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Thursday, October 21, 1909.
TCH ACIIHVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
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Club Women In White Slave Crusade.
Kenlhvorth, 111., Oct. 21. Club wo
men of Illinois, several hundred in
numbers, gathered here today to take
part in ho annual meeting of tlu-ir
state federation. One of the most Im
portant matters to receive the atten
tion of the convenlon is the proposed
campaign of education to be con
ducted by the women's clubs and oth
ers to aid In the suppression of the
so-called white slave traffic.
How I TooR The
,' Hair Off My Face
The Same. Sure Remedy Which
Cured Me. Will Ito Sent Yon
I'KKK. It Will Not Burn
, or Injure the Skin. .
lon't l'e A Hazor.
Yes, there was a time when 1
could hardly bear to look at myself
in the glass." said a well known so
ciety beauty. "I was hideous and
knew It and my friends knew it, even
if they said nothing to me.
I don't care whether it s Just a few
stray hairs or a full Hedged mustache,
hair on a woman's face will spoil her
beauty. That's nil there Is to thnt.
t know. Of course I tried the elec
rlc needle and all the other remedies
f over heard of. And, of course, the
inlr fame hack. It nlwnys will with
inch remedies. They don't really kill
he hnlr. They Just bum' It off the
surface and stimulate tho roots,
Jometlmes I Just couldn't hear to
"ace anybody with that horrible
rrnwth on mv face and arms. I was
ib.iut to a-lve ud In despair, when
friend sent mo a bottle of Elec
ro-ln. I hadn't faith In the remedy
Hiforo I used It, but It took Just one
reatmcnt to convince me. The way
hot hair ennio off was a marvel and
io mutter how long I left the rente
Iv on It would not burn or smart
That's tho secret of Its success. Vou
an leavo It on long enough to reach
he roots and kill the hair and a cure
vlth Elec-tro-ln Is n cure that lasts
See, my face Is ns soft and smooth as
a little child's and It's been months
lnee I cured myself. If you don
believe this, Just try Elec-tro-la and
see."
We want every reader of this pn
per who la trouble with superlluous
hnlr. to prove this sure remedy Just
is thousands of other affecteo wun
objectionable hair have done. If u
want a permanent, lasting cure, not
merely temporary rellof, Elec-tro-la
is what you should use.
All that la necessary to get a free
trial bottle la to Just fill out the cou
pon and send to u with a two-eeut
stamp to help cover cost of mailing-.
The regular aUed bottle Is 11.00 and
your money will be refunded If Electro-la
does not do all we claim. We
don't ask you to take our word for
what Elec-tro-la will do. Fill out the
Trial Coupon end mall with a two
eent stamp today.
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FREE TREATMENT
Fill In your name end ad
dress on dotted line below
and end It to Ko-Rec-Tlv
Co., 51 SO State 8t., Chicago,
111,, enclosing a two-cent
stamp to help cover mulling,
and we will send at once a
free trtnl bottle that ' will
U7
how you what
will da for you.
Elec-tro-la
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If ,4" .'-4- , vA "i Thls
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Grows Hair
and we can ";
PROVE IT!
nANDERINEbtothehtirwIuttreahthowfra 11
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ol rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It I
goes right to the roots, invigorate and!
strengthen them. In exhilarating. stimulating end I
life-produciog properties cu.e the hair ,o grow
uodtr iongrtrong,d hri,1l. It
tn,p.rt...rWingbr.lUancy,dl;
ohneas to the hur, and a lew week
willc.r newhairto.prout.il over, he
acalp. Use it every day lor a short time,ea
l Z . . I
be sufficient to complete whatever growth I
vou Aitue i'""" iuiuunu company mrotigh to I "
A Isdy (rota St. Pnl writt is lukilMc,
SB foftoWl!
"Wbcn I beitsn nulnit Dsndertti. mr b.lr
would nut come to my Bhouluen suit now
tt la away below uijr tiipi."
Anollicr from Nawtrh, N. J.
" 1 bare been mine Dundfrine mnltrly.
Wbrul Brut luruil to uir HI htd vert lit.
tin hair. now I hve the nnmt hMiilKiillolig
amltblcktmlr anyoae would wuttobaTa.1
NOW at all druggist tnthr.nl
Izen 25c, 50c and $1.00
per bottle
n,.j..i. . i .t
Danderlno en,o a gre.ter sal. thm
anvother one Drennration retfardlM of kinil
k. -I j i l . i ,l
o brand, and it ha. a much greater sale than
oil of I lie oilier hair preparations in the
world combined
FREE To ',ow 10w ou,CK'y Daadarla
act., we will send a larir .am
ple free liy return mail to anyone who
senus tni. iree coupon to tne
KNOWLTOH DHItDEP.IHE CO., CHICAGO. ILL,
with their name and addre.. and 10c
In silver or .lamps to pay postage.
El
He Was Interested in Contested Elec
tion Case of Newman vs. Hill
Later to Retain Office.
lion. J. M Gudgcr, Jr.. has returned
from attending Polk Superior court
at Columbus. He was one of the
attorneys for the contestor, A. U Hill.
In tho contested election case of New
man vs. Hill, ;
At the last general election in Polk
courjty, Mr. Hill, the democratic nom
inee, received a majority of seven
votes for sheriff, over his opponent,
Frank Newman. . Suit -was. brought by
Mr," Newman .contesting- Hill's nlee.
tion. The case was irtea mis ween
aSuPMr. Hllrwaa aucceaef ul. .and all)
retain the office. 4 The bill of cost Is
very large: It will aggregate more
than tSW. as each aide had 100 wit
nesses. .
NOW ALL THE RAGE
Party Last Night Went Forth and Cap
tured Five Nice Fat
Ones.
'Possum hunts In the woods near
Ashevllle are becoming quite the rage
during these cool October nights, nnd
for the pust several weeks scarcely a
night has passed that the baying of
the 'possum dog on a mountain side
hns not been heard or the nash of lan
terns seen. 'Possums are said to be
plentiful and fnt ond the sport is
good. Last night n party composed
of Deputy Sheriff Jordan, Ed. Moore
Pete Sevier and Claud Jordan were
the guests of former Chief of Police
N. A. Collin at his place near Oor -
man' bridge, where an exciting ana
successful 'possum hunt was enjoyed,
The party succeeded In treeing a half
dozen 'nossum and capturing and
brlnglng bnck nve of the six. The
'possum aro in process of fattening
and one of these days soon there is
going to bo a great feast of 'possum
and weet tnter.
At This Meeting of the K. of P. Lodge
in West Asheville Officers Will
Be Installed.
The organisation of the lodge of
Kniirht of Pythla In wt Anevtiic
wlll be completed thi evening with
the conferring of the third rank In
amplified form by tesjn selected
from Pisgah and Aalieville lodge teams
and the election and installation of
olllcer.
All the men attending, from Ashe
ville are urged to be at W. A. Webb
d son' livery stable before 7:15 p.
m.; member of the team should by all
mean be on hand promptly. Dlatrlct
Deputy FV- O'C. Fletcher ay It I
expected the best third degree work
ever een hereabouU will be given.
There is talk of the organisation of
4 third lodge, K. of P., in Ashevllle,
to be located In the Depot section.
;
The action of even Georgia con
irreesmen In bolting the democratic
caucu and upportlng Speaker Can
non In the rule fight ha become an
Issue in tate politic. Every one ol
the even who bolted I being fought
for re-election, and from present In
dication the coming., Congressional
campaign be one of the, liveliest
In the history ot th tate.
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FROM POLK CO
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HMBKUDE.
INTO COAL FIELDS
C. C. & 0. Will Connect With S. A. L
at Spartanburg, October 29
Bin Event
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T"8 following: special dispatch fromlnna
Spartanburg, S. o.. relative to tho
Carolina, Cllnchnold and Ohio ra.l . !.
road. R railroad that Ashevllle ..eonle.
Buncombe county. Yancey and Madl- "
.. y . 1 ....
ow vltaWy '"torcst- -J- .ivX-avv
" reason of the proposed ex-l,,,(a mMk. ....- j ,llMJ.
wnB"n or tne Ashevllle ft East Ten. I thing else you could think of. but out
t..m . L.i.... . .... , ...i..
Galax and a Junction with the C. C.
& O., will be read with keen Interest
here: v-
ine Carolina. CI Inch field nnH
unto railway, the new trunk iin
which will give to the southeast and,
through Atlanta as a gateway, the
southwest, a new road Into the hith
erto rich and undeveloped coul Holds
or irglnln. Kentucky and Tennessee,
will reach Simrtnnhurir. Ortnhnr 9
Commemorative of the innucriirn-
tlon of train service, tho city of spar
""""" "i Kive nn einnornie tmn-
,.,. nl whil.h lh ,,,,.,, f t, ,
""" many prominent smitnerners will
be pri.g(.nt. W,h ,n(, Soah)ara A,J
unit; ns a connecting nnu, tne new
road will place the output of the new
mines nt the disposal of the south, us
ing Atlanta as the gateway for ship
ments to the southwest.
'The C, C. and O. has cost be
tween $25,000,000 and $30,000,000.
and In many respects Is one of the
most remarkable railroads In the
fulled States. It Is built through
the roughest mountain country east
of the Itocklcs. anil nt places the road
has cost, for a distance of several
miles, as much as $200,000 a mile.
.More than $5,000,000 has been spent
In tunneling mountains, so that the
road, though only 223 miles in length,
has cost more than an ordinary road
1,000 miles in length."
HIE POPULAR AS
A PLACE OF RESIDENCE v
ur. Jordan, Former Dean of University!
of Tennessee, Casts His Lot
With Asheville People.
There is evidence every day that
Ashevllle is becoming more popular
as a place of residence, and aim ist
dnlly men of culture and wealth, who
nave retired from their business or
profession are buying property In this
city and building homes. ine of the
latest additions is Dr. T. V. Jordan,
dean of the University of Tennessee
for 20 yearn, former president of
Kmory and Henry college. Dr. Jor
(tan nas purchased the I!. II. Sumner
place In Proximity park, and will
shortly occupy It with his family.
incidentally, this mnkes three ex-
presldents of colleges und universitie
who have purchased propi rty and
are now living here. Dr. c.eorge T.
Winston, ex-presldent of the North
Carolina Agricultural nnd Mechanical
college; the University of North Car
olina, and the University of Texas. Is
now completing his home near the
Charlotte street terminus, and Dr.
l nomas ijtwrence. ex-presideut of
the Normal and Collegiate institute
has built a home In Grove park
Pleased With Ashevllle.
Dr. Jordan is greatly pleased with
Ashevllle and this section; in fa
as is evidenced by his purchase or
property here, he Is so well pleased
thnt he purposes spending his re
maining days In this city, and his
hosts of friends nnd admirers will
nope that these days may be long
ami many. Dr. Jordan hns been cor
dially welcomed to Ashevflle by a
large number of former students nt
I both Emory and Henry nnd tho l?nl
I verslty of Tennessee, among tho laU
lter being Solicitor Murk W. tirnwn of
this judicial district, who graduated
from the Tennessee university while
Dr. Jordan was dean of tho faculty,
Dr. Jordan, 1111 interesting and iilens-
ling conversationalist and n man still
I vigorous and hale, has retired from
1 active work. He Is hnvlng some lin
I provements made to his recent pur
chase and with hi daughter will oc
cupy the property within ISO days
or. Jordan has been a visitor In
Ashevllle for tho i,ml tu.n ...1
that he ha decided to make thU eltv
his permanent home will be pleasing
to the people of the town.
t SEMINOLE SECURITIES
CASE; ORDER IS MADE
Certain fersons Permitted by Judge e,ephant' hlrh whBt "I""
. . 1 wvlman hlv hAn eiitillir.
Pritchard to Intervene as Par
ies Defendant
In the matter of the Seminole So.
curdles company, by Its receivers.
against tho Southern Life Insurance
company, et als, which came up today
before Judge Prltchnrd In United
Stales Circuit court upon the motion
of the complainants to restrain Julian
8. Carr. J. O. Patterson and J. W.
Hughe from prosecuting certain suit
against the Seminole Securities com
pany In the Superior court of Durham
county, the defendants, through their
attorney, filed answer disclaiming any
knowledge of the Injunction heretofore
granted and asked loive to be per
mitted to Intervene a party defend
ant; and alio asked leave to file an
swers and crow-blll. all of which
waa granted.
In the meantime the defendants are
restrained from further . oro.ecutlna
the actions Instituted III tlx Buperlur
Instituted in Ow Hnrio.
court of Durham county.
Gains 30 Pounds
In 30 Days
kv
so
off
Reniarknhlo Result of I lip New Tissue
IJuildcr Protone, In Many Cases
of Run-Down Men and
v Women.
bad
the
"""T'" b. draw,, 8,0wl, out of sight I of course
Ik-low for Rtt.. Package, Free. ,, . ... ..... ...,. ... ..,
like the effects of that now treatment. 1 bo
Protone, for tne building up of weight through tho keyhole, "My word. If you
and lost nerve force. It acted more don't hrhur thnt kev hnek!" Not during
",st nervo '"ri'c.
llko I",racle ,,m" medicine," ""I'' to
,k" " ' .t. 1. '
taken place In hi. condition. "I be- n,ul
io tnlnk 'M,,,t hcro w n.thlnK
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ny Man or Woman Who Is Thin ( an
llocovcr Normal Weight by the
Iteiiiiirknble New Trcnt
nieiii. rroloue.
years, and negaii l" ililnK it was nat
ural for me to be tli.it way. l'inall
read about the remarkable pine
es lirougnt nuoni i.y tne use ol l'ro-
tone. so 1-decided to try It mself.
UYII when I l'",L at tinsel!' in tin
minor now, 1 tinnu it u somebody
else. I have put on lust 30 pounds
during the last mouth uml never felt
stronger or mure in rvy' In my llfi
Protone Is u powerful Indueer of
nutrition, Increases cell-growth, mil k
perfect the asr -lint In t Ion of food. In
creases the number of blood-eor
Duscles. and as a necesary result
builds UP muscles and solid, healthy
ik'sh, nnd rounds out the figure.
or women who can never appear
stylish in anything they wear because
of their tliinuvs. this remarkable
treatment may prow a revelation. It
Is a beaulv'ninker as well ns a form
builder and nerve rlrenut liener.
It will cost you nothing to prove
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nient. It Is absolutely iion-inliirious
to the most delicate system. The Pro-
tone Company, 2031 Protone lildg
Detroit, Mich., Will send to nnyonr
who sends name and address, a fr
50c packaue of Protone. with full in
struetlons, to prove that it does tb
work. Thev will also send yon their
bonk on "Why You Are Thin" fi f
charge. giing facts which will prol
ably astonish you. Send coupon lie
low todas u ith your name ami ad
dress.
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Whale ami Klcphant Meat.
Lnnilnn (!ll
I Thero Is something unpleasant 1 ut
no thought of eating whale meat, but
I K 'a said that the reality Is xcry pain-
table. Japan nn 0,11110 a train- 10
canned nnd suited whale meat, nnd
tht-ro I to to- a campaign to educate
tho Ktirnpiaii people to like It. Home
whaling eonipiinlc have distributed
from their headquarters samples of
canned whale meat, und those who
have eaten it describe It ns tenderer
than beef mid much like It in taste.
Whale steak seem no ntieerer than
Frankfort mi usage made out of nn
Uer-
have been, eating. An
.......
enterprising butcher over there, hear
ing that an unruly elephant In the
Ghent anologlcal garden wns to Ik
killed, engaged -the carcass, He made
S800 pound or sausage nut of It, and
sold every pound at good prices.
Reflection of a Ituclielor.
(New York Tree.
The men who talk business the most
seem to do It the lead.
When the average man pay bark a
loan he Beta a If a pickpocket had
gone through hi clothe.
. Thero Is no use going Into a politi
cal campaign with any reputation,
because you won't have 'any when
you come out. H
The grandest time a man ha t de
scribing to hi wife exactly how an
election I coming out, and the busiest
explaining why It didn't.
Cheiey i Expectortat-a qvlcl relief
' f. -...l. 1J. J avlnna . ill
.,
jDrulsU 25c.
i ne rey unaer n wwr. IT
'It u customary for the back door 'I
iA hA nnr hirirwnv mirinr tha HiMtr I A
that I can reach It when doming IT
duty lato at nlgUt." remnrked an
artist to a Londou Tit-Bits writer. X
The other mornlug at breakfast toy
landlady said to tne, 'Do you loow, 1 IT
tin a-wful fright last night. I put I
key halfway' under the door.
Ilaiinl tthAII in llitf linrmr I AA W it
f
IllOJUMb ,JM,7 UIOI fcl'V " W iu
would unlock the door and como In,
I quickly bolted It and Rhouted
retire to rest. 1 sat iiuletly listening
U- Then 1 pot A table knife
nshpd 11 ,he door ,0 ce "
,ho ""d rvall' beou tttk,'u lKll,
nwnv and to uw surprise drew the key
lmck T ngnln. So'. Twy callUoUs,y. 1
InebMl nml iinluiltml tlin lo..r looked
and found not a burBlnr. but our
.7. ....
own wiCKea cat. who, wmie suuiij on
the doorstep and seeing the key pushed
under the door, must have drawn the
key out of sight with her pnws. think
ing I waa playing with her.'"
An American Joke From England.
The typical American, says a con
tributor to the English Illustrated
dull.
Magazine, nlthougu partial to making
jokes, Is often quirk tempered and un
tblo to recognize a joke made by au
other, with results that are sometimes
unpleasant.
Thus, a senator wits once nt a fash
lonnble dinner party nt Washington
when he was asked what llsh he would
take.
Wan!," ho said. "1 reckon I'll take
plaice."
A wit who chanced to be present re
mnrked, with n twinkle lit his eye,
Ah, senator, still a place seeker?"
"Ynas." answered the senator, nt the
same time whipping out a revolver
and shooting the wit dead, "but w hat's
that to you, you dcrn'd stranger?''
Afterward, when tho joke wns ex
plained to him, tho senator confessed
that he had acted rather hastily, and
to show that he bore no grudge lit
went to the funeral of tho Inopportune
wit.
A Queen Elizabeth Joke.
Queen Elizabeth liked her jokes, and.
although her pleasantries were of o
less sanguinary turn than her father's,
she must have been even more for
midable than usual when disposed to
be frolicsome. A tale may be found
In one of Lord Essex's letters with
regard to n new dress belonging to one
of her maids of honor, over the pos
session of which the owner had been
rash enough to exhibit some elation.
The young lady. It seems, was several
Inches taller tunn her majesty, hardly
perhaps quite n nice or loyal thing to
be. Having desired that tho dress
should bo made over to her custody,
the oueen, first carefully selecting an
extremely wet day, was pleased to put
It ou and trail It for yards behind her
In the mud, the owner of the hu
initiated garinen t.ivliis to npiwar as
delighted with tui !'..; I Zuu uud con
desccnslon ns the rest of the lookers-
on. -London Taller.
And All With Company There
"Now. children," said tho mother a
a whole roomful of company had come
iu. "suppose you run tiff and play by
yourselves."
"All right, mother," replied Edith.
"C1111 we go up nnd play II a rule t and
Ophelia?"
"Certainly," smiled the mother, while
her guest looked 011 nt tho tableau.
"Goody." replied Edith. Then, turn
ing to her sister, she sold. "Now.
Maude, you run up to mamma a room
and get nil her false Imlr that you can
lind." Indies' Home Journal.
Love.
rropcrly there Is only ono verb for
ove. It 19 not -amo. ;t is nor
"aimer." It Is not tho softest Italian
verb. No printed language of mnn
knows It. Hut the violin knows it,
null tho wild bird knows it; even the
sea kuows it. The rose is it, ond tho
inoou Is H. nml tho look of a man's
eyes Into a wotnnn's Is It, and the look
of a womnu's eyes bnck again Is it
Hut no man or wotnnu can any It In
any language that endures. "Love Let
ters of the Klug.
Wanted No Trimming.
Little Olllo wns much frightened nt
n thunder shower, nnd her father told
her she shouldn't be, ns tho rulu was
good for the grass and ber Dowers.
Looking up through her tears, Olllo
said. "W-well, why c-cant we have
j just plain r-ralD?" Exchauije.
The Intricaoie of It.
"Why don't you study the time ta-
bio, and then you wouldn't have miss-
ed your tralnr ..... I
"That was the trouble, wnnoiwaa
trying to translate the time table tho I
train puilea oui."-iow lor ucreiu.
At Hi Beat.
Hlobbs The doctor told Gnzzler
drinking was tho very worst thins be
could do. Slobba-I gues that doctor
didn't know Guzzler or be would baval
realized that drinking 1 the beat tblDg
ho doe. Philadelphia Record.
Strong Proof.
"Sued tor a breach of promUo, ehr
'Yep.''
"Any dofenier
"Tcuiporary Insanity, and I expect
to prove It by the love letters I wrote.
-Wnshlnffton Herald.
Uttr Contempt..
'1 s'pose you wouldn't marry me It
I were the only man on earth r
aa . S,. AMMfiAil tft Cam
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ouiy man ai euiuuiw
HI Vlt VWHVl
Otto T. Ilnnnnrd, fusion nominee
for mayor of New York city, doe not
favor granting the right of franchise
to women at present, although ha be
llevea that eventually they- will .be
permitted to Vulii in much a they do.
ire.
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MARKET REFLECTS
EUROPEAN NEWS
New York, Oct 81. A weak open
ing of today's stock market was dm
to disturbed conditions abroad. In
view of the advance of 1 per cent. In
tne nark or England official rate of
discount nnd the resignation of the
Spanish cabinet.
When selling orders, distributed at
the opening had been cleared up. the
market rallied, and a' number ot
stocks recovered to yesterday's tiual
prices. There was a fractional rally
nt 11 o'clock, and trading became
Morket vibrated narrowly. Union
Pncltle reacted point from Its lust
price and then reiovercd ti
yestcr
recoverv It l.eg.lll
day's cloving.
The market held firm at
until about 1 o'clock, when
to shade.
STOCKS.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Atch. . . .120-1; 121 U'0'4 121 H
Amal. Cop. . ,X2U 831, S2 1; S 3 Vi
Am. Smelt.. 96 !I7 14 jlij t.M 971;
Kalto. (..ll(li nil n 11 fit llfi i;
I'.klyn I!. T. "SVj, 7S"S, 7St; 7-
Col. 1'. K I.. -Ti 4.1 44i 45 M
Ches. - i.. S7"; SH S7N, 89
Erie .... 331, 33 'a 33 ' 33 'i
Ot. Nor. pfd.147; IIS 117 147;
I. & N. . . 15 3 153 I52'4 153
Nor. Pac. ..150 150 , 1 l!i !5t
Mo. Pac. .. 'iS'i 7l-'i fiSi.j 70
Mo.. K. A- T. 17 tx 47', 4S
N. Y. Ceil.. .1 35 1 35 134 13 5
Pcnn. . . .117 147 lUi's 117,
Heading . .li.l'i 1i'.3'.j nil's Hi3,
Hock Is. .. 3'.n 3S 39
Sou. Pac. . . l:'s 1:111 12SN, 130
1st. Paul . .15 81 159-S 15X'. 159
Union Pac .2HI", 20 3 ', 2n1'a 2 11. 'IN
U. S. Steel.. 1S, 911 itn
do pld ..127', 127', 127', 127',
Sou. Ity. . . 31 3 1 3 1 31 '
do pld . . 7u:1i 7u li 1 "
Wabash . . 2i"K 21 2 0 ' 21 '
do pld . . 51 5 3 , 5 1 5 3 ,
NEW YOUK COTTON.
Opel). High. Iiw. Close
. .13.72 1 3.7S I3.H4 13.75-7
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March .
May. .
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CHICAGO GKA1N MAKKKT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
WHEAT
May . . . . 104 1, .05 lot 'H I'M ;
Dec 1II4 lilt, 1113., 1II4N
Ci 1 1 IN
.May . . . 1, 1 '.j I, I lill-i, 111
Dee 59' j 5 1) '-j !! 59 '
OATS
May .... 42 '4 42 'i 41?; 42
Dec 39 39 , 39 39,
A Night Hawk Baby.
Don't you ever put the baby to
bed';" 1111 iisroiiisliotl .- lor at last ex
claimed after the better part of the
evening 1 1 ; -. 1 1 oi:i away nml the 1 lilli
ot six no mills was still slttiu;; tip, coo
ing cheerfully. The yoiiu mother
laii,''ieil. "Oh. yes." she explained
with serene wisdom. "We put baby
to bed at 1'.' p. in., and he sleeps utitl!
12 in. Then he hns his hath mid goes
out In the gocart nml sleeps most o
the afternoon. Haven't you known
niany mothers who simply s.icrlilce all
their time to the babies while they an
Utile'; 1 made up n:y mind hefori1
baby came that he would have to con
form Io our wavs, not we coiifot 111 t
Ills, lie lias Just as much sleep ns I1.1
blea who ;-o to bed nt tl liuil sleep lllltl
1. and he doesn't interfere with out
"veilings. We 1 au take him with u
when wo c "lit or we enn go feclln
1I11U lie will be perfectly happy whll
we are away, Pennine he won t cry f
mother until midnight. We're rcgtilai
night hawks, tiud so Is tin by."
Tho visitor was speechless.
"Don't yuii think Its 11 good sys
leniV" Hi' mother continued. "
Lhlnk It Is Milcuill.l."
'I think," the visitor answered
iu
noncommittal tone, "that It would take
a New York mother to Invent the sjs
teui." New York Press.
No Wonder She Swooned.
Mrs. Lysnuder John Appleton
motner ,m,,M.t divined last evenln
thnt her oii, Chnuncey Dovero Apple
t wog , troulm, hUo took bltti
, hcr room ,, .,,,. ..My ,n ,
1 your minr what (rouble you."
It turucd out that the young mnn
was havlnir a hard time. The girl In
lias been "goliis with" bud refuse'
him. Mrs. Appleton wits Indignant
She think 11 would be 11 11 honor foi
ny prl ,, nmrrv r
pletmi. "Why did she refuse you
she usked her son, with Hue scorn.
"Well," tho boy replied between hl
sobs, "sho objects to our family. Slu
say pa's u loafer, t tint you're too fat
and that every ImhI.v laughs nt Daysc
Mnyme because she's a fool nml talk
11 1 suit nothing but the greatness of bet
fumlly." Chnuncey threw water In his
mother's face, but at 3 o'clock t lit:
afternoon slip wn still In n swoon
with four doctor working u ber.
.Uclilson Globe.
Th0 ld."' W "me. with
I out number, and repeated over and
ovcr ,, for Ula nlt 3fl bu
It I always a welcome story to those
in search ot health There I nothing
In the world that cure coughs and
cold a quickly as Chamberlain'
Cough Remedy.
Park A Tllfonl Candle. C (lawyer,
. The average man I a poor Judge
his own Importance,
LaMp-iicnra .!
BEST vS TRIAL TO PROVE IT,
SENT OX TIM All TO IMIOVK IT.
Prooks' Appliance. The wonderful
new discovery. The above Illustration
plainly shows what a few weeks' wear
ing of this new appliance will do. No
obnoxious springs or pads. Has Au
tomatic Air Cushion. Hinds and draws
tin- broken parts together 11s !
would 11 broken limb. N,i suives. N
lies. Durable, cheap. Pat. .Srpt. 10,
ol. . Sent on 1 rin 1 to prove 11. ,
I III U. lUOIt.M.TIO COUPON
C. Iv Prooks, 1ISS Prooks 4
lildg., Marshall. Mich. 4
Ptenpe rend me by mail In 4
plain wrappir our Hook on
Kuptiire, measuring blank 4
and pi Ice li:t! free of charge. J
It ii understood thnt in ciiso 4
1 order later you will send on 4
trial.
Name "j
Address
City
CHICHESTER S PILLS
. TllK IHAMOMI IIRAM. . A
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Tata asai nl Nnr lliiv sir
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yt k nown b i-t, ''X!. Al wi v Kelll'l .
SOLD BY DRUOfilSTS tVLRYWHERE
Iiet ns lit op your Office or Storo
with tho new Tungsten Light tliat
saves two-thirds the current.
W. A. WARD,
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Phono 4 19. 10 North lnck Square
Rooms for Rent
-AT--
Steam Heated
Union Plumbing Co.
Plumbing
Steam nnd 1-ot water beatirig. lie-
pair work given prompt attention.
l.'stimateH promptly furnished. Wo
niploy only flrst-chus union men.
south
LEXINGTON
phom: i:i2.
A VEX IT,
Job Carpenters
We do all kinds of Carpen-
lenng. Wo do it AO V at liv
ing prices. Ouo trial is all wo
iant to prove our ability to
please.
J. L. DANIELS,
No. 5 Willow St
NOTHING BUT THE BEST.
We carry the best line of Trunks,
Hand liags and Hull Casoa, ntted fur
all purpose. They are sample, and
unredeemed good. A complete lino
of Baseball Oood and Fishing Tackle,
Ouns and Revolver of all descrip
tion. Everything In Sporting Oood at
H. L. FINKELSTEIN'S
PAWN AND LOAN OFFICE
NOTICE.
Don't bo deceived. We aro
selling COAL. Tho BEST AT
LOWEST PRICES. Wo do
business in ono namo only and
at 48 Patton nvenue only. ;
ASHEVILLE COAL AND
LUMBER CO.
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