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u&t . ... . .. . . . VOL. 'm'.NO. 94. OESTRBIGHER Gommencement and J- Graduating Gowns For These Purposes We Are Showirig in White Goods: : FREHGirGlllFFQIlS 45 Iiiesiiifeprices' 45 to 90c. : " T :-f' " ' """" PARIS MOUSLIIIS 2 yards wide, prices 35c to $1.50 Yard. 0R6AIIDIES 2 yards wide, prices 25, 35, 50, 60, 75-1.25 PERSIAN LAV, 30 inches wide, prices 12:1-2 to 60c. FRENCH LAWNS From 25 to 50c .We aho have a full line ot Laces and Apliques jjanid Ribbons suitable for Trimming, : 5tPatt6ri; Avenue, For .windows and doors. Don't be troubaed with the "pesky fly" but have your house screened and bar their--entrance. Screens cost but a little and are a source of much comfort in summer time. Asheville Hardware Go ON THE SQUARE. nyou are undecided where to v have your photograph! made ask the advice of some f i iend who his had an art school educa tion. s . BROCK & KOONCE, The Fhbtoiftpaphers. 59 South Main Street. r ' The I. X. li. Department Store AS SIMPLE AS A B C. " , Bigger values loWer .prtees, , nerwfr novelties, .larger,' varieties, stronger leaders is what It means to buy of The I X L. This Is a lesson that hundreds have learned with proflka and. pleasure in the school of exper'once. - The I. X. L. Department Store Phone 197, . . 22 Patton Ave. Spring Onions 6c bunch,'. 3 , for 10c, Head Lettuce 5c bunch, ;Curley Letiuce 2 for Be. , HIRAM LINDSET. ja Phones 173 and 200., V; for: sale SEVEN room; house", modern .convent iences; 1 , minutes' walk from - Court square, nice neighborhood ,at-'-'& low Price. Rents $17.50. iiaQTrninnur r.ii UUUtl UlUllUI w w u If We Have it it is the BEST. Fly ' Screens Before buying.-or renting Real Estate in or'-, around -Asheville, call on.or aaaress, '"7-v - r. a :-:-,p ry. : BRADFORD 10 Paragon Building..' . " REAL E3TATD AGENTS.. REPUBLICAN i-nTrnnnn ul . RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED r O - OHIO CONVENTION YES- :- ' ' - - ' -J TERDAYv-rf"; - ";;-&;a:ir;:'iSf:' , - , - " i" " j Administration 1 Approves. V : Philippine "PoliCvl A? FEELING'REFEHENCS : TO PRESIDENT M'KINLEY . -' ' ' I'' . :- CONGRESS COMMENDED FOR CHI- NESE bti.t, iT nwBiT iwvoTW NESE PII-LIBERAL PENSION . POIilGY PAVOREI MISCHIEVOTjal ' COMBINATIONS SHOULD BE RE- . PRESSED. Cleveland, Ohio, May 28. The repub- I LHiruni lican etate ctoQTailttoa re-assem)bled P"83- ; V, -V this .mnmintr j, ' No Questi on now presstog tfor.atten- .this morning. The reports of the com-.tion can of ater importance thai mittees on credentials, rules' and. order, that which concerns the relative: ;of of (business were submitted aiid adopt- capital and labor and wf pledge Quir ed' .; . v '' , , . , selVes to the protection of theses issro I 'The- report maWng' General Charles classes of avilization . We. .welcome the ' H. Grosvenor permanent chairman and ta -f - , continuing the rest of the temporary nltZiSSl oreandzations w c,aa xxtuJ; and Profitablir employed tn adding, to Governor Nash Brentea Gne '5 venor the latter receStved an ovation and sooke l "General Dick, chairman of the- comr mittee :or resblutions, then read his re- port. He wad-cheered as he proceeded, especially on the references to Roose- velt. Hanna, Porater . and Governor Nash, On hia motion the resolutiona were adopted I vh niaTfnm, i ita'A.iM ffiat death ZJfZZ iKinley. In this connection it stales: h-Wte-ly rnfeed the. chief factor f our latter, industrial ; growith, career of commercial : expansion.. : His confidence and .security, prompted frk- uiZ:, -r iL JL.. , cirvrbcai advntas -in Lmmlai . !fwA.--.wh-n?. MAiipiiimtt.ff: 'ia'rUcJ'xnU 'iAsZrtrvre-u- neon and nlaeed ou? coWrv- in thVtlon 01 princtples we favored a renewal peopl our copry jn tfij the -wisff iprwisions by which th van of the forces tfbr. civilization aind unrestrWted lmam&ration of Chinese humanity. ... 'has been prevented, and we now com- The platform cordially endorsed Pres- rmend -congress for re-enacting the Chi ident Roosevelt's, pledge to carry for- nese exclusion law, thus ensuring con- ward McKinley's plans,and President tlnued protection to American labor Roosevelt's administration is thorough- : from Chinese immigration." ly approved. A high compliment is; The resolutions favor a continuance paid him personally. He is spoken of of the lSberal pension policy inaugu as representing "a civic patrlottismj of rated by the republican party; advo the highest type," and the destinies of cate the extension of the postal rural the country are regarded as safe to his , free delivery service herever its ex . . tension may be justified;' recommends 7m: i v ftQ substantial and uninterrupted increase The tla!tform then deals with stale L ,. , issues, and Governor Nash's adminis tration is endorsed. - The resolution warmly commends Senators Foraker and Hanna and en dorses the record of the republican con gresses, ''especially those since the in auguration of William McKinley." "We deem it especially proper," ithe platform continues, "Thaltthe repub licans of Ohio, the state of Wiliiami Mc Klnley, at this time to call attention to the general prosperity which followed his first election ito the presidency. A -protective tariff law was quickly pas sed and the gold standard firmly es tablished. From a condition of great business depression and unexampled (suffering among those dependent upon our. industries, the resultt-of democratic free trade, (the country quickly .passed to a state of great business activity and universal prosperity, the most remark able in the history of . the world. All are now employed and all wages have advanced more than before1 yknown. Farm products Waver doubled ini - value and earnings and savings have large ly increased. The, products of the farm, the forests, the, mines, the' shops and factories, nttt only supply the imarvea ously increased' home demand, tout have permanently placed' the United States .at Ithe. head of the world's exporting Filter all water now. .Use .the natural stone filter; it is the safest And most perfect filter made. Tliey are in stock now. J. H. rLaw, 35 Patton avenue. " - - fflLAaC9, Oame to us end we will tell you-Just what your eyes need, free odf charge. ; McKeeoi ician 54 Patton avenue, .opposite PostofBce, sand ; rbnt : j. :h EIGHT unfurnished : cottages, from 4 to 8 roomeacht .ranging-in price m $11 to $30 per month. '-All parts of "the - -J1- - - I & WAGNER Phone 823 rr Glasses , -irfTuI;; -Eyes.- nations. Exporta-tloois of the. tnaiau- faoturera now coanstanWy.i excee ;. their importations, a conditiom -never Kiaao'Wii : in' the - ttjptiory . of 'the ' country ;?fiior to i 1897 and 'wir favorable balance trade .has become the greatestnot only-fia th histofytof -nations'. So; great isr ' fthe 5H5; prosperttiy' and so ample tne that the present republieaii: Tlcoaifftesa has been able to redeem party;, pledges by repealing twar rereniies aggregating' $11,000,000 annnaJly, Jthus reducing taxa- tlon to a peace ibasis, while the army of 82em,n?SJ?5 our splendid prosperity, has cora&r and the mere shadow of impending free business; alarm industrial . interests and immediately; diminish the demand' for labor.- , - ' .T" TSSi iwlthout parallel in our iatnnalsi and which will; forever rebound! vto 'X ne credit of an admtoistration which, avoidtog , alliance in its foreign policy has kept steadily to riew the glory of the -American flag, and epreadl of American comtaterce the steadfast sup- port of matmtenanoe of American dodtriaes and y. traditions, and has (wrought for the present , and the ta- ture 111 tne interest of world-wide peace J-??JE!- f, ... , , , t,. . T" .Ljf Capital is the only fruit-of Isdborad could never have existed if labor ha4 aot first existed. Labor 4s the 'superior er COnSiderat3on . .- , :.. ..... , Secure for aabor the consideration H th Jf ne toll&r to create a , healthy pubMc 'opinion on the subject of labor and , the Justice.of.s receiving a full :shpf1 tne. vaJ"e9.lt cre.ates; to Drlng lar 1 in the' adjustment of suchsquest5ioina'a imay csoncern these two great factor ibor ,r JTr Wh wards for Jajbor, ;andiavorrfuch law " wilV harmonize the, interests ofj la J -xne-ouroen oitou. : . Chinese Exclusion.-an our, declara in the strength of the navy and urge legislation that will expedite the con struction of the isthmian canal. "Trusts. We recognise the necessity of co-operation . in order-to meet new conditions in the industrial world, and compete successfully in the wonld's market, but all combinations that Stifle competition, control prices, limit pro duction, or under cut profits or values, and especially when they raise the prices of the necessities of life, are op posed to public policy and-should be repressed with a strong hand.--.Thd re publican (party is the only one ihatthas dealt courageously and honestly . jvith the trust question. , it enacted, early as 1890, a Saw framed by tfoa distin guished statesman, John ' Sherman, to prohibit and punish combinations in restraint of 'trade, the control of ages or the advancement of prices.' This act, framed by a republican 'statesman, passed by a republican1 conjress and signed toy a repxiSblicafi presraent; -has proved helpful in preventing abuses by such combinations where such abuses were found to exist, and is now being vigorously applied by. a republican ad ministration in the prosecution of un lawful combinations. Sulbseqmently to the enactment of this law the demo cratic party obtained control of both v (Continued on 5th page.) Biltmore Butter, 35c pound. Phone 68. ' tf. Private sale household furniture cheap, linoleum, :bedatead, etc. Apply 90 Cumberland avenue after 5:30. r" tf. Soda Water at Grant's Pharmacy, tf Ice cream made: from pure cream only,' to ice , cream soda at Grant's Pharmacy. ' 8710t. Open all night, Raysor'B Drug Store. : Splendid mountain pasture in the Vanderbllt' preserve for cows. 50c per head per month; -Apply Forest Depart rnent Biltmore' Estate. tf HAMMOCK '5 " - , ' -j t Palmer s : Are the ; Best Made:;; : Tou Can Get Them at ; --rr- n Phone t , V26 So. Main S f HESTON PHILIPPINES VOTEJUESOAY iSENATE AGREES TO VOTE THEN ON THE BILL FORTHE GOV ERNMENT OF ISLANDS. J Burrows Spes in Advocacy of the Measure and Quotes Mc Kinley's Expression of Hope NO appropriation FOR WINSTON BUILDING A PRUITL.BSS DISCUSSION OF SIL VER COINAGE IN THE HOUSE QUESTION OF POPULAR ELEC TION OF SENATORS. Washington, May 28. The senate to day agreed to take a vote on the Phil ippines civil government bill and amendments at 4 p. m Tuesday. Sena tor Burrows addressed the senate in advocacy of the measure. He advo cated a continuance of the present course toward the islands,- leaving the future to the future, in. the ultimate hope, as expressed by the late presi dent, that the (Filipinos would come to look back with gratitude to the day when God gave every American arms. Early in. the .session the conference report on the omnibus bill iwaa agreed to. The appropriation of $160,000 for a new building: at Winston-Salem, N. C, was stricken out. The question of the popular electipn of senators was brief ly discussed and went over. Washington, May 28.- The house spent the; day in a fruitless discussion of the financial ruestion based upon the bill to coin the silver bullion In the treasury -into subsidiary, coinage. An amendment .offered by Newlands to make the.aubsldary coinage authorized by the 'bill full legal tender for iail debts puiblic and private, was pending when tne nouse adjourned. Washingtoh," May 28. Speaker Hen ders6n - attended the funerai?: 6f Lord Panncef ote today and by! M$aeslgna llgprsentativealzell sylvania, presided overT the 4elfhera 110ns 01 tne nouse. , A rule for the consideration of the bill to increase the subsidiary silver coinage, which was pending when the house adjourned yesterday, was adop ted 89 to 75. Under its term two hours were allowed for general debate. Mr. Hill (Conn.), -who had charge of the bill, expressed his surprise at the crit icism of the measure indulged in by Mr. Shafroth yesterday. There seemed to be a misunderstanding, he said, as to the scope of the bill. It had nothing to do with the question of the excharig ability or redemption of silver dollars in the Fowler bill. It covered only the subject of subsidiary 'coinage and was so innocent that the minority had not seen fit to attack it in their report. KANSAS REPUBLICANS NOMINATE W. J. BAILEY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S AD MINISTRATION ENTHUSIAS TICALLY ENDORSED. Wffchita, Kani., May 28. The republi can state convention In session here to day nominated W. J. Nailey for gov ernor and endorsed the administration of President Roosevelt. Congressman Long was cheered for fully three minutes when in a speech he declared Roosevelt would be re-nominated im 1904. If brevity's the soul of wit, I do not want that sort. Too well I know there's not a bit Of fun in being short. Three Special ' A nice residence on popular paved street. . . ."" . r , -..'. Two choice bui!ding lots in good neighborhood. . - . - ' V ? -. , at , f . - - f - ' ' --- - ' '', Get the prices and full par ticulars at our office. ' ' ffliie & ;LaParbBi : I -'Exclusive ;'Agerits;.- ; So. 23 Patton Aver1; - 5 Thone" 661 oapa PEOPLE STARVING " AT WQRliiiBbUGE Priest Writes.to Americari Consul-225 JtefugeKeach Fori J De France from Grand Biviere Kennan -and Jacassi Safe Governor Reports from Fort De France. I -v : ' t l Fori de France, May 18. The gov- of eminent Steamer Topaze arrived Jiere this , afternoon from - Grand Riviere, bringing 225 refugees tram that place. About 400 of the inhabitants were left behind. They, will be brought here to morrow, as will also the residents of other towns. r . The priest at Morne Rouge has sent a etter to American Consul Ayme, etat ng that the people " of that place have been slowly starving since May 8. The administration has sent no supplies to them . The. town lies eight miles north of St. Pierre It is situated inland and communication with it has. 'been cut off. The people are living on dried foodstuffs found in the stores;-; Messrs.' Kennan and Jacassi, concerning whose whereabouts considerable anxiety - is felt, are safe at Morne Rouge. Paris, May 28. The governor of Mar tinique, M. L'Herre, cabled from Fort de France, under date of today, May 28 confirming the Associated Press dispatches announcing that a fresh eruption of Mont Peflee occurred during the evening of Monday, May 26. caus ing a great panic at Fort de France. The cinders and scoria, however, the governor added, did not touch the town, falling on the north of the island. Calm is now restored at Fort de Srance. The governor abandoned his 'propos ed - visit to the devastated places on the island owing to torrential fall and rough sea. . Several -craters, the governor further reported, were vomiting thick smoke. Another eruption of Mont Pelee oc curred as the French cruser Tage pass ed St. Pierre recently, resulting in a sudden flow of mud froin the bed of the river Blanche. The- governor concludes that his lat est visit to St Pierre confirms the pre vious reports that the southern por tion of thatctqwn was .apparently de stroyed by an inexplicable phenomena? resembling a frightful hurricane, which swept from nortji to souths The fall Hi: HEwyoRic HAD ESCAPED FROM MECKLEN. BURG JAIL FOUGHT DES PERATELY. White Plains, N. T., May 2&. A ne gro named Lewis Abernathy, alias Bud AJbernathy, an escaped convict from Mecklenburg county prison ,at Char lotte, iNi. C, rwas captured here today. Chief of Police Irwin of Mecklenburg county telegraphed the chief of police here that he believed the fugitive was in hiding with his brother residlngr at White) Plains. Recently a negro stabbed an Italian because he would not give him a cigar, and escaped. The description of the ne gro italied with that of Abernathy. The house of AJbernathy' s brother was watched and the escaped convict was caught trying to crawl through the bushes. He fought desperately and td to draw a razor but it was knocked from his hand with a blow of a policeman's stick. At police headquarters he was iden tified as am escaped convict. He was locked up, awaiting requisition. HENDERSON POSTMASTER 'Washington), May 28. Pryce T. janes was today nominated for postmaster at Henderson, N. C. mmsm fugitive Help Us Keep a We'll admit we can't A secret has been likehed to silence. Why7 .Because you can't talk about it and keep.' it. , We've a secret mow ut cah!t keep' it. Perhaps TOtf "can? Anyway we will en trust It to you. Listen: We are over stocked with MILLINERY AND "RXB ,vBONS. I That's it' in a nutshell. If you will select a hat or a few yards of rib- bon ywe will not quarrel over the price (but give you all you want an$ what you want at wholesale cost. - ' Form DOLLAxa a Tsin. scoria, formed a layer alfo6t -deeo; x ne ; northern part of tin toxm i buried under a 'bed of mud ;It Is im possible to adequately describe the des olation of St. Pierre. . We Can Furnish For the Table And heartily extend to you an invitation to examine our stock. Our designs of cut glass are the very best both in quality and workmanship, and the cutting is carefully executed.. Remember that the value of cut glass lies ahhost wholly in the careful and artistic workmanship displayed in the execution of the design.' Potato Bugs 10, 15 and 35c Pe Box. Grant's Pharmacy Pop Re nf Well located hotel of ' 25 rooms newly paint- 1 ed and papered. f Splendid chance. for ' an experienced party. For part icnl are apply - -to H. F. GRANT & SON Real Estate Agents. 48 Patton Avenue. i. Main. ' ' 1 v v.7 Gut ulass Arthur M.' 'Ftflilfe Ido!np1',"'". Paris Gpcen FOR v n ! i! M t t I -. " ? t ! V. a I -j - 1 t 5 1 j" -i . 1 1 1 if 1 , - 3 f I K - ! i I r r 1 j 4 If It
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