Thursday, November 11, 1003.
PACE TWO.
THE ASHEVILLn GATTTE-NETTS.
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Columbia
Knit Goods
Sweaters for Indies, Misses and Children from 50c up
to$.')0.
Crochet SliiHTM for .')! pair.
(Whet .Shawl at $1.00, 1J5 up.
Misses' and Children's J";giiis at r0
Stocking Caps at 2'w and 50c.
Also a full line of Columbia Yarns.
If you want tlio best then is in Kuit Underwear, buy
' the Munsing Brand. " Wo are agents for it."
Xo higher than the ordinary kind.
ENT LAN
DIRK
IS TO BE
House, Probably Hendertonville'i Old
est, to Be Replaced by Bank
Building.
Isii-itc-N't'wn l:urtAii,
II. it, I Dales.
HendcrsonUllc, Nov. II.
The recent aulc and promised razing
of the Tunm building, better known ly
lendcraon ille a oldest i Hums iik the
"Old Km k llounr," him brought l
some Interest reminiscences ; Mtiilii
tfi K t I hlii old I :i ml nin r k In year
gone liy. The Itotia- was hulll some
time In-tween Hi years IMI and 47
by Jnhti Mills, who nnnri aft rw arils
ii It In al. til iik- lil.li . mil' i.(
1 1 11 ili-rm f i 1 1 ! a t arllcat settlers
llcmlcraont ille In lliiniKlit t" luiM'
hern first laid out fur u ullage iilntil
thr year lt. Hum making ii more
thun likely tluil thin im Hi.' Iirnl
building i'f any Importance to be
htillt In till luuii It T A Allen,
the ill. li nt physician nil. I one of the
most .r. milnent .-lilxcna. when asked
by Tin- iin.ttc-Ncwa rcprcaeiitath c
for some Information l..uit tlii I1
IhiIIiIIi.k. lati( that tin' I.iiIIiIIiik hml
tH'rn mamliiiK a Imiir im he rutili! rr
m intwr ami that In MM. Ih-ii he
ft rut o iii'.l hln i.m.-e. It Han . "liip.u
ntlvrl) an nlil I.M.kllia hnuiu. kimnn
l.y everyhoilv ai" the H I Itm-k llmme
anil ntHK" uliind
in the ilayn hin the eta.- Ilm-a
were In ruthin Ilile hmiee n. .l
by the trayi'lins luilillc n et iai"
In ml on Ihe 1. 1.1 lliin. i.inl.i' Turnpike.
ruiinltiK (ruin a little villain' In central
lP"rKln ti (Sreenvltle, Telin , nt that
time ierhn.n the loiin. l Mlaiie ri' .'l
In the i.iilli.
I in the ci.rner. next In the nlil lli. k
htiM, where ni.w ulanila the mamilll
rent Btnn ture. I tota l Oaten, waa erect
ed a f.inl ulil-fiinhl.ine.l hnnlelrv.
lot. K remeinlier.il l.y the uMer nl
ilent of thin I.. n it the Itlpley
holme. It Im-Iiik I 1 1 1 It l.y the aame Val
entine Hlpley nientloni'il l.efore. It
till here that the KtaRc tiawenaerM.
Ihoae who ilmlrei!, ptaye.l over nlaht:
hut the at n ae nlwaya iit..iieil at the
Hl.'iKe etan.l or what waa known
the "ill I:. .ik limine nn.l emhunKei)
imnaenaera ami horn, a to conlltuie the
trlii to tlreenvllle, Tenn
Pertainlna to the old lliinconihe
road It might he of tnterent to atnte
that for aeven nillea thl aide of Anhe.
vine it wan it pinna ronn nn.l nonie
Hi tun i.f thin old road are et left
The Toina hull. Una will In a ahort
time torn down and he replaced
bv a handaoiue. Iwo-ntorv. I.rown atone
front, hank Lull. line to .e occupied l.y
the People National hntik
The rentoylnR of Ih In old landmark
RAZED
" "" nii"lf, t,y u,e immediate resumption of
tOfillKeff uiiw liiHHIII "llice Bill! Sllllll
Baby
Will
Sleep
Sound
If Mother will pour a little
warmed milk over two or three
teafpoonfula of
Grape-Nuts
roon
Then feed thla milk, laden
with the soothing nourishment
which II take up from thn
Or pe. Nuts, making the milk
Itself easily digested.
It la quickly and easily di
gested, and baby will sleep
sound, being well-fed and con
tented j
"Theer's a I learn mi"
Fnsxaat Cereal Oosnpaay, LtdV
Eattl Creek. Mich.
'n
J. H. Patlerann anil A. M. lvea. with
their rnntlllea. who have beautiful
homea In thla town and have been
iprndlntt the aummor here, returned
ycnionlay to Jarkaonvllle. where they
will reaume their buatncaa Intereata
for the winter, returnlntj to thla city I
earlv naxt aprlna;. j
Mr and Mra. CharlH H. Hamilton i
are apendlna; anme time In Hickory,
vlnltliiK relntlvea.
Captlan M C. Toma went to 7.lr
c.nlu yealerdny on bualneaa.
Or Paul II. ninger and Pr W. I.
Imiiiii of Aitahevllle paaaetl tlironnh
lo re eaterdav In an Hiitomohlle ell j
r..iite for Atlanta.
LAYING THE MACAOAILf
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Work Progressing Well Many New!
Stores and Residences Being
Built. '
Special to the
Marshall. N
uiiicniliiinlzlng
h progressing
of Chairman J
tlazette-New a
y. 11 -The
Main street la
.rk of ,
rapid- j
under the aupcrv lalon j
It Swain of the atreet ;
Improvement committee Koine time
tij;o I. onds were voted to the utiioiint ,
f 130.0(10 for the purpose of com
pleting the water aatem, pstlug the
Mre.ta and Improving the al.lcwalks !
The Hector house, MnraliiiH'a pop- (
ular hostelry, has a
lii.-iit lawyers lure
j.inong them la lion
number of
for court
lirom- ;
week. :
J. M liii.lKer, jr..
..t Aahevllle.
! The 1'Hpllola Yarn Mill Is now run
ning full time, both night and day
A niiiul.er of new l.iill.lliiKa. I...h
i stores mid residences, are la course of
'erection here, and the merchants are
i receiving a fairly good trade.
! Attorney 7m hary of llrevard la In
' the city attending court.
Itn-orda llelug Prepared In
Company
Whitney
A. II Price, who was recently ap
pointed by Judge Prltchard as spe
cial master In the foreclosure pro
ceedings of the Whitney company
will probably go to New York In a few
days to examine the records upon
which the decree of sale will I baaed.
. says the Salisbury Post. The records
lire being prrpsred with all possible!
I citiedltlon by th receivers. John 8. '
I Henderson snd Charles W. Smith.'
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forw arded to New York as com-
plet-d.
It appears, frem Information com
ing from a source that may be regard
ed as altogether reliable, that the sale
will I made shortly after Mr. Price's
r. port to Judge Prltchard Is submit
ted This of course would lie follow -
u,, n WhlttlC)'
is mlcr
ami Cnvr are
rVlenda.
Very ( Umr
John A. Voder and family have re
turned from IJnvllle to spend the
winter In Newton, sava the Newton
Knterprlse. Mr. Voder brings with
aim a story uf a strange attachment
l-etween a mountain cow and a big
while gander. The both belong to
Tom Morrison 6f fh Table Rock sec
tion of Iturk county. Mr. Morrison
keep cattle, bng. sheep, goats, mule
Jennets, horses, geese, ducks, turkeys
and every other kind of farm animal
or fowl you can think of. And from
this medley on nld gander and a row
have paired off. and will not associate
with any of the other stock or fowls,
and each become disconsolate, sf
separated from the other.. The gsn
dr roosts In Ih row' stall a( night
sod goes with her to th pasture by
duv. If on II taken and th other
left, both keep up a constant racket
mill they are unltett again.
Campaign for Missions.
Washington. Ko. . Tw thous
and delegate from 100 of the leading
ch ii re he In th national capital are
taking part In th big convention of
the favmen'a missionary movement,
which held the flrat of It thro day'
sessions today. The list nf sneaker I
headed by peegMenl Taft, and among
other men of not who are to Im
heard are Rear Admiral A, T. Mahan.
former Secretary of Rial John W.
Foster. Robert t Speer. secretary of
the Presbyterian hoard nf . foreign
mlsallns; John R. Mott, general see.
retsry of th World a fttudant Fed era -Hon;
Rev. Arthur ft. Lloyd, blshop
roadjutor of Virginia, and J. A. Mc
Donald, dltor of lb Toronto Otob.
Th convention la en of a err'
to be held during th coming winter
and snrlns la mora thaar 1 or tk
1 leading rltle of h Vnited tat.
mark Hemleraonvllte'a new
t.uidneaa nrtlvltlca.
,wllh the purpose of ' Inspiring mem
'bers of the different church- to ac
tive missionary work. Tha movement
la entirely of ao Interdenominational
character.
XHICAGQ GRAFTERS ABL
It J. Martin, Secretary of Alderman
Kenna, Want to Make Confei-'
ion About Jury Drawings.
Chlcato, Nov. II. When the Judge'a
committee inveatigatiiiK the Jury com
mlaalonera convened here yeatenlay,
Ktate'i Attorney Wayman oflereil to
Introduce tin allea:ed confoaalon aluneil
ly Nlcholaa J. Martin, relative to tnm
perlnK with Jury drawlnita In the cum
mlaalnner'a ofllce. Martin la the pri
vate aerretary of Alderman Mlchnel
Kenna of tho flrat ward, and la now
under Indictment with Jury Commla
aloner John J. Holland and T. J.
Ilayhurn for complicity In allcgi-d II
leirnl draw In of Rrand ond ietlt Ju
rlea. Judlfea Darnea, llonnre and RlnaHer.
the InveatlBatlnB committee, decided
that the Inveatia-ntlnn wna a Judicial
and court procedure, and the expoc
tntton la Hint It will henceforth be gov
erned bv the uaunl leaal rulea In the
I preaentntlnn of evidence. The Jtidifi-a
refused to reirard the alleged confoa
alon a evldenee and declined to per
mit to he read.
The proaecutor aaaefta that Martin
pdmltted that he had airreed to fur
nlah Rayburn with ft Hat of nnmea of
men who would be amenable to nut
aide Influence (hould they be called
aa Jurora In the trial of Police Inapec
tor MeCann. who waa recently found
i millty nf aeceptinir money from Im-
proper peraoni for protection pur-
poaea
The Judirea itnve Htate'a Attorney
Wayman permlaalnn to flle the nlleceit
confeaalon. but would not allow him
to read It aa evidence. The atatea
attorney then withdrew the document
and declared hla case cloecd.
j When the henrlliK la reaumed next
j Wednesday the Judaea will Inspect the
' office of the Jury conimlaalonera nn.l
i the com mlaalonera will present rel.ut
, tal nf the allegations made by the
i atate a attorney.
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Then after you have proven to your
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druggist and get a Do cent box.
Pon'l undergo an operation, oper
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Name
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City and Htate.
He Knew flla Worth.
Self-confldene Is on of the moat
valuable qualities to one who would
rise quickly. No doubt the youngster
who fig ores In this story from the
Ixmdon Dally Mall la already well on
the way up.
A gentleman calling on a memlier
of parliament on day, while waiting
In the reception room, waa attracted
by the manner nf the small attendant,
and started a random conversation.
"And how much do ymj earn a
week, me boy?" he Inquired.
"Ten pounds," said tha youngster
with avidity.
Relng shown Into th member pri
vate offlc Just then, th Tlaltor's sur
prise found vent In word.
"Mighty bright youth you have, to
be getting 14 pound a week," he re
marked, t 1
"Why. said tha mrmbar of parlia
ment, "he get only IS shillings."
"Rut he told m Just now you werw
giving him If pnaml a Week," per
sisted th gentleman.
"Nonsense!" ld th memlier of
parliament aa he touched th ben. '
"Billy," h said, "did you Ml this
gentleman I waa paying you l pound
a weekT"
"No, lr." ,
"You didn't T tv.ii, wnM dl(1 vou
ayr
"t as Id t earned H," was tha prompt
ml stout rejoinder. Youth's Com
panion. ,
DsmfMtLjOaa)la, Ci y m ) Pn
Gems In Verse
OLD FAVORITES.
HOW DO I LOVE THEE.
H
OW d I knsa UhmT IM me count
tb ways.
I lor tbaa to tha dapih aad
kraadth aad hwlaht
My aout can raacb when feellna
out or alfiht
For tha enda of being and Ideal m-aca.
I lor the to UW level of every daya
Moat quiet need, by inn and candle light
1 lov tbee freely, aa men etrlve fo right
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I love thee poreljt aa they turn from
prate.
I lov the with the paaeloa put to na
In my old grtefa and with my childhood's
, faith.
I love thee with a love I eeem to loa
With my lost aaJnta. I lov the with the
breath,
Bralles. tears, of allmy life. And, If Ood
choose,
I shall but lov the better after death.
Elisabeth Barrett Browning.
THE SIN OF OMISSION.
IT Isn't the thing you do, dear.
It's the thing you'v left undone.
Which give you a bit of heart ach
At the setting of the sun.
The tender word forgotten,
Tbe letter you did not write.
The flower you might have sent, dea
Are your haunting gbosta tonight
THB aton yon might have lined
Out of a brother's way.
Tha bit of neartaom counsel
Tou were hurried too much to Bay,
The loving touch of the hand, dear;
The gentle and winsome tone.
That you had no time nor thought for.
With troubles enough of your own.
rB little acta of kindness,
8o easily out of mind
These ehanoe to be angela t
Which every mortal finds
They come In night and silence,
Barn chill, reproachful wraith.
When hope la faint and flagging
And a blight baa dropped on faith,
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T7OR life la all too short, dear,
And sorrow la sll too great
To suffer our alow compassion ,
That tarrtea until too late, '
And It'a not the thing you do, dear.
It's the thing you leave undone,
.Which glvea you the bit of Iteartach
At tbe setting of the sun.
Margaret E. Bangster.
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THEY MISS ME AT HOMEf !
DO
D'
0 they miss ma at home, do they ,
miss met j
'T would be an assuranc most
dear
To know that Dili moment some
loved one
Ware saying I wish ha were here;
To feel that the group at thu fireside
ra thinking of me ns I roam.
Oh. yea, 'twould b Joy teynnd measure
To know that they nilsned m at homel !
When twilight approaches, th season
That ever Is sacred to song.
Does soma one repeat my name over
And sigh that I tarry " lung?
And Is there a chord In th music
That'a missed, when my voice Is away
And a chord In each h'art (hat awakath '
Regret at my wearisome stayT
Do they set m a chsir near th table i
Whtn evening's home pleasures sre nigh. '
When the candles are III In the parlor
And th stars In the calm axur skyT ;
And when the "good nishis" are repeated !
And all lay them down to their sleep j
Do they think of the absent and waft me
A whispered "good night" while they
weept j
Do they nils tn at some, do they mlas
me. :
At morning, at noon or at night, i
And lingers one gloomy shade round them
That only my prrannce can light T
Are Joys less Invitingly welcome !
And pleasures less hal than before
Because on ts missed -from th circle, '
Because 1 am w ith tbem no moref I
& M. Urannla.
BONNIE DOON.
YE banks snd brsea o' bonnle Doon,
How can ya bloom sse falrT
Bow can ye chant, y little birds.
And I saa fu' o' core?
THOU'I.L break my heart, thou bonnle '
bird .
That slags upon th bough.
Thou minds me o' that happy day ,
When my fause lov waa true. '
mHOU'Ll, break my heart, thou bonnle '
bird
That sing beside thy mate.
For saa I sat and aa I sang
And wist na' o' my fat.
AIT ha I roved by bonnt Deoa
T see the woodbine twin,
And Ilka bird sang o' Its lov.
And did I o' nun.
TA7T lightsome heart I pu'd a roa
' fra aff Its thorny tra.
An my fause lover ataw th rase.
But left the thoracal' m.
Robert Burnt.
VENUS' LOOKING GLASS.
MARKED where lovely Venus and her
I
oourt
With eong and
laugh went by.
dan and marry
Weightless, their wtngl feet seem
ed, mad t fly.
Bound from th ground and In midair ta
sport
Lft far behind, I heard th dolphins
Tracking their gnaasaa with a wistful 1
y. ,
Around whoee head white dova rose,
wheeling high
Or low, and cooad after than trader art I
AO this I saw tn spring. Through aura. !
mar beat .
I saw th lovaly qusaa of lov na more, !
But when flushed aatama through the
woodland west
I apied wt Venus walk amid th wheat 1
Whom seeing, ever harvester gave o ar
HI toU and toughed and hoped and was
content ,
Oirlstlna Bosaettt
TO AN ORIOLE.
JJOW falU K, art ola, the hast com to
la southern splendor through our north
ern skyf .
ta some blithe mom eat waa It nature's
ebote
To dower a arap f ausaet with a voleet
Or did om orang Uly, Becked wltk
black.
In a forgotten garden site back,
teaming t heaven uatll It wish was
board.
Dsstre aaspsakaaly t ha a htrdT
, Bdgar Fawoott
THE ROSE.
fTlHOTT staahlnr rosat
A Btowa la th ssSratsxc, thoa shaN
afaS 4T9 afOMI ' '
What boots a Uf that ta such bast tor
sake theet
ThoWrt wondrou rrollo belag ta dm as
And passing proud a ttttl color raak
-lr SUehard ran haw.
"I hear your watch waa stolen."
"Yes; tha Infernal Idiot took It to
tn pawnshop. Thore It was at once
recognised, and th man waa locked
MTi." IJpplncntt's.
$r
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HALVES FAIL
TO CCKE ECZEMA
They CVvg Hie Porca Only a Uuld
Can Uracil the Inner hklii.
Since the old-fashioned theory of
curlnit ecxema through thu blood has
boen given up by scientist-!, many dif
ferent anlvca have boen tried for akin
dleeaaes. Hut It has been found that
thtse salves only clog the pores and
can not penetrate to the Inner skin
bolnw the epldcrnitx where the ecxema
germs are lodged.
Thla the quality of penetrating
probably r-xplalns the tremendous suc
cess of the only standard liquid cexs
ma cure, oil of wintergnyen aa com
pounded. In I. P. l. Prescription. Af
ter ten years nf cure after cure, the
world's leading kin spfcinlltn have
accepted this aa the true ecrema cur.
We ourselvea do not hesitate to re
commend P. P. P. Proscription nt
$1.00 a bottle, but for the benefit of
those who have never tried tho pre
scrlptlon, P. 1. P. Laboratories of
Chk-awt) have nrmnged for a special
large trial bottle ut 25 cent on a
special offer now. This tlrst bottle
ought to convince every sufferer, and,
at any rate, It will surely take away
the Itch at once. Ak Smith's drug
store. Our of the llenllicii.
A missionary enme down to take the
Sunday services ut the church of i'.lg-gleawlck-ln-C'raven.
tin behulf of the
foreign heathen a collection waa taken
WHY
THE PALAIS
is a
W ' V ineyre
4
btand
Abuse
Hi!
if
Black Cat
Hosiery
K
Black Cat
Hosiery
ar
sues ear mas
CaiCMiOIBOkM
NOtitsf coaeaar
ftaaosaa, Wta.
yassa
up. One of tha wardens offered the
box to a certain member of tha con
gregation who did not believe In for
c'gn missions. In stuge f whisper,
heard alike by congregation and per
son this man said in blank vernacular,
Tak' It awa', lad, I'm net Rolng to
give owl."
At that period the collecting boxes
were taken direct Into the - Vestry'.
Dow n came the preacher from the pul
pit, went Into the vestry, brought
out one of the boxes, and marched
straight toward the gentleman, all the
congregation Imagining that the mln
iKter was aolnit to shame the unbeliev
er unto giving something. Nothing
of the kind. The clergyman merely of
fered the box to the heretic with the
naive remark. "Tak. what thou
wantest. lad; It has been gathered for
tho heathen!" Church Family
Newspaper.
A Cowardly Eg?.
A campaljyi orator w as delivering a
flood of frenzied eloquence the other
evening and departed for a moment
from the text of hla discourse to tell
of an experience he had the night be
fore In a meeting held In Kensington.
"Yes," he said, "the opposite politi
cal party waa out In force and pt ev
ery' attempt of the speaker to make
himself heard he was met with Jeers,
catcalls, hoots and hisses which
drowned hla voice.
"When I arose to speak someone
hurled a base cowardly egg at me,
which struck me In tho chest "
5 South Main Street
Friday and
Saturday
SPECIAL
DAYS
Suits, Skirts, Hosiery,
Dress Goods, Corsets,
Millinery, Furs and
Underwear
1(50 Fine Tailored Suits with lon coats, all colors,
value $20, irJo niitl will he on sale at $15.98
.r0 Iiong Coats and Capes, all colors ut great sacrifice
trices.
illinery Sale
The most lleautiful Hats in the city to Bcleet- from.
Prices below all competition.
Hosiery Safe
Large shipment of the famous Black Cat Hose, all
kinds, at 15c and 25c, the best on earth for wear. All
school children should have them. Every pair .warrant
ed to wear longer than other makes. Friday and Sat
urday will be Black Cat Hosiery days.
Dress Goods Sale -
54 in. Broadcloth, for , , , t ; 50c yd.
$i.3r Broadcloth, all colors, for Capes, nt . . . ... .'.$1.00
75c Serges, all colors,' for Suits, at. . . ... ....... .fOc.
GreafUnderwear Sale," Corset Sale' Alf sizes and
lengths. Follow the crowd and go to the Palais Roval.
NO SUBSTITUTE
t l .' e. i
lias ever oeeu iouna . as i
erood as the oriarinal Z
Tick's Croup & Pfleumo, X
nia Salve. Too much is
involved to risk one. See
that you get Viek's. 25c,
50c and $1.00. . - s
tMmHHHHHIHIIIHH
An auditor here interrupted to de.
mand what kind of an egg a "base
cowardly egg" might be.
Why," answered the story-teller,
"a cowardly egg la one of that kind of
eggs that hlta you and then runs."-.
Philadelphia Times.
The Scale.
... . -:' . , .
A "carte de Jour," you know, la where
The prices soar up In tho air.
A "menu" la where you may hope
To find them. with a telescope. ...
A bill of fare la where you get '
Meals without being held for debt.
A table d'hote but, then, O pshaw!
'Tia best to live with pa and ma.
Chicago Evening post.
BARGAIN
ROYA