PAGE TWO
T THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
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Ffco Samplo BigosSs
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17 idt omach Uoulcln'f
When a person finds himself suffer
ing from chronic indigestion, there is
just one of two things to do: Discon
tinue the use of food almost entirely
' or obtain something that will digest
the food for you until your stomach
muscles are in working order again.
It possible to obtain a remedy that
will direst food even when the stomach
can't, anil we can obtain the word or
many reputable people to prove it.
Since indigestion la usually complicated
with constipation and liver trouble it
Is necessary to get a remedy that has
litxutlve as well as digestive properties,
and which at the same time contains
iiittredlents that will tone and streniiinen
the stomach and bowel muscles. suclt
u ren'edy, according to the t'-iiinor.y ''
people for a quarter of a iflil'iry. is
l)r. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, whh h ran
be obtained of any drupelet al tlitv
cents or one dollar a bottle. ;is it . 'mc s
In both sizes. But if you arc "lie who
lias never iwl this irnind n-ni"!" und
you would like to make a t'-M r
before buylnc of your drnpuist. ilitu
find your name and address to fir.
Caldwell and hu will Kladly semi i"ii
a free sample bottle for trial. In this
l'Olt SAIJ: BY AIL nilK.'ilVls.
way thousands of people have been
brought to use It. .
You cannot obtain a better or more
reliable remedy for general family use
as it is verv curative In constipation
of the most stubborn kind, In Indiges
tion liver trouble, sour stomach, sick
headache and other troubles caused by
disorders of the stomach, liver or bow
els Thousands of families like that of
Mr Frank Connor of 108 State street.
Madison. Wis., and Mrs. Virginia Cun
ningham of Weir. Miss., no longer use
the ordinary "dyspepsia cures" fqr in
digestion, nor cathartic pills or salts
for constipation, but they get Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin, which is truer and
more genuine, milder and more pleas
ant and vet thoroughly effective. Try
it and see the good results you will
obtain.
Pr. Caldwell personally will be
pi ased to give you any medical advice
you mav desire for yourself or family
pertaining to the stomach, liver or
bowels absolutely free of charge. J'.x
i.laln your case in a letter and he will
rcpiv to vou in detail. For the free
sample simply send your name and ad
dress on a postal card or otherwise.
For either request the doctor's address
i Hr. W. B. Caldwell, ll.b-u Caldwell
building, Montlcello. 111.
WESLEY U
MESSAGE GIVEN
"' " 1
The Delegate, Dr. : Simon,
Proves to Be L Great Think
er and Fine Speaker.
What Sort of Show
Will Comet Furnish ?
JAR lJJLMCl "J
r mi Y
KKLip & ' MMLbV
I I onAKSl - 1 If
jumr 3uJli
That Is the Secret of Sun and Comet Future of Comet
Greatly Affected by Conditions at Its Perihelion,
Says Fl amarion.
Written lor
Syndicate li
the New Y,k lleral.i
.1 unisy v.'1'.sei . .1 ii . 1 1
I' 's cuniet arrr. ed at ii
on April I'll. On thai dale
I :.. l l.M
perihelMin it was niih
Hu, nun, lino kilotnet' is i r r 1 1 the sun.
which is the c!oest il a ipK.chfS the
central orb. Inmuali tiely it ii-suni'-s.
with a velocity hi .".l.ioiii nieteis a
secoiiil. 31-0 kilometers a ntintiti s. nr
I '.4.4011 kilometers an hour, its eter
nal Journey ini; alone iio- uilu r brain h
of it h Klganlic ellipse, in a ilianietn
ctlly opposite direction to Hiit wliicli
ll li.is t'ollowcil sill'' tin' .war I S7::.
when il was ni its a I'lieii.iii. j i I'lnally
iiniro:ichinic the earth until May
as may be seen h (he a up
diagram, which shows tin- pari
comet's orbit most interestiim p
At the present writing tin '
ni
iv.
ivini;
I the
lis,
t IS
.ml.
i 7 ' meters a Set
meters an hour.
The dale ..I its e
most important in tin
eiuiar. lor the Intur.
may l.e colisiili rably
sonnt inns i la 1 1 Kern us
lis suhM'iiinnt Inc. ;
;iio-. ilinn
llepelal oil
lllis pasat;.
I't'Ofl the
r 1 Oil. Mia kilo-
llllclioll Is Ihe
cometary i'ul-
d' the comet
iflected by this
turning point.
:i ncrul appear-
isions. lorm. changes, all
tie- coiuhtions in which
is accomplished, distance
olar (i nter, Keiieral state
The Auditorium had one Of tho
'.argest audiences that has assembled
there during the conference last night
to hear the fraternal address of Dr.
John S. Simon of the Wesleyan Meth
odist church of En'gland. Dr. Simon.
a true Englishman, and a superb
speaker, captivated his audience and
he'd their attention until the end of
his address. t was a true pleasure
to listen to the scholarly address of
one of the foremost thinkers of the
duy.
With Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson
presiding, the devotional exercises
were led by Dr. W. N. Alnsworth' of
the South rioorgia conference. Thu :
response to the fraternal uddress was 1
made by Bishop W, A. Candler of j
Atlanta. !
In Introducing his subject Dr.
Simon g.ie a hurried outline of the
woik being done by the Wesleyan
eMUiodist church. This church is i
carrying on work, not only in Eng-
land and Ireland, but on the coutl- :
ncnt. in Italy, Spain, Franco, India,
China Dr. Simon's daughter Is en- j
enged in mission work near Shanghai. !
Tin- church also has conferences In !
South Africa and Australia, while!
Canadian Methodism Is a child of j
the British conference.
"I stand here us a representative of i
a conference which lias hud its hand
on two great worlds, the old anil the
new, and I am amazed with the prog
r ss of Methodism." he said.
He declared that America and
C,rent Britain are tied by mutual
monds; the world owes much to
America for the beginning of Meth
odism, to John Wesley. He described
in length his recent visit to Georgia
where lie had n chance to study the
country where Wesley did much of
his work.
'I'liclr ( iced.
Kegarding the cr 1 of the church,)
Dr. Simon stated that the Weslevanl
church does nut have 27, or .'!H articles
In their creed; that I lie Wesleyan
.Methodists can preach anything not !
contrary to the Bible and these) notes.
He did nut approve of elaborate
creeds.
Speaking of Wesley's life in Eng
land, he slated that Wesley lived in
Bristol 22 years there was no time
limit there, apparently. This brought
forth laughter, lie also related inci- '
dents in the life of the late Bishop!
I Vancis Asbiiry who was, in his early i
life as a minister, given a new suit j
of clothes and ten pounds by tin- '
Bristol people and ho sailed for Amer
ica. There was applause. "I am j
glad yuii applaud," said Dr. Simon,
"and 1 hope yon remember the Bristol
people gave him ten pounds. The
old be glad if you return il to
them." This was greeted with laugh
ter. II.' paid a great tribute t,, tin
late Dr. Moody and his work fur
M et hodism.
Dr. Simon declared that the Metho
dists of England have come into closer
contact with the poorer people than
any other dc nomination. It is in this
Ih it they an- doing such a great work
He ilecland that he would not give
mii-.-li tor any Methodist nreaohcr w-h.i
does not come into contact with the
Dourest class of people as this gives
him such great chance for doing good.
This brought forth applause.
Dr. Simon assured the Methodists
that England had the most friendly
feeling tor them. The churc hes were
getting doscr together In the it real
hnj..,l ihat thm would
3 Days
Greatest of All
Then
Thank You
and
Good-Bye
MY FATAL MISSION
3-
E
N
D
S
WITHOUT ME,RCY
"Last ;
But not
Least"
Fits
the case
to
Perfection
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I THE : I "
MA
S3ACRE.2
8 Where Prices Dwindle Down to a Shadow
Men
lion's Samph' "i0f
SusiM'iiderH
25c
Keith & Print .()
Shoes
$3,68
Men's 10c Linen Col
liirs nl I styles, ;ill izes
5c
The Piercing Arrow
v FORGET
MEJOT
SPECIALS
i
3 DAYS
MORE
TVi'a All
I'
lkll.OOO.OUO kilometers from our globe.
Tills distune- is. houeyir, rapidly di
minishing, as while the comet i rinh
ing ill its ohliMtie path lortar.l tin
earth the laller is s Imi; t..-,ril
the hairy wanderer at tin- rale of "..
IT M.t t.s II ieu.
C'ullcu a Sure iiml I'lUM rfnl I'.iiiI-mm'.
"Let yonr
llff'-C Sla'.e he ll. IIIC.1 hi.'
cup at Its appointed time' Head
ache sick stomal li fatigue like unto
death. I know it all in myself, and
have een It In others Strange that
thinking, reasoning '..-nigs will persist
In its use," says a Topeka, Kansas,
man.
He Bays further that In did not be
gin drinking coffee until alter he was
twenty yenrs old, and that slowly It
began to poison him. and affect Ins
hearing through his nervous system.
."Finally, I ijult coffee and the
condition slowly -disappeared, hut one
cold morning the smell of my wife's
. coffen was too much for me and 1 took
a cup. Honn I wan drinking my reg- i
ular allowance, tearing down brain
and nerve by the dally dose of the
nvfarloUR concoction.
,"Iter, I found my breath comlner
hard and frequent llts of nausea, and
t hen 1 was taken down with hi lion -i
fever.
"Common tens came to im and 1
lUlt coffee for good and went bark to
I'ostum. at once began to gain an I
have had no returns of my bllloiia
symptoms, headache, dizziness, or
vertigo.
"t now have heulth, bright thoughts,
and added Wright, where before there
whs Invalidism, the blues, and a skele-toli-llke
condition of the body.
"My brother quit coffee because of
lis effect on his health and now uses
I'ostum. He could not stand the nerv
' om strain while using coffee, but
peeps well on Poatum.
- ."Mis K, I know personally, whs
Incapable of doing a day's work while
she wbs using coffee. She quit It and
look up. Post um and is now well and
has perfectly steady nerves. "
Reafl the Utile book, "The fcnad to
Wellvtlle In pkgs. "There's a Jlea
(Min," Ki-er mil the above letter? A new
' ..iw a p ten r from time to time, Tliey
ere genuine, Irae, and full of human
-Jnteret,
ictilt', etc.
The gil.mlic motor which swings
worlds ami I heir satellites in their
const. mi revolutions, which launches
impels into the immensity of space
on er elonaleil orlots to distances
of iiMTaile.ls of IllillitlS ill' billioilS (it
kilometers and atiracts Iheni anew
tovaiil the c. ntei-in a word, the sun.
ri ynlaior of the planetary system
mii: ht endow w'th fresh glory tht
celestial traveler which visits those
brilliant regions. (,r, on the contrary,
mialit leave it only a fraction of its
uh.w and ptanlv.
lb at and likhl, electrical iiianll)
lallons, tin- mniience of winch we can
only surmise, chemical phenomena,
unknown radiations, etc., all the
manipulations ol nature in ?ier fan
i asta laiiot-atory. act In varying ways
on Hie wand- run;, yapory bod. vyliicb
has just plunged into tin- intense io
lai ias il its iierihelion.
I s I li ne alieaity stated, tit the
tune ol its appearance in 1MIT. its tail
disappeared after perihelion, which
took place on November 11, and the
conn tary nebulosity was not very
bright. Alter the pasages of March
l:!. XT!"; September 14. ISfi:': (icto
hir 27. Hill?, and August 2b. lG.'li. the
was not exU-Mordinuriry in Bp-
it reserving a surprise
Will it give us a
.Men's Nprhio Suits,
worth ii) to
$7.77
Men's 7." .i iit I'oiU
Shirts
work and
continue.
he
ll(;tiKST Ol'
AliL
I -ssi :i,.s i
;vy
come
pcarance. la
for us this time?
celestial spectacle analogous to that
which so deeply moved William the
'oiuiuerer In lOtlti nnd the Turkish
and Christian warriors in 1465?
That Is the secret of the sun and
the comet.
BANDITS HOLD UP A CAR
AND GET $1500 TO $2000
Lot SIAOO lo $2IMM), Mont of It from
Saloon keeper and liar
teudiTH, In Seattle,
Seattle, Wash., May 12. Between
$IS0 and f 200U in money and Jewelry
was the booty carried off this morn
ing by three bandits holding up a
South Park street car. Twenty men
were on the car.
The heaviest losers were saloon
keepers and bartenders on the way
home after the night's work.
IMINKHAL HPKINGH HOTEL,
Mr, ('atliey's Famous phu at Kkj.
land, Klck anil Span, Is Open
for the Season.
Mrs. R. Cathejr announces that the
Mlnerar Springs hotel at Kkyland la
now open and ready for guests. The
house has been thoroughly venerated.
As Hkyland has a convenient train
schedule It makes this place a de
lightful resort for summer tourists
from the south and for Ashevllle peo
ple who wish to spend a season In
the country. -
Continued from page one.
carry 230 tons of coal In her bunkers,
which should enable her to make the
round trip across the Atlantic at half
speed. Parsons turbine engines, built
in the New York Navy yard, or the
enormot.j power of 28,(IU0 horse
power will maintain the high speed of
this big ship and t),e steam vv-ill lie
supplied by sectional boilers.
The main battery of the ship will
consist of ten lL'-lnch rifles arranged
in pairs in turrets, linking at her
bow-m, one would think that the
I'loiida had what is called super
posed or douhl. -decked turrets like
the Keursarge and the Kentuck , but
as a nuittcr of fan there are only two
guns in each of the live turrets and
the second turret in the fore part of
the ship Is necessarily elevated In a
super-structure so a to be able to lire
freely over the top of the foremost
turret. There is a very formidable
secondary battery composed of 16
live-Inch rapid lires. four three
pounders, two one-pounders and a
number or machine guns. There are
also two 21-inch submerged tubes for
torpedoes.
Kwcrut or Her Armw.
Just what the armor is to be on
these ships the naval designers will
not tell. That marks the adoption of
it new policy In the American navy
where h retofore It has been custom
.'fry lo set out In smallest detail In the
chief constructor's annual reports the
thickness of every inch of armor on
the ship. It is believed though that
the side armor will average about 12
Inches and that it will be extended
over a length of the ship heretofore
uncovered and will be much wider
thun the ordinary belt so as not to
expose the underbody of the ship
When she rolls In a sea wave,
; It wili take more than 1000 men to
manage this great fighting machine;
the minimum requirement Is 80 offi
cers and 5 4 enlisted men. The esti
mated cost of the ship complete Is
B,ooo,i)utJ as fixed In the act of May
13. 1908. Her keel was laid March ,
1909, so that the naval constructors
have reason to be proud of the rapid
ity with which they have carried on
their work.
iTO-NIGHT
1
m
45c
rii'htoii Silk darters
19c
Men's 'J.'tc plain ;nnl
fiilicv I lose
Just received DO dozen Men's
Stylish Foiir-in hand and
String Ties, not a one in the lot
worth less than Choiee 14c
20 dozen more ol' those popu
lar ( 'haiiipa.nne Shirts, soft col
lars, the regular $1 rado,
now 69c
IJijr, (iood I'.ye l'ile oflTeni
nants, consisting of all kinds
and classes of dress materials,
white 'nods, percales, dress
.niiijU'hams, etc.. etc. These will
A
Ki A
Ladies
Men's Sample Holts,'
worth up to $1.00, V;
25c i:
Beautiful lot Ladies!
Waists 75c and 89c vat:
ues '
47c
tfo at any old
bring.
price they'll
19c
Men's 10.' Linen
Handkerchiefs one doz
en for
65c
A
I 'end (Jo on sale Friday '2
Ladies one piece Dresses, hand
soinely made and trimmed; col
ors, lllue, Linen, Lavender,
Old L'ose and White worth $4
and ,) tjll they're roiie $2.48
and $2.98.
One lot of Odds and Ends in
liiiee Curtains will jro on sale
Friday at About 1-2 Price.
li,H' lot of Men's Sample I'll
tlenvear, some garments in the V
lot worth up to ifi.."iO each. Mr.
Man, if you want to get your
supply Summer Underwear at f 1
remarkahlv low juices NOW
IS THE TIME!
Positively
the Final and
Last Call
18 pounds drunulated
Sugar with every 5.00
purchase '
1st floor. ''')
$1.00 !
$1 Shirt Waist, love;
lv assortment
69c
Ladies' 5c Handker
chiefs, 1 doz. for 5
25c
KM
$1.50 Street lints, $2.
is the juice some stores
98c
$1 Kimonas, pretty
things.
69c
' $3 Sample Shoes and
Slippers"
$1.98
Yery Special "Farewell Token','
ni '! ' K
Ladies
$2.00
and
$2.50
Oxfords
P.00 jiairs Ladies' Patent Leather Puinjis
Patent Buttons, with Suede tops variety
of shades. This is one of the greatest
values we've offered during entire sale.
Values in stylish Oxfords positively worth
$2, $2 50 and .r . Jietter icoine early in
order to secure your size in your choice.
j ' f ... r',- ' IS " .
Come
Now
or
Hold
Your
Peace
Forever
J. M.
STONER-5
GASH $T6KE
Piercings
Arrow
House
I Cleaning
Days
are r
Here!