Friday, June 17, 1910.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
PAGE THREE
ousmg Big
Specials
In every department 'of-the. "big store for Satur
day's shoppers. . ' .
25c iine Ribbed Black Cat Stockings, 15c, 2 prs 25c
Women's 25c Black Cat Stockings 19c pair
Onyx Brand Black Hosiery, 3 pairs for $1.00
Men's 25c Imported Taney Sox . 17c pair
Full seamless, all colors and sizes.
WASH GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
15c Tine Sheer Voile, stripes, checks, Sec. .7 l-2c yd
10c Best Fast Color Chambray, .7 l-2c yd
15c Colored Lawns and Batistes 10c yd
Men's White and Colored 50 Shirts ..37c
$1.00 afld $1.25 Sample Negligee Shirts ... ..75c
Ked Seal Double Wear Collars, 2 for ... .... .25c
Shoes and Oxfords for Men, Women and Child
ren. Prices right every time. Come look our
lines over. ,
READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT.
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time. Come in and look the new garments over.
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PHONE 542.
Gonstipaiion v
Cure Frco
With the first signs of Constipa
tion you resort to the home methods
of relief, such as hot or cold water on
arising, lots of stewed fruit with your
breakfast, etc., but what do you do
when these fail? ... . ...
m,?..maJori1ty tnen Btart on salts and
ii ;"r,? permanent result!
h?,V t2w you. u8.hould try Jus once again.
I UT. omethn Practical and sensible
a remedy made and intn fn. .v..
J08 are trying to accomplish. Such
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?ukna,deIi" uByrU PePSln- Whlcl
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K i?' , lts taarealenta are auch that by a
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W,rnormaUy-,.t0 that " end ou
That ?aSywl.tS.mJdlcme of a" klna
That It will do this Mr. Q. T Dodson of
SrlS'if'S XaA Wxi" Kladly attestand eo
will Mrs. 8. A. Hampton of Portage O
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la a way to Drove then a nrtit. .i.v.
out a penny of expense: Simply send rour
name and address to Dr. Caldwell and ob
tain a free sample bottle. After using it.
If you are then convinced it la the rem.
eay you need, buy a fifty cent or one
dollar bottle of your druRglst and con
tinue to Use it for It hrlof Hi.. ,,ll
cured. The directions are simnle and the
dose It small. It Is pleasant to the taste,
does not gripe and la promptly effective
and these statements are guaranteed or
money will be refunded.
Thla remedy Is over a quarter of a cen
tury old nnd is personally taken by
more druggists than any other similar
remedy on the American market. Because
of its effectiveness, purity and pleasant
taste It Is the Ideal laxative remedy for
children, women and old folks generally
ui. uiuwen personally will Bo pleased
to give you any medical advice von may
desire for yourself or family pertaining to
the stomach, liver or bowels absolutely
free of charge. Explain your case In a
letter and he will reply to you in detail.
For the free sample simply send your
name and address on a nnHtnl mrA n.
otherwise. For either request the doctor's
address Is Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 11 r.'"l Cald
well building, Montlccllo. III.
Km bALK BY AliL DRUGGISTS.
STATEHOOD BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
New Mexico and Arizona to Come It.
as One, After Congress Approves
Constitution.
Ask your Grocer for
"COLONIAL BRAND"
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Because Best.
DIATED PRESS MAN
if nFllhlTFlY F
I bll I VMSil Wl g I
He Was 0 rawing $3000 a Year from
Foreign Ship Concerns; and Now
He Has "Resigned."
WasliiiiKtiVi. Juno 17. Jteprescn-
ntivc Humphrey of aHliliiKtini, in
troducer nf I lie ship bu lis lily bill, yes
terday afternoon spoke in the house
upon various forma of combinations
muni; foreign lines touching Ameri
an ports nnd referred to discrimina
tory rates charged for sending Amer
ican inoliut!i abroad. In the course
f his speech he charged tnut certain
fiiri'iRii lines were represented In
Washington by a member of the staff
of the Associated Press, In that con
nection the following was issued by
the Associated Press:
"It having come to the knowledge
"f the executive officers of the Asso
elated Press that an employe In the
Washington office has been engaged
under salary by the steamship lines
in furnish them with certain classes
of Information, an Investigation has
buen made. It has disclosed thnt
while sneh employment did not at
'")' time involve any act on the part was being paid for his services.
of the employe which could In any
way nffect the Integrity of the ser
vice, nor even interfere with his legit
imate and proper work for the Asso
ciated Press, nevertheless such em
ployment Is so subject to misconccp-
lon as to seriously impair his useful
ness, nnd his retention by the Asso
ciated I'ress has In consequence cens-
d liy the acceptance) of his resigna
tion. 1
"This termination of his long, use
ful and honorable service does not
Justify nny assumption thnt he has
been consciously guilty of nny mis
conduct, nor that In the work he has
performed for tho steamship compa
nies he has done anything which one
not conneutod with the Associated
Press might not hnve done with per
fect propriety."
This is what Mr. Humphreys snld
on this ssubject:
"The h'red representative of Ilerr
Rnllln nnd his Interests is here In
Washington today on the stuff of the
Associated Pivss, the greatest news
gathering agency In the world. The
gentleman's name is Mr. Jerome J.
Wither, nnd when you remember how
close the Germnn merchant marine Is
to the German navy it Is at least sug
gestive that this representative of this
giant foreign steamship trust should
also be the representative of the As
sociated Press assigned to our state
war and navy departments.
"When he was on the witness stnnd
the other day he refused to testify
as to the amount of money that he
The
next day after that Mr. Hons of New
York. American manager of the Hum
burg Packet company, was upon the
stana and ho testified thnt Mr. Wit
oers compensation was $3000. What
does he do? What are the services
that he returns this company?"
nar. Humphrey's statement that
reference to testimony given before
the house committee which had been
investigating the alleged existence of
a lobby. The American trusts, said
Air. Humphrey, receive special rates
anil privileges from the ships. He
mentioned the Standard Oil company,
me steel trust and the harvester com
bine In this connection.
i ne Hamburg - American Packet
company is the greatest, is the most
gigantic trust, combine and monopoly
tnnt exists In the world." declared Mr.
Humphrey.
"ll the different combines of the
Atlantic ocean are also under thnt
gignnti.-! working scheme and have a
common understanding. The head of
Ibis greatest of all trusts Is the Jlam-biivg-Amerlcnn
line. It is also prob
able thnt this line exerts, together
with Japan, a controlling Interest In
all of the Pacific companies."
American Woman's League etrtft
testes will he Accepted on MT!r' ub
scrlptlona only, to The Gazette-News.
IS
IN THE LDRIMER CASE
First Corroboration of Charles White
Charges in Evidence of Other
Representatives.
Washington, June 17. After
malnlng on tho senate calendar for
almost three months in a state of un-
ertalnty as to its fato the bill pro
wling for the admission of the terri
tories of New Mexico and Arizona to
separate statehood, was taken up by
tho senate yesterday and passed after
debate consuming little more than
wo hours. ,
The measure was called up by Sen
or Ueveridge, chairman of the com
mittee on territories, and was passed
irtcr speeches by Senators Ueveridge.
ruzier, Nelson, Hughes anil Sinoot
All of the speeches were favorable ti
tho creation of the two states, but the
democrats favored the house bill
When the vote was reached there was
a division on the senate substitute for
the house bill, hut with that amend
mont uceepted the senate voted solid-
for the passage of the bill. 'I'll
senate substitute was adopted as an
imemlment to the house measure bv
i strictly party vote, the ballot stand
ng 42 to 19.
As passed the bill would provide
for the admission as Btatcs of the twi
erritories, but not until after a con
itilution has been adopted by each of
them, approved by the president and
ratified by congress. Much nppre
honsion has been felt that the bill
would be tied up lit conference wltl
the house, but during the discussion
much was said to dissipate that fear
Senator Nelson of Minnesota declarei
he would do all that he could to brlnn
Ibout an agreement with the house
during the present session.
"Ill do all that I can." he said
and I think wo can do it, wo ought
to dispose of the natter In two or
three days." Senators Carter and
Ilorah concurred in this view. "There
are two reasons why we should
reach an agreement," said Mr. liorah
'one Is that we wont' ko home untl
we get It, and the other that it is get
ting too hot to stay here long."
Saying thut he would prefer the
senate bill to no statehood legisla
tion, Senator liailey declared that it
would be before congress a long time
if the conference committee did not
report an agreement. Representative
Hamilton of Michigan, chairman of
the house committee on territories.
said thut he had no doubt now of
the amendment of the statehood bill
into law at this session of congress.
He has confidence that the house will
adopt the conference report when
made.
Under the bill as amended by the
senate it might he two and n half
years before the Htatehood bill would
become operative nnd, (be house con
ferees want to shorten the time to the
sin-lug of 1911. Speaking for Un
democratic minority yl , the commit
tee on territories, Senator Frasslcr con
tended that under all the require
ments both Arizona and New Mexico
were prepared for statehood. He said
that there was estimated to be 12,
(Mlti.OHO.liOU tons of coal In New Mex
ico.. "Wo admit infant states nol
full grown states, and expect them lo
grow," he said. Measured by the
standard of area of growth and of
wealth both territories were enlilled
to admission, he said, adding that it
would be unjust further to withhold
that boon.
"Are we to refuse to admit Arizona
and New Mexico because their admis
sion would mean four democratic sen
ators," he "asked, and then declared
HER
PHYSICIAN
APPROVES
raking Lydia E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Subattns. Maine. "Yon told mo in
take Lyilia K. Hiiklmw's Vegetable,
Compound and
Liver Pills before
child-birth, aud we
are all surprised to
see how much pood
it did. Aly physi
cian said ' Without
doubt it was the
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thank vou for vour
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uie and Rive youfuil
permission in use
oiy name in vour testimonials ir.i
U. W. Mitchkm.. Hox 8, Nnuattua, Ale'.
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tight of the fact that for thirty years
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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lerbs, has been the standard remedy
'or female ills. In almost every com
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SECOND WEEK
Annual June Sale
Shopping is at its best here; more val
ues throughout the Big Store.
See Our Window Display
of Beautiful Lawns
7 l-2c Yard
"""ulni !!!! THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
BftllllHKUIII!JIIIlR3lMitlinVM ASMEV11.LE, N.C.
lyiiiiiiiuuniiuimi
jiiiuuuiu.uuuuui:uusiy
port, but If it were true he would call
attention to the pledge of the repnb
lican platform.
Mr. l'la.ler advocated the house bill
in preference to the senate measure.
lie found fault with the latter because
he said iL undertook to fix the (imli
lications of voters In Arizona, lie
contended also that the requirement
that the constitution of the two states
shall be submitted to the president
"was contrary to the constitution of
the I'nited States Klvilu; congress
power to admit slates.
Let us give yon an estimate
on that electric wiring. Onr
work gives satisfaction.
W. A. Ward
ANYTHING
ELECTRICAL
10 N. Pack Square. Phone 449.
Ktiiomy New Dally from Aslicvlllc's Fastest Growing Store.
20cXQFF
On Warm Weather Apparel
LADIES' AND MISSES' TUB SUITS.
LADIES' AND MISSES' WASH DRESSES.
LADIES', AND MISSES' LINGERIE DRESSES.
Tailored Wash Suits in all the popular summer
eluules; materials of pique, poplin, linen, crashes, etc.,
made along fetching lines with distinctive style features
that are to be found only in the moat exclusively fash
ioned ready for service tub suits.
Wash Dresses for house and street wear, in white and
beautiful floral designs, materials fiaxon, lawn, organ
dy, batiste, dimity, etc. These garments will prove of
great service during the heated season of the year and
wo suggest that you purchase a sufficient number to hist
throughout. the summer, as the prices now are about
what the materials would cost you later. .;,
ChicnRo, June 17. Fourteen ohjec
lions by the defense nalnst the ad
mission of the testimony of State Hep
resentath'es Myers. Link nnd Heck
myer in the trial of Ie O'Nell Brown
for bribery were overruled by JudK
McShiirley after five hours' arKument,
This permitted the first corroborative
evidence in support of the story of
Representative Charles White that he
was paid (1,000 by Rrowne for voting
for William Iorlmer for United Slates
senator.
Myers was the first witness for the
prosecution. His testimony was. In
effect, that Tlrowne hud called him
aside on the day of the election of
Lorlmer nnd asked him for his vote,
saying that there were lots of Jobs
and plenty of "ready" for those who
voted for fjorimer.
Representative H. C. Beck myer of
Carlisle, Ills., corroborated White In
every material particular. Reckmyer
snld that he hud been called toxSt.
Ixuils sb White had been, and thye
wns handed a "package" by RrowifV,
I who remarked: A
I "There Is your Larimer money,
Reckmyer said he opened the package
and found $1000 In 50 bills..
The payment of the $1000 to Beek
myer wns mude, he said, on June 21,
1H09. nt the Southern hotel In St.
Louis, the same day on which WhlteJ
declared the general "slush fund was
distributed. Reckmyer said that on
that day he saw Representative Rob
ert E. Wilson, J. 8. Clark and Charles
Luke In St. Louis. t
The defense promised to Introduce
a confession" on Its side of the case.
Attorney B. C. Krbstein of counsel for
Browne declared he had found a wit
ness who had confessed to entering
into a plot with White to obtain money
from Rrowne nnd Ixirlmer. It is de
clared that tho confession to he offered
by tho defense will prove that a black
mall plot existed.
that he Refused to accept such a
NOTH'K.
Ily virtue of the power ct .aie con
tained in a certain deed of trust made
and executed on September HHth,
liMiS, by John Cnthey to the under
signed as trustee, which Is register
ed in tiook 63 at page 179 et sen., in
the office of the register of deeds for
lluncombe county, to secure the In
debtedness therein mentioned, de
fault having been made in the terms
and conditions of said deed of trust.
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The Electric Drive
Consult Us if You Contemplate
Installing Power Units.
it May SAVE You Money!
ASHEVILLE ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 69.
and the grantor having failed to pay
the indebtedness, we will, having been
requested so to do by the holder of
the notes, si II at public auction nt the
court house door in the city of Ashe-
ill.-, on Thursday. July 9th, 11110. at
12 o'clock ni.. for cash, to the high-e-,t
bidder tin- following described
property, to-wit:
The western half of Lot No. 4 7 of
the Catholic Hill property, which is
fully described by metes and bounds
in a deed from 1). C. WatUiell, Jr., to
John Cathey.
This deed of trust was given lo se
cure the payment of part of the pur
chuse money, and this sale is being
made to satisfy said Indebtedness.
This June lh, lllllt.
WACHOVIA LOAN TRUST CO., .
Trustee.
iL'ihiift
THE, FASHION
Tfce Store That Live Up to Itt Name. 'U0 Patton 'Ave.
HOX. (.II.MOItK VAU1 BU-.NT,
Rrninl 1'HtrlHch of North Carolln.i
Will lHy Annual OltMal Vlnlt to
AnIh'vIIIc This K onlng.
Hon. Oilmore Ward Rryant, of Dur
ham, 11 rami Patriarch of the North
Carolina Patriarchal branch of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
will make his annual official visit to
Asheville Kncampmrnt this evening.
All members of Camp No. 1 will
please present themselves for Inspec-1
tlon, nnd meet this distinguished vis-1
itor. Tho Rncampmeut will work In
Koyat Purple degree and about one
doxen candidates will be advanced to
Patriarchal Odd Fellowship,
You may have noticed that multi
tude of friends come to islt those
Don't Forget Tomorrow at
Xlie
Sill
MILLINERY DAY
Bargains in Millinery. All Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Hats are greatly reduced for tomorrow.
1 DON'T FORGET OUR BARGAINS.
Shirt Waists and Silk Petticoats
160 Rlack Batteen Petticoats, embroidered ruffles, special Hc
. (..
j Ixit Rtuck and Colored Taffeta Petticoats, worth up to $10.00.
special :U,H
t Lot Rla?k 811k Petticoats, ft values, special
1 Lot Long Bilk Klmonas. In Persian designs, midliim and dark
colors, $5.00 values 2ftH
1 Lot Colored Waists In neat designs. 50c nnd "5c values, special . . 3o
Jl ot White Lingerie Waists, Lawns and Initiate, $1.50 values,
special !"'
I Lot iJidles" Waists up to $3 values, special !."
1 Lot Taffeta Walsta, black and colors up to $ vulues, special. ,$2.BS
1 Irfit Net Walsta up to $8 values, .; ... ... ... ...... .
1 Lot 7&c ladles' Corset Covers, special We
Look Over Our Line of Beauti
, . . ful Trimmings
Household Furnishing Dep't
An opportune -time for the housekeeper. Fill your wnnta for the
next six months.
Sheets. 72x90 lft!
Sheets, Slx90 8!,,
Sheets, 72x90 JIW"
Sheets, Xlx90. H1'
Pillow Cases ,0''
Pillow Cases, 42x36 -2"'
Pillow Cases. 45x36. .. , ... ,:k'
White Quilts .. ... ... -...H(e
White Quilts. ... ''
White Quilts...
Curtain ficrim 0' 12 ,"2'
' Plain Scrim i ... I J-a"'
Scurfs B'
Center Pieces ... ,
Shams '
Towels B,
Towels ,0,
Towels ... ,5'
.Turkish Towels .... ao'
Rath Msts Wc
Table Cloths ....IMHi
Tallin Cloths.. ... ... '
Napkins
Napkins ' 3
j won live oa fcasy stmt.