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jfAGj! 8 sundat THE ASHE VILLE GAZETTE august 3, 1902.
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CITY NEWS
We have just received a ship
ment of
HODGES FIBRE
Carpets and Rugs
This is a beautiful goods
and is what will please you.
We cordially invite you and
your friends to come in and
see this beautiful and durable
goods.
Carpet House.
The Ashevllle. Hardware Company..
Half a mile of the new pipe line has
been laid.' v .
There .were six cases for hearing in
police court yesterday morning.
. Hev. E. K. McLarty 'will preach at
Woolsey Hall at 4 o'clock this after
noon. . "
Miss Celia Johnson of the Halcyon
hospital, Atlanta, is visiting relatives
in the city.
There will be a meeting of the Flower
(Mission Monday afternoon at . Mrs.
Burroughs' at 6 o'clock.
Mr. Bowles ibegan yesterday the erec
tion of a house at' the corner of Char-,
lotte and Clyde streets.
The newly paved portion of Merrimon
avenue was otpened to travel for the
first time yesterday.
There has been an average of 150 ar
rivals in four of the leading hotels of
the city for the past three days.
Cushion Frame Bicycles at Bar-
; v gain Prices y i
In order o introduce these Cushion Frame
Bicycles we are offering them at a considerable
reduction. These bicycles are especially desir
able if one cares anything for comfort. Let us
talk to jou about them.
Phone 228.
18 and 20 Church street.
RTISTIC work is a feat
ure of our frame depart
ment. "We have a choice line of
Mouldings to select from, and
prices will please you .
LEWIS & RILEY,
7 and 9 Patton Ave.
If You Laundered
Your Xdnen Yourself
You Could Not
Handle it More
Carefully
Than We.
To wash it we use abundance
of pure clear water," best soap,
best starch, fine machinery and
skilled labor. Better send us
your next bundle. Our wagon
will call for it any time.
A he vi He
Steam
Laundry
Phone 95
There were fewer cases for hearing
in police court last week than for any
preceding seven days In the past year.
The frame work on the dome of the
new court house has been completed.
It stands' nearly as high as the tower
on the city hall.
It is the intention of the contractors
to start the paving of North Main street
fromi Collegt street for one block north,
tomorow morning.
Beginning Monday there will be a
bowling tournament at the Battery
Park." Already there have been twenty
five entries from among the ladies and
gentlemen who compose the house par
ty at the hotel.
The excursion itrain from Winston
Salem, bearing 250 passengers, returned
to that place last evening. The excur
sionists have been in the city since
Friday afternoon.
The Sharpless heirs, of Philadelphia,
have sold to Mrs. Laura Mustin the
lot at the northeast corner of - Merimon
avenue and Chestnut street. The con
sideration was about $2,000.
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First Lieut, and Battalion Adjutant
Arthur W. Freeman has been detailed
by Col. J. F. Armfield to command the
First Pwegiment Band, relieving Capt.
White G. Smith, quartermaster of the
regiment.
Ashevllle
Cycle
Company
Phone 228.
18 and 20 Church St
ADythiDg For the Bicycle.. '
None but the Be-sf.
We keep nothing but the best in all lines. Nothing
pays better' for the money than
Nutritious Foods
You need just that kind. Give us ycur order and we
prove to you that we know souae of the hest goods
on the market.
HIRAM LINDSEY
450 S. Main St.
Phone 200.
THE QEOC SR
City Market
Phone 800.
Aunt
Where did you -get 1
that big loaf ? Why,
this is :- Peter Kern's i
steam bread. Well, ,
i. the only place you can
geH t ie" down ' there
from v :
D.G.NOLAND
on North Main St,
Phone 151.
lec Us e.very fcns in
line oeiore
our
deciding to Rent or Buy.
J. H. WEAVER CO.
Beat Estate Brokers
45 Patton Ave., Asheville, C
1887
Standard
1902
Fuel
ANTHACITE- Furnace
JELLICO-GrateandgLe
COKE Furnace and stov '
WOOD-Grate and Stove.
Wholesale ana Retail
...PHONE 40...
Astieville Ice and Goal Co.
11 Pttoa arenu.
: Osteopathy.
-. There are many cases of spinal curva
ture, hip joint trouble, lame back and
other lameness that Osteopathy can
cure. Investigate.
C. M. CASK.
Phone 683. 10 Church St.
Oasette "waata" one rent
Gazette "wants" one cent a word.
The largest line imported and Key
West cigars in the city, at Blombergr's
Cigar Store, Patton avenue.
DON'T MISS THE CHANCE.
My stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents'
Furnishings are going rapidly and all
who miss, the big bargains offered here
are standing in their own, light, My
stock consists of nothing but the best
and latest styles. Some and see for
yourself. I. W. GLASBR,
18 S. Main street. tf.
To FARE well go to Woodlawta Cafe.
Ten per cent reduction on all my
sporting goods, Blomberg's Patton ave.
END OF CASE IS
NOT YET IN SIGHT
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A Big Fire
kindled in a few minutes
with a newtoal we have
eotten. The best coal for
cooking
Carolina Coal and
Ice Co
23 Patton Ave
Phone SO.
A New Line
In addition to our complete line of
musical instruments of every descrip
tion, sheet music, etc., we now have the
celebrated STANDARD SEWING MA
CHINES and will carry full line of all
sewing machine supplies. The. "Stand
ard" Is acknowledged to be the fastest
sewer and easiest running machine
tnade, doing the same work, in ten hours
that the "best machine of any other
make will do in twelve, and running
lighter, than any other machine. Sold
on easy payments. Drop In and see
' thetm at . ....
Ashevllle
Music Co.
j; 80 Patton Ave., '
stand by Charles A. Webb.- Mr. Webb
said he recalled one occasion- When he
met Mr. Pulliam in the fall of 1893and
that Mr. Pulliam irupressed him as &
very sick anan. After Pulliam left the
city, Mr. Webb said, that he talked
with his brother Alex, frequently aibrtut
the. disappearance and that in the
course of one conversation Alex. had
told him. that the defendant was crazy 1
and the family had no idea where he
was, although many telegrams had
been sent to places where it was
thought he might be. Later Mr. Webb
proffered his services to Mrs. Pulliam,
who said she at that time realized that
she should not have allowed Mr. Pul
liam to leave the city alone, and that
she would never forgive herself 'for
having done so.
Miss Susan Yeatman testified that she
had known !the defendant for ten .years
and that in 18S3 Mr. Pulllam's manner
indicated that he was morose , and de
pressed. She had also gathered that
this was a fact from the attitude of ther
family towards the defendant. One
morning she had met Mr. Pulliam and
he had remarked that he iwas drunk,
not from drinking whiskey, but from
using morphine. Mr. Pulliam had add
ed the request lor her not ' to tell her
brother as he might arrest him. This
notwithstanding the fact that her
brother was not any way connected
with the police force. '
v W. R. Bearden gave evidence to the
effect that Mr. Pulliam's family lived
in his house in the fall of . 1893. He
knew Mr. Pulliam intimately. "I hve
placed my hands on Mr. Pulliam." said I
Mr. Bearden, "and he would toe cold,
yet ipen&piration would fall from his
finger tips and face. The veins on- his
forehead would stand out like whip
cords, and I have helped to administer
narcotics to him -while he was suffering
one of his spells. The last week, before
he left Mr. Pulliam iwas ibeside himself
with pain.- 'There were -times when ha
did not! seem to grasp the- meaning of
simple questions. He was under the in
fluence of narcotics practically all the
time and I know he was not responsible!
for half of his acts. On' the 30th, the
day he left, I do not 'believe ,he was
able to t determine between, right and
wron." . - - . ", -v
Mr.- Bearden was given - wide latitude
and was allowed to lell his . story and
indulge - in numerous expressions , , of
opinions without interruption; from the.
district "attorney; VOncross-ecicamina
tion Mr.' Hoi ton pressed the witness to
Our
Clearance
Cost Sa le
Din
Shoes,
US
and
Slippers
DOS
Choice Cuts of
Spring karnb,
Prime Beef,
Tender Pork
and Mutton.
Spring Chickens,
& Whitehead
City Market.
For
Meats
HILL'S
fry
'PHONE
66
Is the Talk of the Town.
And the Prices They Are Being Sold at Appeals to Your
Pocketbook For Only a Small Sum.
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Th
Roller Tray Trunks
We have a large shipment in transit
In order to make room for them we
offer our present stoc
At a Reduction.
ostoo Shoe Store
Leadin$ Shoe Firm.
H P FTI? I F Leadin$ Tailor,
1 I 9 1 Ilk. I PHONE 347
I will sell during this month the few colored Suits which I have left
over at a little over cost. This does not include black goods, as I have
only a few suites left, first come will be first served.
We keep Bananas, Lemons, Peaches,
Apples, Cantaloupes, Grapes and Wa
termelpne. Hirann vLindsey, 450 South
Main street, Phone 200. City Market,
Phone 800.
When you want Celery, Eg Plant,
Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Roasting Bars,
TjlTTlfl. "Rfl.n and Pare-lanr -i tt;
OIUJ , gy LKS Xlll OJ1U.
Lindsey's, 450 South Main' street. Phone
zuu. crty Market, Phone 800.
C. W. BROWN
Successor to J. V.Brown & Son.)
Funeral Director
leiepnoneJNfo. 65. 16 Church street.
wuiue upea every nour in the year.
J. H. McGi nnocc
PRACTICAL DYER AND CHEMICAL
CLEANER.
.S ..A sPnd at Short
nfi n Maln street- pboae
AT COST.
Big lot of CLOTHING AT COST.
u. j, uauureu jvien s, jfouths' and Boy
buits at and below cost new stock.
Can gave you from 25 to 50 per cent
Don't get left.
6E0. W. JENKI,
Phone 125.
45 South Main St
Mrs. J. V. Brown. w. a Blilr.
J. J. Mackey.
BROWN, BUIR & CO.
UNDERTAKERS,
fatten Ave. Ud StAkl.
PHONE 193,
ASK
Mr, Ray
ABOUT YOUR
KODAK
HE KNOWS.
A Safe Opportunity
onerea large and small Investors t
participate in profits of responsible
DOOK-maJOng concern. Co-oneration Id
vlted of persons desirous of investing
$50 and upward for purpose of makinl
a book on different tracks. Profit"
have averaged $28.00 monthly on
$100.00. investment. Commercial and
financial reference. S. E. Jackson,
Dowling building, New York.
TJ11 August 24, eod
name some specific act" which justified mands; for, to make advertising pay,
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the conclusion that Mr. Pulliam was
irresponsible, especially iwhen he had
the ability 40 go to the ibank before
leaving and straighten out the bank
books. Mr. Bearden could not recall
any special instance that led to his
conclusions as to the defendant's irre
sponsibility but inferred as much from
! his general demeanor-. The cross-ex-
amination ox. ima wiwiwa 'lwk. a.suiuc-
what humorous turn. Tne district at
torney fired away like this: "So you
may be crazy yourself, Mr. Bearden?"
Mr.' Bearden: "Why, yes;" I might
be."
.. The district attorney: "Well, if you
are crazy, stand aside." ,
E. L. Brown testified that Mr. Pul
liam had once told him that he be
lieved he was going crazy.
Mrs.' Ella S. -McLoud, sister of the
defendant; said" that she had observed
the very greatest' change in her brothn
er, in his manner and conduct. ' This
was noticeable more and (more as time
passed- and he would avoid members 6f
the family.1 ? He looked haggard and
careworn, and he eeemecl to be Buffering
constantly 'K . '
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Topographic Map of Western Norths Carolina
This map how's elevatlo location "of:mo adJ
ipublio roads.'" Moup.ted "bn . praslih convenient for pocket for5;cents. , '
ROGERS' BOOIC STOREV
V, Phone 259
,. r 39 Patton Ave.r
LARGE SPACE ADVERTISING
Every one' who 'has "'met with suc
cess of a" mercantilenaturev tyiii 'read
ily acknowledge th importance of ju
dicious advertiskxg. r - But aow',and thea
we hear it saidby those who :f or the
most part areT unsuccessful - in c' their
business undertakings, that advertising
13 a useless expenaiiure. .persons who.
pxtvress ithemselves- thus,f have k never
given the subject the attention It . de-; ;
it must 'be gone about In a way charac
terized (by all the earnestness, careful
forethought and persistence that the
most important feature of the business
would demand. i
I presume that none will deny that
the best place to carry an advertisement
is in the daily papers. "Whether a large -er
.small space is selected, let it be re-
memlbered that the selection, should be
with a view to a specific purpose. If
the person "believes that a small space
will iserve that purpose, then let him re
memfber further that to reap adequate,
returns his advertisement must be kept -alive
by frequent changes, and must
not ;be carried- tor a few days or .weeks,
but for months. 1 . .
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Those who. areaoquainted . with - the
mame appended to this article, will re
member to have seen small 'space an
nouncements in the Gazette with fre
quent: changes during the past . six"
months, -
The -writer did not expect immediate
and- very lucrative returns' from these;
small-space', announcements ; tout had
expected enough' returns to Justify, the
expense - with am added, profit, , and in
this . he has' not-'' been . disappointed
But these smallspaoe " 'announcements
were carried "wlth a view of preparing
tne .way -for , a ' larger space, ' and . re-
cently. a. larger space.; was 1 contracted :
tor. . Here is where the ; whole ,scheme.
was to ; culminate and the profits to be
realized 4 It ; iwas..noi doubled f ram , the
beginning !that':this-lwould bring' am'
pie returns,, and it didt - . . v 't c
H. S. SHOCKLEIT. ,t
Property Owners
WtMx Tak
e Notice.
If you want a good roof buy
Carey's Cement Burlap
Roofing
far superior to any other roofing
on the market. Guaranteed in
every respect.
V Price $3.00 Per Square
Including paint, cement and nails, or applied to roof for $4.00 per
square, all complete. Woodbury's rubber elastic roofing paint 50c per
square extra. . ,
Por All Tin and Metal Roofs
; Rubber Elastic Roofing Paint,
rGuaranteed to be the best roof paint made.1
pyiGoaI Co
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