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Robert E. Lee Said "When to the Intelligence of Southern men we have added the wholesome Instinct of sav-. ing money, no race will equal us " Were he alive today he would be a most loyal supporter of the Building and Loan plan. And here Is what some other good people think Dr. T. C. Smith says: Having already taken a hun dred shares In the Blue Ridge Building and Loan Association and expecting to take more as soon 89 convenient, I cheerfully ad my testimony to the good management of President, Treasurer ' and Director they seem to he making good, and then work will Increase If our people, Will continue their sup port S In the past. I I I.I Mr. S. Lipinsky says: I do not believe there Is a bet ter Institution in Asheville than the Blue Ridge Building & Loan Association. It Is one of the few organizations which can be conducted along mutual lines with success and with small expense. I am glad to rec ommend it to the public. I t I ft Capt. J. P. Sawyer says: Real Estate mortgages are without question as safe a form of Investment as one can find. The Blue Ridge Building and Loan Association lends only on this class of security. Its ex penses are small. Its officers careful and I believe It one of Asheville's safest and best institutions. I I I I I Mr. C. T. Rawls says: It pleases mo to have the op portunity of commending the Blue Ridge Buildli.g ;ind Loan Association Jo the confidence, of the public, I think it a most worthy Institution in 'every way and as economically and care fully conducted as any business enterprise In Asheville. I I I I I Mr. P. M. Weaer says: Nothing adds to the value, of a citizen so much as owning his own home. The Building & Loan Association enables a man of limited means to do this. Wherever you find Build ing & Loan Associations you find good citizens and a thrifty community. I believe the local association is doing a fine work and that lis affairs are well managed. We have sold over one thousand shares already. Series 18 Now Open! will remain open only a short while, however. Oflice Opposite I'ostofllce. Blue Ridge Build: ing & Loan As , sociation , J. E. RANKIX, President, K. TAYLOR ROGERS, Active Vice-Pres. EDWIN L. RAY, Sec-Treas. MARTIN, ROLLINS and WRIGHT, Attorney. A. H. COBB, Auditor. k I The biggest Association In the State outside of Charlotte. u - A (PiU,LiUiii MM Grows a fcair and W9 can prove it , Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus trous and Beautiful Immediately After a Danderine Hair Cleanse Get a 25 Cent' Bottle Now and Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching Scalp and Dandruff A little Danderine now will immediately double the beauty of your hair No difference bow dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair taking one small strand at a t'm.e. The effect is immediate and amazing your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy and have an appearance of abun dance; an incomparable lustre, softness and luxu riance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Try as you will after an application of Danderine, you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or a loose or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be after a few week's use when you will actually tee new hair, fine and downy at first yes but really new hair sprouting all over the scalp. -. ". Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. - Its life producing properties cause the hair to grow abun dantly long, strong and beautiful. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and prove to yourself tonight now that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment that's all you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of It, if you will just try a little Danderine. Reil surprise awaits you. ( Y mm-m Bar Passes Resolutions ojf Ap preciation of Work of Judge B. F. Long. ' ASKS THE GOVERNOR FOR SPECIAL TERM And Wants Judge Lung to PresUl About 330 Case Now on v. ..-,. i i . , i . Docket. WILSON S CHANCE EXCEEDINGLY GOOD Mr. Ramsey Thinks New Jer sey Man Will Win on the Third or Fourth Ballot. D. Hiden Ramsey, who la at home from the University of Virginia, stop ping over here in a trip in the inter est of the southern Woodrow Wilson student clubs, said today: "The simultaneous appearance of the Joline letter and the so-called Cleveland letter, along with the Car negie pension embroglio and the Har-vey-Watteison fiasco, lent some color to the statement that the bitter oppo sition to Wilson within Ins party would preven --.his nomination. But the bubhlPi blown by Hearst and Dnhlman were soon pricked. The un derhand, piddling attempts of the New York Sun, the Charlotte Observer and others of their ilk to discredit the Jersey executive's candidacy have dis gusted many fair-minded readers into defending Wilson from such virul'nt and unwarranted attacks. The Wilson boom is becoming so large and over shadowing all the others that the Clark, Harmon and Underwood forces have been frightened Into a combina tion to tie up the delegates In the Baltimore convention and prevent Wilson from receiving the nomination. "When uny democrat can go into the national convention heartily sup ported by such- leaders of democracy as John Sharp Williams, Culberson, Core. ; liators Smith ami Tillman of South Carolina,-Senator (lore of Okla homa, Hoke Smith of Georgl.i, Brya" of Florida, O'Gorman of New York, Gardner of Maine, Newlands of Ne vada, Chamberlain of Oregon, Gov ernor Shafrutb. of Colorado (whom Bryan mentioned as his candidate for the nomination) and others equally well known In the party councils his nances of winning are very bright, to say the least. "In my estimation the clearest Indl atlon of Wilson's strength is to be found in the number of letters re ceived by the Wilson bureau In every mall pledging the support of the send ers to the governor' candidacy. An other hopeful sign Is to be seen In the unanimity with which the Independent newspapers have rallied In Wilson's defense. The support of such hide pendent organs us the Indianapolis News, the Springfield Republican, the Baltimore Sun, the Nation, Collier's and t, i.ers argues well for his chances. Wli:n will go Into the conven tion with a majority of the delegates. His lieutenants will be able to organ- ze the convention, appoint the com mittees, eto. On the first ballot, many late delegations will - throw away their votes on a complimentary to some favorite son. The real fight will come on the second ballot. Here Wil son will muster his first trial of strength. It la confidently expected that the third or fourth ballot will be all that Is necessary to give Wilson the required two-thirds. "A few days ago I had a conference With Mr. Stuart Glbboney - ot New fork, one of Wilson's campaign man agers. Mr. Glbboney claimed all the dates west of the Mississippi except seven. Two of those excepted were Oklahoma and Kansas. Later devel opments have given Wilson the Kan sas delegation on the ftecond ballot Although Oklahoma was conceded to Clark and no fight was made by the Wilson forces to secure the delega tion, yet the governor got a dog-fall ma will go into the Baltimore con vention with half of Oklahoma's votes to his credit "No real fight has been opened for the North Carolina delegates. But an organization will be effected In a few lays with Josephns Daniels or ex Governor Ulenrv. Congressman Small or some other capable man at the helm. Governor Wilson's boyhood residence In the state and his numer ous relations end friends in North Carolina will help materially In work ing up Wilson sentiment." The Woodrow Wilson League for College Men, he snvs, has a student membership of nearly 15,000. College men are taking an active Interest In the present campaign, mnuy of tliem at present canvassing their states in Wilson's behalf. On June 18 the na tional committeemen of the league will meet in Baltimore. Mr. Ramsey will preside at this meeting. Mr. Ramsey went today to Waynesvllle, where lie will deliver the main address at a Wilson rally to night. Saturday night of this week he speaks '.lefore the Wilson club of Chatham and Pittsylvania counties, Virginia, April 13 Jecerson's birthday Mr. Ramsey is to deliver the oration at a Wilson rally at John Hopkins university. Club Organized Here. About 35 boys of the High school met In the High school auditorium yesterday afternoon and with the aid of Mr. Ramsey organized a Woodrow Wilson club with the following offi cers: Wallace B. S right, president; Charles o. Riddick, vice president; Edward Olsen, Secretury-treasurer; Hnh'-rt C. Jarvis and J. V. Brookshire, publicity committee. This Is said to be the first high school club to be formed. THINK THIS OVER You can eat anything your stom ach craves without fear of Indiges tion or Dyspepsia, or that your food will ferment or- sour on your .stom ach, If you will take a little Dlapep- sln occasionally. I Your meals will taste good, and I anything you eat will be digested: nothing can ferment or turn into acid or poison or stomach gas;: which I causes Belching. Dlxzinewi, a feeling of fullness after eating. Nausea, Indi gestion (like a lump of lead In stom ach). Biliousness, Heartburn, Water I Superior court for the trial of civil I Brash, Pain in Stomach and Intestines 1 cases, which has been In session rnreior otner symptoms. nee March II with Judge B. F. Long I Headaches from the stomach are Statesville presiding, met this I absolutely unknown where this effec-l morning and adjourned sine die, the hive remedy is used. DIapepsin real- real business of the court having been I ly does all the work of a healthy! ompieted yesterday afternoon. At stomach. It digest your meals when the term just closed a great deal of I your' stomach Can't. A single dose! business has been disposed of and the I will digest nil the fond you eat and ocket Is In much belter condition. I leava nothing to ferment or sour and I is said that more cases were dls-l upset the stomach. sed of at this term than at any I Get a large 50-cent case of Pope's) former term. More than 50 cases I Diopepsin from your druggist and have been cleared from the docket I start taking now, and in a little while! nee Judge Long began holding you will actually 'brag about yourl urts here and there now remain I healthy strong stomach, for you then I bout 350 cases on the docket. Overl0Jln eat anything and everything you I no cases were disposed of this! want without the sllghtest'dlscomfortl week. I or' misery, and every particle of lm-1 Just before court took recess yes-l purity and gna that is In your etom-1 rday afternoon, the members of thelach and Intestines Is going to be enr- Har association passed resolutions I rled away without the use of laxa- commendine Judge Long for the ef-ltives or any other assistance. fective work that he has done and re-1 Should you at this moment be suf- questing the governor to order altering from Indigestion or any stom- peclal term of Superior court for thelneh disorder, you can surely get re trial of civil cases and to assign Judge! lief within live minutes. Long to preside. Judge Long thanked the members! out-of Asheville, as follows: ., J. B. f the liar for their kind expressions! Swift of Waynesvllle, Dr. Columhus nd said that he had been able to do! Few of Hendersnnvllle, E. V. Mumford he work only with' the co-operation I of Black Mountain, G. P. Hlghtower of of the attorneys and with the efficient I Hosman, Dr. A. r!. Wheeler of Bllt- asslstance of the court officials. He 1 more. left today for Statesville to attend a I family reunion. '" . I When you hawe rheumatism In your The resolutions follow: ' I foot or instep apply Chamberlain s Resolution of thanks to His Honor, I Liniment and you will get quick re- B. F. Long, Judge presiding oveiMllef. It costs but a quarter. Why the Superior court of Buncombe I suffer? For sale by all dealers. ccur.ty, spring term, 1912.' "Whereas, His Honor, B. F. Long, by arduous work has succeeded In learlng our dockets of their burden of congested cases and by his busi ness-like methods has disposed of all causes set down for trial by the bar on our calendars, and "Whereas, it appears from an in spection of the dockets of the court, that- since Judge Long began holding our courts th of more than on' our trial docker only about 350 cases,' most of which are live cases and stand for trial upon their merits, and the business of the courts has been dispatched with promptness and uniform courtesy,' and we, the bar, feel that his honor has earned a well merited rest! therefore, be It This Offer Should Gain the Confidence of the .Most Skeptical. We pay for all the medicine used during the trial, If our remedy fails to completely relieve you of constipation He take all the risk. You are not obliged to us in any way whatever, if yo'.t accept our offer. That'a a mighty broad statement, but we mean every we'd of it. Could anything be more fair for you? A most scientific, common-sense treutinent is Kexull Orderlies, which are eaten like candy. Their active principle is a recent scientific disco v ery that Is odorless, colorless and tasteless; very pronounced, gentle, and pleasant In action, and particularly agreeable In every way. This Ingre' dlent does not cause diarrhoea, nau sea, flatulence, priping, or other In convenience. Rexall Orderlies are particularly good for children, aged and delicate persons. If you suffer from chronic or habit ual constipation, or the associate or dependent chronic ailments, we urge you to try Rexull Orderlies at our risk Remember, you can get them In Ashe' ville only at our store. 12 tablets, 10 cents; 36 tablets, 25 cents; 80 tablets, 50 cents. Sold only at our store The rcexau oiure omun s arug store, Pack square and South Main street, SUGG TEAM WINS Defeats Williams' Two out of Three Games in Y. M. C. A. Howl- Ing ConUwt. In the Y. M. C. A. team bowling tournament last night the team Sugg defeated the team ot William two games out of three and had the highest total score. The score were aa follows: Total 150 496 171-2 155534 130 460 15145 767 2456 188600 175602 18361 170 600 191499 tit 251 Williams .. .....180 165 Hill .. .176 174 James . . ; 177 202 Lipinsky ... ....159 161 Coleman ...... .172 132 Grand totals . .864 834 Sugg 178 154 White .. 183 145 Latt Brown 180 146 Johnson 1 -.150 180 Qriaet .. 166 142 Grand totals ..856 767 Deals hi Dlr. C. D. Smith to T. C. Brown, land in Leicester township; consideration 3500 J. H. Lange to M. II. Kelly, lot on valley street; consideration J900. O. W. Crook to W. K. Hudglns, lot in xsiacK Mountain; consideration 1500. ,r , ,. J. A. Hall to B. L. Nanrfcy: lot I Black Mountain; consideration 3375 W.E. Hudgins to J. A. Hall nd M M. Hall. lrt in Black Mountain; con siueratlon 3500. A. P. Koberts to A. J. Sprinkle, land in Flat Cree township; considerate 350. J. R. Plummons to J'. B. Jorda land In Leicester-townBhlp; considers tion iiuuo. c.-jyr-Esomocuir.,r','?.wtaati " ' a Cirtjat.: iidCiti t (ntlf ;i . IIP MSFEFaQ-D-- iftninrftTiri OT Makes Your Disordered Stom ach Feel Fine in Five Minutes. : ill Just Received a Shipment Consisting of SAMPLE SUITS They are jbeavtifnl tailored garments and would oow. mand admiration anywhere. We have them marked n't very attractive prices. - " 60 PEERLESS-FASHION CO. 51 Patton- Ave. SIIP BEST 01IEB SQUAD IN COMPANY f " ; 1, - ;t;;;,-: ere have been disposed And the Company Has the I 50 rtses, leaving now I ; , " , I Best Close Order Drill of Any in the State. 'X 91 Y' V v 1 V' ? Y .r-f "Your clothes please me best," an expression we hear daily. Logan-tail-' ored suits express every detail In per "fect harmony. ' '.', ' LOGAN, v. Tailor to ladles and Gentlemen. ' , Legal Bnlldlng, Pack 8r. 'hona 77. ' . Asheville. N. C. , After completing the Inspection of the two local companies of the N. C -Reaoived hv tltw m.mhem of thaN.;0. and their property last, night, hnr of nnnenmha 'dnuntv: i t captain uaugnerty or tne unneu Thst the thsnks of the eltliens ofl"s army anu coi. Hinngncia oi Riincnmhe conntv ami the mem hers I the fn. C. N. U. lelt this morning 10 of the bar of the county are due,-and I continue the Inspection of other com-1 In the payment of the Indebtedness re hereby tendered, to Judge B. F. IPanies. wniie nere mcy also mspecieu gecured by said deed of trust where Long for hi faithful, efficient, ardu-tne first Jtegiment Dana. -Tne guns, I by toe power of sale therelrl -contain mis nnrl erTective labors and effort! in I unlrorms, quarters ana in raci ineiea has become operative, the said un- relieving the dockets of Buncombel wno'e equipment were found to ne in I aerslgned trustee will, on Saturtlay, county ot tneir crowaeu ana congest-1 ... .. ....... .... ., i.,., i n ed condition. . 1 .;. , iramimnrei were put inrougn some on-1 o cmiK, noon, sell at pulillc auction That Jinlire Mnr hv his unremlt-1 ncuii arms, i he men made a tine I for cash, at the court house door In ting and Indefatigable labors has dls-1 showing. the city of Asheville, county ot Bun- Doned of more thun 650 civil cases! Before leaving this morning Captain I combe and state of North Curollna heretofore pending on the Superior I Daugherty expressed himself as being I the following lands and premises, sit v v t'l'i'i't't't'i'i'.' i 1 1 court docket of Buncombe county and I we" Pieaseu witn the results of tne has accomplished these results wlth-l ii:iin oi me iwo companies, ne out undue haste, with , considerate I "'""'i "IHl --umnany r, oommniiueu uate, lying and being in the county of Buncombe and state of North, Caro lina, adjoining lands of J. C Ramsey courtesy to lawyers and litigants and, withal, has displayed the highest type of Judicial ability. That we earnestly request the uv- ernor of North Carolina to order a special term of the Superior court of Buncombe county for the trial of civil cases and for that purpose to assign Hon. B. P. Long to hold said special term. That we du now recommend that court do adjourn for. this term and request the clerk of this court to spread these resolutions upon the by Captain Koon, put up the best close I J. I, Whllaker, Tllson and others, and order drill of any company In the state; that the third squad of Com pany F is the best drilled squad in the state. Piles Cured at Home bounded and more particularly de scribed as follows: Beginning on a stake In a hollow. the southeast corner of the J. C. Til- sun's land and In John Young's line; thence with snld Young's line south minutes west eleven . poles j to a stake near a cap in a, ridge. ,T. O. Ramsey's notheast corner thenc with his line north 75 deg. 3( mln. west passing , through the well and milk house thirty-one and 8 -J0 poles to an Iron post In William Roberts' line; thence with his line north 31 minutes of the court and deliver a copy thereof to his honor, Judge I QuU'k Relief Trial Package Mailed I deg. 30 mln. east seven poles to his Long. I Free to All In l'lain Inortheast corner in J. C, Tilson's "Unanimously nagged in ooen courtl ' wrapper. , . ' I line; thence with his line louth. 84 March 27. I Piles is a fearful disease', but lean I deg. east thirty and 3-10 poles to the beginning, containing on and 7-lfl acres, including an undivided one-half Interest In well and the right to use water out of the same. This March 17th, 1912. GWYN EDWARDS, Trustee, The following cases were disposed be cured if you go at It right. of yesterday afternoon: W. L. Taylor vs. Kloyd Clevenger; plaintiff recovers 1500. Hugh Saxton vs. 8. Sternberg; plaintiff recovers $7. A. B. Hamby vs. Southern Railway; plaintiff recovers 1250. English Lumber va, Scott Lumber company, three cases; plaintiff re covers 1151.11. $l:!5. 34 and J103.87. Southern Coal company vs. Charles Reynolds; plaintiff recovers $13. W. P. Brown vs. John Cole; plain- tiff recovers, 120. An operation with the knife is dan gerous, humiliating and rarely a per manent success. There Is just one other way to be cured painless, safe and in the pri vacy of your own home it Is Pyramid Pile Remedy. PHONE 70 Where Good Laundry Work is fcTo Be Found. ; We arc turning out a' hotter grade of ' work than ever, this is due to the fact that our build ing has been remodeled and en larged and new machinery ad ded - ' ' "A trial is all we ask." Swannanoa Laundry,, We treat Tow Lanndry Wlilte. THE NEW YORli LIFE IN NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS TB.l'iS!CTEO it reran. Just what the NEW YORK LIFE Is doTng in" NORTItCAROLINA msy We mall a trial I be somewhat a Appreciated by a-review of the following figures, as to trans- package free to lections In this State during the past two years. . ' It will givelIns,,n,nr n PoTC 'n th Carolina, nccciuher kt, 'lit I. if. . .! t,57,3 Returned to Policy Holders (during 1910-11) In: V t . r ' W you quick relief, show you the harm less, painless "nature of this great remedy and start you well on the way toward a perfct-cure. Then you can get a full-sized box from any druggist for E0 cents, and often one box cures. Insist on having what you call for. Just send your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co ' 434 Pyramid Death Claims. . . " , . . , V Dividends, Cash Values, etc.- S.19,992 ,i 314,495 JUdge Selected, Executive Com- Building.' Marshall, . Mich., and re " "" leelve free, by return mall, the trial mittee and rive Honorary. , I package in a plain wrapper. Vice Presidents Named. Wrena Bearings. After spending the greater port of trie evenltig with friends John decided that home ws the place for him, and, arriving there, lie elected to sleep Jo . tbe front yard. , Kelt morulng, hap i peulug to look up, be saw Ills wife ob- At the meeting of the Asheville Poultry and Pet Stock association last nighty several matters of Importance were 'considered and Prof. James P. Kerr, formerly of the Biltmore estate I serving Lltn from en open window, and now a member of the faculty of I "8uut that wlndowT'. be yelled. "Do I received In premiums. tne A. and M. college, at Kolelgh, was I yon wont me to eaten my death, of "r" " i,lu 'r me next pom-1 coldr Everybody's . Total . .$ 454.47 1 Policy Loans to Policy Holders (19H- 11) 230,044 civestiiM-ntM Made In North Carolina: j . Raleigh, N. C. Bonds (bought 1910)... . ) 158.003 Charlotte Real Estate Loan 19I0)...... ,".'. 40.000 Charlotte School Bonds (bought 1911 101.500 Asheville City Bonds (bought 1911). . i 107,893 , Alamance County Bonds (bought 1911) . . . 39,825 Granville County Bonds (bought 1911) 51.000 Hoke County Uondg (bought 1911). S2.175 Winston-Salem Real Estate Loai (1911) 10,000 Carolina; Clinchfleld & Ohio First Mortgage Bonds on basis of N. C. Mileage (1910-'ll).... i (103, 780 Total Payments arid Investments. , .fl.8G4.5!7 During the last two years the New York Life has raid to the oolley hold ers of North Caro:!na, and Invested In the State 11,110,963 more than It hn try shiiw. He was Well recommended A number of changes In the by-lawn of the association were proposed and tabled. It was decided to start membership campaign at one Thl New York Life n;m ho ranltal ntnek. nml therr,r m l nek holders t share the proilts of the bualmws. TIU'KTKIVfl BALK. - i By virtue of the power of sale con tinued in' a certain rieerl rtf trust mnri. me louowing men were named as by Thomas Young to the undersigned trustee, dated July 22nd. 1907, snil duly recorded In the office of r- register of deejls for liiincoinb cotin ly, N. C, in book of mortgages and deeds of trout No. 72. t psme 108 et ei . J which reference Is hereby made, and default lutvinr- been iiimln It is a purely mutual organization Inmrlna- lh holder, nf ver 1.000.0" policies who AKK the Company, who OWN the Compunv and who ALONB receive the PItOl'lTS of the Company. the executive committee: ; J. w. Ja cokes, 8. P. Mears, r. H. J. Durham, Paul I. Brown, Italph E. l.ee, II. Tay lor Rogers, Luke lllirori, J. A. Pons, T. II. I.hi'l y and J. B. Tate. Klve honorary vice president wen mimed from tbe members who rc-Hld Surely the results Of this Comi l to every citizen of the State. Awts January 1, 11)12 my In North 'Carolina' should coi.im end T- yf tr HID Trmeilnr t A. V. "l'ri'eilulie I.Mc l-i. :.. . .t.pSl,fl' 'Mi 7.
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