-: s Tuesday THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-JULY is, 1902.
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SI2 Golf Suits Reduced to $5
We have several very handsome golf suits to brown and brown
and green mixed, all wool, the regular price of twhich Is $12. We offer
for $5.
BARGAINS I
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PALAIS ROYAL!
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17 South Mailt Street
For Monday,
Tuesday
and Wednesday.
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All our 18 and 15c Lawns and Dimi
ties in fancj colorings, special Hp
reduced for lUu
All our 10 and 12 t-2c Lawns in
fancy colorings special reduced Qa
for 03U
5000 yards half bleached Sea Cp
Island Domestics JO
72-inch Table Linen the 75c A Qn
kind reduced to. . Tub
3 Cake? of Pure Buttermilk I ft
Soap for lUb
1 Lot of Embroideries worth Cp
10 and 12:; reduced J-
Sale of Silk Waists. All our $5 and
$6 Ladies Silk Waists spec- M QO
ial for.................. UuiJU
Bargain sale of Ladies' Dress Skirts.
Bargiin sale of Ladies' Rainy Day
Skirts.
See our $6 Rainy Dav flQ QQ
Skirts, special OO'UU
Sec our $4 Rainy Day flJ QQ
Skirts, special uZiuU
See our $2.50 Rainy Pay fli FQ
Skirts, special wliQU
One lot of Rainy Dav Skirts, worth
$2. will c ose this lot for sale QQp
davs 00
It will Go to Pieces in a Day op
TwoAttempted Suicide Fol-
lows Spree Pou will Be Norn-
inate Today-Other News.
Special to the Gazette.
Raleigh, July H. Yesterday morning.
while in a highly nervous state in eon
sequence of a protracted debauch, C B.
uwaxua, jr., cut m& throat and in
flicted -wounds on his arms. It is said
today that he will recover.
The state baseball league is on its last
legs. Raleigh played today in. Greens
boro and lost by a score of 8 to 1. Dur
ham was. ordered 'to Newbern but did
not go. It is learned that the team has
disbanded, it is exnerteri th Ipqp-hp
wiM De aissoived in a day or two.
There is no interest in the game since
Wilmington dropped out, and the play
ers nave 'been looking for other jobs.
There is little interest in the congres
sional convention to be held tomorrow .
it win De a ratification meeting, as
there is no opposition to Pou.
Col. A. B. Andrews is back from At
lantic City, much improved in health.
He left today for White Sulphur Springs
to remain a month.
GAPT. JOHNSTON'S WILL
FILED FOR PROBATE
We will oiler our entire line ol Millinery regardless ol cost. Come
and see us. New line Felt Walking Hats. !
Bargains Throughout the Entire. Store
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Leaves Property Approximating $250,
000 in Value.
The will of the late Thomas D. John
ston is on file in the Superior court
clerks office. The property is estimated
to be worth nearly $250,000 and is willed
to his two daughters, Misses Lelia and
S. Eugenia Johnston.
Miss Lelia Male Johnston is made the
co-executor of her father's estate with
Howard B. Carlisle. Miss Eugenia
Johnston being a minor, Capt. W. T,
Weaver is appointed her guardian.
The will bears the date of June 17, 1902.
It was made only six days before Cap
tain Johnston's death.
Among other provisions contained in
the will is one that a etone or marble
monument be erected over the grave of
the late Mrs. Thomas D. Johnston, also
that the estate of the deceased be kept
as nearly as (possible as it is now; that
an appropriation from year to year be
made for improving and building up the
lots owned by the deceased, and now
unimproved, lying on Patton avenue.
IHEWLLE HAS
A BASEBALL TEAM
After many baseball meetings, mucn
lk and resultless planning, the pro-
i in ,lmm1m11 tK -fV11 -flat
ir i none v i . m
about a month baseball iwas not J"-
WAYNESVILLE
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lked by anybody otner man mose
ho play the game lor xne reai enjoy -
lent they get out of it. Enthusiasts,
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Ihi) were always spectators aiu uou
ive much say.
But by degrees an organization oa
iseball players has' been worked up,
nl now, it will surprise many to
kirn Asenvnie nas a tea-ui liil io re
iving challenges from all over the
tte as well as from towns outside.
.. -a 1 1 t- 3
lanager neawooa nas uooiteu mc
lew port team for a game tomorrow.
nes will pitch for the visitors and
lrnette for Asheville.
IJ. A. Nichols had a letter from tne
ugusta, Ga., team a strong one ask-
g for a game with our boys. He
tplied favorably but has not yet had
Ime to get an answer.
Manager Clark of the Brevard team
after a series of six games, three
be played in Brevard and three here,
the challenge is a go, the games
ill be played the latter part of July.
racticing is going on'every day ana
me splendid work is beine done.
irry Redwood saysMhat before the
lason is over he hopes to have a long
ft of victories to the credit of the
sheville boys.
Special to the Gazette.'
Waynesville, N. C, July 14. B.
W. M. Simms, the new Baptist
pastor, preached his first sermon yester
day morning. A large congregation was
present and the discourse greatly en-
In addition to 'being a strong
and forceful speaker. Mr. Simms is a
good mixer, and the Baptist congrega
tion feel that they have found the pas
tor they need.
Children's day was observed at the
Methodist church yesterday morning.
An interesting program was rendered.
There was no Sunday school or preach
ing at the morning hour.
Rev. E. N. Joyner of Columbia, S.C.,
occupied the pulpit at Grace Episcopal
church morning.
There were no services at the Pres
byterian church yesterday, Pastor
Hunt being absent at his Bethel appointment.
Mr. Ederar Parsons, who has been 4
playing ball at Charlotte, is at home.
He will leave tomorrow for iShreveport,
La.
The waterworks dam on Hyatt's
branch has washed away three times
in less than that many weeks. The town
authorities -would perhaps save money
by having a rock or wood dam (built.
Dirt gives way when the storms come.
Every few days some Haywood dem
ocrat come out for Moody. The demo
crats of this county are becoming
more independent each year.
Redwood & Co., donated a hat for each.
When the children "left they wore all
neatly dressed. About $150 has been
raised in various ways.
Miss Jennie Hearn, who was r1;o hit.
ten by a dog recently, has nnt lft
Asheville for treatment, since her fath
er does not deem it nenww9.Tv Th
wound made by the animal biting her is
very slight. J. M wn TTI Tirn -.-r- r
visiting in the north at the 'time of thp
accident to his sister, wired the family
to send his sister away for treatment
immediately. Mr. Hearn, Miss Jennie's
father, answered by wire saying that
there was no cause for alarm
AT THE CASINO
GOVERNMENT'S REFUSAL TO
PAVE GOVERNMENT STREE1
The short strip of street behind the
postoffice, extending from Haywood
street to Patton avenue, known as Gov
ernment street, has not been paved by
the city for the reason that the board
of aldermen were quite confident that
the government would do the work.
After a damef ut iwreparatio-n of proper
specifications aifflfl requirements, papers
were sent to Washington tor the pur
pose of getting an appropriation for
the work. Major Rollins is in receipt
of a communication bearing the un
welcome news that the request will not
be granted. The appropriation, Post
master Rollins says, was recommended
by the secretary of the treasury and the
postoffice department. i.
Chairman Cannon of the appropria
tion committee would not grant the re
quest on the grounds that there was
a law prohibiting such an act by the
government.
)ur Shoes
ppeal to
MISSIONARY MEETING
O. B. Van Horn spoke last evening at
the missionary meeting held at the
Bethel church on Bailey street. Mis
sionary meetings will be continued
throughout the weak. (Rev. J. W.
Moore will speak tonight and Rev. R.
A. Parker tomorrow night. Mr. Van
Horn spoke last evening of the work
being" done in China and Japan. He
said that more money would 'be needed
in the future to promote the missionary
work than had been subscribed in the
pauft.
Was it accidental or meant? Re
ferring to the really good aggregation
of talent Mr. Martin is presenting at
Riverside casino this week. The bum-
biuih umi ever ootained money
under false pretenses would not be
hissed at the casino, for the crowd out
there is good natured; but there is
nothing in the bill this week that would
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ot; msseu anywnere. Not a single "slap
o ljc jy moui trom beginning to end.
The program: ,
inland and Mack, Irish knockabout
comedians.
Grace Mantell, the charming operatic
VOVJttilBX.
bhe is it a vocalist, operatic, and un
doubtedly charming. It cannot he fle
nied that Miss Mantell is what she is
auverusea to De the feature of the
snow. She sings three of Harry Von
xnzer s latest songs in a way that
makes the audience uproariously ask
ior more, sne wears a prettv dress, and
she is good to look at, being, like Little
Buttercup, "a plump and pleasing per
son. :
nayman and Mayman, sinerine- and
taiKing comedians.
A good act. Has new business in it.
.tuny Barlow, the pre-eminent ntpr
tainer.
Billy doubtless means weM.
Everette trio, European acrobats and
equilibrists.
Emphatically the best thing of the
sort ever seen at the casino. This act
is well worth the price of admission.
Take a tip and do not fail to see them
Attendance last night good, even if
tne weather iwas cool .
areful Buyers,
'he linings, the sewine. he ouality
the leather, the general make-up, in
L me Ontsirlc or,, nUa Ko.t tmn
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see will stand the closest scrutiny.
it more than that, the inner.aoles and
enters, the vital parts, though hidden.
e good as those -things you see
sooa that we warrant than. For
aren, women or men's shoes or Ox-
try v. .1 :-iia ,.
Spangenberg,
COURT SQUARE.
TrunlM. 'Mill
ELLER CHILDREN LEAVE
FOR PASTEUR INSTITUTE
The three Eller children, bitten by a
supposed mad dog last Wednesday, left
yesterday afternoon for New x ork
iwherA thev will be treated 4n the Pas
teur Institute; Their father .and a anuy rising im puoiic esteem-nand in
A Story that Bears Repeating;
We have told it often, no doubt, but
we feel that the favorable comment of
our many customers as well as our own
experience, justifies us in repeating the
ract tnat "Clifton" flour possesses
strength above all other flours.
This is a quality which keeps it con-
EXCURSION FROM KNOXV1LLE
Saturday there will be an excursion
run trom ivnoxvilie to Asneviue ana
Hot Springs. Mostly teachers who are
attending the Knoxvdlle summer school
will constitute the 300 or. 400 who will
be on the excursion. The fare to Ashe
ville will be $2 and the fare to Hot
feprings ;tl.oO.
The excursion train will leave Knox-
ville promptly at 7:30 Saturday morn
ing, arriving here at 11:30, central time,
or 12:30 eastern time. Returning the
train will leave here at 7:30 p. m., cen
tral time or 8:30 p. m., eastern time, ar
riving at Knoxville at 11:30 p. m., cen
tral time.
A Browning Anecdote.
In the Coruhill Magazine, in a inte:
est'Ins paper entitled "On a Few Cor.
versa tionalists." the writer tolls r,:
amusing, story of Browning and hot
be iweived certain Cowers from a kidV
who, on being pressed to ;.: ill"
Ev.jrllsh names, shjly confessed tiie
were called "bloody noses.'" I hiv
pened many years ago to Le staying i
a country house when Brawninsr toll
this story iri his inimitable way, ant.
he ended with the following lines.
which I then and there committed to
memory, and which will, I think, inter
est your readers:
I'll deck my love with posies,
I'll cover her with roses;
Should she protest
I'll do my best
To give her bloody noses.
London SDectator.
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H. S. COURTNEY, 18 Patton Ave.
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Toom
ShoulddHave a
Sideboard
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It is not complete without one, and with such very small prices
asked here. You will wonder why you have not bought one before.
They are made of well seasoned oak, highly finished, beveled mirror
$14.50, $18, $25, $27.40 and $50.
For the fine china you should have a
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Splendid China Closet
which we have in square and round corners which shows off the
pretty china to g-ood advantage. The Drices range from
$21 00 to $48.00. .
CHAIRS FOR THE DINING ROOM should be good, comfortable
ones, and there's no such stock of really good chairs ever brought to
Asheville as we show. We have them with seats in cane, cobler,
nd leather at , & ftjj u
75c, $1.00, $1.50 and up to $3.75.
Lubin-Schiller Furniture Co.
16 Patton Avenue, Asheville,
Clocks, Mattings, Porch Shades. Pictures.
Riverside Casino
Vaudeville Every Night
(Except Sunday)
C ARS T HAVE, THE SQUARE
EVERY TEN MINUTES
Curtain Raises 8:40 P. M,
Vladivostok possesses the only crem
atorium that has been erected in the
whole Russian empire.
friend accompanied them. Thomas
Stepp, who was also bitten by the same
doy, left for New York also.
The liberal way in which the Ashe
ville ipeople have responded to the call
for money to send the "unfortunate ones
to New York is worthy of commenda
tion. Hardly was it known that the
victims were liable to the ravages of
the disease, hydrophobia, before sub
scriptions were pouring into the Ga
zette office for the purpose of ; sending
the children o a iplace where they
could be properly cared for. W. R
Patterson, S. T. iDorsett and M. Van
Moore gave the boys a nice suit of
clothes yesterday and John Neely of II.
the public breadpan, as well
It is a quality which dt gjets from
wheat grown orv Kentucky's richest
soil.
All we ask of you is a test. Test our
guarantee. Test our honesty and abil
ity. Test the .completeness and effi
ciency of our mill. Test us in any way,
and we will prove to you that we make
the best flour offered on the market.
BRANSFORD MILLS .
Owensboro, Ky.
The woman who nerer sees a hat she
would rather have bought than the mew
chapeau she is wearing-, is certainly a
rarity.
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I CAPUDINE
Cures Headaches, LaGrippe,
Neuralgia, Etc.
Leaves no bad effects what
a ever. Sold by all druggists
W. E. Rankin. G. J. Williamson.
Ranking Williamson
PRESSING CLUB
Membership $1.00 per month. Re
pairing and cleaning carefully done.
Ladies' work given special attention.
All goods called for and delivered
promptly. Phone 822.
Office Opera House Block.
For Sale: Real Estate.
As receiver of the Western Carolina
bank, I offer for sale the real estate
belonging to said bank in the city of
Asheville named as follows:
Five lots on Woodfln street near the
Oaks hotel.
One house and lot in Doubleday.
One house and lot on Pine street.
One vacant lot on Hill street.
One brick warehouse and lot on South
Main street.
One lot on Haywood street.
Two lots on Buttrick street.
One house and lot on Depot street.
One house and lot on East street.
One house and lot, 416 North Main
street.
Two lots on Poplar street.
For Sale Just outside of the corpor
ate limits, six splendid truck farms in
fine-state of cultivation. No. 1 contains
26.26 acres, No. 2 contains 16.42 acres,
No. 3 contains 21.68 acres, No. 4 con
tains 13.23 acres, No. 6 contains 14.3
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acres, JNO. t contains jlw auress. jh
the last named there is a large dwelling
bouse, with necessary out-houses and
several hundred very choice apple trees
in full bearing. f
In addition to the above I have for
sale several very valuable farms in this
and adjoining counties, upon one oi
which (near the railroad) there are
several thousand vakiable bearing apple
ireee.
All of said property can be purchased
on easy terms and at very low prices.
The titles are good, and if desired ab
stracts will be furnished purchasers.
Persons wishing to buy any of this
property can find me at my office over
the city library-
W. V. JONES,
Receiver of the Western Carolina Bank
Nice fresh Celery 25c touncb, Home
Grown Cabbage 2c pound, Home Grown
Cucumbers 10c dozen. Hiram La nosey,
450 South Main street. Phone 200. City
Market, Phone 173.
Fine large Potatoes $1.00 per bushel,
nice Roasting Bars 15c dozen, fine large
Tomatoes 7Kc pound. Hiram Lindsey,
450 South Main street, Phone 200. City
Market, Phone 173.
Sale
Fop
i i,ooo Acres
Fine Hardwood
Timber.
Beet water power in the State. Apply to
Bass Se Corkran,
Real Estate Agents,
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
NOTICE.
A number of boarders can obtain
board at the Luther House, located 8
miles west of Asheville on the Murphy
oranch of the Southern Railway. The
house is situated one hundred yards
from the station, surrounded by beau
tiful trees, abundance of pure water, In
full view of Mount Pisg-ah. Double
daily mails each way. Depot, Express
office and post office near by. The table
will be supplied with the beat the
country affords. Terms reasonable
Address Mrs. S. J. Luther, Hominy
Creek, N. C. m i
Tte Best Spring Lamb
and Spring Chicken
Lutz Meat Co.
CitylMarket.
one 754.
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Fine large Potatoes $1.00 per bushel,
nice Roasting Ears 15c dozen, line large
Tomatoes 7ftc pound. Hiram Lindsey,
450 South Main street, Phone 200. City
Market, Phone 173. MmSmm