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A FREE GUESS FOR MIKE
AT
GlFFEY'S
The Ladies' Outfitter
The .person guessing.- nearest the number of
pennies in our window, will be given as a present
that beautiful Boy DoIk"Mike."
Come in and leave your guess, and remember our
Millinery department is one of the most complete in
the eifv.
Phone 47 1
FMI-fSfflfflan LADIES!
Sk'I llIllMa) For Infanta an Children. 1
'2ip! W? jr-r77r',ir"" - The VARIETY ia here! - B
m fAC:T0rif The Kind oil Have The STYLES we hcre! I
?d LiL AlwaV BOUChl The VALUES are here! I
Fi '""SI " I ,. .1 ... I
- Whv not. I N V Earl liAlL 7
SlffUatUTG VliV II View one of the prettiest and best selected stocks I
Entry Books for Democratic
- I v
Primary, May 18, Close
Tomorrow Night.
J. E. Swain, chairman of the dem
ocratic executive committee of Bun
combe county, has appointed the pri
mary registrars for the city and the
iudces for the country precincts. The
entry books for the primary on the
eighteenth close tomorrow flight, after
which no candidate will be allowed to
enter.
Judges.
Hazel S, D. Hall, W. A. McGlam-
WBP
THE WORLD'S BEST
THE GREATEST STOVE ON
, EARTH
"THE DETROIT" Oil Stove
$12.50 to $40.00
No smoke! No odor! Pure fire! Absolutely safe!
Perfect combustion! Simple ami durable!
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No
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It burns more air and less oil than all others.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY. BUY AND USE
"A DETROIT."
J.L SMATHERS & SONS
Mammoth Furniture Store,
15-17 North Main St. . ,
ery.
w. a.
Hiltmore R. J. Roberts,
Rccd.
Haw Creek R.. W. Johnson, R. A.
Stewart.
Cash's Creek J. J. Noland, J. B.
Sales.
Hcaverdam J. E. Johnson, R. E.
Mum power.
leicester. No. 1 F. M. Stevens, E.
C. Alexander.
Leicester No. 2 J. M. Ramsey, J.
MeCabe.
Kalrview Sam J. Merrill, A. P.
Sorrels.
Sandy Mush No. 1 J. Frank Wells,
J. It. Teague.
Sandy Mush No. 2 W. R. Garrett,
Thomas Anderson.
Avery's Creek M. S. Glenn, Carey
Morris.
Limestone Robert C. Clayton, H.
M. Nettles.
Swannanoii S. P. Whitson, J. Ma
rion Roberts.
Ulaek Mountain George .Adams.
George Daugherty.
Recms Creek E. S. Reeves, C. P.
West. .
Flat Creek I W. Roberts, A. B.
Dillingham.
Ivy, No. 1 John Maney, John G.
Anders.
Ivy. No. .2-T. C. Morgan, J. D.
Carter.
French Rroad Jesse Gualtney,
James Parker.
Lower Hominy A. M. Goodman, R.
L. Thrash.
I'ppcr Hominy, No. 1 W. H. Pear
son. M..M. Morgan.
Upper Hominy, No. 2 D. B. Jami
son, A. Z. Wright.
Ileglstrars.
Asheville No. 1 W. R. Gudger.
Asheville No. 2 George D. Jierr.
Ashevllle No. 3 W. R. Bearden.
Asheville No. 4 W. H. Daniel.
Ashevllle No. 5 J. R. Tread way.
Asheville No. 6 R. W. Betts.
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
Solves the Problem of Good
Hair
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT.
ANigetaHerVmraltonlorAs
smiiianngilKrlxxIandRegtfr
tingHeSuHateandBowdsi
The Kind
Alway
Bears
Promotes Dieesttonflwtfil
ncss and RntXontalns neiir
Opium Jdorphiitt narMiiKraL
MOT MARC OTIC.
Ansftaltemtdv forduTtsftia-
t1on,SourStoinadi.Dlarrt(M
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nessmdLossorSiEEF.
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NEW YORK.
? Bought
In
Use
ForJver
Thirty Years
mu
I Joe? '
Exact Copy of Wrapper,
thi oiktuh nmn, m t.m am.
FOR NOT MUZZLINB DOGS
One Found Not Guilty and
Others Pay Costs One
Assault Case. .
WEALTH IN CAROLINA'S
SOIL DECLARES E
Believes This State Is Destined
to Become Very Important
Agriculturally,
: Gazette-News Bureau,
i Dally.Newa Bull. linn,
Greensboro, May 7.
The directors of the Greensboro
Life Insurance company who went to
Washington as a committee to confer
with the, directors of the Jefferson
Standard of Raleigh relative to the
merger of the two companies have re
turned. They say that the meeting
was entirely satisfactory; was void of
any friction and that merger was suc
cessfully accomplished. Of Interest
to Greensboro Is the fact that the
home office of the merged company
will be here. Interest here also cen
ters upon whether or not Julian Price,
now secretary and manager of the
Greensboro Life, will be made man
ager of the merged company or
whether some new man will be select
ed. The election of officers for the
Spring Medicines
Not Necessary
for the cliap who eats
Grape-Ny,ts
"There's a Reason"
rtoml, "Th." R..H.1 Irt WollVllW
, In ikl;,.
new company will be held in the near
future.
Hon. Maurice Euan, United States
minister to Denmark, who was Greens,
boro's visitor yesterday, declared in
conversation with newspaper men
that with the proper scientlllc develop
ment of the natural resources of the
soil In 50 years North Carolina should
be one of the greatest states In the
United States. He said his advice to
young men who wished to guarantee
to his children and grandchildren
large wealth is to buy North Carolina
land at the prevailing low prices;
that from what he knows of the soil
he is satisfied it is to become very
valuable. Mr. Egan delivered an ad
dress yesterday afternoon to the peo
ple of this place on the achievements
In agriculture of Denmark.
President Vann of Meredith college,
Raleigh, and Dr. C. J. Thompson of
the capital city, nre In Greensboro In
the Interest of the 1100,000 endow
ment which Is being raised for the
college. Dr. Vann spoke to the Forest
Avenue Baptists Sunday .and Dr.
Thompson spoke In the First. Baptist
church In the Interest of the endow
ment and reports today are to the
effect that more than H, BOO, has been
subscribed by these chnrches and fur
ther than approximately $1300 has
been subscribed by private donations,
PALACE THEATEB MS
SBFJiE CLEVER FEATURES
The, Palace presents, two good fea
ture acts this week..' Miss .Frn.nc.ck
Stuart, singing comedienne. Is .de
cidedly clevci, and produces . mu- I
mirth by her comic songs. "The Four
Musical Youngsters" are real musi
cians, 1 Although mere children, they
put up one or the best, acta vcr
shown on the vaudevllli- stage In
Ashevllle. In spite of tho Iik Irmi-nl
weather they played to crowded
house both yesterday and today.
Slnringer, Roberta has booked s-"..r
real t -lever attractions to appear hen
In the near future ami will keep hi
shown UC-tO the USIUll llll'.ll HliUl'laI-1
After Prof. Sabouraud confirmed
the germ origin of dandruff, science
was confronted by a new problem
which was not solved until the dis
covery of Newtro's Herpicide. Herpi
cide being the first successful prepa
ration compounded In harmony with
this new theory, becomes the original
remedy to kill the dandruff germ.
Since then, numerous preparations
said to be "just as good" as Herpiclde
havo been thrown upon the market;
others have adopted Herpiclde claims,
and without making any change in
their remedies, but none have ever
reached the same. degree of popular
ity. Everywhere this remedy is reeog
nl.ed as tho one genuine dandruff
germ destroyer. As a result Herpi
clde has more satisfied users than all
other hair preparations combined.
.Being the original remedy, users
expect more astonishing results from
Herpiclde than they would look, for
from any other preparation and they
usually get them. So wonderful has
been the success of this germicide
that It is now recognized as the stand
ard hair remedy of the world.
Herpiclde kills the dandruff germ.
checks falling hair. It stops Itching
of the scalp almost Instantly.
For sale at drua; stores. One dollar
size bottles are guaranteed. Applica
tions obtainable at the good barber
shops. Insist on having real .Herpi
clde. Send 10c In postage for sample
and hook to Tho Herpiclde Co., Dept
It., Detroit, Mich.
i 1 r;r 'r - (
The carlcton sisters and their as
sociate players will be the attraction
at the Auditorium for one week, com
mencing Monday, May .6, and we arc
tnld that It Is one of the strongest
stock companies we have had the
pleasure to see for a nn ruber of sea
sons.
The company comes here from
Charlotte, where the press and public
have been most liberal In their praise
of the plays and players. A change
of play at each performance will be
given and new plays never before
seen In Asheville are promised. The
bill for Monday night will 'be "The
Whirlpool," a four-act western com
edy-drama from the pen of John C.
Kaiser. It Is a strong and consistent
love story, beautifully told, with a
rich vein of good, wholesome come
dy. Specialties, too. will be present
ed between the acts. A lady will be
admitted free with each 30 cent ticket
purchased before 6 p. m. Monday.
Matinees will begin Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, when the prices
win be 10 and 20 cents Tickets on
sale now at .Whltlocks. "
Will Love and John Boyd, both col
ored, were given ai hearinc before
Judge Adams In Police court this
morning on the charge of assaulting
each other with deadly weapons. It
was alleged In the Warrant.! that Love
had used a rock and Boyd had re
sponded with a pistol. i After the hear
ing of the evidence In the case Judge
Adams found the latter not guilty and
Love guilty, giving him 60 daya, on
the county.i roads.
The first defendants that have been
before the court on the charge of al-
owing their dogs to run at large with
out muzzles were brought up this
morning. These included . Fonzo
Haynes, 'July Plnkney,- Nathan long
and Harrison Rurnlcy. Tho latter was
found not guilty, while tho others were
taxed with the costs in the cases.
The dog law went Into effect the
first of tho month and the Information
was given out at the first that It would
be strictly enforced. The majority of
dug owners Immediately muzzled their
pets, but a few have not, and the
olltcera are Instructed to take up all
dogs that are found on tho streets
without the proper muzzles.
DKP02TAITT TO H0THi23
record of slxty-INe rears oontlno-
OOS ef "Mrs.. Wlnstow's Boothlns
lyrnp" by mothers In all part of the
world, la the Jilgheat (raise thai an)
f tor "chlldr .teething" tuu
- ro!d. , Cvery yea the yooos
" r follow n the ootirfpa -. ef
i lotlie and Jln-ta Mrs. VlnloW
-ng yru to be Uie f-o- -, end
It fcaa gone oe for a .il ef sis
tjr-Bva year, v l"!iitu,a .s&e'.vr.
save CM It lor t.- r cl 'irea wall
tMnf Wl'Ji .nrff - I . .ircti f, tt
uiaa the cuiiil. so, tie guraa
. all f ur- ,4 coll and
It bt :'T 1 T t UTIOM, tol
t r "' ' r '- ea!" la
X e .rm t ,r IZm. WlnaSew
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FLEET'S ITINERARY
View one of the prettiest and hest selected stocks
of women's wearables in the state.
New poods are received daily. Come see them.
PEERLESS - FASHION STORE
, 51 Patton Ave. .
German Warships Will Arrive Off
HH' Henry May 30 Program
of Kiitcrtalmiient.
FIFTY THOUSAND AT
TEND MACON MEETING
(Continued from page 1.)
cause for which we fought. This, not
selfishly for ourselves, but for our
descendants. Then let us be sure that
our children and their children to
the remotest generation, know that
their fathers were not rebels but pa
triots, not traitors but martyrs. They
should know that we fought not for
conquest, but for defence, not to
maintain slavery, but to preserve the
precious rights won by and handed
down to us by our forefathers. We
fought for our freedom, our firesides,
our women and our God.
"We accepted with loyalty our pa
roles at the close of the war. We re
turned to our homes to devote our
selves to the malnteance of peace,
harmony and concord. We took our
new duties, we faced every trouble,
and with a mighty effort triumphant
ly rose above thousands of difficulties
which confronted us. Tho war had
hrought us ruin, desolation, defeat.
and Its hnr.l-earned lessons. ' self-
reliance, patience, persistency and
courage brought us success. We
laid down our muskets before
overpowering numbers and Immeas
urable resources. We seized the Im
plements of peace, grappled every ob
stacle and flnnlly conquered.
"Cltlsens of Macon. ; the men who
have done all this, the survivors of
and participants in the greatest war
of all time and the conquerors In that
subsequent Industrial struggle, are
before you, the grandest heroes the
world ever saw! Consider them well.
you will never see their like again!
In concluding u en. Walker said
"To you all we, your guests, bend
our heads, open our hearts, and offer
our hands In acknowledgement of all
the princely hospitality you so lavishly
shower, upon us. We come to you, not
now to stanch our bloody wounds, not
for your loving care, but In health
and In old age, to nsk you to Join its
In forever up-holding the , precious
memories of a noble past and aid us
in proving to the wofld thnt
'"Ktcrnat right, though all else fall
, t,tn never lie made wrong.' "
Washington, May 7. The Itinerary
of the German fleet which is coming to
return the call made by the American
fleet to Germany last year, and the
program provided for the reception
of the Meet officers, has been an
nounced at the navy department.
The flagship Moltke and the cruis
ers Stettin and Rremen, under the
command of Rear Admiral Rebeuen-
Peschwitz, will sail from Kiel, Ger
many, May 11, arrive at Punta Del
Gado May 18; leave that port May 23
and arrive off Cape Henry May 30.
They will remain off the capes until
June 3, when they will enter Hampton
Roads to remain until June 8. Tho
fleet Is due at Nfew York June 9, and
will leave that city June 13 on the
return voyage, arriving at Kiel June
27.
In Hampton Roads the German
fleet will be met and entertained by
the Atlantic neet. l no uerman aa-
mirnl, with his officers, will come
to Washington June 5 and be guests of
he navy department for three days.
They will meet President Taft and
line with him at the White House.
June IS the guests will visit the naval
ica.lcmy at Annapolis and take
uncheon, returning to Washington
bat evening to dine with Secretary
Meyer.
The next day the party will visit
Moiiht Vernon, taking luncheon on
board the president's yacht Mayflower,
mil start on the return to Hampton
Roads that evening.
complete division of the Atlantic
fleet will serve as an escort to the
German fleet during Its stay In Amer
ican waters, and an officer will be
provided us an aide for Admiral Keb-
euen-I'eschwltz.
Although not definitely fixed. It Is
planned that President Taft shall visit
tho German fleet In person, j j ;
BIG AUCTION SALE
. laCTL- Ohio
Horses.
. . all
33 g!
Ashevllle .. .69 ,71
Atlanta ,. .... .. .. . , 4 80
Augusta 68 . 82
linltlmoro .. .. .. .. .. 64 74
litrmlngham .. .. .. .. .. 83 82
Charleston .. .. 74 ' 80
Charlotte 4 80
Jacksonville-. -h ,--,- 74 84
Knoxvllle ...... ' '.I ... 88 ' - 7S
Craokera and Aaolaa.'
In tnasttcMIng crackers twelv time
more lallv is required than, when eat
US apples.
J. M. ITowell, a populnr druggist of
OreensbUrg, Ky., snys, "We Use Chnm
berlaln's Cotigh Remedy In our own
household and know It La excellent,
For rule by all dealers.
THE WEATHEB
V Saturday, May 11th
J. I(. Chambers Livery Co.
Stables
39 North Lexington Ave., - - Asheville, N. 0.
This will be the grand collection , of "High Class
Ohio Horses' ' coming direct from the breeding farms.
They are ail thoroughly broken and ready for imme
diate uge, among which can be found a 'number of 'good
farm teams, farm mares and general purpose horses.
Also some good, useful livery and road horses. In fact,
there will be some of all sizes to select from. .They
can be seen and driven by all intending buyers. Ex
changes or private sales will lue made at any time before
Auction Sale opens. " ' ' ' '
The Auction Sale starts promptly at 12:30 p. ra.,
' Saturday, May 11th, 1912, when every horse will posi
tively be sold to the highest bidder a-t . .) - ,
J. K. Chambers' Stables
Asheville, n. c.
' P. G. WALDRON, Owner and Shipper." ,v '
11
Mobile .. .. .. .. 0
Montgomery .. .. ..... .. 66 86
New Orleans .. .. ...... 68 74
New York .. .. .. .. .. .. 50 64
Raleigh , .. . . 68 78
Savannah , . 72 82
Tampa .............. 73 , 90
Washington .......... 64 80
Wilmington .... 70 80
Forecasts until 8 p. m. Wednesday
for Ashevllle and vicinity: Showers
tunlght and Wednesday.
For North Carolina: Showers to
night and Wednesday; moderate south
and southwest winds.
General Conditions (Past 24 hours.)
There are four depressions on this
morning's weather map: ono over the
middle Atlantic roast, one over Min
nesota, another overlies southern
Texas while the fourth is over Califor
nia. General rains have occurred In
the Atlantic coast " states, the Ohio
valley, the Gulf states and the lower
Mississippi valley, and scattered show
ers In the northern plains states and
the upper Mississippi valley. Tho
weather ia generally fair In the west
ern portion of the country and cloudy
In the eastern. The following heavy
precipitation (in inches) has been re
ported during the last twenty-four
hours: . Birmingham, 1.12; Corpuu
Chrlstl. 2.20; Knoxvllle. 1.16; Mobile,
1.74; New Orleans, 1.04; Raleigh, 1.60.
Srowcrs are Indicated for this vicinity
tonight and Wednesday.
T. n. TAVLOn,
Observer.
Normal for this date; Temperature
60 degrees. Precipitation .11 Inch.t
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
WcAl ntR BUREAU.
WILLIS L MOQRE, Chief.
SSI
ASHEVILLE. N. 0
May 7, 1912.
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