PAG2 SIX.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE NEWS.
Wednesday, JUDe a 1910
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iiuuin rnfibiunto
Lest You
Forget
We wish to remind you
thatM.& W. Indian Coal
is just iall good, clean coal,
and, best for every purpose.-
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
' Company
SHOWMAN'S SKULL
Jack Brown Probably Fatally Hurt Hear
Hominy Melton Calhey Alleg
ed Assailant
Candy That's
Always Fresh
and always the
most delicious is
the candy famous
throughout the
Southland for 25
years. It's
Extra Fancy
Evaporated
Apples
1 h Packages jut arrived
' 15c.
E. C. JARRETT
Phones 358 or 192.
Fine Groceries, Vegeta
, bles and Fruits.
12 North Pack Square
; and City Market.
Phone 473.
Special to The Gazette-Xews.
Hominy, June 8. Jack llrown, a
young fellow connected with the Rose
Kilian show, a small wagon circus
agregation, lies here at tha' Luther
boarding house in a critical condition,
his skull fractured by a stone, said to
have been thrown by Melton Cathey.
a native boy of this section.
The affair happened Saturday, night,
but on account of the search for
young Cathey the news was kept
quiet.
There are several conflicting stories
n tn how the tight began. One is
that Brown and several of the show
hoys persistently followed young
Cathey with long poles. His efforts
to stop them were of no avail until
picking up a stone he dealt what may
prove a fatal blow upon the head of i
Jack I. rown. t athey was last seen
at church last Sunday morning. He
it- the sun of Harry Cathey, a highly
respected farmer in the north Hom
iny section.
HE SI COMET III 1835
WHEN ITIS II COMET
C. F. Jackson, Over 80 Years Young,
Well Remembers the Visit of
Halley's Show.
PAR EXCELLENCE
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SUMMER
STYLES
In young men s clothes must of
Course be ;t i oiup.lilieil with the best1
kind oxford lor the trousers that j
are cut a trille short the show the ,
feet more plainly and lie- feet .Ml'ST
look well.
The oxfords we hanol" are v hat
the particular oung man wants ex-1
cedent in last, Imisli. style ami dura-
bility they will win approval in the I
eyes of the most fasiidhm. i
i A low shoes with "Class" and with
comfort. i
GuaranteeShoeStore
NO. 4 SOI Til MAIN ST.
This paper was today favored with
a call by C. y. Jackson of Columbia,
who is isiting his daughter, Mrs. M.
I). Johnson. Mr. t Jackson has for
hail' a century been active in Masonic
work, and has for .".3 years held the
position of treasurer for the Grand
chapter, Uoyal Arch Masons of his
L'tate.
Mi'. Jackson is more than SO years
voung. and knows all about a great
many things the rest of us have! reail
about. He remembers, as a small
boy. watching the I'nited States sol
diers as they passed through Charles
ton on the way to linht the Indians in
Indiana, and recalls vividly that night
of terror in Charleston, in 1 S 37. when
a gum! part of the city was destroyed
by lire. He likewise recalls and this
is the story under immediate consid
eration the former visit of Halley's
coniet in 1X3.-1.
It is difficult to lind eve-witnesses
ol that visit, bin Mr. Jackson can tell
ail about it. He remembers getting
nut in the street and watching the
vast s weep of the comet's tail, which
was as bright as a star from one end
to the other, if comets may be said to
have an end. Mr. Jackson, after
viewing the comet upon the occasion
of that other visit, does not think
much of the one now occupying so
much newspaper space. He says It
can in no wise be compared to the
naUy brilliant, and impressive spec
tacle of 7fi years ago.
Almost every day
we receive ship
ments by fast
express assuring
bonbons and
chocolates as fresh
as when they leave
Atlanta. There's
"None like
NunnallyV
RAYSOR'S DRUG STORE
31 Patton Avenue.
The Hudson Touring Gar
Price equipped with magneto top and trunk rack
$1275.00.
Is great value for your money, with appearance second to
none. Has 110 inch wheel base, 32 inch wheels, 18 inch steer
ing wheel. Three speeds, selective type transmission.
Come in and see this car and get a demonstration.
Asheville Auto Company
Phone IS 10.
Noa. 15 and 17 & Lexington Ave.
CITY NEWS
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nMMiWiliimi 'i 'in i mTirTV'i irm
YOUNG A. P. COURTNEY
lr. y. T. Meriwether was called to
Marion today on professional busi
ness. A meeting of the Ited Men will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock when
important business will be transacted.
Philip Itassett of Watertown.' Conn.,
who has been extremely ill from ap
pendicitis was operated on at the
.Meriwether hospital and is now con
sidered out of danger.
At a meeting of tlx: congregation (f
All Souls' church, liiltmore, June ,
the following Rentlemen were t lecte.l
as a vestry: George W. Vanderbilt.
Arthur !". Kees. Dr. John H. Williams,
C. D. Headle. Kinksland Van Winkle,
and Charles K. Waddell.
The first excursion of the season
Into Asheville is that from Greenville.
S. C. which arrived this afternoon
with a Rood sized crowd of excursion
ists. The train will leave for the re
turn (rip at i; o'clock tomorrow al
ternoon, giving the party k sta'y ol L' 7
hours in the the "ijiml of the Sky."
The funeral services over the re
mains ol William Sidney Porter will
be conducted this afternoon at 4::ifl
o'clock from the First Presbyterian
church. Itev. I!. !'. Campbell. I ). I).,
officiating. The pallbearers will be
Judge Thomas A. Jones. Major K. T.
C.rinnau. Col. Robert Uiniiham. Dr.
y. T. Meriwether. Ir. V. P. Herbert
and Edwin I Hay.
In the suit of J. T. Illassengame
against I). I,. Kuyd and the coiuuv
commissioners of Haywood county in
which illassengame obtained iudg-
i ment against the commissioners for
ja sum aggregating J3..00 for road con
struction work in Haywood, a petl-
I lion has been liled by George H.
ISmathers, on behalf of K. K. Osborne
and J. E. Welch, asking that they lie
made intervenors in the suit and re
cover some $13U0 alleged to be due
them by lilassengame. After a hear
ing before Judge Pritchard the mat
ter was continued several days.
Commencement Exercises
Are always important occasions socially as well as educationally. Gifts
for graduation and commencement are quite proper, and nothing Is quite
so appropriate as a handsome book. We have many thousands of them
for this use. .
ROGERS' BOOK STORE
See West Window for New Fiction. . ' Phone 2G4.
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We Make Fancy Brick ICE CREAM to order.
Prompt city delivery and shipment to all railway points.
Phone 110.
CANDY KITCHEN
IIAYWOOD STREET NEAU TOSTOFF1CE
L. Blomberg
Leads in Imported, Key "West and Domestic Cigars.
Smokers' Articles and Sporting Goods.
17 Patton Ave.
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t'!Ni "rt " .
H'!-r 'r'-? '
Evidently Became Suddenly Deranged,
Very Recently May Be Committ
ed to Hospital.
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HOBART M. CABLE PIANOS
Satisfies tlio best musicians
every time.
Kusy terms at
Dunham's Music House
Sewing Machines
For Bala. Rent or Exchange.
Expert Repair Work.
Aihevllle Sewing Machine Co.
Phoae lit. Legal Building
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A. 1' Courtney, the young white
fellow who, yesterday morning In
police court created something of a
sensation by hurling a New Testa
ment nt the heads of the police court
Justice and the court officers when
called upon to plead to a charge of
disorderly conduct, was this morning
adjudged insane by City Physician I..
II. Mcllrayer and efforts are now ho
igu made to have him admitted to the
state hospital at Morganton.
.Mr. Courtney is a son of former
Comity Treasurer Courtney, one of
the best known and most highly re
spected citizens of the county, and
only n few days ago returned from
Oklahoma, where he had made his
home for several years.
The young man was all right, men
tally when he arrived here, and evi
dently went suddenly deranged. He
has a mania for throwing articles of
almost any description at people. Just
liefore his arrest Monday night he
threw n handsome gold watch at the
head of Mr. Coston while that gentle
man was quiety seated In Ins automobile.
lit- Cream Time
To make the richest and daintiest
Ice cream, use I'diie Itibon. pure fruit
Umon and Vanilla Extracts.
British Parliament Kc-Assembles.
London. June s. Parliament re-as
sembled today apparently in a more
conciliatory mood thnn when it ad
journed. The constitutional crisis will
be held off until autumn.
Ijindrrtli Seed. Carolina pluinimry.
American Woman's League certif
icates will be accepted on NEW sub-
scriptlonnnly, to The Gazette-News
WAJrTKD
SCHOOL i!OV WANT Ell I have a
permanent position for a bright,
energetic school boy. The right boy
can make from GOc to $2.00 or more
a week, without Interfering with
his school duties. S. o. Uradley,
South Main Street.
BEAUTIFUL CREPE PAPER
FIVE CENTS PER ROLL.
Pee big window full of it. and then
av. a nickel on each roll purchased.
t This la only indicative of bargains
tn everything for the home china
ware, glassware,
etc.
tin and enamelware.
I Z L DEPARTMENT STORE
. H. MICHAIjOTE, BoU Prop,
ft PATTON ATE. PHOTO 107.
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CANTON POLICE CHIEF
1L0R IS SUPERSEDED
Special to The Gaiette-News.
Canton. June (.-At a meeting of
the council Monday night Chief of
Police Samuel Taylor was (iieceded by
T. V. Hlngleton, who has been a mem
Ver of the force for some time.
Mr. Singleton waa unanimously
elected. This audden turn In city
affairs will probably settle the cele
brated "Lyerly Investigation." and
once more harmony reigns in the
town of Canton.
The pay roll yesterday of the Cham
pion Fibre company la aald to have
been the largest in It history. The
amount was In the neighborhood of
121.000.
Chambers A Weaver, livery. PI ana It
The Miller-KJ Paint Co. Lucas paint
American Woman' League certifi
cates will be a ore pled ihi NKW r Jb.
ecrlpiioos only, to. The lJaette-.ejm
WA.NTED Any reasonable position
by a college student during vaca
tlon. Address. "(J. 1..." Gazette
News. 103-31
AVANTKD 50 AshelaUd avenue, tnble
boarders: also room for man and
wife or two gentlemen: and stable
for rent 103-31
WANTED Fifty salespeople, 23 cash
glrlg at The Peerless Dry Goods
Co, Inquire Monday forenoon at
the store.
FOR BALE A liargaln. Eight room
residence lot 55x1 1 sj 1-2 feet. Hu
perb location. Address "Eureka.'
Gaxette. 103-St
WANTED AT ONCE Board by two
adults and two little girls, perfect,
ly healthy; private family orefer
red. Address, giving location and
price, K. M. Q." care Gaxette
News.
WANTED At once, an office srirl
Apply at office not later Vutn t:4J
a. m. Tnursaay. Do not phone
Dr. r, U Hunt 101-lt
FOUND A sum of money; owner can-
get same by proving property and
paying coat or this adv. W. C
lirownson, Jr. Phone 1177. 101
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BONNY CASTLE. W.vi.-.vin. w
Homelike comforts, Urge . shaded
awn. neautirul views, modern eon-venlencea.-
Taole of tha very best
mear main street. Terms reasons
Me, Mrs. It. II. Ulackwell. .
IT TAKES THE CAKE
is whi t every one says of our high
grade bakestuff. the lightest, whitest,
most delicious and nutritious bread,
rolls, . layer . loaf, and ornamented
cakes and pastry. That's what we
serve you with at all times and which
are baked fresh every day and sold
at prices cheaper than you can make
them at home.
Phone 0i2 or 381.
Asheville
Steam Bakery
IsfYour Porch Useless
Half The Day?
Mike it a CHARM and a COMFORT ALWAYS
W$mr
BATTERY PARK BANK
AS1IEVILLC IO. . '
3. P. Sawyer, President. V-A
T. C. COXE, 1st Vice President
E. SLUDER. Jd Vice President
J. E. RANKIN. Cashier.
Capital. . . .. . . . .$100,000.00
Surplus and Profits $130,000.00
TRANSACTS A GENERAL :
RANKING BUSINESS
' Special attention given to collec
tions. Four per cent lnt-vert paid on
Urn deposit
LOGAN
n MERCHANT TAILOR.
'Xegal Bhlg. 8. Pack Square.
Phone 71)7. -
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t . Keep butter hard and t
X firm with plenty of
ICE
In your refrigerator. X
f rhone72.
! Asheville Ice Co.
Mountain City Steam Laundry
Modern Methods
Tel. 426, 30 N. Lexington Ave.
J. H. WEAVER. Mjtt. ...
( You've Got
Something
, Uood
; .To show forVyour money
when you buy M. & .to
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Phone 40:
Asheville Coal Co.
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I OCR MEATS are flrst in
popular favor with peopw In
every walk of life. ' Moreover
we are always ready t f,irA,
you suggestions in the line 0f
T meat delicacies when yuu ore
A puzziea over wnat to order. Ve
jnvue a can. -none us.
I W. M. Hill & Co.
Phones 4 and 359.
City Market,
Mllla
J. E. Carpenter
JEWELZB
32 Patton Avenue.
Fine Watch Repairing
a Specialty.
TO THE
Automobile Public!
We beg to announce that we have succeeded to the
business known as the "Coston Automobile Co."
We have a complete line of Automobile supplies and
a competent shop force. Your business is respectful
ly solicited.
Standard Motor Gar Co.,
95-97 Pattern Ave., Phone 244..
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will make the sunniest
breeziest porch an invitinrr
all-day livinnr room, where vou can
read, sew, play games, or take a nap in perfect com
fort. At night, a protected sleeping place for those
who sleen out-of-doors in rlpasant wMthpr.
shut out all sun-glare and wind, - y ..
1 but let in ample light and air
t outsider gets no inlook. . They really add another
room to your house, as secluded and private as any
and unapproached for healthful enjoyment, at a cost
so low that it will surprise you.
The way Vudor Porch Shades are made, accounts
for their grcaj superiority. The slats are of tough,
straight-grained wood, stained (not painted) in
pleasing colors. And the warp is of seine twine,
such as is used for fishing nets. They have heavy
strips top and bottom, and are supplied with the best
possible fixtures. They last for years and do not
frazzle out at the ends, nor warp out of shape, as do '
the cheap bamboo screens.
Anyone who has a screwdriver can quickly put
, them up. They, are easily raised or lowered: and
Unay be, fastened at any desired height.
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The only place in Asheville where theh'e shades can le
bought is Green Bros., 45 Tatt on Ave. No extra charge for
hanging in the city,'' Freight prepaid on three or tiore on ou
of town orders. ,
GREET 1 BROTHERS ,
Electric Fans, Ceiling and Desk styles.
The very best at rock bottom price?.
Piedmont Electric Co. .
Opp. Postoilice.
Bought a Lawn Mower Yet?
Isn't the grass getting high in your yard? Buy a mower ami run
over the lawn yourself and make it a "beauty spot." The liM'E
KIDGE high wheel ball bearing mower It Inch blade for $.V OsK'
OL.1NA GEM. low wheel, plain bearing. 14 Inch blade, for 13.50.
Others better quality and longer blade up to $15.
Asheville Hardware Co.
SOUTH PACE SQUARE AND 25 N. MAIN ST.
ASHEVILLE.
Phone 478.
Our Best Offer
On Saturday, June II
We will nell large 2 1-2 lb. tins STANDARD AS
PARAGUS as follows: ' .
1 TINOR. . . . . . ...23 CENTS
12 TINS FOR., .......... L ... .... - 270
These goods are worth at least 40c per tin.
We wiil also offer a few cases of Extra Fancy As
paragus Tips at Bargain Prices. ' ;
- You cannot afford to m: this wile. ,
Clarence Sawyer ,
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FUONE8 tl AND 111
Citizens Transfer Company
- ' JCUAJI WOODCOCK. Owner. mK..vvnoXK
FURNITURE MOVING.
Prompt Baggaja Transfer Service.
ElMfaifwml hr V. O. T. al T. P. A.
Try Gaccttc-i!ov3 VantA(b
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