Aslieville Busmess Directory
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nms for gentlemen. v
giving rooiuo Best Appointments
Wm. Johnston, Jr.
20 Temple Court
Apothecary
.?am TkTlTTO- no.
L. B.
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Wheeler, -tion' Phone
flf Public' Phone 471. . Prescriptions
,0Ur special.
-7ZTtAc Paper Hanging
,,.PiT.T. 26 N. Main. ' Phone 469.
J. K- 1 .- Trfrative painter and
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Paper Hanger Latest de-
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in cuiiai' i" v . - -
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TYTRT CHEAP
-Tt?T :or sale cheap, on College street;
pVrK street, Woocinn street, xiey
:eat and Merrimon avenue, j-
" nnv Co.. R. ' M. Ramsey, Mgr.
rXme Bone and Tallo Co
. TiAne Meal and -
a ' n T rH GRADE FERTILIZERS .
H1U" Pive prompt -attention.
Phone io6. . . -,
rXTcniie Pressing Club
,TTTJiR 'Proprietor.. North
JV0Crt sauare." Phone 389.
C JOIN MY CLUB. . -
tjnnirinff. Dyeing and Tail-
Cleanup. eoTrt fnr and de-
orinf
Jl UI UC1 D .
liit-red.
Phone
rnie Wagon and Horse
AS shoeing Shops
r r WALLACE Proprietor, Lexing
Jv - .Qr,,,p nd Willow street. Man-
Sacturer of Farm, Road and Delivery
wfins Carriage painting and trim-.
wnrse shoeing a epwuwty.
An "ork guaranteed. Phone 326.
Annandale Dairy
Phone 378. ..
superior milk and cream, for those -who
want the beet. Address, , . -J
Tnhnrton. Jr. . 20 Temple Court.
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Barber" "V , v :
n a 17 TT ATjTj BARBER SHOP.
. ttt wnwMAN. Proprietor,-1 Patton
J For a (perfect Hair Cut,
Shave or Shine try the Oak Hall Bar-
tier Shop. ' .z ..
Brownhurst Greenhouses ;
i nnnositP. Oaks Hotel). '" - '
CLEARING SALE We will for the
ia vs sell bedding plants from
on ko ner cent, below the usual
prices.
Cereals
The leading Health F6od to
BILTMORH WHEAT-HEARTS.
Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing
aA Hrtthirar - thoroughly scoured
wr Tvrftjudn. Work done for ladles
ger- .?!Lri -
waists cleans - I
cerience. Work sent for and delivered . I
W.i B. WOOD,- . :
WOOD.
Pi one 556. - -
49 College Street.
Country Produce U Specially.
JS0REG W. DAVIS, naywwa ov. i
Phone 786. I have just cxosea cu-
tract with a southern farmer to keep J
my stock of green groceries complete.
Free.
FREE Swimming . Lessons to Bathers
frp Riwimoaine Bath with Hot
Rhnwr. 25ct Tub Baths. 25c: Tub i
Baths, 25c; Turkish ' Baths, $1.00.
onpn niirhta till 10 o'clock. Turkish
Baths, Haywood street.
For Rent
FOR RENT At $10 per month, a neat
store house near the passenger depot.
Apply to J. B. Bostic Co., Room. no.
Apply
15 Temple Court.
Phone No. 601.
Groceries and Feed
CALMER ft JOHNSON, near Passes- J
vrer depot. Phone 672. Dealers in I
672. Dealers in
Groceries and Peed. We handle the 1
Busy Bee Hams and Breakfast Ba
con. Try our Perfection flour. Prices
the lowest for cash. Prompt" deliv
ery. - :
Hide and Metal House
8. STERNBERG Offlce Phone $3$,
Residence Phone 486. I-pay highest
cash prices for Hides, Metals, Second
Hand Machinery, WooL Purs, ,
"wax and Ginseng. . -
If You Have
Rheui
URIGSOL
the sreat tested and -
endorsed California
Psmwlw will -; Ann
It also cures Liver, Kidney sod
gadder diseases, caused by an. excess of
uric acid. It never fails,: and builds up
toe health and strength, while Wing it -
Bend stamp for book of wonderful cer1;
"ncates. Price, $1- per bottle, v For sale
b7 druggists. If your druggist can not
ppiy you it will be sent prepaid upon
uricsol Chemical Co.9 Lbs Acgeres.Gu
or the r?$?i ili
umar & Rankin Drug Co., Atlanta, (&;
Distributing Agent.
:;; ; livery and Sale Stables" ;
4 -to 47 7N.W Mainland "proprietors of
Manor stables. - We make a specialty
of high class eale horses; Phone 180
Always open. Millard & Lasater.
Jlayery Stable
. - R. OATES, U College street. Fkone
ou. esi equipped id very Stable In
Ashevllle. Well rroomed hanM. en
tarrfagea and reliable drivers. A
MEAT MARKET
LETFORD & FORD have opened up a
mswvmeat maricet at their old stand,
; 339 W; CHaywood . The best of beef.
lamb, mutton, veal, poultry' and
same. - i-none oraers given prompt
attention . none ,181, 339 "WV Hay-
Monumental Granite Works
3. I, BEAN. 103. Patton avenue.- Phone
526. Monumental Marble and Granite
Works. Tablets and Tiles. Estimates
turnlshed on Building . Stone Work.
..-Music House ;
a. PAUL. Proprietor ' 37 South Mam
street. -i Phone 2ti - Gaebler and Kel
ler & Sons Pianos. Sheet Music.
Pianos tuned.
A Full Line
of new and second hand furniture
stoves,. etc., just in, sold, on easy terms.
? BAIRD & RECTOR,
No. 39 North Main Street. , "
J- Footsteps to Success
Follow the footsteps of successful men
and they will lead you straight and
sure to desirable goods goods of
worth and merit goods of reputation,
which always gives the highest satis
faction at J. B. Shope. 57 South Main
street. . . .
FOR RENT
TWO six room cottages, with all mod
ern conveniences on Bailey street,
near Phillip street, . will be completed
.'by the 15th of August. Apply to W.
Q. Wolfe, Monument block, Court
I'lace and Market street.
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For Rent
BEST LOCATED modern cottage "Park
Terrace' 530, new cottages, modern
conveniences at .$20. Three at $15
each, one $12.50, also, a beautiful cot
tage furnished for $55 near in on street
car line. D. S. Watson, 26 South
Main.
All Nervous Disorders
ARE permanently cured by a course in J
ItALSTUN PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Instructions by Miss Cornelison, 3rd
floor Paragon building.
Real Estate and Loans
J. M. CAMPBELL, 9 North Court
Square. Dealer in Real Estate and
Loans. Buys, rents and sells. S room
house at BUtanore for sale. Price
$1,809.00.
Pbone 154- 169 S. Mam St.
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S. J.IHaTlS,
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Glass
d Queen's Ware. Shoes, Dry Goods
ana JNotions.
Willi save von 3S tn as
per cent on every dollar spent -with us.
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OOUVemrs.
NORTHJRN; SO
RESTORE, SO
patton avenue;
era for sou
venirs of s .jfijvffle a6d -lcJnity,
Rhododendron Wood and Leather
tiooda a specialty.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
m. Hi. tAWKJi2N, 571 South Main.
Phone 392. Dealer In Flour, Feed,
Hay and Pine Groceries. Extra qual
ity sweet potatoes. Orders promptly
ueurerca.
Stoner Brothers
CASH STORE, 30 South Main street i
the nlavi m t.
the gplace to make profltaJblft caah
trades. You are invited.
Stone
WHEN YOU need any stone call phone
two rings, or have any stone
worn, excavation, grading steps' or
curbing to set. Ring us and w will
do your work promptly. Remember
our phone, 290 two rings. Respect
fully, H. A. Brown and W. H. Britt.
Steel Ran&res and "FTflatfno.
Stoves
W. A. BOYCH, U South Court Square.
Phone 17. Ten per cent, reduetinn a
all heating stoves for the 'next St
days. We handle, first class ranges.
Oregon's Official Vote.
Salem, Ore.. July 23. The official
vote for governor atthe recent 'elec
tion was as follows: Chamberlain
(Dem.) 41,857; Furnish (Rep.) 41,581;
Hunsaker (Pro.) 4,383; Ryan (Social
ist) 3,771. R. S. Bean, Republican
candidate for supreme court judge, re
ceived, a plurality-of 17,146, the largest
ever given a candidate in Oregon. '
' ,.Gold Going to Europe. . 'J'
7: New ... Yorkr July 23.r-Ladenburg,
Thalman &.Co. announce today the en
gagement of - $500,000 gold for ship;
ment to Paris on Thursday. " " f
" Cholera Decreasing In Manila.
V Manila, July 22; Cholera continues
to decrease in; the city and provinces.
iTbe authorities, think the epidemic ia
'lesandentr 'fWhh:lii
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For the Murder of Englnr VYray Ash-
" ley Cocke" and Tom Lauderdale Pay
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Death Penalty at Greenville, Miss.
Former Raved Like Madman. '
' Greenville, Miss JulySAt 11:41
o'clock this morning Ashley -Cocke and
Tom Lauderdale, the murderers of En
gineer Wray, expiated their crime up
on the gallows. Cocke died cursing
everybody in Greenville and . the of
ficers of the law. Lauderdale, met
his f ate calmly.., . . .
At early dawn great throngs of
people began to arrive in tfie city, and
.by 10 o'clock the place was crowded
to its utmSfct capacity; Sheriff Hunt
had sworn in a large number, of depu
ties, and every precaution was taken
to prevent any possible trouble. Cocke
and Lauderdale; after a good night's
sleep, awoke at 7 o'clock. Breakfast
was offered them, but both declined fc?
eat. v Cocke was visited by Rev.
Cunningham. wKo tried his utmost to
'induce the doomed men to embrace
religion, but all to no purpose.
At 11 o clock the two men "were
brought into the corridors of the jail. I
where, the last farewells were said.
They were then taken to the scaffold,
and in full view of thousands of people
fcoth were hanged..
Lauderdale remained firm and quiet
throughout, but. Cocke raved like a
mad man, cursing everything and
everybody in Grenviile, and finally,
when the black aap was adjusted, he
uttered a fearful oath at the sheriK j
and his deputies. There was no sem
blance of trouble.
, Buried Alive In Clay Pit.
Wauchula, Fla.July 23 M. J. Raul-
erson was buried alive in a clay pit
here. He was working in the clay
pit, and sat down against the bank to
rest. Without warning the banl;
caved in, completely covering him
with 800 or 1,000 pounds of dirt. Work
men soon dug him out, and, while he
was slightly bruised, he will be all
right in a few days.
"Red Bird" Harris Dead.
, Muskogee, I. T., July 23. R. B. Har
ris, known throughout the territory as
"Red jBird" Harris, one of the most
prominent men of the Cherokee Na
tion, is dead at his home -near here.
He was a lawyer, practicing in the
United States courts, and was a broth-
er of Chief Harris, of the Cherokee
Nation. i
Will Speak at Montgomery.
Montgomery, Ala., July 23. An
nouncement is made that former Gov
ernor Joseph ifi. Johnston. win open
his campaign for the nomination fo?
governor with a speech in this city
on Thursday night, July 24. Both
sides are claiming Montgomery county
and promise to fight for it.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Mrs. Jane Hyes Gaige, cousin of the
late President McKinley, is1 dead at
her home in Binghampton, N. Y.,
where she had lived 48 years.
Cardinal Ledochowski, prefect of
the congregation of the propaganda of
the Roman church, died this morning
in Rome after a long illness. Cardinal
Ledochowski was born at Cork, Oct
29, 1822, and was the descendant ol
an illustrious Polish family.
Francis W. J. Hurst, one of the most
prominent members of the New York
Yacht club, and formerly manager ol
the National, line of steamships, is
dead at the home 'of his daughter, Mrs.
J. Borden Harf ma, at Mount Ki s
co, N. Y. -j.
It is statedirimall street that Gen
eral F. V; "Greene resigned- the" res
dency of tbe Asphalt Company ol"
America several weeks ago and that
his resignation was accepted. Accord
ing to The Herald, John M. Mack will
be president of the reorganized com
pany. ' '
General T. J. Wint has been assign
ed to command the second brigade in
North Luzon. 'Gerieral J. M. Lee goes
to Batangas . when General Frankliu
M. Allis is relieved.
.Vatican Appointments.
' Rome, July 23. Besides an apostol
ic delegate for the Philippine islands
the Vatican is preparing to appoint ia
archbishop of Manila, whp will proba
biy be Bishop Sebastian Gebhard Mess
mer (a Swiss), professor of canon la
at the Catholic university in Washing
;tousinfcel8'90.fr Three newi Philippine
dioceses 1 will be created. '' Governor
' Taft n starting for" Naples to visit
Ppmpeii f aid Mount Vesuvius; ex
pressed a;' desire that' the bishop oi
one of the new dioceses be a native o!
the Philippines. Jo Porter has
stajdfOT Parito spend;a,few days
ithere ofe, returning; to Vashingtoa
VWgi'l'''''a?'j'a . - .
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Vne Band from FL'ORO DORA Cigars
'CUB AN OLA", "CREM0" "GEO. W. CHIL DS"or 'JA
are of same value
JHUMMUND NATURAL L EAF. OLD PEACH & HONEY '
STAR'.' GOODI
ISSUES OF NEXT CAMPAIGN
Should Be Tariff, Trusts, Philippines
and Ship Subsidy Says Griggs.
New York, July 23. Congressman
James M. Griggs, of Georgia, chairman
of the Democratic congressional cam
paign committee, who is in this city to
meet other members of his committee,
says the issues of the next campaign
from a Democratic standpoint, shoulc
be the tariff, the trusts, the Philippine
and ship subsidy. -
"I think there is a very good chance','
said he, "for the DemocratsTto-contra
the next house on the issues I -have
named."
Mr. Griggs will meet Lewis Nixon
the chairman of ths finance committee
of the national committee today, and
arrange" with him for the establish
ment of the headquarters of his com
mittee in New York. The committee
will have its home at the Hoffmau
House, beginning Aug. 1. -.
WHITES FLEEING TO COAST.
Barbarous
Acts by the Natives of
Africa.
Lisbon, July 23. The governor of
Zambesi has notified the authorities
of the dispatch of a punitive expedi
tion consisting of 300 hundred J3uro
peans and 700 natives from Cinde for
Barue to suppress the native insur
rection in Angola The natives there
have committed, many barbarous acts
against resident 'Europeans, having de
stroyed . their property and compelled
an exodus of the white population to
the coast- .
Seventy white persons have reach
ed Covo Redondo in a sad plight. They
had traveled 250 miles on foot. Much
anxiety is felt for, the fate of others.
It is reported that a number of traders
who were unable to escape, have beeu
captured by the natives, Twfco cut up
and burned tliMr bodies. A-,.::: : ;
Gold-bilcki purchasers aire Horn eiftexJ
enough! tot -keen' tbe inftTOfaidUEca
from, going out of business -
... Do not try, to , iforce a. parsimonious
iman' into ;do3iQg.:a ; generous act. -
ygars iitltii world !
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as One Tag from E.RICE GREENVILLE:
IICK: or "RA7 OR" Tnhar.r.n.
SHOT WIFE THROUGH HEART.
Mad With Jealousy Harrisburg Steel
worker Commits Double Murder.
Harrisburg, July 23. William Filer,
a steelworker, shot and killed his wife,
Clara Filer, and Harry Bennett, a ma
chinist, today at Steelton, near here.
The Filers and Bennett boarded at;
the same house, and it is alleged that
Filer was jealous of Bennett's atten
tions to his wife. The parties had a
bitter quarrel last night and Filer left
the house. He returned this morning
and shot Bennett, killing him instant
ly. Mrs. Filer ran into the street,
followed by her husband, who shot
her through the heart. She died
while being carried into the house.
The murderer escaped, and is still at
large. - . ;'
Ochs Buys Public Ledger.
Philadelphia, July 23 The Philadel
phia Public Ledger has been purchased
by Adolph S. Ochs from George W.
Childs Drexel and the Drexel estate,
and possession was at once given Mr.
Ochs. The purchase includes all The
Public Ledge estate, comprising about
half a block of improved property on
Chestnut and Sixth, street, facing Jn
diependence iall. The price paid for
it is not made public, but it is stated
on good authority that over $2,250000
was involved in the. transaction.
A GENTLE HINT.
In our style of climate, with its sud
den changes of temperature rain, wind
and sunshine often intermingled in a
single day it is no -wonder that our
children, friends and relatives are so
trennemtto token from na .bv neglected
colds, half the deaths resulting directly
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from this cause.- A (bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup kept about your home
for Immediate use will prevent serious
sickness, a large doctor's bill, and per
haps death, by the use, of three or four
doses . For ouring Consumption, Hem
orrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Croup, or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs, its success la simply wonderful,
as your druggist will tell you. Get a
sample:, bottle free .from Dr. T. C.
Smith's r'drug store. Regular size, 75
cents. Get.Green'a-Special Almanac.
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CKS0N SQUARE" Cigars
NOTICE !
on and after date the cars of the
North Main Street Line
will not run beyond Coleman avenue.
A 20 minute schedule will 'be "operated
and cars will leave the square at 6:40
a. m. and every 20 minutes thereafter,
until 11 p. m.
This change is necessitated owing to ,
the fact that the county convicts in
constructing! a road underneath the
trestle have damaged it to such an ex
tent as to make it dangerous to run
cars over until it is rebuilt.
ASHBVILLE STREET RAILROAD CO.
Ashevllle, July 16, 1902.
Assassin's Victim Dies.
Lexington, Ky., July 23. Jomes
Cockrell, of Breathitt county, who was
brought here from Japkson at 6 p. .er
last night, mortally wounded, died at
6:30 o'clock this morning. He was
shot from the- courthouse window at
Jackson at noon yesterday by an un
known assassin. Friends who accom
panied the wounded man here say
they fear his death will be the signal
for a prolonged and disastrous war
fare. Cockrell was . preparing to
leave Jackson to get out of the feud
when the fatal shots were fired. Ha
was the town marshall of Jackson.
MOTHER
ALWAYS
KEEPS IT
HANDY.
"My mother suffered a long time from
distressing pains and general ill health
due primarily to indigestion," says L.
W. Spalding, Verona, Mo. - "Two years,
ago I got hef to try Kodol. , She grew :
better at once, and now, at the age of
seventy-si, eats anything , she wants,
remarking that she fears no bad effects
as she has her bottle of Kodol handy." ,.
Don't waste time doctoring symptoms.'
Go after the cause,. I your stomach Is ,
sound your iiealth will be good. . Kodol
rests" the stomach and strengthens the'
body by digesting your food. ItisJia
ture's own tonic. At Dr. T. C. Smith's
j Drug Store.
Central Park West, New York,
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- FORCE rOOD CO f : :V
Gentlemen, I think it my duty to write and
tell you: how: 1 appreciate the good quality of
your " FORCE" Breakfast JVxxi I have had ,
stomach trouble for a year and am unable to eat ;
an vthin but ''f FOBCE " and milk. It ia - the '
only solid food;! eat and I never get tired of it
and have gained four pounds. I eat about three
; . packagesa weekIt is better than .any other
food on the market,' and I cannot praise it too ,
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