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GLIMPSES OF LIFE IS
THE OLD IIORTH STATE
Floating Items That Sbow
the Trend-of Industrial
and Social Progress, x
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EVENTS OF INTEREST Jj i
THE HAND OF THE SKY
- -gleanings fcrom the Columns
rt)f ijocalPapersfin Various
Towns of the Stat -
Salisbury PythUaw will have tothf
rJm um ttt-pir claim I naving n i
of Iheir fraternity the "smallest Pylhi-
bnifl the world." Major Hertz is the '
gentlemen to whom they refer j-Wheff
niirfeinff -this claim. Tne WBPm:ub
it mr tt: W. Tftrsfett. Jr..
5 fepent last week In Montgomery counfy
; ? In'the lnterest bf this paper and "while
at Star he had the-pleasurS of meeting
Mr. Elvin Bean, son of Attison Bean, a
respected citizen of Montgomery. Mr.
4 'li - Bean is just 21 years of age and whn
standing uon a pair" of scales halancea 1
v them ait an even 55 pounds.
He has
recently mi. cessfully met tne fTious j
tests of the order of rthe Knights of ,
-ytnms,-ai mar, u - - :
fledge? inember of the trder.-Lexing.
null jjusyavcu.
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Another chapter in the Greensboro
: c .marxet nouse irouiDie was. vujwtw. ui-,..i"fwo.. " A vun6u
';r .the.poilce oou'ri Saturday eveng,;.AfheKand-was-,a. .Miaa -Bessie R. Heiner.
' " tx7ui f .aABun0 -'-Rri xt a i. tt..,.
.v, fcra raHth.nt iWwnw ,
! :,T Wolf formerly occupied a 7aH in the l
market, but after a iportion of the reg
ulations had been repealed by thi al
dermen he surrendered his contract and
vacated the stall. He did not cease
selling fih and oysters, however. After
hearing the evidence in the case Mayor
Pro Tern Joyner suspended judgment
upon the payment of costs and the
promise of Wolfe to cease violating
ithe law. Realizing that he could not
buck against; the city government, ;
Wolfe came up this morning, paid his
license tax, gave bond and again took
possession osf a stall j
News-paper reports conflict aw to the
offer o Hon. F. A Palmer to Elon col-
lege. The facts are these. Mr. Pal-
mer offers Elon college $30,000 cash dur
ing 1902, df dt will raise $20,000, first
payment of $20,000 to ibe made by Feb-
ruary 1, if the college raises $12,000 by,
. that time. The $12,000 has already been
. raised, so the college receivee $32,000 in
' cash now. The offer of Mr. Palmer was
made, known about November 1.- The'
college has until next Christmas to
raise the rest of .the $20,000. These facts
- are given your correspondent by j. M
Newman, the chairman of the board of
' trustees. F. A. Olds J . .: .,.jjH
LURED WOMAN TO HER RUIN
But the Law Novv Has Baumgardner
In Its Grip.
Durham, N. C., Feb. 3. U. G. Baum
gardner was arrested in Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon. . He is wanted
here for embezzlement of $400 from
Mrs. J. B. Freeland. He is also want
ed jn , Richmond for stealing $2,1P0
frpjesame woman, and it is he
wfi anted at Alexandria, Va., and
othw .s for similar offenses.
Baumgardner came here little more
than two years ago from Lynchburg,
- ' and during the year that he was in
Durham -was a high roller, driving fast
horse spending much time on the
i - race tracks, gambling and with wom
en. He operated a number of slot
3machines in this city and elsewhere.
'..In connection with the embezzle-V.,-"
fnent and larceny from Mrs. Freeland
.-there is a story of a ruined and wreck
ed home. He boarded with the fam
ily of Mr. Freeland, a prominent busi
ness man. He soon gained the con-
fldence of every member of the fam
ily, and persuaded Mrs. ' Freeland to
put $400 in his business. It was this
money that he is. charged with embezzling.-
.Soon after this he left here with
Mrs. Freeland, who deserted her hus
band. and children and went to Rich
mond. She drew from the bank some
$2,560, which had been deposited in
her- hame by her husband. Soon after
. reaching Richmond Mrs. Freeland was
taken quite ill, and she claims that
Baumgardner went into her trunk and
; Btole $2,100 and left, ! i
-; 1 - 5 From then, about a year ago. Until
. ;now the authorities have been looking
xrfor him in this country and Canada.
--y- True bills for embezzlement in this
- V city and larceny in Richmond' 'ihave
J)een found againsthlni byn thegrami
umi na ai?r mae.xp jace tne tucn-
xnondaUthorlti'es.
.Raleigh, Feb.- 2-A negro convict
v" e&w.r aere is serving
yet to run. He was engaged to marry
JxewiiextWedhlda
-ainoibei;cbafiteS clothes, saw'
his fiancee,, postponed, !the .date Qf jthe
;self, told bis sory,, was giten;a note
to the. gang boss 'and' walked back to
, the .corjtict camp? alonev "v
SmiKFmBmtilvi P-tl r iK
f 'Tj-ikiJ xVa:' V. "Wil:.
rfinnrailire
marriage tnen went; to tne Hornet of
Xtx& Joad upesoV, surrendered him-
. . Salisbury for the killing- of VR JB..
f v Moore at ,thl"shopsJ,at3pencer. Moore
- and ' Fqlgef quarreled. Moore cursed
:t him 'aAdhedatVhimit Is asserted,
?' wftlra' butcher Knlfe- Foigef shot film
.- three. times and; death resulted alinost
' . Instantaneuslyv, A- ubgro who attempt-
m.'h ' ' ".'mi r : W. f
." --"ed'to help Moore was also shot s -
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T ....uu-AtiniMiTcn i : -. " t NOTED SEA FIGHTER, TZ ' - 1 ' ,"'''n;r nn V
Will Have An Aggregate Tonnage of
1,500,000 Tons-
New York, Feb. 3. The Somerset :
Coal company, with $4,000,000 capita
has bewv organized in this city. Tbft J
new complany has, it is announced!!
taken possession of the following propf
owa nnmhriand and
1 1 rni mmnanf. Duncombe mine. Jamr 5
YT T--Tj' , - fc.i fci r--f
priaar uoai company, vaaeiiiaui - j ' "iLi.far"--"-J"
company, Listie Coal compayfPlnjLSIOOCrrfeni
Hill CojjcompaH7rttQClTCol:xnrar . : r s
pany. Tub Hill mine, Chapman. .mineJi VWJJIi, I V 4 ' "
Wilmoth mine, Tttomas inlntfandili ' eaaf thaveahealthy lme witha
. J. " ' clogged up sewer, "l. ;--'--'-r"r?
son creek. 'ftSfcWi r-S5C?i, w s
These propeK-wewer
tire? Baltimore land Ohio railroad,, in
Somerset, county, Pa., and hate anag
gre gate tonnage of 1,500,000 tons."
Officers of the Somerset Coal com
pany arf O. W. Wat$on, president;
J. T. Gardiner, vice presidentandWi
n.; Sharp, treasurer. . Th grei?eral of-
flees ox the company will be located in
New York.
KENEVAL HAS THREE WIVES,
Bigamist, Formerly of Chicago, Is Con
victed In KnoxvUle. -
KnoxTille, Feb. 3. Walter Keneval,
formerly of Chicago, was convicted
Qf bigamy yesterday and sentenced to
10 yearg jn the penitentiary. He has
applied to the Eupreme c
; Keneval the inventor of
court.
the Ken
fval coolcing' rcissl
He is charged with having three
, ;
."T 'h" ,"
of KnOxville, who married Keneval.
about two years ago.
COLLISION ON WEST SHORE.
Express Train and Switch Engine tlon wt hay offered o many I was while his vessel was rxunding her
Crash Eight Injured. timtt to call oft ttsliid let us tell you I self to pieces that he ordered the band
Syracuse, n. y Feb. 3. in a colli-
sion near here between the West I
Shore National express, eastbound. 1
and a switch engine eight persons
were, injured, as follows:
Charles W. Snow, Jackson; Mich.
, William Martin, engineer, seriously.
Samuel Zurbrick, fireman, seriously.
George W. Brown, Lowell, Mass.
J. R. Skinner, New York,
Louisa VanZandt, Syracuse.
E. Andrew Smith, Fayetteville.
S. F. Sherman, Utica.
To Colonize Negroes.
Hastings, la., Feb. 3. A negro from
southern Alabama has been in this
county for the past three days get
ting options on large tracts of the
finest land in Mills county, 5. miles
east of: Taboro. The object of buv
lng so large a quantity of land is to
colonize negroes for farming and gar.
deniner nurtioseR to nift theN vmfT.l.icnmoHO county : bharp iJlunt, ol
w jf F w A. JXKfKA, I
the finest iarms in the county and for
o- ' w v s ci vyx i
some of the land is paying as high as
200 an acre.
Mormon Elders Bring Suit
Lavonia, Ga:, Feb. 3. It is learned
here that on acount of the whipping
of two Mormon elders near here last
December 37 prominent citizens around
here have been sued for $50,000 dam
ages. It . is said that the prosecutors
have the names of many who had
nothing to do with the whipping, and
did not hear of it for some time aftei
itwas done. One is a feeble old man
living 10 miles from the sceae of whip-
ping, who has not been able to be out
at night in years, but who is wealthy,
Broke World's Record.
Waco, Tex., Feb. 3. In the mid-
Winter shoot of the Waco Gun clun
now in progress in this city, Rollo 0.
Heikes, of Toledo, O., broke the
mn.ij0 . . .
worlds record Friday afternoon for
clay pigeon shooting. Shooting from
the 1-yard mark he broke 99 Out of
100 and made a straight run of 89. He
is already the champion.
Thompson Is Confirmed.
wasnington, Feb. 3. The senate
has , confirmed the nomination -Of J. I
Q.: Thompson, to be a postmaster at
TAtskegee;.-AIa.
Tugs Release Stranded Vessel.
f!T Hmitv V T?a1 ZJLJTIi. KJl
weeian stWrhshlrT frir
with dynamite and railroad Iron, he-
lore reportea asnore, near. una, Bhoail
life saving station, N. C, was "pulled
off by tugs last night and is nbw -6s
her way to Norfolk.' '
Nashville Given $600,000,
Washington, Feb.. -3. The commit-
I Ktee on ' public
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i rh mt .rrliW. no nAn r - f -
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Four Suspects Arrested. 4
Lyon, of this county, brought in! yes
terday from - Calhoun Falls four irnen
suspected of the robbery of the Due
West postoffice. They give theirihames
as J. W Cdsey; ot Boston ; - Gus Breeds
I w iiHnpreji ; jo Airora anau wit 1.1
. I Brooksj :of Wilmington, N. C. Ihey
awaiting the -denting
- vw m. TT a A. jl a . n XL1. t
by Postoffice Aeent Oeoree Smfth-s
... t.
McSweeney-Offers Reward. - ? ;
Columma;-S; CvFeDT 3. The : gov-
ernor has offered a reward of $100 for
the f appxllenj6oMFarid conviction! ol
tne party or parties who recently et
fire to and burned the . barn; arid : Qufe
houses ofjrKjSL Barr,-f RockJkWell, -
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ucts on the Omaha markets. He hasPew aern; racK rnarP. 01 aoutnport;
been irivfin the nntinno , onaroi 4 Early Dawn, of Raleigh: Dred Pea-
UllLaL lilbVVyiy; I The late Admiral Kimberlr wa. or: . ; S A -
Pure
e ureal
i
-r'Wf I TW
Wa impure it eeases to
rrr dff othei imp6ritie:from the ritel
organs. What is worse it imparts its
own' poiions to the langs,the kidneys,
the liver, etc, , . v;, -r
Thoseiwith tfch, pure blood Jmow no
ill health. : i ' ' i v
In all of our experience we have never
met anything better than Vinol for tbor-
-OUjhly purifg a
Yinol contain hi a highly concentrated
state just thecleents&iatareneededto
enable thelood p take f romjhestomach
those properties it needs' for enriching
itself' and reconstructing' the body, 1.
also enables the blood to get rid tf ; the"
impuritiesit absorbs front the -different I
TitaLorgans in its circulatory action.
We wishto call you? attention' to the
foUowing letter which'eomes from One of
the many who have been made well bv
the use of Yinol. It is from Miss Gertrude
McGee of Toledo, Ohio, who is a daughter
of the popular proprietor oil ttxe
'BurnettM of that place. Shfcsays:
4For the oast ten vears the irovd health
was to me meaningless. lectors and
their prescriptions jfrere. nnsUccessful as
oeir proorij.iun1jwBr. unsuccessxui as 1
farasthe buildlnie up of iny body adV
th- .ratfnn A? T-r Kioii-i; -i I
eeTrfed. nntif onebriffht dav mvnhftleiM I
P.criWTtooi; hfi? OTIfl
now about fourteen. Jbottles 'and find
that M rabrethan all y bu claimed for it.
For yeais it.rba. been my want io iway
for strengthr-ttoTT have one prayer and
an occasional dollar Scat. Yinol and! am
f eelihg stronger and better every day.' 1
xvmTimU &mtm iZr4A ui I
more about Vinol.;? W T are jSJwaya I
ready to refund to anyone the price I
P1! "Pf T?"?M ,Mjiauwa
- i irn mum .,rA, . i
H.l.PFilFFUrJ
DRUGGIST.
' . To Cure aCold in One Day
rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money U It
taila to cure. B. W. Grove's signature
a on each box. 25c.
SOME ODDLY NAMED MEN.
North Carol iria Boasts of a Numb.:
of Novelties. ; -Raleigh,
Feb. 3j North Carolina has
801116 strangely named residents.
Among these are bink yuick, of
. , y
I000 of Greensboro, and , Pleasant
Skeeter, of Hyde county. But the per-
son with the queerest name is not in
the above list. He is Many Citizens
Carter, of Mecklenburg county. ' The
boy's father, John Carter, says the
boy's mother gave him the name, and
that she saw it In an old newspaper 1
at her home.
The name was the signature to a
political letter.
The Charter Mill.
Columbia, S. C, Feb. 3. The secre-
tar?r of state has issued a commission
- tnG. Mahon & Arnold company -of
reenviUe, which proposes to ; do 'a
general wholesale ;antr3 retail dry goods
and clothing . business on a lanital
stock' of $50,000, A. commiRsinn w
also issued to the fiome Savings-aid
Loan company of ROck Hill, capitalized
at 150,000, Th6 corporators' are A
F. Ruff, Edgar E. Poog and J. S. White.
T,a, tti tt. j '
The Bew ey Hardware company of
Chesterfield, gave notice of the in-
crease of its stock from $10,000 to
$25,000.
HOHENZOLLERN PUNdH.
Majrrelona Drl&lc Iaavlred br Xlitea
n..w. Ti.t .
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In honor or Prince Henry's visit to
the United States to be present at the
launchihg of the kaiser's new yacht
The Only .iUiam,'
I New York, has invented a wondrous
cxmt)0dfrwhich,-,'he' baS named - the
T Hohenzollern punch; - which, be de-l
icjhiw wu
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YorkHeraia: -j
iri i.., K-,t kAa Af a
bclejB, b4ne,;wlJ3e .iiieDrrauennuich
f 1f
six bottles of .Rhine wine, plntlof Rfat .vtaltfe? to those f who expect to
1 wiew-r ? "J v
I :IKrr-and""two..bottles. oietttafnlKriiii;
W is ;iaoj?us" y fanaotr ov"!?. tP6! t ; wcvuresque .iw.jsp.nsan,- poac
fruit to wit, pmeappje, oranges Kand ftc-. ! ' ' "' . " -: 1?
iHervhea one larce
same. six;, potties 01 extra urycaamr
pagiie, ?aiid seryerlta-iwehfyfive per
SOH-V. .- lap imfwuiw ui iv . uozen
Quke 50 per .cent of the property of
England 'is ihfeUred.' : -;
1- savi,w;si-iiwii iixa.jr gai. lac Kmry 'nil r
the politician gets the money'.
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German and lAftci-rci:'-Uiis at he yZJwwv
j6id,tp ; .bllcrn- in tten 6f Cftii'onth
CSF iV- - gjyWW. M-'
tm 1m the Iate A4mirat Klm-
1mrlT Career.
The late Admiral Klmberlr was J o
to Troylf. 1 on 'pril 2, li. H a
when hC-fraslhree years oldfihisf, ra
ther, Dr.tlwiurd S.'kimiKrrr. ufovt J
to' 5hicaga to e. iwsin tWtt that
thftikdmlral entered thet nit v. and
whespi he hrfetired teii. years -ago he hatf
monjF thanr a score of years of sea
y ana nearly as many in active
shoi
a. service, sajrsJJUe---Nwt3jtCT:
llls first crui se was aboara
the sloop Jamestown, which was en-
agediih &pprieising the slave trade
along the African coasts from 1847 to.
1850. 4f-J)elng5roinf
TheTirrades of uassed niidshiDman. mas-
terjand Ileutenarii v and - serving in
many -different parts of the earth ne
was commissioned a lieutenant com
mander in 1SG2 and transferred to Far
ragut's flagship Hartford, on which, he
served until the enq of the. civil war.
After the .war Kdmberly was aboard
ith fitearu frijrate Colorado, flagship of
European station, and in he
and went to
: I - , - j.wv .Kh, e vl- '
M'J&ff
pm 1870 to 1872 he- commanded the
Benicia on the Asiatic coast and later
Jh Canonicus of the north Atlantic
sQuadron, After having been conimis-
sioned a cautain he commanded the
Moaongahela and then the Omaha He
was' on duty at the New York uavy
yard f tohi 18S0' to 1SS3, a member of
the examining, and retiring board in
Washington in 1884-85 and comniau
dant of-Vhe Boston navy yard in ISStx
e'nn while, la. 1884, he had been rhadt
a commodore. On July 20, 1887. ae be
came a rear admiral and hoisted his
Utror th Pr!H flnsrahin in
J? u w.fihp7onmii
aame.year.. It was while he comma
the
md-
ed this fleet, that the negotiations w ith
- tl.S.WjfeM8fe
culty called public attentfou to his
tactfulness a nd abihty. ' f -'
His "vessels were wrecked in the
memorable Apian hurricane, and "the
to, with th
un67y 1 .""t"- , e " ' 7 T.
Nlpsic. were entirely,: destroyed. , It
ori decs: to olay "God Save the Oueen"
as the British' ship- Calliope steamed
ot,t to sea in safetv.
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in all. Admiral Kimberly: served, in
the United States navy for, forty-five
active, years before he retired on April
2, 1892. He last came under public
notice in July of last year,; when be
was appointed a member of the Schley
court of inquiry, but did not serve.
' The Japanese. Wax Tree.
"Japan wax," as it is called, ia ob
tained from a tree Rhus succedanea,
which is found in Japan, China and
throughout the East Indies in general.
In the Japanese language it is called
haje erhaze. The tree commences to
bear fruit when five or six years old
and increases its product every year
till at the age of fifty years a single
tree will; produce 350 to 400 pounds of
berries, from which seventy , to .eighty
pounds of wax can be obtained. .
The wax Is formed in the middle of
the berry, between the skin and , the
seed, like .the pulp of a grapel.:It is
extracted tt boiling the berries-in wa-
ter and allowing, It to ccoL. when the
wax separates from the skin and seed,
sinking to the bottom of the Teasel in
fa solid cake. The specific gravity df
f this wax is .970 and its melting- point?
131 degrees F. It is iirgely tised, ei
ther . alone or mixed with tallow, by
the Chinese in the manufacture of
candles.
This tree should not be confounded
with the "tallow tree" of China, which
-has a pith of solid tallow in all trees
that have fully matured.
Table Talk
Table Talk, Philadelphia, is always
the friend of the housewife with its
Wfl1 suggestions on what to eat and
bw. to prepare it: The ever recurring
ieal time three times a day, three
hundred and sixty-five days in tha
year' a tne years or . one s lire, pr&-
sents one of the moost monotonous and
flexing problems to the housikeep-
er. Yet, people must eat-. Table Talk
brings-with it each monthrsO many new.
ideas in this direction, that the prepar-;
ation. of the daily meals may easily be
come a pleasure Instead of a harden.
Tajble Talk -la full of interesting ar
ticles relating to household manage
ment, and -domestic topics. The Feb-
II 1U W III 94fl III 411 PI VI MM! till III I jir - n
- r-- -,. .7.7
AaT4wrT ATf lJfna
I. "A--Winter scene on a. Southern Plan-
j patton". It vtvidiy desortbes - a hog-
W.ns v v , r096,1!8
amusing and interesting;
excellent art idee are in thila nnniiber"
1 nrhfoh will be eent free on remwv .
1 n - ir '
1 jiiunimtea ana AeicripijTo iSOOXiets
.., - Fre - - ;v ,
..c,The foUowinexceBent; pubIIca.Uons
IprepiaredTby 'the Chicago . &:- North-
I ,jh informiatlbn cqrAained therein i
V,HfArir!tiiJw1 nnotao.,
aoleraao,' Zlfutsbiated, pjoat&se -So-., j
opportunities for Business, postage,
f Sc. . r " ' ; t . : ''iflHff
1 vopper auu iron -a : w nej-e xney are
The -IndiaifThe Nori
tory of the Indian tribes. 500.
; New, Mounted U S. Wall (Majp; 0x54.
iii ; colors. I6c. '" - :- ' .
l A.-tjniaagp & North-western -R'.yj
; - - - - . . , r.. -jt "
(Fifth 'avenue, Chicago.
Thl4fen1atireis en everv bexf the eenoine1
yiXatiyeBrOmO - Ouimne Tablets 1
yeciedy tna ynrea a eoia in one ezsy -
Sunday v Deembep 1 5.
tJars leave public square Daily at !
Vhd ansct Mountain
. t The last car leaves the
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PinelScenepy
YOU GET THE EAR
of the man you want to reach by adver
tisine in the Gazette want columns.
1 Any reasonable want can be filled by
telling the people of Asheville about it
through a -Gazette want ad.
The Gazette want ads are read by so
many ipeople that your ad will find
some one. who wants what you have to
haII. or will sell what you want. The
Gazette' want ads: cost but little.
!ljrYrT IMC rOT TTMNJQ
JrlLxJr 4Jl!i O VUhUIlllJ
mSCBLlBNEOUS .
WANTED Two lady stenographers.
(Etelectic- System and Remington.;
Also lady and gentleman for teachers'
course. Positions out the city. $900.00
and $1020.00. Asheville tBusiness Col
lege, 3rd floor Paragon Building.
LOST Glove (castor), silk lined. Find
er please return to Gazette office'.-. It
WAjNTHD-'-A good "first class fcoach-
awan.. Room on premises. Must 'he
well recommended. Apply to" O. D.
Revell, No. 12 Barnard Building, tt.
WANTED F6ur young men to join me
and rent a furnished-- up-to-date 10
rooni- house, near-car line. - Average
cost' per month won't exceed -$25
-each. An exceptional opportunity.
Address. Liz., Gazette. ;303-3t. "
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1 WANTED The" travellne puouc to
f thit-W;- R. Mlaney has newly
I -. rw.Mt
fitteot UP his house at Democrat, Bun
come county, and . can comfortably,
care' for" all that come his ;way.
298-2w. eod.
ox
ORCMaf--lr '-stop's, pjfe $25 .00 piano,
y. square; tSS.W-S newV. bak cheval bu
reaus, $S.0O; 6 new- .oa .bedsteads,.
' elasa finish1. $4S6: - . woven. wire
springs, $2 -new immtresses $l.fsf
fining chairs-, stool trtitorn. 50 cents;
rockers, $100--, .TvlH; Medd, Auc
5 tioneei. 33 j M&ifr street.. :, : ; t
WAJnDPjlHo attend the igh-t
-School at ehevfn Business Q9Qe.
..;See e tfnoceanent In this issue.
Please(ca41 .
TO IjOAN AND WANTEDwWe ; halve
to- HJan $2,000, also no,(ongopd
, ea4.; estate or approved personal ei
' doreement. .Wa.ntedWe have a WsN
tomer who im tbqy bfOT,vCash ia good
IbusineeV Well eeiablished . Grooerles.
dry, good, wtuiyl See
ua at once about this. Natt Atkinson
IF. XOTJ aaevlkingr fojf' pfpalnter' r a
uaper hanger, cait-ooOl Main St.
We also carry a nice fine 'of urall ,pa
per at lowest prices. Fitzpatrick
v.V :.
por RiEJNT Niee 'new itkni(ltr lrf
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FOR RBNT-HFtne suburbn home near
Biltmore, overlooking Biltmore es
tate. Ten a'preg 'in -. plot, modern
bouse, 10 rooms, with good ibarn and
4 room servant ecjtagev -Situated in
large oak grove with fine lawn, fur
nace heated, hot land, cold Water, bath
etc. Natt Atkinson & Sons' Co., Real
Estate Dealers. -
FOB RENT At Victoria, the finest
suburb of Asheville, on an elevation
commanding superb views, with
grouads laid out by lascape art,d
tect, four new furnished houses, with
electric light and all modern improve
ments. Will be let to approved ten
ants: Address Biltmore Estate, Bilt
more, N. C. 151-tf.
ESTABISHED .BUSINESS FOR SAIH
A live ' mercantile business in fine
location with low rent. Best of rea
sons for selling. Paying; business, so
will not be sacrificed. Party must
have ready money or negotiable pa
per. Apply to N, Gazette office.
160-tf.
BOARDING. ...
BOARDERS WANTED In private
- Jewish family. Pleasant,. rooms and
nice table. Address P. 6. Box 29.
300-lm.
BOARDERS WANTED In a private
family, new house, neatly, furnished,
electric lights, hot baths, joining bed
rooms, northern table, five minutes
walk from square. Address Mrs. W.,
Care Gazette officer v - JSt)-lm-eod.
BOARD Pleasant rooms with board.
One sixty-one, North Main street.
Phone No. 678. MISSES DOUGHTY.
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. ROCK LEDGE Opposite anditorium,
est location in city or business or
I pleasure, sunny rooms, nleasant
home. Rates $1 to J2 per day. Mrs.
L. V. Cole, Prop., 62 Haywood street.
FAIRVIEW, on Sunset drive, now open
for guests; new management; situa
tion ideal for those seeking recupera
tion or rest. Eeverything new, ser
vice first class; open fire places; sun
parlors. Phone 340 for rates. tf.
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