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SAMS DAYS Saturday and Monday. ; 5c buys a 10c pure linen Hand kerchief, marrow hemmed. . 25c gets 6 pair men's fine socks. 25c gets 4 pair ladies' stockings. 8c gets 12 large hairpins. 4s yard gets best Indigo blue calico. ! 4c yard gets yard -wide Sea Is-, land domestic. 7c yard buys 10c yard cannon cloth. 15c yard buys fine double width Dlaad dress goods. 46 cents buys a double bed sheet worth 55c. 9c buys pillow case worth 12 and 15c. $2.00 buys a fine $2.75 walking skirt. 10c buys a 25c celluloid mounted mirror. 10c buys a 25c fine wire hair, brush. 10c buys a 25c new leather satin or sateen belt. 19c buys ta 39c elastic belt. 3c buys 3 whole quire of fine writing paper. 10c biys paper and envelopes in box worth 15c. 10c yard buys the prettiest flan nelette made. Best bargains and squarest deal .at SUMNER' Saturday and Monday. HUYLER'S This is the name on each box cf Huyler Candy. When you want candy be sure you get the genuine. Go to Pfafflin's Drug Store, Cor. Patton Ave. and Church St. and you will a 1 w a y ergot The Cole Heater is making Life in hundreds of homes and can do the same for yours. It's ta won derfully auick heater and is an economical fuel burner. Cole Heaters $2 to $18. and intermediate iprices. Asheville Hardware Go. On the Square. Phone 87. Asheville, N. C. SOCK BARGAINS No. 1 Fast Black, two pairs for 25c. ; No. 2-Fast Black, three pairs for 25c. I have a few more Elastic Seam Jean Drawers to close at 49c. Sizes: 36,38,40,42. The Toggery Shop H. S. COURTNEY Phone 261. 18Pattot Ave. SUITS MADE TO ORDERS IN A NUTSHELL wo our ebnds as low as any one and sell on a deer margin. Brooms, ,,ontv ivt .Oil. kerosene, per gallon, 12c ; Vlnear. Jbeol per ?n. 20c; Sugar, standard granulated 18 lbs. i nn. hMwn. 20 lbs., for nafr mnri Tier txwnd. lOc; Coffee, Ax- buckles', per pound lie. f THE I X L DEPARTMENT JTORH 22 Patton avenue,- . , .Phone iw. Trv mv tea and offe-andrif you are Blessing & not satisfied I -will refund your money. Hiram LindseyThe Grocer , ; ; JOINT DEBATE at rocky mm THE INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT IN EDGECOMBE AND NASH COUNTIES. Farmers Disappointed by the Holding of the Debate at Night at Rocky Mount. A LARGE AUDIENCE GREETED THE SPEAKERS SENATOR PRITCHARD REPLIES TO EFFORTS BY DEMOCRATS TO HISS HIM DOWN, BY CONTRAST ING THIS TREATMENT OiF HIM WITH TREATMENT ACCORDED TO DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS IN THE COUNTIES OF THE WEST. Special to the Gazette. Rocky Mount, N. C, Sept. 26. Great disappointment was in store ior the re publicans and populists when Senator Pritchard and Mr. Craig arrived here today. It had been planned to nave a day meeting and scores of, Edgecombe and Niash county farmers had come to town to hear the debate their disap pointment may well be Imagined there fore when it was stated by the local coanmittee on arrangements that the meeting would not be held until night. This suited the town democrats all right but it meant that the republican and populist farmers would hayeo return to their homes after coming, a long distance ia the rain. They told Senator Pritchard before leaving, how ever, that the political situation was all right in the,ir sections. The independ ents have arranged to make a" big fight for supremacy in Edgecombe and they give good reason for the faith that is within them. Senator Pritchard expects to speak, in Edgecombeduring the cam? paten. Another splendid audience heard the speakers again tonight.. Every part of the opera house was well filled, a third of those present being; ladies. W. H. Yarborough introduced Senator Pritch ard, and in doing ko referred to the senator's effective and intelligent , ser vices in behalf of the state. This is a BANNER OIL. HEATER. Now is when it is most needed. The Banner- is by all" odds the best; all who use them will tell you so. J. H. Law, 35 Patton avenue. It's Easy to See An opera glass makes it easy to see rtie 8tge and all its surround ings and affords the possessor more pleasure than could be ob tained without , one. We nave tnem in an styles. We test your EYES too, and grind lenses to exactly suit tbem no guess wort, Bang- faction guaranteed. McKee, . Optician 54 Patton avenue. upposrw jr. xperienc It If you have never used one ask your neighbor that has, he will tell you the "Wilson Heater 99 is on the pest Stove Bartti. We have a car load to Select from. W. A. Boyce 11 South Court Square. Money Don't Talk Like that bargain near passenger ae- pot, one 11 room house and one 3 roam house for $950. If this is not Xcheap enough. Apply for a free deedfor it. For rent, choice 6 room cottage m Chestnut street. Nice 7 room house on Haywood street, near In. r , Piatt Atkinson c Sons C04, Teaches democratic stronghold but on the Wholf Senator Pritchard was listened to at tentively. Two or three times ,hisse were heard but the noise was hot ufflf cient to interrupt the senator. Mr. Craig, Senator Pritchard said. had stated at Wilmington, when he had no chance to reply, that he, Mr. Orals; had only consented to appear in tle Asheville ice trust cases after the trust people had agreed to lower prices Sen ator Pritchard said he did not under stand why an ice trust wanted to em ploy counsel when they Had already agreed to lower prices. In reply to Sen ator Pritchard's exposition of his course in this matter Craig Aaid the senator had appeared in the cherry tree and bank cases, but that nobody had ques tioned his right, this seems to be hardly analogous however to Mr. Craig's aci in demurring to 'the law he had helped tp pass. As usual Mr. raig had much to say of the negro. An. incident of an exciting nature came at the conclusion of the debate when Senator Pritchard in his rejoinder began to talk about the act of Mr -Craig's brother in signing the. petition for the appointment of a negro post master. Mr. Craig wanted to Inter rupt. Senator Pritchard said Mr. Craig had had his time and was now trying to play the baby act and he would not allow. .interruption. A lot of people began hissing but Senator Pritchard declared he would not be hissed down. Democratic speakers, he told the people, were treated differently when they went to republican counties in the west. GOVERNOR ORDERS TROOPS TO COLUMBIA COUNTY Wllkesbarre, Sept. 26. The governor, at the request of the sheriff of Colum bia county, ordered troops to that coun ty today to aid the sheriff to maintain order at Centralia colliery, where a mob preventing men from going to work today. General Gobin was di rected to take charge' of the situation there. Gobin said tonight he would send a portion of the Eighth regiment to the scene tomorrow. He did not think the situation serious enough to warrant stationing troops there. The soldiers are merely to assist in making some arrests and return here. PARK CONVENTION WILL BE HELD This Was Decided upon YesteMry by Directors of Park Asso ciation; and a Committee Messrs. Hays, Nichols and Arrangements for the Occassion, The executive committee of the Appa lachian National Park association met yesterday afternoon at 4:30 in the office of the secretary, Dr. C. P. Ambler There were present Mr. Hayes, presi dent of the association, Messrs. Cobb, Rogers, Nichols and Dr. Ambler, sec retary. Mr. Randolph, for the Ashe ville Board of Trade amd Mr. Cutler as an interested party. The (president stat ed that the object of the meeting was the issuance of a call for a convention in the interests of the Appalachian Na tional park. There were read a large number of letters and telegrams in re lation, to the convention, among them letters from the Asheville Board of Trade, Knoxville Chjamlber of Com merce, Raleigh Chamber of commerce, Newport, Tenn., Board of trade, M. V. Richatrds of Washington, Frank Waldo, Boston, Prof. J. A. Holmes, state geologist, J. H. Hayes, Prof. Parker of Charleston, Otto Duebkert, acting forester, Washington, M. B. McSweeney, governor of South Caro lina, J. S. Oarr, Hon. W. R. Day, A. B. Andrews and many others. The fol lowing telegram was received from the Knoxville chamber of commerce: "The chamber of commerce endorses Appalachian convention. Recomimend October 25, at Asheville." After some discussion the following resolution was passed. Moved: That thfl reouest of the Asheville Board of Trade, Knoxville chamber of commerce, Newnxirt chamber of. commerce, and others be complied (with and that a com mittee of three of whom the president CONSOLIDATION OF SOUTHERN SPINNING MD WEAVING MILLS Philadelphia, Sept. 26. A project to consolidate 60 per cent, of , the spinning arid weaving mills in the so uth under the control of a holding cor poration has materialized, and it is announced by one of the managers of the deal that Fries' plan has been adopted by enough" of the southern mills to guarantee the success of the plan. The cash capital involved in the enterprise amounts to $25,000,000. , The largest selection of Golf Goods in the state at Blomberg's Sporting Goods Department, Patton avenue. Cranberries! The large red kind, none nicer You can get them at HESTON'S I Phone 18B. 2d, So. 7 Main. PRESIDENT DOING WELL EAXMI NATION OF SERUM FROM HIS WOUND SHOVY AB SENCE OF DANGEROUS MATTER. He Was Able to Transact Much Official and Routine Business Yesterday. NO APPRECIABLE CHANGE .IN HIS TEMPERATURE THE INFLAMMATION AROUND THE WOUND , .SLOWLY SUBSIDING SECRETARY CORTELYOU AND THE WHITE HOUSE FORCE KEPT BUSY. Washington, Sept. 26. The president transacted a good deal of official and routine business today, although he is still unable to move about without as sistance. H'is , condition tonight con tinues satisfactory. Indianapolis, Sept. 26. With a View to learning whether or not the presi dent is in danger of blood poisoning, Drs. Wynne, Ferguson and Doods, with the three physicians who performed the operation on his leg, today made a microscopic examination of the serum drawn from the leg and alleged there are no traces whatever of dangerous matter. Washington, Sept. 26. Admiral P. IN ASHEVILLE ON OCTOBER 25 was appointed Consisting of Amdler, to Make all Necessary shall be chairman, be appointed to ar range details for the holding of a con vention in Asheville on October 2o, m behalf of 'the Appalachian ' Forest Re serve." The president appointed on the com mittee Mr. Nichols and Dr. Ambler. The secretary was directed to notify the boards of trade of the following cities and to invite their co-aperation Birmingham, Ala., Bristol, Tenn., Atlan ta, Nashville, Memphis, Morristown, Newport, Johnson City, Spartanburg, Greenville, Charlotte, Raleigh, Greens boro, Knoxville, Mayor J. S. Anderson, Newnan. Ga. The meeting then adjourned. When seen by a Gazette reporter late yester day, Dr. Ambler said: "The cdmmittee of three appointed this afternoon is to co-operate with a committee of the board of trade as to all the details of advertising notei ac commodations, railroad rates, etc. A great deal of interest has been aroused by this convention and everything will be done to make it a success. I was directed by the meeting to notify a large number of cities and towns and to in vite their co-operation. Those who are unable to send delegates will be urged to send letters to the convention." It may be of interest to note that senate document 84, being an illustrated report by the secretary of agriculture in relation to the forest reserve and mountains of the Southern Appalachian region, has just been issued and may be obtained by those interested on ap plication to the superintendent of re cords, Washington. For Rent, Special. Well ' built 6-room cottage, 2 miles from court house, mile from car line; fine views, excellent neighbortroodr sta ble and carriage house, good well.' Only $10.00 per month. 7-rocxm dwelling and servant's house 2 miles from city 1-4 mile from car line; nr-nt-ia-,. era ri fm . nastuxe. stable and wiv-AAfc., 3 carriage house, good well and spring. Well adapted for poultry farm or dairy. $17.00 per month to the right party. ; Wilkie & kaBarbe - Real Estate and Renting Agents., . : Phone 661. 23 Patton ave. M. RSxey, surgeon general of the navy, and Dr. Lunar caJleA nnnn thp resi dent this morning. After .their exami nation, Dr. Rixey announced; .that: the condition of the president was satisfac tory. Washington, Sept, 26.-The condition of President Roosevelt's injured limb is considered satisfactory by his physi cians. There has been no annTwInHTo variation in his temperature since yes terday and after the exaatnination of the -wound this morning by Dr.- Rlxey and Dr. Lung, it was announced that the president was progressing favor ably. , The inflammation around the wound is slowly subsiding. Thie morn ing the president sat upon a lounge in his room, read the papers and attended to some executive business. None of the members of the cabinet called before noon and no visitors were admitted to his room. The president is obeying - strictly the instructions of the physicians for absolute rest and quiet, although the inactivity is- exceedingly irksome to him. Much of the time of Secretary Cortelyou and the white house force is employed in explaining to committees' in the places which the president -was to have visited on his western trip the keen regret which the president experienced on being obliged to abandon his journey. To some of these letters the president is giving his personal attention. Dreary, rainy weather outside yesterday and today has in no wise affected the president's spirits and he is cheerful as possible in his enforced confinement. 450 REPORTED KILLED BY CYCLONE IN SICILY Rome, Sept. 26. A cyclone passed over the province of Catania, Island of Sicily, last night. The town of Mod- ca was devastated. It is reported that 450 persons were killed. MEXICAN AND AMERICAN LABORERS IN CONFLICT Austin, Sept. 26. Trouble between Mexican and white laborers at Port Author has resulted in the killing of two men and the wounding of another. Further conflicts are expected, The situation is so .threatening it is proba ble the governor will send troops to the scene. The attorney of Jefferson coun ty today wired the governor asking him if he had requested the president's as- sistance. He replied the state could 1 take care of affairs there. The gov ernor also wired the president , saying heh ad been advised the president had been called on for assistance. He as sured the president that the state could repress any trouble that might arise. Thirty thousand Filipinos have been vaccinated by the Americans. There is not precious or semi precious gem that possesses more beautiful colors than the OPAL We have thousands of them to show you which we nave Just bought at one-half their value and will be glad to give you the benefit of the reduction. OArthur M Field Company Leading Jewelers Cor. Church St. and Patton Ave. Asheville, N. C, 0 Pop Rent Large boarding house on Spruce street, recently repaired and renovated good shade, for $60.00 mdnth. v Jror Sale Beautiful suburban house with 60 acres, .water aud sewerage. i Aston , Ra Wis & Co K 18Ji South Mam Street. v. - r I - - w I LESSENING PUBLIC DEBT SECRETARY SHAW MAKES AN NOUNCEMENT THAT HE WILL PAY 5 PER CENT BONDS OF 1904. Also Information Regarding His Offer of Prepapment of Interest on Other Bonds. SI ORDER FOR CALCULATING THE AMOUNT OF REBATE PREPAYMENT TO BEGIN OCTOBER 1 AND CONTINUE UNTIL NOVElM- wti 30. LOANS THAT ARE CEPTED FROM THE OFFER. EX- Washington, Sept. 26. 'Secretary Shaw today issued the following circu lar, carrying out his announcement olf yesterday regarding the prepayment of the interest on bonds of the United States: "In pursuance of authority contained in section 3699 of the revised statutes of the United States, public notice lis here by given that the interest maturing on several interest dates between an in cluding November 1, 1902, and July 1, 1903, oh the registered and coupon bonds of the United States, will be pre paid with a rebate of two-tenths of one per cent, per month on the amount pre paid under the following conditions: "Owners of registered bonds desiring prepayment must present their bo&ds to the treasurer or some assistant treas urer of the United States, who wtll stamp upon face of the bonds the fact of such prepayment and return themi to the owners with the interest for the papers above mentioned, less the re bate. National banks owning bonds de posited with the treasurer of the United 'States to secure circulation or deposit may obtain prepayment, upon applica tion to the treasurer of the 'United; States. The bonds so heJoV upQfiPwhich interest is prepaid, will betamned' as " above indicated. Coupons maturine- ur- oa the- dae included in this - circular 'may' be presented for- nrehavmpnt at the office of the treasurer of the United States or any assistant treasurer, n (Continued on eighth pae.)v OPENING OF FALL MILLT. NERY AND NOVELTIES on Saturday, September 2 at Mrs. Lon Mitchell's, 12 Church St. Biltmore Fire Wood 'Phone 700. tf Lawn Grass Now is the time to sow lawn grass. ' "Wood's Evergreen Lawn Grass will form a rich, deep green, velvety lawn in a few weeks' time. Price, per quart. 25 cents ; per peck, $1.25. Grant's Pharmacy Clothing for Little Fellows ' The good-enough-for-the-boy idea in clothing is very poor policy. It your child ren's clothing costs a trifle more than.soma; of the cheap STUFF of other shops, it is because it is worth more. No good clothing for boys and children can be had else where for as little money. Blouse Suits, Vester Suits, Russian Blouse Suits, Single and Double Breasted two and . three piece Suits, swell OVer coats. Many, smart and newj ideas for fall and winter. We are pleased when parents drop in just for a look. We Do Merchant Tailoring Phone 78; .It Patton Av. mi 5; I ii i n M i 31 J 4 : '1t 4 1 4:i .0 1 . 1. 3- ' 1 ; .::. V "
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