i:
1902.
PAGK
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A
THE DISASTROUS FIRE
OF
WELCOME' FOR ROOSEVELT.
S. C)
mong the Buildings Burned Was the
Sunnyside Sanitarium. Which Was
Hampton Say Carolina's Gates Will
'tbe Thrown Wiae upen.
rninmbia. S. C March 6. General
Wade Hampton has been quite ill re
cently. Yesterday lie took a drive for
Pilled With Northern People, but no first time in a month.
Fined wi He exerted hlmSelf to speak about
Fatalities Are Repoea.,. recent incidents in connection
r tM Viaro I ... t- -j TDc.Qirlt'a-- visit;--t
. a n Mnrfii v.' rate "yy. w;rn.rre8iueuv j.wwov
rlv this mdrning destroyed nine Gbarlecion. General Hampton at first
T?,uLL A gale was blowing at the talked of incidents that led up to the
PICKPOCKETS IN CHURCH.
JJU""i'? . iKrVit un
4tq the. names weo
w"- f i Tin
j rro9t difficulty.
fatalities;. Several people were injur
ort however, in Sunnyside sanitarium,
trouble, which may have given the im
nrrssion that the president would no
L wairnfflA 3n South Carolina, and
then said:
IT.O fl ,mnnir the buildings de- All of that, however, has nothing to
v. nonn H woio i rir with ijw iuibul ixxuuii.?. j. w
Etrnvprt Many uwici " ,
UiMiff I Say U1W. 1 liao
mine ... .v. i -1 . , i . rArOo that
t nrtdition to the sanitarium tue - irom wnax a hiiu ux
..nt.rps were burned: Ly- Charleston and all of Carolina, win
Vinol Will Create
Healthy Appetites-
Unsurpassed as an
Aid to Digestion.
Loss of appetite is extremely distress
ing, furthermore it is dangerous. .
We An not have to tell tou how much
you are missing when you do not enjoy J
what vnn eat. Without food at is im--
possibie to live. ro maiwr "uw .wuou
you eat if that same food is not properly
assimilated and changed into blood, flesh
nnd muscle there is somexmng wroug aim
danger in the way of illness is very apt
to follow.
ii. a R-ernr(ier office
m nail t iiH - l li
and the residences of Mrs. Quash, the
ti a t pt Loomis. A num.-
Misses ruiu u.vi
ber of stables were destroyed.
The financial loss is not large..
Three Minister Are Victimized at
Baptist Tabernacle. -Atlanta;
March 6. A gang of pro
fessional Cpickpocketr, composed of
men and "women, made their appear
ance in the Baptist Tabernacle yester-
day afternoon wniie me iuie cuiiici
ence was holding a session, and before
they left thay succeeded in rifling the
pockets of three ministers ot tne gos
pel. '
v This sacriHgious as wen as ieiom
ous act was partly witnessed by Dr,
Broughton, pastor of . the Tabernacle,
who chanced to see the gang when
they came into the church and when
they robbed one of their victims
Pickpockets are said to do very bold
acts, but it is the first time that ever
a gang of thieves operated in a church
In Atlanta jln the broad daylight and
while religious services' were going on.
SAVANNAH IN DARKNESS.
IF IT
II
u rn ii in
Releifin24to.48.oui" j
Fire Near Power House Destroys the
Wires, Breaking Circuit
Savannah, March 6. Savannah was
shoruded in darkness last night. Save
for those of a very restricted section
of the city, all the electric lights were
.The fundamental principles of ,the
eive the president a royal welcome: good done by our Vimol that we recom
fr, tho nr-ooLrioTit will I mfiTid so stroDely lie in the fact that it is
iue lectyuui .mm, 1 . m
receive in Charleston wUl be, ban- a
some, cordial. -and sincere, inere is i . . . svstem is to give vim and
no city in the whole . country that . f tl e stomach.- It makes that
, i,... rr-rkTs9 I .,..,Ti Mm -TWa TrARi rlTit a. better we!-1 , ,to f.H it enables it to digest
A 1 orp-p receDVlOU W ao a" o- l nuiuu iuuu i'- uig" iiv.v, .
. , , j nyrnv -arii ati I . 1 .Tia fond that is eaten. -
at the home pi majur ------- ,.,Kof fTlo nrPR-PTlt Where Vinol is taken., the elements
ho Are broke out, ana ine sucblo i " """" i:r.- . --- . , k ,K flffi.4 ftll ah.
vuu ... I I ... ' , 11 iV.Ann- nHn 1001100 Lllill ttlO tUUWMUOU m
the house to obtain a better view. . win noi airow any ox tuc , dispersed to ths various parts
ffinao who w&tnessea uie uc- tq mnueitc uiiu m a.ujr - I kw prpthfiv nreneeaea. 'in at i xrt r,nlv wer tti arc lients on
struction of the buildings were Lady tion with ms proposed trip to Charles-1 hich .g necessary to create firm, hard I the, streets dark, but incandescent
Constance Mackenzie And Mrs. mom- ton." bone is tnus ootameu. "-J ligMs ln houses were without current
vvnen aea wnai n "V"' me"1B"rl "aV I The trouble occurred at about 3 : 30
rnninn jmmrrl iTlPlflPTlT nP Sain T. IlLL II U 1 8. ISO JtLrUlCU..
TENNESSEE STILL HIGH.
Southern Will Resume Regular Sched
ules to Asheville Thursday.
Chattanooga, March 6. Rains of yes
terday and last night held the Tennes
see river at a height above the dan
ger' line at this point today, although
a fall of 3 feet since yesterday is
noted. The high waters floated a tres
tle of the Central of Georgia railroad
near Rossville, Ga., but it was saved
by weighting with rails. The trestle
at Head creek, near Sriffln, has been
repaired.
A telegram this morning from Su
perintendent Dodsoh, of the western
division of the Southern railway, who
is in the flooded district personally
eiinprintPTidinz the work of repair,
ontpd that the trains would
fcJ lfe V x
THE PEOPLE'S
National Familyewspaei
New York Tri-Weekly Tribune. ,
Published - Monday and Wednesday
end Friday, is in . reality a fine, freak
every-other-day dally, giving the la teat
news on days of issue, and covering .
news of the other three. ; It oontaina
all important foreign cable news which
TV A TT r rrT TtJTTXTn .
game date, also Domestic ahd FoTelgi
Correspondence, Short stories, Eltgant
Half-tone Illustrations, Humorous
I Items, industrial information. Fashion
'i Notes, Agricultural Matters and com
i preheasive and reliable financial and
Market reports.
We furnish it with THE SEMI
WEEKLY GAZETTE for $2.00 per
year.
6biia all orOjttiB to
THE GAZETTE, Asheville, N. C.
Mm
f nr Cahu,
Effective Oct. 27, 1901,
How Much Money
Do You Want? .
Look over the Gazette want columns
and see if. there are any "money to
inan" nronositions that uit your case.
If you don't find what you want, ask I if J?..
I IOr IX LlirUUgll iX uaicuc yy a-. cv
Mixee
YokviUe ,
Gastonia
Lincolnton
Newton
iUlluau ..""-I v KMitw flfish tissue is found, o'clock, when a fire broke out in xam
has not keen able to .read mucn aoom -"T" ; , 1 L an flnd 0,w ,a9t thP nower house. The Lota of -neonle in this, town want to
the matter, but declared he had no , It a ffoa .money. If they would say so
i , , .1 StTtmiiVU HID CAIUCU wu. .w XI Ct HI CO U1C11CU LUC mito i,uu.. " 1 rs - ' , . ,a
. . . i -l 11 .nnnAAnKla nannla 1 . . ... I I rt rnontf Tl-O Yl f Q I thPV WOulQ
noUDt UEB'T. LllfcJ icayctiouic I -.V.arI nnhinir hut PaOd neaiCU Can xk. r on1 Vio Mirrent XfcflS ""S" - VJCi-0"0 "
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follow. broken.
If you are already i l, you wm nnaxna m,nBtroi. performance was in prog-
3.10 pm
5.00 pm
6.10 Dm
6.55 pm
7 .SO pm
7.50 pm
deeply deplored this incident.
MAUSERS FOR INSURGENTS.
mwywuuuxux.. rvaflTOI. whn t.hfi liehts
XCOa Oil. wuwvv. u
Ship Flyintj 5erman Flag Lands Cargo
on Batangas.
Victoria, B. C, March 6. The Ma
nila American, copies .of which have j bition for work, was sick to hex stomach
iCt Hapti reived, savs it has very and had faint feeling in the morning.
eood reasons for believing that recent- She was persuaded to try Vinol. In two
inm.iv TtrAao-riherl there tk nothinsr in
this world that can compare with Vinol. went out. The show was practically
mtxi Tat.t.5a Gnvfi of Biddeford. Maine. I hrniTAu un. as the eas formed but. a
says she was all run down, she had no poor substitute.
appetite, was urea out, snu uu no m-
find grood. borrowers.
Lots of people want to borrow money
They, too. can find what they want
if thev will ask for it through a Ga
zette want ad. Gazette want adds are
low in price, but high in results.
OIL TANK EXPLODES..
i n 11.. - -t 1 o i
ly a vessel nying iue ucimaj ""o
landed Mauser rifles on the coast of
Batangas for the use of the insurgents.
It is said that the shipment comprised
70 cases, or about 1,400 rifles, with
ammunition.
The vessel was seen hovering about
leave the coast of Mindoro for several days,
n'nottsnnnea at the schedule time to- : finally dropping up to Batangas almost
morrow morning through to Asheville, within cannon shot of Manila and later
schedules would disaDDearing. About the same time a
1H. J., CilAH ivO - - -
be made from that time.
TRIED TO MURDER FA1VIILY.
Rejected Suitors of Italian Girl Go In
For Revenge.
careo of arms was landed. The desti
nation of these weapons, The Ameri
can says, can be readily imagined. The
rifles can be fought in Germany and
Japan for something like $13 Mexican
and they readily command $50 gold on
New Orleans, March 6. Georgie being delivered to the insurgent com
Maretto and Angelo Auzelmo, two ' manders.
young Italians, rejected suitors of 1.-year-old
Annie Ciaccio, visited the Ci
accio home last night and tried - to
murder the family.
The father and mother were stab
bed with , knives and Joe Saragusa. a
visitor, was also wounded. The girl
escaped from her room and hid uncer
the house all night. Neighbors an1
the police discovered the crime today
In view of the" existence of numer
ous recruiting stations in the district
of Manila -itself, The- American be
lieves these importations are serious.
weeks she gained seven pounds. From Blazing Stream Destroys Much Prop-
the first dose she oeganxo ieei Dewer,
and today she is strong and rall and en-
we cordiallv Invite anyone interested
to call upon us for we want every citizen
in thu town to hear all about Vinol, and
to learn why we are so wining xo renraa
erty at Uniontown, Ala.
Uniontown, Ala., March 6. Yester
day afternoon the oil tank or tne
Standard Oil company at this place,
caught fire from some unknown source.
The fire made rapid headway, and
Northbound Passenger Mixed
Chester Lv.6.45aan 8.30 am
7.50 am 10. 28 am
9.20 am 1.35 pm
10.24 am
11. 0d am
11.45 am
Cliffs 12.15 pm
Lenoir ' Ar. 1.00 pm 8.20 pm 10.03 pm
Southbound Passenger Mixed Mixed
Lenoir . Lv. 2.10 pm 6.00 am 2.00 am
2.57 pm 7.50 pm 4.20 an
3.10 pm 8.10 am 4.50 am
3.40 pm 9.55 am
4.28 pm 11.40 am
5.42 pm 2..00 pm
6.47 pm 3.58 pm
8.00 pm fi.Ofl pm
CONNECTIONS.
Chester Southern Ry.. S. A. L.. jid
L. A O.
Yorkvillt S. C. Ar G. Ex'-uaiui.
Gfat-Lunia Southern liy.
.Liiicolnion S. A. L.
'Newton snd Hickory Southern Ry.
Lenoir- BUv ing Hock Stage Liie ani
C. & N. Ry.
Cliffs
Hickory
Newton
Lincolnton
Gastonia
Yorkvillt
Chester
Ar.
. v.. I
.I.KNBOUS.
its cost to anyone not satisfied with the in a short time the tank exploded,
scattering the oil in all directions, l he
burning oil set fire to two nice dwell
ing houses and two negro cabins close
by, which were also totally destroyed.
The compress, which is located next
to the ourning house, also caught fire,
but good work on the part of the vol
untary firemen -put the compress fire
out. Later they succeeded in getting
food we claim it will accomplish.
H.A.PFAFFLI
DRUGGIST.
MANY SHIPS WERE LOST
IN LATE GALE h6 flreuDtor
control.
BOOM OF SLOCP CONDOR FCUMD
NEGRO KILLS AGED WHITE MAN.
wAWin "Pnnils in Denmanshio at
' Asheville Business Couege, 3rd floor,
Paragon. Day or evening classes.
Tuition $1 per week. Improvement
guaranteed.
t .
WANTED Tiwo or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping by young
.man inpnrian ent. Address XYZ. 3t
LOST A bl-ack satin bag, on Chestnut,
between Pine and Merrimon, on Mon
day aJbout noon. Return to 261 Chest
nut, and receive reward.
N' ws M OpioiiS
OF
NATIONAL IMPORTANCE
'WE SUN
A 1 ONE
CONTAINS HOTEL.
GIRL WIFE TRIES TO SUICIDE.
Her Husband, Aged 70, Accused of IH
Treatment.
Newnort News. Va.. March 6. Mrs
mi. i4. t hmid roco-nhlfd n T.iila Turner, the eirl wife of H. T
i ue iiiwei iui ui mo uuuou ( j w
shamble,
large.
Maretto and Auzelmo are at Turner, of Isle of Wight county, who
is about 70 years old, attempted to
commit suicide at the home of her pa
rents here by drinking laudanum.
Physicians were summoned in time to
BATSON BEHIND THE BARS.
Alleged Murderer of the Earl Family i save her life.
Held at New Orleans. j
New Orleans, March 5. Ed Batson,
of Spikard, Mo., who is charged with I
the murder of six members of the Earl
family near Welsh, La., and who waa
recently arrested at Lawrence, Mo.,
crossed the length of Louisiana in
safety last night and in charge of
Sheriff Perkins, of Calcasieu parish,
was safely landed in the parish prison
here. He will stay in New Orleans un
til his trial is called.
Governor Heard is exerting himseli
to give the prisoner adequate protec
tion. Batson still persists that he ia
innocent.
Mrs. Turner, who is not yet 20 years
of age, having been married in 1900,
would not give the reason for her rash
act.
It is understood that her husbanci,
who is quite wealthy, treated her un
kindly, and about six months ago she
This Is Regarded as Further Evidence
tw th III. Fated Warship H?a
All on Board.
He Claims That the Latter Got Knife
and Gun.
Mobile, Ala., March 6. James Jack
son, a negro, who killed John Tucker
at Hamilton's bluff, was captured last
night in this city by the police.
Jackson says he was passing Tuck
er's house when the old man called
him and charged him with stealing a
mandolin. Words were exchanged and
Tucker got a shotgun and knife, and,
vibrio P. C. March 6. The
steamer Queen City, which returned
last evening from a trip along the
woct onast of Vancouver island
hT-w rpnnrtH which eo to prove that gays the negro, tried to cut him
fu, ono vpssoI met with disas- The negro snatched the gun and hit
r thA tap at t eales. In the Tucker on the head, felling him
t,h,tyct rf thA hoom of the ill-fated
furniture. Best of prices paid. For I y u a J""
- sale Three singer sewing machines, I jailv and Sunday, by mail. $8 a year
one organ, soia, ucu-iuuusi
'bureaus, etc. No installment or easy
plan, but the lowest ipriees for cash.
W. H. MEDD, 33 iNorth Mam St.
WANTED At once a salesman and col
lector to take charge of our business
in "Yancey county. The very best ter
ritory and on money making con-
tvaots. The Sinser M'f'g. Co. Ashe-
vtllp TJ C tf
The Sunday Sun
is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper
in the Worid.
Price 5c a copy By mait $2, a jear,
Address THE a UN, iSewYork.
sloop of war Condor on Long Beach
further evidence is produced to show
that the vessel' went to the bottom in
the December storm.
Further north tiwe officers learned of
other wreckage coming ashore, pre
sumably from a sealing schooner,
parents Yesterday, it is said, she re
ceived a letter from her husband
which seemed to unbalance her and
drove her to take the poison.
It is said her husband refused to
provide for her in a suitable manner.
She is a pretty young woman, with a
host of friends here.
He
did not think he had seriously in
jured him, but hastened to a station
and took a train for Mobile.
SITUATION WANTED Boy 16 years
isifl wants work of any kind. Call at
or address Steady r"y at Gazette of
fice tf
Raftsman Drowned Near Greenville.
Greenville, Ala., March 6. Whila
attempting to raft some logs on Pig
eon creek Eben Andrews was drown
ed,, A negre was assisting him. The
water was so swift they tied up the
logs and started to swim ashore. Mr.
Andrews gave out and reaching a tree
clung to it while the negro went for
help. He went down before help ar
rived. His body was recovered and
buried at this place.
To Build Mercy Hospital.
Decatur, Ala., March 6. The La
dies' Benevolent society, of New De
catur, has begun an active campaign
to build & Mercy hospitaL Nearly $1
000 has been raised. The land com
pany donates a" fine lot to be deeded
whn $5,000 cash is on .hand. Winona
council, Junior Order United .Xmeri
, can Mechanics, donated $150 last
night. -
left him and came to the home of her there being pieces of canoes and seal
ing boats. This probably means that
some schooner has had her decks
a wont s Hid thA sealer C. Rand off
the Columbia river. The officers o
the Rand report having seen a lot of
wreckage off the Columbia river, but
this may have been from the little
schooner R. I. Morse, which was blown
up after her crew had been rescued
Pioneer Fish Merchant Dies. I OtheT sealers arriving on tne coast re-
Chicago, March 6. Alfred Booth, port having encountered very severe
who founded the firm of A. Booth & I weather.
Co., in the fish trade, died at his resi-
denoe here today. For two weeks the
patient's arteries have been gradual
ly hardening, and last night it became Will Attempt to Reach Men Imprisoned
practically certain that the end was! In Ingram Basin.
near. The deceased was born in Eng- Telluride, Colo., March 6. A res-
land 74 years ago and came to Chicago cue party has been organized here to
in 1850. The year after the great J attempt to go in to Ingram basm,
fire Mr. Booth began to extend his where seven men are known to have
business, and soon gained control of J been working when the storm cut off
the fish trade of the great lakes. In 1 all communication.
1880 Mr. Booth Tetired from, active
business, leaving his affairs in the
hands of his sons, Alfred E. and W.
Vernon Booth. In 1899 the firm be-
Killing In Lee County, Ala.
Opelika, Ala., March 6. A killing
has occurred on the farm of T. J.
Whatley near Opelika. Sam Matthews
shot Link Dallas. It seems from the
reports that Matthews had had trou
ble with other people's cows eating
his cotton seed., and becoming exasper
ated, shot a cow. Dallas heard the
shot and seeing the trouble, thought
it was his cow and came to the scene
with his shotgun and a quarrel ensued.
Matthews says he did not shoot Dal
las until he had been knocked down
several times. Matthews is now in
the hands of Sheriff Hodge.
IP YOU are looking lor a painter or a
oaoer hanger, call ot SO N'. Main St.
We also carry a nice line of wall pa-
at lowest prices, tatzpairic
per
Bros. Phone 157.
tf
FOR SALE.
RESCUE PARTY FORMED.
Ingram basin is one of the most dan
gerous places " in -winter in the San
Juan country. Many believe that all
the . men have perished in a slide or
came a corporation (A. Booth & Co.), that while they were at work in the
Little Child Burned to Death.
Courtland, Ala., March 6. The 7-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wash Paine, living near here, was so
badly burned Tuesday that she died in
a few hours. The child was out where
washing was being done and was left
alone a short time, and when her
mother' saw her she was a sheet of
flames. Mrs. Paine had her hands bad
ly burned in trying to put out the fire.
It is probable that her hands are ruin
ed for life.
REDUCED RATES
Round trip reduced rates offered b
the Southern Railway for tne following
special occasions:
Un account Mardi Gras, New Orleans,
La., and Mobile, Ala., Feb. 4-llth,.
tickets will be on sale Feb. 4th, to 10th,
inclusive final limit to return Feb. 15th,
except that by payment of 50, cents and
deposit of ticket with joint Agent No
707, Gravier street. New Orleans, La.f
and 51 South Loyall street, Mobile,
Ala., on or before Feb. 15th, an exten
sion of limit will be granted to Feb.
28th. Hate of one first class limited,
one way fare for the round trip. Round
trip rate from Asheville $22.10 to New
Orleans, $18.55 to Mobile.
Account South Carolina Inter-State
and West Indian, Exposition, Charles
ton, S. C, Dec. 1st, 1901, to June isx,
1902. Tickets on sale daily from isov.
SOth to May 31st, 1902, final limit in
which to return June 3rd, 1902, also
tickets on sale daily from Nov. avtn,
to May 31st, 1902, with final limit to
return ten days in addition to date of
sale except that final limit will not ex
ceed June 3rd, 1902. On Tuesdays ana
Tfinrsrlflvs nf each week from Dec. ard,
FOR RENT one y room nwise LTV" 1901, to May 29th, 1902 special low ran
blocks from postoffice, all anoaeru Ucketa gold wltli final limit m
plumlbing; two six room flats wiui j which t0 return 7 days in addition to
ibath, hot and cold waiter, one f.vc"date of sale except that nnai limit iu
not exceed June 3rd, 1902.
FOR SALE-nReady for occupancy an
attractively furnished house in best
location, near Arverside drive, xsew
Vflrk T!.itv. Prive $32,000.00. Address
Machson Bros., 567 Amsterdam Ave.,
New York City. 20-6t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE We will
exchange a desirable store house in
city for city or good surburban prop,
erty. A big bargain can be had in
this. Natt Atkinson Sons Co., Real
Estate Dealers.
FOR RENT.
fomtoleted.. Oliver
r "RAvell No. 12 Barnard Building
tf
w- -Rmrvrrr- Tarsre sunny rooms, furn
ished, for light houseKeepurg.
lJnMa ArMress A. B., Gazette
l easuiiaui-
office, City.
20-6t
with a capital of $5,500,000.
Piggott Guilty of Bigamy.
Denver, Colo., March 6. The jury
in the case of Henry H. Piggott, the
wealthy Philadelphia attorney who
was tried on the charge of bigamy,
has returned a verdict of guilty. The
penalty, is a fineof 1;000 and a sen
tence of 'not' more' lhan two years "in
the penitentiary. A motion for a new
trial was entered.
Death Was Ship's Captain.
Vancouver, B. C, March 6. A small
schooner-rigged vessel was towed in
to Vancouver last night with the bod-ies-o
two. men lashed to it. The ves
sel had been overturnedby- the storm
Monday night and was picked up ear
ly yesterday in the gulf. The names
of the dead men are hot known, and
it is impossible to tell whether or not
more were drowned than the two
whose bodies were found.
tunnel their bunkhouse, filled with pro
visions, had been buried beneath tons
of ' snow and ice. With their snow-
shoes lost, it was impossible for them
to get down. If this is the case, then
they are perishing for lack of food and
shelter. .
The body of John ' R. Powell, who
perished in the slide last Friday, has
been found. Parties are at work open
ing" the trains in order to reach the
places where it is known that bodies
are buried under the show.
S Houston Stands for Re-Election. -
f Atlanta, March $-G. f, Cf oustdii
has '!announcedt himself "a? candidate
for
:'to the general assem-
New Editors for Papers.
Hogansville, Ga., March 6. George
Billinghurst has given up the manage- i
meht of The Headlight to take edito
rial control of the LaGrange Reporter.
Rev. George W. Morgan assumes the '
management and editorial control of
Miss Roosevelt Will Visit Cuba.
Policeman Behind Bars.
Waycross, Ga., March 6. Matt Rob
inson, a policeman, has been arrested
here charged with complicity in the
Plant system car robbery. In default
- 4 Alb
of $500 bond he was placed m jan.
Large quantities of goods were found
hidden in a horse stable at Robinson's
mother-in-law's home, "4 miles from
1- 1 1 .rl
town. Her son says itoomsou yiu
' him $4 to haul the goods there and
bury them.
Alabama 'Tenants Emigrating.
Courtland, -Ala., March 6. The ten
ants, both negro and white, are leav
ing plantations without .notice in large
numbers for' Texas find other,, points.
The round trip rate from Ashevilis
for tickets on sale daily and good to
return until June 3rd, 1902, will W
$13.35. for tickets on sale dally ana gooa
to return ten days -in addition xo aaie
of sale, the round trip rate from Asne-
ville will be $9.80, and for tickets on
sale Tuesdays and Thursdays of each
week, with final limit seven days in au
dition to diate of sale, the round trip
tf Irate from Asheville will ibe $6.65.
. For full Information call on Ticket
1. I a anf Cniiiihai-Yi "RnUwnv onranamy. or
A live meruaumc . I Afl,Hii i n
. . i -r.T kbiit rrr rna- i - ---
location wit" wn i"-- -
sons tor selling. Paying business,
,m va sacrificed. .Tarty musv
have ready money or negotiable pa
FOR RENT Desirable cottages for rent
itTmtnre. S1S.UU to
at
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New York, March 6. Miss Alice J The situation is becoming serious and
Roosevelt, accompanied by Harriet I there wiH be thousands k of 4 acres of
Blaine' Beale, w,ill, It is reported, leave j land uncnlitivated irl" the Courtland val-
Washington Sunday night for Florida
and will sail Tuesday from Port Tam
pa for Havana. They go to visit Gov-
bly from Fulton county.. He will make J The Headlight and will be assisted by ernor Qeneral and Mrs. Wood, and will
ley this year. Owing to ; the prolonged
rainy season there has-been no plow
ing done in this seCtionyet. " 5'
the race 'as a labor (candidate.
DecaturV Ala., frrvites Schlej'. ,
New Decatur, Ala.,' March 6. Admi
ral. W. S. Schley has "been extended
anv invitation by .; Winona, Council No.
3, Junior 'O. U. A. M., to visit Decatur
while on his trirft soutli the .snit
of thisw ?carderl SI la bt ilmd whi yet-
James Tigner.
remain in Cuba two or three weeks. '
New Industry for America.
Allegan, Mieh., March 6 H. T.
Marshall, 'Of Allegan county,-has sold
to Count Carl Kleinstuck 360" acres of
land In Martin township, which vthe
Cincinnati Celebrates Centennial.
Cincinnati,, March 6. The centen
nial of the incorporation of Cincin
nati was celebrated today with appro- the northeastern; Circuit,, sup ject to tne
nriatA JftVerritSteR -.hv the mnnicinal au- 1 Democratic primary. ine;prebeni m
Colonel Charters Announces.
i Dahlonega .Ga., March 6. Golbnel
W. A, Charters of this, place, has 'for
mally " announced himself axandidate
"for re-election as solicitor general of
company- intends putting fiatd " peet thorities, both Vexecutive and legisla; ications ate that Colonel Charters will
beds. This will be an entirely new, 'tive.'.the" chamber 1 of ' commerce' ana thaye no, oppositign,,,
Keep Your Bowels Strong.
Constipation or diarrhoea when
irfinr bowels are out of order. -aS"
parets Candy Cathartic win
.1 n. r toilets
. . (dro o 1 nera act naiuraiiv. vjcuuhh.
Hotel Montreal can avvv, .
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column of this -paper.
BOARDING.
lnlV. -AH driTgsr tr.
rrmr TiwnrS'B OrKpoSlte auditorium
hAst location In city? for business ot
oleasure. 4 Sunny rooms, pleasant
hnmA .Tta'tes $1 to $2 Jfcer day: Mrs.
L. V. Cole, Prop., 62 JIaywood street
It is a common error, of which a vise
man -will beware, to measure the worK
of our neighbor by his conauci
ourselves.
BOARD-1 Pleasant rooms :.,with board
One sixty-one, North Main street,
i Phone No. -678. MISSES DOUGHTY
eod. tf.
After a woman has been married a
few years she looks at young, girls in
wonder tha!t they can find so much to
laugh about. " ...
The flower of the family. Is of ten the
latest to rise.
c- Woman does, not 'enjoy, a funny story
An excellent formula, for chaffed sicm
is wiiifll oarts of glycerine
juice. The lemon - juice should
strained into the glycerine,
out any pulp or eeeds.
-.ke
C" With a Tail.
Th r " with a taif is the t
mark of Cascarets cancy Lai- -Look
for it on the light blue enarr.e;
. C. C iSver sold I'a bu
flrugeists. lor.
whether he will accept. t w
Industry for this country.
other organizations.
unless- there is a man in it.'
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