ASHEVILLE DAILY GAZETTE. TUNE 8. iqoi
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Everything
for the
Floor
STRAW
MATTINGS
In all grades
from 12 c to
60c per yard.
We will sell
you any am't
i you want from
m r trav1 11 r
0 UUC jaiu up
to the full roll
and our aim is
to give value received. We be
lieve we do so.
Sawyer's
Carpet House
Phone 228. No. 18 and 20 Church. 6t
OTTTf" NEW!
Fop Rent or Sale
Furnished and unfurnished
houses in choice locations.
Several bargains in fine farms.
See us before renting or buying.
H. F. GRANT & SON,
48 Patton Avenue.
The Abbeville Hardware Company.
The old club room, on South Main
street has been chosen as quarters for
the First Regiment band.
Ex-Sheriff Brookshire is getting
along quite well at the hospital and
his friends are hopeful of bis speedy re
covery. . ,
W. T. Herritage has resumed his du
ties in the government printing office
at Washington, being located now in
the first division of the main building
of the office.
R. H. McCracken was accidentally
caught by the bellows in the new organ
of the First Baptist church yesterday.
He was quickly released from a dan-
generous position by timely assistance
of Ferdinand Dunkley.
Dr. McBrayer yesterday gave a favor
able report of the condition of J. E.
Joyner, who was shot Tuesday even
ing. Rev. L. W. Penley will preach to
morrow night, June 9, at 8:30 o'clock at
the Riverside Methodist church. The
services will continue each night dur
ing the week. The public invited.
.'Natt Atkinson's Sons company, real
estate dealers, have sold for Henry M.
Brown his attractive residence on
Montford avenue to Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Rorison of this city, who will at once
take possession.
"See Sign of the Book."
It is time to select your HAMMOCKS
We have a complete line of the durable kind at low price;
see them before deciding; we leave the merit of our values to
your Judgment. Croquet, Base Balls, Golf Clubs and general
sporting line.
Phone 354. ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 20 s-Main st-
The TP. A iTLT rT7r ttc A T "ROAiD &TTr5"ft Aw tlA 4 a a IUaK
(money can buy, and on this wheel you get the Eagle Mechanically Joined! frame
Ani4 T11 HnH -w-T .T.i f 41 i . , . -i
ELAGcLE. Cheaper (Eagles, from $25 up. Come in and see them.
ASHEY1LLB CYCLE CO.,
Phone 228.
Nos. 18 and 20 Church st.
Get pur
price on
Hay, Grain
and
Mill Feed.
H C.cJohnson Co.
Phone 188. 39 Patton Ave.
W. A, BLAIR
. J, MACKEY S
Lawn Swings - Hammocks
Croquet - Base Ball Goods
New Books - - Stat ionery - - News
AndpWQ' Roolc .fnpoQ38 patt a
- - . V M 2g Main g-
Three Imporfanf
Reasons
Best Results, Most Courteous
Treatment, Prompt Service are
the three reasons why your laun
dry work should come to the
Ash eville Sfcam
Laundry
43 W. College street. Tel. 95.
(
Little Senorita Gracia Peza, daughter
of the ipoet Peza, who has been called
"the Longfellow of Mexico." and is one
of the country's distinguished men, Is
in the city. She accompanies one of
the missionaries attending the confer
ence.
Emmet Gudger was among the class
at the state university graduating June
Mr. Gudger took highest honor the
distinction of cum laudio. Miss Kath-
erine Gudger graduated on the same
day at Richmond, and was class prophet.
The body of Arthur Stokely arrived
here on the midnight train, and fun
eral services will be held at the resi
dence of his parents, 176 Merrimon ave
nue, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The
pallbearers will be Charles Nichols,
Jas. Perry, Irving Long, Roy !Rankin,
Perry Cobb, Elmer Ownbey, Hubert
Gudger and Baxter Henderson.
WHO TOLD YOU SO?
Asparaeus, Cucumbers. Tnrmtn
reas nome grown), Peppers,
String Beans,- New Potatoes,
Spring Onions, Cabbage,
Sweet Potatoes, Summer Squash.
Old Onions, Mustard Greens,
Strawberries, Oranees.
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys and Ducks.
Hi mm Lindsey. 450rs- ala stret on onmon
wk-rwy Car Line Phone No 200
Lettuce,
Radishes,
Turnip Greens,
Beets,
Spinach,
bananas,
Class in Shorthand.
The Asheville School of Stenography
and Typewriting -will commence its
summer class on Monday, June 10. Also
special class with special terms for
school children, to commence on same
day.
Persons wishing further information
of either of these classes will please call
oa or before the tenth inst., at class
roam, Sondley hldg., corner Pattern ave
nue and Church St., or telephone Miss
Emmanuel. Telephone 394. (Mail
Inquiries receive prompt attention.
The exhibition of the work of the
students of the Asheville Academy of
Pine Arts and School of Manual Train
ing will be held in the old Library
building, beginning June 12, and con
tinuing: until June 15. The hours will
be 4 to 9 p. m., refreshments toeing
served daily. Tickets are 25 cents each
and are on sale at Carmichael's, the
Paragon, Theobold's, T. C. Smith's,
Wlngood's, and all book stores.
i 'nmHsammmti m i i in wm
10 NORTH COURT SQUARE?
Paint Your Roof !
With Woodbury's
Rubber Elastic
Roofing Paint
Old roofs can be preserved and put in
water tight condition for years if given
in time a coat of our roof paint. It will
not crack or peel. We are agents for
Carey's Magnesia Flexible Cement Roo
ing. Sold by the
Woodbury Coal Co.
s
BLAIR & MACKEY
UNDERTAKERS
45 Patton Ave: (up stairs).
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Telephone 193.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
New York, June 6. Georgia bankers to
the number of 93 arrived here to-day ot
steamers from Norfolk, Va.
Memphis, June 6. In a letter to a friend
here. Jim Scanlan. the Pittsburg middle
weight, says he will probably never entei
the ring again.
New York. June 6. The Consolidate!
Tobacco Company, incorporated in Neil
Jersey on Wednesday, was formally or
ganized in this city to-day.
Atlanta, Ga., June 6. The Rev rr tt
H. Kerfoot, corresponding secretary c!
.ne baptist Home Mission Board is erit.
icaJly ill at his home in this city.
the BEST FLOUR,
oiltmore Patent
8ells at 65.
AsTiiieIce&coaiV
1887lfeli,M. "ij
. "lyOI
Best Anthracite and Jellico ft
and Wood. 101
Phone 40. H. T. COLLINS,
Zimmerman
Whitehead,
Dealers in
Choice Native and
western Meat .
Phone 4. City Marktt
"Don 't Worry
about where to buy fresh
Sts- We buy only tie
of animals and our cuts are hJ
and tender. mc
Call or Send
for what you want. We hT h
All orders promptly filled.
w. M. mil a Co.,
-
Phone
Lrndcn, June 6. It is said that nn
cminaticn of the hull of the Shamrock II.
ik'ws that no injury was suffered thr.
In consequence of the recent accident.
Bfrrrinprham. Ala., June C A specia.
from Tuscaloosa. Ala., says: PhysiciarM
trc-nonnre Governor Samford extreme!
:il. His family have been telegraphed for
"Washington. June fi'. The President to
day made a large number of appointments
to the regular army, among them Fitz
hvgh Lep. Jr., to be first lieutenant in ths
cavalry arm.
''MONARCH''
Cigars worth smoking at Rlomb erg's.
Telephone 133.
M'PEERSON & MOORE,
U
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Tin and slate roofing, Guttering
and Cornice Work. Repairs of
Jill kinds usually done in a first
ilass Tin Shop promptly attend d
to. Steel Ranges, Fire Bricks,
Fire Clay and Tile Pipe for roof
Irains always on hand.
45 College Street.
CLASS DAY.
Program Rendered at Normal and
Collegriate Institute Last N erht.
A 'large class assembled at the Normal
and Collegiate institute last evening to
witness the class day exercises. The
urogram:
Class yell in the hall. Seniors march in
smgmg Come Seniors, come.
Address of welcome .. ..Miss Sue Reesei
Essay "No Steps Backward1."
Miss Allene Drake.
Class History Miss Emma F.Ijake
Piano duet
Misses Allene Drake and 'Lillian Powers.
Recitation "Mark Twain and the Inter
viewer.
Miss Lula Chambers.
'Essay "The Pan American Exposition"
Miss Lizzie Boyd.
The E?rpositor
Miss Florence Bradford.
Vocal Solo "Tit for Tat."
Miss Frances Moore.
Class Prophesy .. .. Miss Ha'ttie Howie!
Class song The class
Motion p
Mrs. Senator Foraker says:
OSTEOPATHY
will do more for chronic diseases than
any o'ther system."
C. M. CASE, M. D. D. O.
Drhumor Block.
The comfort of lidimr denends on the
care with which the running parts have
oeen put together.
These wheels are made to Insure rid
ing comfort today and are of durable
material to make certain, long, pleas-
J M. Hearn& Co
64 Patton avenue. Opposite post office
i viuiiliiuj( aoi'u cons'cienuousiy, and
i with much pleasure we reccommend to
our readers Paln-KiTler. Wp snoot
from experiemice when we say that it
removes pain as If by magic, and is one
of the best medicines in use for diar
rhoea. It is supplied both internally
&nd externally, and none who have used
it wouiu willingly Ibe without it in
their homes. Avoid substitutes, there
is but one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis'.
Price 25c atod 50c.
I Men's
! 3hoes I
that fit as no others do, a shoe 5
that once worn makes yau always
S want them. Price $4.00.
BRICK.
Fire, Red, Repressed, Sidewalk
and building Brick for sale ty the
THE ASHEVILLE BRICK & TILE CO.,
Office No. 10 Library Bldg.
Cleveland. June P. Smafor M. A. Han
r.a has been arcipted a colonel on tM
ofTirial staff of onra Rassieur. com-mnrrlf.r...v-l-!(f
Cf )e Grand Army ci
the rie;.ubKc.
Vir-krbrrc. Mi.-- . 6. Ten person?
ff7 :;vrr,T. rfr --r:ciiply. in a heaO
otm"! r-!i:c:-rn i c!w.-.-t- tv-o Mississippi val
ley nassrnrcr trains this morning north
of Vir ixshurg.
London. Jur-P ".-"Tl'1 Ch'.npse Govern
ny t." savs th F'-anrai correspondent
of the Daily Frrrrcc. "has ordered thai
bonds 1- epnrcd fcr the payment of thf
indemnity."' ;
Berlin. June Tl-p Hamburger ccrre-
p-orn-r.t puMirhes a diratch from Th(
Hgue. asserting tv.nt fhe Arbitratior
C-urt yesterday hold a pcret session ro-
garclirg the war in South Africa.
Milwaukee, "V7fs., June 6. The Pah"
Browing Comranv suffered a loss hv firf
to-night to the cxttnt cf between $15Q.m
and J2C-O.0CO. fuPy covered fcy insurance
One man was killed during the prosres
of the fire.
Bill & SHEPPiSD,
16 Court Square, J
Any one wishing to put steam
heat in their building could do go
beftter than iut In a
HARRISBURG BOILER
iBut you must hare experienced
workmen to do the work, and we
are confident that we can please
you.
Ball & Sbeppard.
TELEPHONE NO. 83.
Havana. Ji-ip
Hons from V,;'-'
Piatt srerrirrrt v;
h.--irg trars-laifd
o official inptr',7"
'or regarding thf
frrive1. They ar
will !e gent to th
Dr. A, Stauffer
VETERINARY
SURGEON, . .
Graduate of Germany.
Office : Chambers &
Weaver's Livery stable
rnone 18
-uhan Constitutlcrjal Convention to
morrow,
Jacksonville, via.. June fi. Thf mm.
ner"s jury hnldina- the inquest ever the
hnriy of jarnes MaA Ulster. who was
killed in the housn rf T H. West voctjp!
day n'ternrnr,. adiournnd to-night till to
morrow, without rmohing- a verdict.
All Dairy Products.
D, . AHIU. rv it
Leave your orders for ice at 20 N. ! . U1C ,vlllK- "V-.Team, DUTter
court square, or Telephone No. 121. and cream cheese delivered
Tickets can 0e procured from wagons ; promptly. Order b"V mail
w m HILLSIDE DAIRY, .
Ice Delivery Company.' EmrnaP, O,
The nicest line of bakye' and I
IE children's slippers caoi (be found! E
is at ... - MV-r.fi
Spangenb erg's,
L" ' Court square.
m 5 -wi. A 'M , k.
The French
Broad Press
are just now opening a
fine line of box papers in
assorted colors. 'See their
window display." We are
headquarters for photo
supplies. Picture frames
and framing : a specialty.
33-34 Patton A v .
Nw York. June fi. At the months
meeting to-day of he hoard of mannsrers
rf fhp .Vmnr BiM Sooietv. thp T r- t
IT. Wrasrsr. of Newman. Ga.. was appoint
ed a rer-irs acrrnt to work avion tvc
colored population of the Southern States!
Nov York. June fi. The winning r,t
Horp-ist at to 1. was the feature nf th.
rai-a at Oravesend to-day. He made
most of thp running in the sppond t-o
and lasted Inrp enough to win by a hea.1
In a hard drive from Bluff. Landry h?3
the mount.
Now York. June 6.-T)ip otmncv
jTichtmpr ciroles to-niqrht was rlearM hv
Mie arrnai m i'ew York of W Tyi
Duncan. Jr.. from Nr-wrort witi,
formation that the Ccnstitu t inn ttt oi'l 1 v.
ready for the trial rocs with the Colum-
oia witnm two v-ceks.
New York. June fi rj(v-,r rrr
herland. known to th Ame-'-an taSe os
George XV. Thomn?on "Fr;,t,0L r
Elks." Is dead in Brooklyn from blood
no'sorfn.H-. following an AnT-n ;.-,w, r.t
h -- - i - v. . . ix uuil Ills
and. Funeral pervs vril h held to-
uiT(.w. ie was born in New York cltv
In 38?6. y
; oo 0. aumn street. Phone .06.
Carl Schultz,
The Dyer, Chemical .Cleaner and Furrier,
Will Dye For You!
'Clean your gajiments, Alter your gar
meats, Repair your garments-let then
be of silk, woolen, mixed, or fur of uj
kind.
SAWDUST . . .
Nice, clean Sawdust for
hcrse bedding floor oack
ing, etc, for sale bv the1
. . j
Asneville Dray Company,
R. M. Ramsey, Mgr.
Office No. l, West Court
Square. Phone 223-
Ask Mr. ley
About your
Kodak.
He Knows,
THE - - -
9iyffj00r& OUTFITTER
' jggg" ASHEVILLE. Kl-C.!, T
Extraordinary Values in Clothing J
1 have taken out of my regular stock all small lots
of suits and placed them on the Bargain Counter
at the following Cut Prices: .
$W.OO Salts at $6 48 $12.50 Salts at $8.68
$15 00 Suits at $9.98 $18 and $20 Salts at $13.98
Many of the?e suits are cf this season's make, but only
one and two suits of a lot. Alterations are Extra.
Phone 78.
11 Patton avenue.
- gJ! . ! 1 ! . !l
Tenderfoot
Comfopf:
Is what we call our well
shaped, well made shoes.
Our HAN AN SHOES at
from $2.75 to $6.oo are
made to fit the
shrpe of the footinstead of pinching and distorting
it. Qur shoes are not only handsome and elegant,
but look well andwear well-two splendid qualities!
Haberdashery
and Shoes.
18 Pali on Avenue.
Courtney,
BOERS SURPRISED AND ROUTED".
etorin. Ffr-"" t
Colonel Wilson. w'b ?in Tf.
LL?' routed 400
man J. . ' COm
LnIIIy bJok? floi. leaving
Mid I all, IJjelr .wajrons And-supplies in-
UT,. ' loss of the latter was
wiw "iea and fifteen wounded.
Beyers' main enmmn n? orT,nj
the. scene soon after the. engagement,
um. s cuautuic
fn a eniM-nU. . ... w
ft "piMes, xseyers was tnus lef t prac
If Its...
m tender. Juicy eteak, ale
roast; something good to fry or
game of any kind that you watt
you will always find the best
MIKE LUTZ.
Photo 754. City Market.
Dbnl Accept a Substitute !
When you ask for Cascarets he
sure you set the genuine Taar
" CJ V- IO
Candy Cathartfc! Don't arrPnf
fraudulent substitutes, invitations or
counterfeits! Genuine tablets stamp
ed C. C. C. Never sold in buiK.
All druggists, ioc
Pop Fine
Values...
In Wash Goods of all
kinds, White and Printed,
from 5c to 40c per yard,
call cn
H . Redwood Co
i i inMT
Try a Gazette "Want" ad.