh the court r00m, everybody
that great work of toringing Wk anxious to obtain seats in order to hear
York, June 5. A meeting for
the 'organization of the United State!
Cotton Duck Corporation was held to
day, at which the following were elect
ed directors: S. Davies Warfield, Bal
timore; E. A. Brinkerheff, New York".
Spencer Turner, New York; Sigmund
Lehman, New York; William H. Wei
lington, Boston; Richard Cromwell,
Baltimore; James E. Hooper, Balti
more; Michael Jenkins, Baltimore;
Charles K. Oliver, Baltimore; David
H. Carroll, Baltimore; Thomas M.
Turner, New York; Theodore Hooper,
Baltimore; Henry A. Parr, Baltimore;
Trenor L. Park, New York; Horace S.
Sears, Boston; James M. Barnard, Ia
W. K. Cromwell, BalU
Two gTeat forces each sentenced to the chain gang for
inhristian. civilization four inontns.
missions,
one of the
l jJl -ry tor
mafl to God. 'domimerce is ""7" the beginning of the Emma burglars'
change of mental, moral ana row. trfa and fey Ume tne judge wag on
improvement. missions1 the bench every available seat In the
0q the ouieine ,ramlsgion hioh is court room was occupied and the isles
it has a wen There is nothing so packed and jammed that egress and
TnHnative in missions. They are in- 4ngrees were almost impossible.
u.m"' ,. , -nrhorf" - rr.nreiEirei A ii. . i-u i u a
crv "nracticai . " , lwmg lu tne laui mat catii uclciiu-
t-rot went to China, houses were ant was entitled to so many challenges,
there with windows "f86.1.? The the -drawing of the jury proceeded
pared so as J" V; nVTnce them lowly and it was near night when the
prS eiiueavui v, ! OCA hondf on t
glaSS, iUUl XIO rcillic UL iitiu noo guiauui.tU tiiivi
ieners en
of the supcii j M .nnge the eleven jurors having been drawn. An
amount ot a s ihnilidSne our orflftr was then made bv consent direct
Chinamai V v.oim srlA5?S Win- CT oV.niifP anmmnn an o M t inTlfl 1
and pLacis . u"'
bouses
flnWS.
nri tv and changes
gjj piaAib
The Chinaiman sees the P! venire of 50 men to appear -at 9:30 this
.v. nr. a T-iis own. iProceeu
LT1CL l,irO'6CD . iuuiuius
v icast resistance or. T A. . A. . u u i
along tne mica -r QV time xn oraer mat me writ wum ie cac
conscious want. ene!e42se uted within "mited time, the sher-keepers-a
etrsiness. they iff is not required to go outside Ashe-
water iock, -,,,,0 see our ville township, as was required by the
are almost etches and they first order, hut is allowed to su
imroyed ciocK Th& tele wherever he can find them
!lc, and railroads have been, found following are the jurors selected yes
Z? ,.,.,it,a nnso.ious rwants. War
minds of the ipeopie. j M D
The
Vest. J. M Davis. "W. B. Cook,
YOU can t -.iiismv , Ar.i,-i, .0 . XT'
c 'f- . .--.a. i JKL. J-'. dJCillltri , S3, v aouivvi 111, 'vj . a- .
. . T XVm n H I I W I.
a Chinaman Duy- -f- . Tumer, N. R. Rogers, Chas. Littrell,
we tome to the subject 01 mis - , 0 at.
;-e find the question the same. x. w. . w, . Mf v..
!!? ! thought of foreign mission! ows.
We have e mmatiir l' tvia im-v Txriii Vie rTn,nlAted this morn
tr, mnoh along tne nue -j-w .
mions. The line of 'least resistenc and the taking of testimony begun.
:; (v,t rrf smrlvin the neeuy.
IS Ut v-ucii-
Spring
IIAI
wagons
areiust the -ticket" to brine in vour PRODUCE tsithL
LOOKS better, SELLS better, IS better. By the way, I
heve a great sale on single buggy HARNESS, and theo
Farm and Lumber; Wagons without number, all sizes;
Don't miss the place;
place.
86 Pattonr Ave,
0. B. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Carolina Carriage Co.
Tt heincr evident that this case will
Eight-tenths of the people in iChima 00 consume the remainder of the week.
not need charity, nor rwm iney uwve the announced that all persons
Christ's words "The poor have .JSL 1 not engaged in this case and not wit
pel preached to them" c nesses to go before the grand Jury, need
the Jes tute. but they P. not. come back untU. next week. The
Shnanrou rmissioniry erSrTrheloS:1 grand jury has much business yet in
flipd to charity and neglect the mass? hand and it is important that 'grand
TO meet the needs of this eight-tentlha jury witnesses should understand that
is the question. There is something they they are not to leave the court at all.
want, which can be given lay the mission j A large number jbills have been re
ary. ' They want education, literature turned already, among which are ten
intelligence. Along this hne4 J ,Dms against- J. F. Jarvis, charging
tinev win 1 -
UL: G. K. Sheridan, New York; Robert
S. Grun, Elizabeth, N. J.
The United States Cotton Duck Cor
poration has an authorized capital of
$50,000,00-, divided into $25,000,000 b pei
rent, cumulative deferred stock and
$25,000,000 common stock. There will b:
issued at this time to meet all presem
i-e-anirements $16,100,000 preferred ana
$10,000,000 common stock. This com
nany acquired through ownership o
stock, or by direct purchase, the Moui
Vernon-Woodberry Cotton Duck Coir.
nanv. which has a consolidation 0
ir v '
iftiii-tppn pntton duck mill3 locatea 1
various parts of the country, the cap
:t?.lfeation of which is $23,500,000; 1 1
.tark Mills, Manchester, N. H.; La
. . . . 3 4-1.
Grange Mills, iatirange. Ura., aiiu tu
iiogansville Manufacturing tompau.
Hogansville. Ga. In connection v...
these properties,- the new corporatie
will operate under contract with optlo
to purchase the West Point Manut'ac
turing Company, Lanette Dye Work
ind Bleachery, and the Riverdale Mar.
ufacturing Company, all of West Point
Ga. The United States Cotton Luc
Corporation will operate 400,vv spin
dies, producing nearly ail of the heav:
ducks, a large portion of the light
ducks and nearly all of the high belt
ing and hose ducks manufactured in
this country.
At a meeting of the directors the
following officers were elected: S
Davies Warfield, chairman of th
Board of Directors; Richard Cromwell
president; J. Spencer Turner, James E
Hooper and William H. Wellington
vice-presidents; D. H. Carroll, secre
tary; C K. Oliver, treasurer, and Sid
ney E. Coolidge, assistant treasurer.
foH mpmhfr
iX lit? lUUUYVlIlg "tic c,.v,v -
Of the executive committee: S. Davie
Warfield. E. A. Brinkerhoff, Michae
Jenkins, William E. Wellington, Henr.
A. Parr, Thomas M. Turner ana ig
mund Lehman, the president and treas
urer being ex-officio members or tn
rnmmittee. The following stanain.
committees for the purchase of cotto
was named: Messrs. Lehman, croa
well and Coolidge.
TWO CADETS DISMISSED
scious want,
It is ex-
onu-i . - .,M,ri, men- lorgenes aim auraiiicurcm.
s?hooll JlZ: th diffusion of pected that he will be tried during the
v,ova kati reached. xney
needed these and have gladly accepted,
them. Jaipan, halving qualified for com
ity with the nations, flaunts her flag in
BODY WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT
The body of young Arthur iStokely,
Japan thus enjoys & superi- wh0 accidently shot himself on Wednes-
nw iw is ntrauiBwus
Hence she is seeking eoiuaH-
China, but China caarnot flaunt her flag
in Japan
. . vi Ai. 4 hiwn
oritv over cmna, wniuu """" v day is expecxea xrom ouiu,
ence sne is bwjuub .rZZ night. It is said that Charlie 'Nichols,
will thiJ7Jr.; who was with Mr. Stokely at the time
i-t do it; the consuls oaa aMant w, the re-
to China
tyy; iboi't who
Tiriryili lnlr . ' ardent. wi accompany the re
, 1.. xjo aonris as the mains home.
to supply xnis toeen No arranffementa for the funeral
teacner 01 me naLKJ". - -
made the ward of Christendom. ! have been made yet.
The whole government ia based on civ- .
il sen ice and this is based on educa- HOME INDUSTRIAL
tion. fBvery aspirant for the office must - -
From tne mtlltnry Acnaeray
FnlMly ObtlnIns Permission
I.enT the Post-Kcwly Appit
Cndels Report for Fxaroianlion.
West Point, N. Y., June 5. Tw
tadets, members of tne coming nrs
- . 1 j
slass, were summarily dismissed iron
the United States Military Academ.
lo-day. They were Stephen B. Verne,
of Syracuse, N. Y-, and Charles I
Perry, of Iowa. They were court-mai
tialed upon a charge of navmg iais
ly obtained permission to leave tl.
post. This permission navmg
granted them, they were subsequentl;
detected by an army omcer annK-uiK
bar in Newburgh. They were ais
missed without travel pay and startt-
for home immediately.
Fifty-six of the fifty-nine young mei
Who were appointed caaeis 10 ih
Military Academy since March 1st las-
rpnortd for their examinations ic
One of the Greatest Events of
the Kind Ever Seen in
Asheville.
Just as the meeting of the Southern
Hardware Jobbers' association eclipses,
in some respects, any previous confer
ence held) in Asheville, so the banquet
tendered last evening at the Battery
Park hotel by the entertainment com
mittee of this body eclipsed any similar
function of the many that have been
held in the dining room of that cele
brated hostelry.
Did you eiver sit at table with three
hundred people. The needs of such' a
number ere supplied with a quarter of
a mile or so of table, and some thous
ands of pieces of table ware, not to men.
tion the bushels of eatables and the
gallons of drinkables that are required.
On this occasion the great dining hall
was filled) almost to its capacity witih a
crowd of distinguished looking men and
beautiful women, comprising the bail-
ware people and a few guests from the
city. The toastmaster's gavel was wield
ed by Henry B. Lwpton, and his ad
ministration of the pleasant events
which followed one another in rapid suc
cession was a comibination of fact, wit
and wisdom
The menu was a triumph of epicurean
knowledge in its arrangement, a tri-
unagh of culinary art in its preparation
and a triumph of dexterity and discs1
p'line in its serving.
Cream of tomatoes, sherry, Spanish
mackerel, Maitre D'Hotel; potato An-
glaise; sauterne; tenderloin of beef.dham
pignons; sweetbreads en croustade, spa
them people. By the time Mumirn's
ghetti au Parmesan; chicken roasted,
gi'blet sauce ;Mumim''s (Extra Dry; mash.
ed potatoes, green peas, rice, vanilla ice
cream, apollinaris, assorted cakes,
cheese, crackers, coffee, cigars.
Spears' 'Orchestra rendered its sweet
est selections to give an added zest.
"Dixie" came with the sherry, and was
received with tumultous applause; for
this, (mind you, is a convention of sou
thern people. By the time Humim's
well known prescription came around
the multitude of banqueters was ready
to burst forth in song, and "A Hot
Time," "Goo-goo Eyes" and other clas
sic selections furnisbed the necessary
(provovation.
After the serving of coffee an"d cigars
E. -F. Eshleman of New Orleans pre
sented the association with a very
handsome gavel purchased with the
funds remaining from the last conven
tion.
Toastmaster Lupton then introduced
R. !R . swiHiams Of New York, who made
a short talk, sparkling with humor and
compliment to the fair queens, the light
in whose eyes was 'later to kindle the
Irishman's pipe. He was followed by
tbe genial chairman of the reception
committee, Irby Bennett of Memphis,
who, in beautiful language, spoke of
Asheville and paid1 no end of tribute to
nil
LiNJ
AT BIG
DISCOUNT
25c Paper at 15c a roll, 10c paper at 6, 7 and 8c .a roll.
A large stock of all kinds "of paints, gold and bath tub
enamel, paint and white wash brushes, wagon and carriage
paint, 500 gallons of best ready-mixed home paint, all
kinds of varnishes and hard oil.
Phone 167.
No. 33 North Main street, Asherille, N. C.
w
e Sell
Office
Desks
Cheaper
are
Than exclusive dealers do. These thoroughly modena desks
superbly huilt and made to afford In satisfaction full equivalent for
the busy business man, they last & lifetime. Full of conveniences for
what one pays for them. HKr.
Blair & Smathers,
FURNITURE DEALERS,
Phone 75.
45 Patton Avenue
Nourishing
Beverages. . .
her illustrious statesman and her fair The sort of wine you e&tJoy andl appreciate
women.
'With a few well chosen words and in
the face of considerable confusion Dan
iel Stern of Chicago, with "The Press'
as his theme, W. R. Walkley of Brook
lyn, in "Fish-hooks," and T. Jame
Feney, secretary of the national asso
ciation, addressed the 'banqueters, wb
then dispersed to meet next year in Nev
Orleans.
RAIN SPOILED GAME.
They are the MnU made from sound
"ripe fruit, handled to secur the great
est amount of satisfaction. You are sure
to appreciate them, not onfly for the
pleasure they give, but for the tenefit
your system Kserives from them.
Pints or quarts, delivered.
GARR & WAIRD.
The Boston Saloon.
Pfcene No. 268. Box 90.
No. 285 S. Main St.
as many as 24,000 only 250 can be chos- Quating Exerciff 8 "at Ha'.f Past lay.Among the newly appointed cadet
en. The time has come when the lack wraauaniiB re : O. S. Albright, Tennessee; K .
of these universities along tne line oi Aen loaay iiuuress uy xi.
mathematics, philosophy, etc., must be Winston.
i i j TrrL. a n cniirvTir tfhi.ci need:
Sr.VrrfKto tie emper-! The primary and intermediate classes
-,e.vj, tTkw are nf th Home Industrial school neld
ors question, leceiiLij' - ,
we to meet the present crisis?" his their closing exercises at the school yes
viceroy replied!, "We must irflake imen. terday afternoon. The graduating class
A recent graduate of one of our schools hold its commencement exercises
struck the keynote likewise, in tne su'u- thig morning at 10:30 o'clock
ject of her essay "The greatsi After the xerciseg xr. .Winston,
or na is women S t resi(Jent o the A. & M. college, will
oi conscious neea wat wj. "u - V,1T1 ladies
men of culture and edhicaUon the ques- deliver an address to the young ladies
tion is solved. An enlarged view of e
Arnold, Arkansas; iugn 1. iiroac
hurst. North Carolina; jj. n. crei
lhaw, Kentucky; J. a. Dusenour.
South Carolina; R. I. Howard, l. v
Jones, Jr., and St. Clair Newben
North Carolina; E. S. Oliver, Sout
Carolina; - W. E. Pridgen ana l. t
6choenmaker, North Carolina..
CONSOLIDATED TOBACCO COM
PANY INCORPORATED.
ME. PACK'S BIRTHDAY.
question is what we need1. '
This morning at 9:15 the sessions of
the noflivt rwill bejrin. 'Afll visitors are
cordially invited to foe present. He Celebrated His Seventieth v ter
The program for tne remamaer , , i n 4.i;
the coJer.WfMia: I day-Messaget of Congratulation
ir fljdklress of welcome Georare W. Pack was seventy years
and reponse. nresident's annual address; olj yesterday. Haywood Parker, on
corresponding secretary's and treasur- benai,f of tne Asheville Library aesocia-
er s reDorts. . ! ttnn .TAhn A.' Nichols; on behalf of the
Saturday evening ten minute ao Trade, aTid the county com-
Jressea by returned missionaries from 6 jgr offlcials all
aaafn5- sermon by TimtLgrams of congratulation nd
Bishop A. w Wilson, 11 o'clock. Jgood wishe. -
Sunday afternoon- o'clock chil- ,Mr. Pack is much beloved by all our
Wren's mass meeting, conducted toy Mrs. people, and they one and all wish him
M. l. Hargrove, assisted by. returned happy returns.
Missionaries. I
Sunday evening addresses tiY Mrs. CTflOC CttTCDm
A- Wilson, just returned from a -dlUtlt cnitncu.
year s travel in Japan, China andl Korea; The store of Henry Doster at the cor
an3 Rev. (Mr. Tarboux, returned mis ner of Valley, fand Eagle: streets was
sionary from Brazil. . Entered lay burglars -vyednesday might
Monday evening-recfeption and ap- cash taken from the drawer.
Tu 01 mlSSl" r16!; Se burgllrs pried open a shutter, in
lups iay evening echoes from the mis- J-ne DUI6'1 , -w-o.mb.
rry conference held! in New Or- the rear of the store and breaking two
teanp April 24-31. Mrs. M. D. "Wight, panes of glass obtained an entrance.
mar Miss M. L. Grbson and others. i The police could obtain no clue to
Business session daily from 9:15 to the miscreants, but later In the day
,-:4- a. m. The public inJvlted to attend Jlm Haynes, wrho owns a pair of blood
nes- morning sessions. j hotmds came by the police station and
officers of the board are Mrs. OJ. 'that' he had by. means of the
Jll--. .Charleston, present; tL DUrelara to a small
ifsident, Mrs. A. W. Wilson, negro nouse.ner .17
more, 2nd vice-nresldent:. Mrs. S. owner of the store retuseu
Jruehart .MaoWwillja nrvrrf.annniiinsr fain trmnble he had called tne 'QOgB
secretary; Mrs T. B. Hargrove, Kansas 0t the trail. ' -
J't , rppnrrltn. nnnA4.. (. XX XT 1 - .
Vif..r
Bait
e:
eire, Nashville, treasurer.
X
a,ure makes us ww.n Mrth' ruefhen
. . ,
c Know nothinip- lhn e!ha. Mrraa ,ita tfia'
i "mile at fleWE,
That we have no feminine synonym. Q
the work sco-undrel is a good sign of th
nobility of women.
- i Know OneSnreBonedy
fMaa obstinate cold. Itimune in Psny-Balsamr.
Trenton, N. J.. June 5. The Consoli
ftated Tobacco Company, with author.
Ized capital of $30,000,000 was in
co rpo rated here late this afternoon.
The company is authorized to cure leai
tobacco and to manufacture and deal
In tobacco in all its forms. The capital
stock is all common with shares of the
har value of $100. The incorporators are
Herbert C. Lakin, Francis Wood bridge,
Louis Downer, all of Jersey City.
NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED.
Sport at Riverside Dissolved in Damp
ness Yesterday Afternoon.
The rain which came up yesterday
afternoon spoiled what promised to be
the best game of the Asheville-Knox-ville
series.
Asheville went first to the bat, with
Newman in the box. The big pitcher
started out by winding Dynch up in a
mystic maze, and three men went
down, without a hit or score.
Burnette bothered the men from Ten
nessee, also, and the first inning ended
without anything very startling having
taken place.
It looked very much like a score for
Asheville when the rain came up or
rather down. Redwood was on third,
with one man down and some of the
finest hitters on the team due at the
stick.
A hard downpour sent the spectators
scurrying into the little refreshment
tent and Into 'the cars. The clouds
looked threatening and the game was
abandoned. It was hoped that the
Knoxville men would stay over and play
it out today, but they decided to go
home. It would be a good thing for
the park management. to stretch that
MR. L0UGHRAI1 MAY
SUE THE CITY
New York, June 5. The Mail and Ex- I promised canvass over the grand
stand." It is likely to rain from ume
to time in this country.
The members of the Knoxville team
are all fine fellows, behave as gentle
men on the field and elsewhere, and
have made' many friends in Asheville-.
A game with Anderson, S. C, Char
lotte or the Morganton mutes is prom
ised for next week.
fcress to-day says: "Negotiations be
hMen the C ramp-Maxim-Vickes
brout of shipbuilders and stockholders
Sf the Jjetnienem oieei xo.vo
een resumed and the consolidation
originally mapped out nas aciuauy
been arranged so far as that is possi-
pie without me ueuvei y w owm
FATHER PHILLIPS WAS NOT POI-
Nw York. June 5.-The report of George A despatch from (Chicago to New York
Al Furieson an analytical chemist, who Tribune tels of Uhe death of 'Mrs . Bessie
made an examination of the stomach ol Vance. It says that the Christian Scl
the Rev. E. S. Phillips, bIC Hazleton, Pa., entists ar (trying to comfort the half
who was found dead' in tbe apartments of crazed! husband. She had1 a new born
"Dr " Kirke Stanley three weeks ago, !haby and died of hemorrhage. The de-
hnvs that Father Phillips was not poM-rtch savst "fFor three weeks Mrs.
soned. Stanley was arraigned Deiore mm
coroner and released.
Application for Writ to Con
strain Hickory Au
thorities. The continued discussions about town
are regarding the action of the city
fathers last night in refusing the issu
ing of liquor license to the applicants
whose applications were regular and in
keeping with The Code, after the ques
tion had been settled by an election of
20 majority in favor of licensing the
bars for $1,000 each, this being a special
amendment to our charter enacted by
the last General Assembly. Messrs. B.
B. Cline, of Hickory, and S. J. Brwin,
of Morganton, with whom will prob
ably Ibe associated Mr. Poster A. Sond-
ley, Mr. Frank Loughran's home at-
torney, of Asheville, in behalf of Mr.
Loughran, applicant for liquor license
for a bar in the Hickory Inn, have this
day begun proceedings, the papers in
which will at once be forwarded to
Judge Council!, asking him to order a
mandamus against the aldermen of the
city to appear before his honor in
chambers at the earliest convenience.
While these proceedings are much re
gretted by our best and most conserv
ative citizens, it is hoped the matter
can be contested as early as possible,
as the city is likely to be involved in
case the amendment to the charter Is
regular and the decision is in favor of
same. Mr. Loughran claims tnat n
the court sustains him in the action,
be will at once institute suit for dam
airainst the city, in case the re-
NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE.
The ' Commencement Exercises Take
Place First Days? of Next Week.
The commencement exercises of the
Normal and Collegiate Institute will be
gin next Sunday and conclude Tuesday
evening, me general program loncrws:
Baccalaureate sermon, Sunday, June 9,
11 a. m., in the Oakland! Heights Pres-
ibyterian church; annual concert Mon-
day, June 10, 8:30 p. m.; exercises of
the graduating class Tuesday, June 11,
at 8:30 p. m., in the assembly room ofl
(the Normal and Collegiate Institute;
exhibition of industrial department,
Tuesday, June 11, from 6 to 8 p. . 3.
The graduate s for this year are: Jennie
Mae Allison,. Lizzie Boyd, Florence
Thorruwell Bradford, Lillian Harvey
Burgin, Lillian WoodfLn Chambers, Car
rie Warren Cliff, Eva, Allene Drake,
Zllpha Bmima. Flake, Vistula MauxJe
Guffey, HattBe Lenora Howie, Grace
Kirkpatrick, Rebecca Laney, Emily Jane
Merrill, Frances (Elizabeth Moore, Mar
garet Jane Parker, Lillian Ada Power,
Sue Bulalia Reese, Bessie Mildred Rey
nolds, Jessie Elizabeth WiHiams.
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Try a Gasette "Want" ad.
Vance died slowly, while the (women J opening of the Hickory Inn is delayed
stoo at her .Deasme UM.iwie uer "vDy jhe action. Hickory correspondence,
PHEIR FINAL TRIALS ORDERED.
to think of pain.'
5th, to Charlotte Observer.
A Delightf ul Place
to Spend ihe
Summer .'
TJp ta the mountains i where the wlM
flowers grow;
Where the rippling brook o'er the pe
bles run
And the coolest breezes blow.
RuSby Hall Hotel
B UNSET DRIVE. M
Finest location in Asheville.
Foe rates apply to
A.M. THROSSELL, Prop
Phone 766.
"Washington, June 5 The Navy De
partment has authorized the final trials
Of the battleship Wisconsin, now on the
Pacific station, and the torpedo boat
a knlll ot T? Ir-Virruinrl TtiPSa
EE wil'l take place about the 17th or of Carr & Ward win be dissolved Friday
NOTICE OP DISS0LITTI0N
Notice is hereby given, that the firm
lStb instants, respectively.
Educate Yotir Bowel With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, oure constipation forever.
10o,25o. If a C. C. tail, draggis refund ar.
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 toj
f.VA stock of eoods at cost. 94-13t
THE BONANZA WINE & LIQUOR CO
Phone No. 72 P. A MARQUARDT, Manager,
43 South Mam Street, Asheville, N C
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