3, 1CC1
PAG2 TWO.
" TH2 CAZZTTS-ITZTTS.
Friday, De
MAKES STOMACH
TROUBLE VANISH
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn and Dys
pepsia go and you will feel
(ins in five minutes.
Why not 'Ret some now thin mo
ment, and forever fid yourself of
Htomnch trouble and Indigestion? A
dieted stomach get the blues ami
grumble, filve It a good eat, then
lake Pnpe's IMiir 'psln to start tho
itlppstlve Juices working. There wlil
be no dyspepsia or belching of dim
or eructation of undigested fond; no
feeling like n lump of lead In the
ftomsoh or heartburn, sick headache
nn Dirtiness, nnd vour fond will not
ferment and poison your breath with
nsnseous odors
T'upe s Dlnpcpsln cost only r.O cents
for a large . an.- at any drug store
here, anil will rcllcv. the most obstl-
rate ease of Indigestion nnd IVet
Klomach In five minute
There Is nothing el. better b take
C.n from Stomach and clean, the-
stomach and Intestines, and. besides,
one slrsl
nose win mgci ami prepare :
for ni....iilnll.n Into the blood all vour j
food the n .nie an a found, healthy I
stomach would do It. S. Harvey and A. K. Henderson repre-
Wh.ii liini'. psin works, vmir stom-. 'enied Caswell and Mr. Wilson and
nrh rem Beta Itneir In order, clean others spoke for Person,
till nnd then you feel like eating; lubbl Edward N. Callsch of Rlch
wh"D voti e.mie to the table, and what '. mond, who bi to deliver his memorial
you eat will do von good. ! address before the Elks here next
Absolute relief from all Stomach i Sunday afternoon at the Academy oi i It rolievcg Stomach misery, bout Rtom
Misery In waiting for you a noun asj.MiiNki Is regarded as tho leader of j eeh, belching, and cures all stomach dis
vom dei lde t' take a little tiiiipepsm the Hebrews in the south und is a ! eoao or mono back. Largo boi of tab
Tr',1 your druggist that you want; very powerful speaker and strong ! lets CO cent. Druggists la oil towns.
Pape's Diupcpsln, because you want writer. '
to become thoroughly cured thin time ; There is no break In the drought, -
nemeniber. If vntir Moninch feel and the sheriff of this county says maker of Durham, tiled a petition In
out-of-order nnd on i.nifortable now many wells have gone dry. ! bankruntcv: liabilities 114.000 linnet
you can get relief in five minutes.
THK I'K'KI HT STOCK CO.
IX "KOII A tillllS lAA f."
The Piekert Stuck mmpanv pre
sented Will K. Culhanc's four-net
comedy drnma, "l-'or a HIiTm l.tive." at
the Grand I -i t eenlng t' a xmall. but
highly appreciative audience. The
storv In a well written nin- with a dis
tinct thread running tlirniitlnnit and
iiortrasK human nature as It really
exluts Home persnns with warm and
svmimthellc natures and ethers with
sympathetic natures and others with
cold nnd nlntort deinoii..us spirit pes-
esng them. The two coming Into
touch with each oilier almost Invarin-
My arouses milium interest ami cans, s
anxiety for the good nnd trio It If
herv where the author has touched
the kev-n.'te and made a sue
his plnv.
In the hands nf the Plckerts the
fine-points intended were per.-i pl il.lv
brought out nnd the play was mll a
societal.
Specialties and two Illustrated songs,
"t'ndcr the Irish Moon'' and "Take
Mo Out for a Joy Hide" w. re Intro
duce, 1 .luring th" evening.
"The Vengeance f lieii. se," wtll !
lie bill for tonight, after which an
..in.iteur ait will be out on partlci- I
t nt' il In b loi ill tab nl. and the muli
ng' m nt promises an eening of fun.
There will be a ladies' and chil
dren's ("ntlnee Satutda afternoon, at
which the company will premnt "The
Oi.ld of tho Street "
I'reo. Ii llr.uid ouo.il I'.Ut-t Olllis'rs.
Kren. h I'.road Council No. 7. Jr. .
I'. A. M. last night elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing half year:
Councillor Itev. J. S. Williams.
Vl. e-Couiu lllor K. A Hull.
licconling Secretary--! isenr White.
Asslsiaut ltecordlng Secretary
Clov.l peunell.
Financial Secretary II. I-". M.Cor
kle. Treasurer J ,M Houald.
Conductor C. W. Huberts,
Warden -A I!. I'avne.
Inside Sentinel it S Iviinnlon
Outside Senllnel J. 1. (Ilciiii.
Chaplain Guy Weaver
Truste. It. M. Grunt, It. 11. Luther,
J W. Kldson.
Librarian D. E. Penland.
Representative to State Council II.
1". McCorkle.
Alternate S. G lionul.l. Council
IVputy.
t'niisusll) Ai tle Holiday Trade.
New York. Dec. . Despatches to
Dunn' Hex lew Indicate that the la
bor troubles are having an adverse
effect on business in the northwest.
Iteports from oth. : sections are uni
formly favorable, with the holiday
trade unusually active.
Good Food
U the secret of many a successful household.
Post iToasties
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"THE MZM0RY LINGERS"
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich.
SURVEY OF STATE
FROM THE CAPITA
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The Tobacco Growers of a Number ofnK medicines into the stomach nor
Counties Are After Test Farms and
Have Appeared Before Board.
RALEIGH POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS
SHOW A HEALTHY INCREASE
Stntc oniilabt Deny the Statement
Tliat Tliere Are (iralu Distilleries
In North Carolina.
The Gazette-News Bureau,
Chamber of Commerce Booms,
(
j Hollemon Building.
Raleigh. Dec. S.
Yesterday there appeared l.efore
Mho stale lioard of ugrieulturc dele-
I a lion from the old tobacco growing
i counties of (iranvlllo. Person and
'"'"'ell, each urging the board to es-,
i . . . . . . . . . .. i
, .-
Urm for tobacco. V. P. Hobgood and j
A. II. l'owell came from Uranvlllo. J.
The ItNleigli I'oMtoff Ico. ;
Postmaster Itrlggs says tho receipts!
..., ,,, ' .,,. ,,r 1 , '"""" eral opinion of Brevard citizens. Last
were jX4oO, triis being an lncrea ot , department, becomes treasurer of the . u ... .. ,. , ,
11781 over the samo month last year; U1,1(, nr.. Insurance company of l" Mr nal,ey Wa" ln",ructod t0
u gain of 21 per cent. More than n7Z gun ThT ntt"I! ", " "" thr"Kh th'8 CUntT
two thouMim. Htoflice. report to this' rk. This Is another case where ! ruHn the grades neceary and
..rricc. xemllng In their funds, and airplane, which the insurance depart- I ""I':'"1 "fhf. "TlZ n, l
l,e rural free delivery carriers, more .,, ,,, )lly B m .,,, jthhi route to that of the present in-
tl.an l:'ii in ninnher nri. tmlil .fn,m ' ......... i .......... convenient rood leadlim' out from
rrotn iiit m n ir Ninmiii in ovi.nioer
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tlil office. There has been a very
little InereiiHo of the number of these
carriers in the past two years. Am. ng ;
them are
tnree young women, wni
have the ordinary 24 mile route, (mi
"f thine goes out from HurllnKton.
The N'.i'olk & Southern railway
i lie .-.i oik c M.uinern ranwa
111 on Sunday !-glii a through mall
service between Ilalelgli and Norfolk, ;
Uius covering every day In tho week.j
i ne growin or tne country along an;
this end of that line is something re
niarkuble.
Xo GrHln Distilleries.
Publlcntioii having been made of
the fact that there are a number of
.... . ,-. .... .u,," . ... ,
registered grain distilleries In this
.slate. It is denied by officials here
that there are any such. There are I
some fruit brandy distilleries In this!
district, and no doubt some In the
western district, these having been
registered upon the statement of the
men operating them that they were
'nuking brandy only for their own
use, and not for sale or proht. Any
way, that Is what tho gave out to
the officials. The t'nlte.l Ktat.n diss
not authorize any one to violate the
state law, nor does the government
recognize the provision of the state
recognize the provision of the state law j
but simply goes along In the pres. rib
e.l way and allows such people to
iimllfy as distillers; advising them at !
Hie time that such qualification is no
protection whatever against prosecu
tion under the state laws. It is pini
lively slated that there are no grain
distilleries licensed in this revenue
district. Solicitor liunlels has lsen
seeking Information us to the fruit
distilleries which have lies-n licensed,
iv llh the view of prosecuting these
for operating. Some say that the
statement such people make that
they will only distill brandy for their
own use is n pretense. Sumo law
yers have told such men that the law
does not prohibit their making bran
dy. If not for prollt. The officials
seem to think that monnshinlng is on
the Increase, They say they had ex
pected thn number of licenses for
various things will be as large, if not
larger, than In the days when liquor
was sold, because this was found to
be the case In Maine, a famous pro
hibition stnte. It must be remember
ed that a number of men are forced
to pay tax, some of thera buying stuff
fro mNew York. Ttlchmnnd. and Nor
folk and other points also which the
sellers guarantee to be non-taxable,
but the government very often asks
nnnlvsls .
Yesterday Robert II. Clegg, a brick-
la delightful food to
keep on the pantry shelf
because It Is always ready
to serve with cream or
fruits. .
Also used In numerous
ways to make many "good
things better."
In packages .there la
little booklet, "fid-lilts
made with Toast lee," that
tells how.
IYpular k(. 10c.
Large family slse 15c,
ft
TRUTH ABOUT CATARRH
Sensible Method Will Cora It
Knilth'ft Pro if Store Guarantee
Ilyomrt to Cure Catarrh.
Catarrh ran never be cured by tak-
' j t "" vi vuut i ten.
Intelligent physicians have Ions ago
discarded such Ideas and not one of
them -would be worth considering
were It not for the fact that unscrup
ulous persons prey upon the Ignor
ance of the people Jn regard to new
discoveries.
Catarrh is caused by germs and just
as long as these germs thrive In the
folds, crevices, nooks and corners of
the mucous membrane that line the
now, throat and chest. Just so long
will you have catarrh. .
There Is only one way to cure ca
tarrh, and that Is to kill the germs.
'ihere Is only one remedy that will
kill lite germs when It gets where the
germs are, and thai Is llyomel.
llyomel is made chiefly from Aus
tralian Eucalpytus and Kucalyptol
combined with other germ killing
antiseptics. Just breathe It in through
the hard rubber Inhaler that comes
with each outfit nnd relief Is Imme
diate. Csed regularly for a few
weeks llyomel (pronounced lllgh-o-
m) will cure chronic catarrh. Com-
p,.(, outllt S 1.00 at Smith
Krtig
Kioro and Irnillnir ilrniri? 1st ev.rv-
WH,r,,
Cures Indigestion
$10,000. '
George It. Liuuuy. for some time
i,,.,.!.!,.......... , v.. -..,
-n'm 1 1 ii-ii iiiimui ur rnn niti-i.
A ebarter Is granted the Tolston
i.,ber and Manufacturing company
llf ,N,.wlwrn. cniiltal stock I2S.O00:
, . . . . ..
another going to the Vranklln Light ,
and Power company In Macon conn-
,. .... ...... . .... .
capital tr.O.AOO, II. O. Cozad and
,hers stockholders; a third going to I
,,. M, peasant Auto. Transfer com- !
puny, capital 2.r,000.
TobniVo Kxliihlt.
The commissioner of ngrlci.ltur
gels iilte a large gift for the museum
of that department from Archibald I!.
Henderson, a member of the legisla
ture fr.nn Caswell, this trfdng a home
made twist of sun cured tobacco, the
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year I .10. and some plug tobacco put
up In 1X32. This will be shown in the
tobacco collection In tho state mu
seum, which embraces all the vario
lic of leaf grown In this state. The
board of agriculture gave a hearing
vesterday to representatives of vari
ous fertilizer uianiifacturerH, the
board luixing made complaint of the
, . . ..... .
largR iiiimlM-r of different brands un
der the same analysis. The represen
tatives of the fertilizer companies any
that it Is their dcMlrc to reduce I lu
ll umber of brands, and a committee
"f ,he b"Krd ha he"n "PPolnted to
see thnt a reduction Is made.
Mention has been mnde of the fact
Umt (,"v,,'''ur Kltchln has requisition
on the war department for uniform!
for thn national gunrd, of olive drab,
and for many other supplies. The
I w"r "'el'm-'ment gives no hint os to
when these wll be furnished. It
had been hoped to get the clothing
by mid-winter. Instructions to make
requisition for It were only recently
received and great care hail been tak
en as the slse had to 1m given.
MiinicliHil Biillillng.
The municipal building commission
has awarded the contract for thnt
building and the auditorium, which
will be In the rear of It, to tho John
A. Carter company of Philadelphia,
which was the lowest of the 11 bid
ders. The price as agreed upon Is
f!)r..281
U'ltKKTMXt MATCH MtHANGI.It
nut NIGHT OF 1)1 :(:.M llr.lt 1
Ktlwanlrt I to Meet Albert Medina,
tlir "Italian Champion," at
(rand Opera House.
The sporting elemont of Ashevllle
is taking Interest in the wrestling
match which has been arranged to
take place at the Orsnd opera house
December 7 between Albert Medlno,
the "Italian champion," and Billy Kd
wards. who wrestled a draw match
with Drake here not long ago. The
match will be a catch-as-catch can
affair, and will he a struggle to the
finish ns there will be no time limit.
Medlno Is a man of powerful phy
sique, and weighs S00 pounds. , He
has defeated Io Pardelo, "Big John"
Kooney. the Chicago, and Walter
Wllloughby and has wrestled with
such men as Dr. Holler and Frank
Qotch. He Is only it years of age.
FltATERXAIi OltDKIl OF F.AGLKM
F.LF.CT OFFICERS LAST NIGHT
At meeting of the Ashevllle aerie,
j Fraternal Order of Eagles, attended
I by about UO members last night, the
i following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
j Worthy President 0. B. Reynolds.
I Worthy vice president X. B. iAnge.
Worthy secretary Vance L. Wells.
Worthy physician Dr. E. B. Mor
ris, i
, Worthy chaplain M. "wartiherg.
Worthy treasurer John H. Lange.
Inner guard W. N. Horn,
f )uter guard O. W. Davis.
Trustees W. II. Bird. Morris Myers
and A. F. Felt ha us.
Start TtiHr Campaign.
London, Deo. . Freed of their leg
islative duties, members of the House
nf Commons and many peers, began
their own political campaigns among
their constltuences today. Few mem
bers remained In London for the cer
emony of proroguing Parliament.
, Took Ills Own lire.
Columbus, Oa., Dee. I. J. M.
Brown, son of a wealthy real estate
dealer of Cleveland. O.. committed
sulc.'le by swallowing carbolic acid
today.
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II
Number of Lawyers in Western Part
of State Interested in Transyl
vania County Court
tNTEREST BEING TAKEN
IN ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Tills Is a Movement WIUcli lias En
listed the Actlvu Supixirt of lire- ,
yard CIUicim.
The Oaxetta-Ncws Bureau,
The Franklin,
Brevard, N. C Dec. 2.
Correspondence of The Gazette-News.
Court, which convened here last
Monday with Judge M. II. Adams pre
siding, has concluded the criminal
docket and taken up the civil cases
for the remainder of the week. Many
prominent lawyers from various towns
in the western part of the state are
associated In cases before this court.
An Interestlnf fact In reference to tho
out-of-town lawyers here this week Is
that three known aspirants for the
democratic nomination for congress
were here. While all three, Hon. J.
M. Gudger, Jr., William J. Cocke, nnd
Walter K. Moore, huve interests In
various cases being tried at this term
of court, they are nevertheless tuki
Ing the opportunity of renewing old ;
acquaintances and making friends
with Transylvania voters.
Ituck Forent Hood.
That a new road from this city to'
the Cedar Mountain section through
the famous Buck forest territory will ;
be built In the near future' is the gen-;
Penrose.
The remilt of this survey was a very I
pleiiHitnt surprise to the citizens 'in ;
that the road enn be built at a muxl-
ii"" i f roan enn oe tun i ai a max -
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' ,,"UftI,ce Rve'' "ver lhnt or
the present route would be nearly
live miles. . j
on account of the fact that this'
proposed road must be built by hull-i
vliluals before it can he turned over I
to tho county to' be kept In repair a !
sulcriptlon list will have to lie pre- ',
sealed to the many parties Interested. ;
and it Is thought that, with the aid i
... in ii iiui .1 v .1(1 111. il.U
f ,.. business men of this town and
out-of-town parties who are largely
Interested In . this. Immediate section,
there will bo no trouble in opening
this new country clear to the stnte
line. Just over the. mountain where
the proposed road H fects3 to con
nect with a South Carolina road Is
u. ,..,.... .......... ,A...I ' C, .
" '"""V . ' ... .
Una h only mountain resort hotel. ICv-
cry jenr this popular hotel has hun -
dreds of visitors and with tho recent
xteiislve improvements there Is rea- j
son to believe next summer will be I
the most successful senwin In the i
history of this mountain resort. 1
Tho largest portion of the country ,
that this road will penetrate is the !
Buck Purest section, recently acquir
ed by the r estate In Ashevllle, 1
and will be operated In connection i
with the famous Battery Park hotel, :
ns a hunting reserve. i
Auto Highway.
The distance from Ashevllle to Bre- i
vard by road is only SI miles over
comparatively good roads in fact, j
during the past summer many auto-:
Ists made the trip with perfect ease.
With considerable improvements made '
at various points along this road. It
could be made Into one of tho best i
automobile highways In western!
North Carolina. The extension of this ;
road over the lately surveyed route Is ;
at a less than five per cent, grade, and j
Piuses mostly through the Buck For-,
est estate on ridge land, where the j
soil Is Arm and a large degree com
posed of a soft rock, which calls for
very little repair work In keeping It;
In a most excellent condition for au-.
tnmoblles, as well as other convey- j
uneeg. I
Citizens Kiithualajrtlc. j
That Brevard citizens are enthusi-1
astlo over the npenlnr of this vast .
mountain section, allowing a short !
cut to South Carolina, is thoroughly (
demonstrated from the fact that a j
ready subscription was given to aid In
making the survey. The business
men are also ready In doing their
part towards building the road, which
That Double Chin
Ever womsn who Is fat.and es
pecially every woman (or man) who
has a hog-like double chin, will wel
come this news pariagrnph.. Your
night masks and sticking-plaster strips
and stroklngs are at an end. A
method of reducing double chins (also
fat abdomens and hips, shoulders, an
gles and neck), that really does red no
them, has been found.
And would you believe It, It Is
nothing more than a simple, harmless
home receipt that any druggist will
fill for you, vis: V, ox. Marmola. Ii
og. Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic,
and t os. Peppermint Water, a lea
spoonful of which after each meal
and at bedtime wll take oft up to a
pound of fat a day. Try It it la good
for the stomach strengthens that or
ganso It turns the food Into energy,
bones, muscle, as It should, Instead of
Into fat, as yours Is doing now after
each meal. Eat what you wish; drop
exercising; be lazy even; this mixture
will still trim up your figure. And
It will do It evenly, too, without caus
ing wrinkles; removing the soggy fat.
such as double chins and stout abdo
mens are made ot. Ant,
CIVIL CASES
101'
BEiriG COOSIDERED
promises to be the source of opening
up new trade In this section. This
road from Brevard will only be about
15 miles long, while the one leading
out of Penrose is some 20 miles long,
and at places cannot be traveled when
the creeks are the least swollen from
heavy rains.
Only One "BUOMO QCINIXE"
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI
NINE. Look for the signature of R
W. QslOVR Used the World over to
Cure a Cold In One Dav. 15c
; Oh, mowed Wife!
Homer 8. Taylor, president of the
National Archery association, said at
an archers' dinner In Chicago:
"An archer must be very skillful
and calm and cool to succeed. He
must handle his bow as Mrs. Poarck
of Michigan avenue handles her hus
band. "Mr. Poarck came home very late
the other night from an Important
political meeting. In the hall he
kicked up rather a row. growling
and swearing to himself till his wife
called to him from upstairs:
" What's tho matter, my dear?'
." 'Matter hlc Is. Mr. Poarck
roared, 'that there's two hat racks
here, and I dunno which one to hang
my hat on.'
" 'But you've got two hats, haven't
you?' said Ms. Poarck, soothingly.
'Hang one on eoch rack and come to
bed. You're tired.'.'
"Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get a bottle of
Chamberlain's Liniment for twenty
flve cents. A piece of flannel dampened
with this liniment ts superior to any
plaster for lame back, pains In the
side and chest, and much cheaper.
The
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SATURDAY GREAT
BARGAIN DAY
100 Ladies Fine Tailored Suits, bought at a Sacrifice
Saturday at One-Third Less Than Real Value. '
$18.00 Suits will be Bold at ... ... '.
$25.00 Suits will be sold
$10.00 Long CajicB at. . .
$12.50 Iong Cajie's, all
jMillinery Sale
All Winter Hats to be sold at one-third off regular price, Fine Beaver Hats
$10.00 Value, at. ... j . . .; .. .$6.75
$8.00 Value at... ... .. .......... ...$5.00
$4.00 Value at ... . i.. . . $298
DRESS GOODS SALE, BIG HOSIERY SALE, WINTER UNDERWEAR SALE,
FUR BARGAINS. ' , '' i
200 pieces of Furs, Nock Tieces and Muffs. It w'ill surprise fj-ou o see how
cheap you can buy one. . . . , " ;
lh PALAIS K.OYAI
V 5 South Main Street.
) PEERLESS .
Maish Laminated Cotton
Down Comforts
The best comfort on the market for the money. Made
of pure white fleecy Cotton, light and warm. -All prices.
AVe are showing a beautiful assortment of Handker
chiefs in embroidered and initials. The ladies tell us
they are the prettiest they ever paw for the money.
The 25c ones are particularly pretty for the price.
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P&l&is Roysil.
5 SOUTH MAIN ST.
sTssTtiMCM
at.
. ... . , . - $6.75 -
colors, at ... ... ... ........... ... .. .. ..........$.875 -
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Sale, all will be, on sale
v .
... ... ...$12.50
............... .$15.00 L