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THE ASHEVTLLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
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Tomorrow ami Xoxt Day. we will offer the women of this city and surround-
n country tlie (! rent est Bargains in the following things it has ever been your
pleasure to inspect. The most heautit'ul line of Suits and Skirts we have ever of-"'
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SUITS THAT ALL CLASSES CAN AFFORD TO BUY.
A line of Suits and Skirts that gives us much pleasure to offer you.
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Our Silk Department is Complete. Moire Silk in all shades, $1.50 yd; Messaliue
Silk, all shades, $1.35 yd;Taffeta Silk, all shades, $1.25 yd, guaranteed; Peu de Soie
Hlaek, $l..r0; Heavy Black Satten, .'?( in. wide, $1.50 yd; Suesine Silk, the genuine,
Z shades. 47 1 -2c. yd,
No matter what you are told and no matter who tells it, there fa no geuuine
Suesine Silk unless it hears the Suesino name.
. Remember our Millinery Department. The Dr. Cook and Skidoo Hat.
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FREE
PILE
CURE
Sent to Demonstrate the Merits of
Pyramid rile Cure.
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Wlint It Has Done for Others, It Can
Ho For You.
SURVEY OF STATE
FROM THE CAPITAL
here Were 706 Convicts at the Pen
itentiary Yesterday, the Smallest
Number in 40 Years.
We have testimonials by the hun
dreds showing all stages, kinds and
degrees of piles which have been cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure.
If you could read these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt go to the
nearest drug store and buy a box of
Pyramid Pile Cure at once, price fifty
cents. ,
We do not ask you to do this. Send
us your name and address and we will
send you a trial package by mall free.
We know what the trial package
will do. In many cases it has cured
piks without farther treatment. If It
proves Its value to you order more
from your druggist, at 50c a box. This
Is fair, is It not? Simply All out free
coupon below and mail today.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS V
AT THE STATE FARM
FREE PACKACJE COUPON. 4
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Fill out the blank lines be
low with your name and ad
dress, cut out coupon and mall
to the PYRAMID DRUG CO.,
180 Pyramid BUIg.. Marshall,
Mich. A trial package of the
great Pyramid Pile Cure will
then be sent you at once by
moil, FREE, in plain wrapper.
Name
Street
City and State
Caihvalader-Rocbllng Wedding.
Trenton, N. J., Oft. 21. A wedding
that united two families of great so
rial prominence took place today,
when Miss Emily Koebling, daughter
of Charles Q. RoehlliiK, became the
bride of Kit-hard Met 'all C'adwalader
of Philadelphia. The ceremony took
plucv shortly after the noon hour In
Trinity Episcopal church, the Rev,
Hamilton Schuyler officiating. Many
guests were In attendance from New
York, Philadelphia and other points.
The lirlde Is widely known In New
,lerney for her charitable work and
for her membership on the committee
appointed by Governor Kort to Inquire
into the condition of the blind In thin
slate. Her father Is president of the'
John A. Roebllng Song company, and
Is one of the wealthiest men In New
Jersey.
Mr. I'adwalader. the bridegroom. Is
the sun of Richard i'adwalader, for
merly of Trenton, ami is a member of
a prominent Philadelphia banking
firm. He in a popular clubman and
well known in society.
Good CrowilH Are Attending the 6tat
Fair, and Weather Conditions ,
Could Not Be Better.
Whiii to Hold American Trade.
Berlin, Oct. 21. A committee
headed by Herr Schudekuppe, mana
ger of the export department of the
Herman potash syndicate, left for,
New York today for the purpose of
negotiating direct with the American
fertilizer companies In the hope that
something may lie done to save part
of the American market for the syn
dicati a phoducts. The syndicate
has up to the present time controlled
the potash business of the world, in
asmuch as Germany has a monopoly
of these salts, and it Is now in danger
of losing the whole American market,
amounting to i;u per cent of the ex
port trade, valued at $7,000,000. eith
er to the German mines outside the
syndicate or to members of the syn
dicate h.i contracted heavily with
American fertilizing companies, while
the syndicate was temporarily dis
solved the early part of July.
This season Cecil Spooner, the com
edienne, is to ho seen In a new play,
"The Little Terror," a drama by
Amelia Weed Hoi brook. Miss Hol
brook first saw the story In a maga
zine, and gained the consent of the
author and the publishers to Its dramatization.
The Gazette-News Bureau,
Chamber of Commerce Rooms,
Hollemon Building, -Raleigh;
Oct. 21.
In the penitentiary there were yes
terday only 706 convicts, the smallest
number in the past 40 years. rew
convicts have been sent in during the
autumn, the number Is dwindling all
the time. The penitentiary authorities
will have to expend about $6,000 on
the Improvements of the state farm on
the Roanoke river, and on new stables
there, and will have to sell about 40
mules and buy young ones. This year
st the farm there were In culUvatlon
about 3000 acres, and about 700 acres
of this land was Hooded and the corn
on It swept away. Last year a freshet
caused the loss of 25,000 bushels of
corn, and as much was destroyed this
year, so that In the two years there
was a direct loss of $50,000, simply
because the dyke, which was swept
away In 1901 were not rebuilt It will
require about three-fourths of a mile
of dyke, about thirty feet high and
about 30 feet wide at the top, accord'
Ing to experts, and the cOBt will bo
something like $50,000.
A circular was issued from the
office of the adjutant general today
stating that the war department will
this month send out Important studies,
in tactics and maps, for field work
and officers are urged to study these
subjects, so as to be better prepared
for active service In the field.
lrutectlon of Birds.
It Is said that In this county, where
the Audubon Bird protection law is In
force. It has been admirably kept, the
warden saying he has not heard of a
killing of any partridges, while in
Johnston, where there Is no law, the
people have been shooting birds right
along, one lawyer having told the
warden here a few days ago that he
had killed 17 partridges.
The crowd yesterday at the state
fair was a record brenker for Wednes
day. Weather condition were fine and
there Is only praise for the exhibits at
the fairgrounds, which very far excel
those heretofore shown. The White
Furniture company shows solid ma
hogany furniture, part of an order o
$1500 sold to the war department for
use In ofllcer's quarters at various
posts.
The Decrees Piled.
The dedVees or Judge Prltcfxnnl
for the sale of the Norfolk & South
era Air Line and the turning over of
the latter to the new organization,
were tiled In the district court here.
In the Federal court thrre was filed
the papers In the voluntary bankrupt
cy of J. W. Thurman, merchant of
Rocky Mount, the liability $3000, as
sets $$00.
You ng A ndre ws.
MaJ John H. Andrews, son of Col.
A. B. Andrews, and for a number of
years connected with the Southern
Railway is to be married about the
middle of November to Miss Mabel
Young, daughter of Insurance Com
missioner Jumes A. Young.
The Southern Textile association
met In the I'ullen memorial hall at
the Agriculture and Mechanical col
lege yesterday with a very large at'
tendance, representing mills and varl
ous parts or the south. The papers
read were by Wm. Nelson, for years In
the Textile school at Lowell, Mass., on
weaving; Alfred N. Landau, on th
spinning frame; G. F. King of King's
Mountain, on power economy In milhi
W. P. Hazel wood of Atlanta on Hu
mldlflers; A. S. Wlnslow of Clinton, S.
C, on care of the health of operators.
The Central hospital for the Insane
and Epileptics here decides to get elec-
Post Toasties
are pleasing to little folks and grown-ups. ,
The delicate, fluffy bits made from "White" Corn, with
the KjMH'iul "toasty" flavour, browned to a "turn," are
good for all the family. .
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"The Memory Lingers"
' Grocers Sell Pkgs. 10c and 15c. -
. Po.Mum tOereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich.
A) PEERLESS C
Beautiful
Line of '
Capes
This morning's , express brotlght us some of the hand
somest Capes you have seen this Fall. They are in
Evening and Street Shades, and we wish you to pass
your judgment on these beautiful - garments. They
are priced at from $16.50 to $27.50. Cheaper ones from
$7.50 to $10,00.. See window display. . , -
trlclty from the Carolina Light & Pow-1
er company of Raleigh and water
from the Raleigh Water company.
The mains and wires are ready. 1 In
two weeks the colony buildings for
epileptics are to be opened for use.
Mr. Stokcly (raiiil Dictator.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of
Honor, in session he're elected R. . J.
Stokely of Ashovllle Orand Dictator;
R. J. Peele of Wllllamstown vice
grand; P. C. Carlton of Slatesvllle, re
porter; S. C. Hcoftield of Davidson
College, treasurer; G. L. Kirfcpatrick
of Klnston, guardian; J. K. Hardison
of Jamesvllle fjuide, V. O. Hawley of
Charlotte, chaplain. There are 48
subordinate lodges.
Tho state board of health says that
only 16 cases of pcllaura have been
reported to It In North Carolina.
The papers have had a lot to say
about mysterious rains which fell in
some neighborhoods and was found to
be due to little Insects, which are
thick on the stems of certain trees
and drink the Juices, which falls in
a spray upon the grounds. These are
aphides, plant lice, or some people call
them ant cows, because certain ants
drink the juice from them; in fact
stroke them with their antenne or
feelers, in order to make them "give
down" the juice which the ants love.
The Supreme Court. '
Before the Supreme court yesterday
there was argument In a case Involv
ing the question of five new bridges
over the Cape Fear and Ueep rivers,
these having cost about $15,000; the
point being what per cent, of the cost
should be borne by Chatham county
and how much by Lee, the latter coun
ty having been largely taken from
Chatham. Borne Chatham people have
said that Lee was the nest part of the
county, but others deny this.
In the Hall of History In the State
Museum the homeward lbound pen
nant flown from the main top of the
cruiser Raleigh on her return to the
United States after the battle of Ma
nila, In 1898, has been draped, with
very pleasing affect. Its length Is 660
feet long and it Is a very fine China
silk, bought by the soldiers on the
vessel. The ship's Hags are also In the
Hall of History.
The A. and M. Cadets.
The A. and M. College cadets are a
decided attraction at the fair. Such
experts as Gen. Carl Woodruff. Lt J.
S. E. Young say they never looked so
smart as they do now. There are four
large companies, and a very good
hand. The battalion has never been
out of Raleigh and this is be regretted.
It ought to be taken to some of the
great celebrations, at such points as
Ashevllle, Charlotte. Greensboro, Wil
mington, etc., and lt would certainly
make a brave show at the Taft cele
bration at Wilmington. It Is reallv a
credit to North Carolina, and yet It
is only on view, to .the public once n
year, and once In each four years at
the inauguration of the governor.
RAILROAD
CAUSING
TOOLS
ASTIR
Arrival of i Car Load ol Them Indicates
to Hendersonville Something May
Be About to Happen.
Tha Oaaett-New Bureau, ,'
Hotel Oatea,
Hendersonville, Oct.' 81.
The sight of a solid car load of rail
road contractor tooh shipped here,
consigned to W. A. Smith, has, created
a stir among Hendersonville cltliens.
While nothing definite hue been
made known, yet It Is rumored In con
nection with the abote that T. C. Mo
Neely.has been entirely successful In
his northern trip In securing necessary
funds towards constructing this end
of the Appalachian . Interurban rail
road. - .
Mr., McNeely Is expected here today
or tomorrow and until his arrival, the
meaning of a car load of railroad tools
shipped Into Hendersonville will not
be known to the anxious public,
Cement CronMimrH puet-d, -
The board of aldermen has given
tha contract to Henrjr Jordan for the
placing of cement proartpK on. all side
streets leading Into Walftnd! Ander.
on streets. The contracting pTlce
amounts to 115S, to bo paid out of
the Main street sidewalk bonds.
, To'Krect Store llulldlnj. .
W M. Orr and It. K. Pace will
shortly give the contract for a modern
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store building on their lot near ths
Southern depot It Is to be a two
story structure '
Declares Dividend, " '
The French Broad Hustler com
pany, Incorporated, had declared a 20
per cent, dividend to Its stockholders,
of which 5 per cent. Is to be paid In
cash, while the remaining surplus will
be expended In new1 material. The
capital stock of this company Is J 5000.
M. L. Shipman is president and T. R,
Barrows business manager.
Water Question Settled.
That Hendersonville shall have pure
water In the future la the determined
outcome of a recent meeting of the
council. It. was ordered by this body
that all springs furnishing water to
the reservoir shall bo cemented up
and all water piped to the reservoir.
The lowest estimate of this work is
$1000.
Oscar Drake was tried before Mag
lstrate DcTmld yesterday on a charge
of larceny. He was acused of steal
ing a shot-gun, for which he wa
found 'guilty," and bound over to
Superior court under a $50 certified
bond.
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Drafts are visit
ing In Ashevllle. '
Misses 1 Juno and Brownie Morris
have returned from1 a Visit to Ashe.
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Judge J. r. Pace left yesterday t
attend court in Polk county. j
Mrs. Lyn Carter of Idaho has ar
rived In Hendersonville for an extend
ed visit wlth relatives and frlonds. ;
The following are among those re- ,
istered at the Hotel Gates: J. E.
Merrill of Jacksonville, R. H. Morrow
of Toxaway. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ray
mer of Statesvllle, S. E. Guire of
Jonesboro, Tenn.. T. ' A. Lynn North
Carolina, John C. Orr of Ashevllle.
Mr. Pearson had a talk this fore
noon with Judge Ewart and republi
cans and left at 10 o'clock for Ashevllle.
IF. YOU HAVE
CATARRH
Let Me Send Tou a Treatment
of My Catarrh Cure.
It's Free. "
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I am Willing to Take Any Case of
Catarrh. No Blatter How tlironli'.
or Wliat Stage It la In, and
Prove, ENTIRELY AT
MY ' OWN EX
PENSE That It
Can Be
v Cored.
Curing Catarrh has oeen my bu"1
neai for years, and during this time
over on million people from all over
tha land hava come to me for treat
ment and advice. My methi4 to orig
inal. The treatment to both local and
constitutional effecting a cure by first
curing the cause. . Thus my combine
treatment cures where all else falls. -can
demonstrate to you In Just a '
days time that my method to qule
sure and complete because It rids
system of the poisonous germs nt
oause catarrh. . . - -' '
Bend your name and address at ones
to C. E. auas..57l Mam 8t. Mar
shall. Mich., and ha will aend you l
treatment referred to. Blmply tl ln
name on dotted Unea below.
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