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1 THE ASHEVILLE REGISTER, ASHEVILLE," N. C. ' 1 i- i. - AshevilleEegister. PUBBLISHK) EyXST FRIDAY. B. B. ROBERTS, HUNTER ARNOLD. ROBERTS & ARNOLD, EDITORS AND PUBLISHEBS, KIRKE E. FICKES, ' : Business Manager. Ill III"' - W HI - III H 'IS??' ! subscription: One Year Six Months . ,.v always in Advance ; J .$1.00 . .50 NOTICE! If this paragraph" is blue penciled it indicates that your subscription is due. Kindly give it your prompt at tention. Your remittance will insure ts continuation. It is not necessary to register youi letter. Enclose the amount in a sub stantial envelope and mail in the presence of a witness and if lost, we will hold ourselves responsible. SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL GROWTH. Progress towards aUnion of National terests between North and South. The movement for diversified industries in tha Southern Statep, which formerly were almost ex clusively agricultural, has now at tained wide extent and showa no sign of ceasing. ,It has gone far beyond the iron region of Ala bama and Tennessee, the cotton country of the Carolinas and the marble and other districts of Geor gia. Every State has felt its im petus and is yielding to its ealu: tary sway. Conspicuous among , them isexas, the one Southern State wpich promises to rival in population the great States of the North. Originally it was purely pastoral and agricultural State, with great wealth in cattle, horses, mules, sheep, cotton, rice and sug ar. But it Bent its mdes else where to be tanned and manufact- -1 j . urea, us wool to be woven, its cotton to be spun, acd its people had to look to other States for You have used a!! sorts of cough reme 1 i dies but it does not! yield; it is too deep J seated. It may wear I itself out in time, bat j fit is more liable to! produce la grippe, j 1 pneumonia or a seri-1 ous throat affection. I You need something I I that will give you strength and build up the body. j i i I f will do this when everything f J else rails. There is no doubt i X RACES AND SPORT; OUTDOOR EVENT FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. B. H. COSBY, THE JEWELER. COL. HORTON'S ELABORATE PROGRAM PREPARING FOR RIVERSIDE PARK EVENTS DECEMBER 25TH 28TII AND JANUARY 1ST. SCOTT'S EMULSION I about it. It nourishes, I strengthens, builds up and makes the body strong and j t healthy, not only to throw I off this hard coudv but to I f fortify the system against ! further attacks. If vou are I run down or emaciated you I I should certainly take this i a I . f I . ! t j ncunsning rooa meaicme. I 50c. and Si.oo, all druggists. i y that the prosperity of one meane he good of all. Ia this latter fact ia one of the happiest tokens oi complete-. National duty. The great error of the men of the school of Randolph and Calhoun was in thinking the interests oi one State or section inimical to As Saint Nicholas and tbe 20tb Century man were admiring the corner statutes on Patton avenue and flattening their noses against the window panes, the 20th Century man remarked, ''I've got to get a lot e"f things for you to take to different 1 people and'I might as well begin to " select now that you are with me so Asheville will begin the 20th cen- that I can get your experienced ad- tury with one of the most up-to-date vice." amusement parks in the south. For "Oh, wfell, I don't know so much seveial years the community lias about ths present buying as some felt the waut of a such an institution people think," replied St Nick, as he but, although, several attempts were took a jerk at the front of hia red made to supply the demand no one golf and began to look professional, was found with sufficient experience "I just do sort of a package delivery or ability to cope with the situation busiuess mostly, so many grown peo until Col. H. V. Horton of Washing- pie like to buy presents for each other ton, D. C, took the matter in baud that I don't get much of a ehance to and equipped Riverside Park for the buy except for the little ones. How purpose. The opening events given ever. I have heard that this ieweler Nov. 29th and 30th were a horse show Cosby, at 27 Patton avenue, has a and race program,, both were attend- mighty fine selection this season, I ed by large crowds and were thor- presume that you will want some- oughly successful in every way and thing for a young lady." piacea tno park at once in the fore- "Why ye-yes," admitted the 20th front of Ashcville's institutions. The century man with a nervous sort of a Calonel is not half through, however, laugh, "I had thought of sending aitnougb. he has already given Ashe- something to oife or two young lady ville the best out door attraction it friends. has thus far possessed in the shape of One or two?" quired St. Nicholas a fine race track' and ball field, a in astonishment "fs 'hat all?" dance platfornvand summer theatre "Well," said the 20th century man, are still in the prospective. Among "you see.I am young yet and may not the holiday attraction will be horse have enough flirtations on hand to be races on Christmas dav. rWfmhr 28 and January 1. Other sporti; g time to 'catch ou', I'm just getting events are being arranged for fo varj acquainted." 4 the program in occasions mentioned They wvre in the store by this time, the details of which have not yet First tne 20th century man got hold been arranged. They will, however, of an elegant souvenir which he sent be up to the high standard establish- to a girl he met last summer from ed. A detailed report of ChriBtmas Florida, then he got lndd of toaie events at the Park will appear in next North Carolina Gems which he 01- 1SSUC ' ilpreri mniitilprl and upnf In f ripmn in Col. Hortou is an old timer and I Denver, Chicago ami one or two goes about his business with thai friends in Europe. The 2t?ih century certainty of success which bespeaks man has the globe trotting habit the expert. ' , down line and has friends everv- , where. Then he got an Eastmlin 'r,TT, , Pocket Kodak for a young lacy now FIM. SPORT AT RIVERSIDE. visUig iu our midst, a lovely little 1 ne sports at Riverside park Mon- ladies watch for oue of the two lay afternoon were attended by a I sPe-'ials aud an elegant diamon su ourst lor the other nnnin a n nm-r ( rurULMtl VUlt FUR PRESIDENL The complete popular vote in the jecent election has just been ascer tained. The long delay in consoli dating the returns in some of the states made task at arriving at the exact figures a long an,d difficult one. . Here are the official figurei now printed in full for the first time here:' Stafei Alabama Arkacsis California Colorado Connecticut Delaware ' FlDiida ran- sized crowd only. For the firs: event, an exhibit of walk, trot and canter saddle horses, the following entered: Patton & Stikeleathnr's Ladia, J. C. Brown's Mary Lee; and F A. Mears' Constance. Won by Mary Lee. The second event was a trotting those of another. The same error, I race, half mile heats, t h in a more offensive form, was -re- Entries, C. C.Milliard's, Annie; D. J. Dunlap's, Queen of England and R, G. Hunt's, Pet. Won by Queen of England. The rabbit race and the greased pig race followed each of which proved sporf. vived and repeated oy Mr. Bryan in his diatribeB against "the ene- their supplies of their own pro-1 "V8 country." The fact is that ducts in tinished fopju. All that there is a union of material inter- ls now oeing changed. Factories 68ts Aorth-and bouth and between aeeiaea jsuccess, from the and milk of various tJna East and West hist as Rurelv as- man's point of view. . j. uaxuj Ul V 1 J corning iito existence in various! there 1 is a unisn of po- is ui mo oiate, ana tnere seems I nncai sj oiems. ror mat reason IUKI URED A WITNESS to De a determination to keep on the industry developement of the Tutense suffering was endured by with the good work until, as the South is to be regarded with as witness T. L. Martin, of Dixie Ky. San Antonio "Express" put it, siuceresatisfaction in the North before he gave this evidence: "I "Texas begins to manufacture the a3 in tbe South itself .New York couSlied every night until my throat "Tribune." , nearly raw; then tried Dr. King's ew uiscuvery which gave instant relief. I have used it in my family PRESIDENT OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE. ' tor Iour years and recommend it as T.; , - - , tme neatest remedy for Coughs, The country needs no proof of Colds, and all Throat. Chest Inrf Then he though of some of his maseuliae friends an bought a gold headed umbrella, a few pairs of Cutl buttons, a jewelled scarf pin or two, a aterinau Fountai I . r 1 . . .7 . ecu mr a nierary ineua auu wa just about to say ,'that's all" when he remembered a young married coupl and bought an elegant cock and set of table silver, spoons, forks, etc l.TT - . .. xaurry up or you Ji never get tnrougn," sud Santa Clause. "I'm afraid I 11 have to put on an extra team of deeraud another sleigh an drier if every one does like you in each store." "Oh! well I didn't mean to buy so much but the things were unusually pretty and the price so reasonabl 1 couldn't resist the temptation to surprise as many people as possible clothes the people wear, as well as to can the fruits and .vegetables they eat, and to make at least some of the things for which she furnishes the raw materials to fac tories and mills located in other States." That is exactly as it should be. President McKinley's broad pa triotism. : jfe was never a narrow partisan. His first administra- It is, of course, ' a radical revolu- tion.haa been marked by a breadth tion for the South, which in ni0. or Yiew wdlch Wil1 Sive hlm a con CHRISTMAS MARKET. ot. iNicnoia9 and the Twentieth Cen tury Man took a look at the city market a lew evenings ago and of course they began right away to discus what they most liked to eat. The bellum days was distinctively an agricultural and pastoral country, and in agricultural confined itself to a few staples. The people of those States used to regard with some disdain the industrialists of the North as belonging to a dis tinctly lower social grade than themselver. Between the Missis sippi planter and-the Massachus- ft 1 1 C rw-i a rMi fn An 11 amuuintiuiei merewas a great gulf fixed. The one was a gentleman, the other & "mudsill. spicuous distinction among . the Presidents of the United States. Eor the ensuing four years he will conninue to be the President of the whole people, and not of a party. Baltimore "Herald." Stores. L.ung troubles. It will stop the worst cough, and rot only prevents, but ab solutely cuies Consumption. Price 50c and fi.00. Every bottla guaran teed. Trial bottles free At All nnw Twonh'olti Ponlnrir Tnon nruo nn( surprised to hear St. Nicholas ex press a. weakness for turkey. The other retorted, "Don't say turkev to me, I know you can live on it all the year round, but I like va riety." 1 St. Nicholas then told him i Tahkeeostee Lodge Knights of the tnt was the case . he could get mystic chain held its regular meet- any thins h wanted frorr A. W lag in the K. P. hall Monday even- McFee, first stall to the left of en ing. There was a good attendance trance, or phone 127. iuc meeting proved quite a I ue lwentietn century man pleasant one, the members stirring tnen lined up in front of Mr. Mc- up considerablfi I Fpfi's Rtnll nTlfl hooron nlooinnr a as mercury svill surely destroy the a short disnninn It aa sZ ?" nio. nrA.r fnr f rVot uaf wnsonf amol! on,l nnm,.lfi. . . ..- . "0uuuueuiuai thZZrr 7 j-uB: aUerthe installment of the newly etC the Whole SVStpm whon onlcr I ... .... u,ff,J . OFFICERS ELECTED. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that contain Mercury, h uuiB ssiem wnen enrermtr it ,.1 .-.1 Ti. u 1 . . 1 .. . . .' "ieciu 11 luiguuiave oeen thought that inrougn the mucous surfaces. Such omcers the first Monday niorllf !n Tnnnn.. 1. . 1 . - with their extreme of State sever- articleS r be used except 0 "the Ant,. Caflb. ' they would be served a course din- eignty men oV the South .nl un vrescriptions trom reputabla phy havb aimd r mnta aau slcians, as the damage they will do is tfin fnlA 1 -i 1 -mvv m If TiV- T OlWll.ill. NH I Mil III- I riIVA fi.-t X 7 -'ujii- I v. x i c 1 J Will them. Hail's Catarrli cienty, diversified ; products, "in- Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney dustries and commerce. But such & Co-' Toled. O., contains no mercu- wngnnf ()oo.n t il. I rv, and is taken i n tpril.lll v not i n r A i- - .. m luo lmc. iu me iremen- ' , , ui loiiows: dons tril nfn!il -v rct5U uI,oa lue mooa aQd mucous w - u i nicy itrarn- ner. . The financial report showed the lodge to be in a flourishing condi tion. The election of officers resulted as Ail h w nrfo a f o 1 . l I ... J J ' S madev. Had their industrial and the genuine. It re be sure you get is taken internallv 4 commercial system been comnar- a Q 13 malle m TolefJo- - l)y F. J. able with that of thfl Tnrtb ih Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. strength in the war would have been far greater than it waa. The lesson was learned,however, and is now being put into practice, with highly satisfactory results. -That such practice may continue and sucn results be vastly extended and enlarged may well be the hope Sold by Druggist, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are best. Past Commander. L. M. Bourne. Commonder, H. S. Courtney. Vic commander, C. I, Baird. Chaplain, A. H. Carrier. Marshal, Phifer Bostic. Sentry, Gustave Alexandt Treasurer, W. A. Blair. Recorder, R. T. Stokelev. Physician, Dr. E. B. Glenn. He received prompt and courte ous attention and was made to realize at once that he was at the right place to buy his meat, and discovered that none but the best is the McFee mot to, just as hun dreds of people in Asheville have known all alono; and others are finding out ler. .CHEAT TEMPTATION. SOLICITOR McCALL HOLDS LAST TERH. Solicitor R. S. McCall is holdintr court in Haywood county tlm week. Tl. 1 a . of every patriotic American, North m " tcomplete8 Mr' McCall's AO well qb tJrtnfk u.o ouuuiui iu i lie as well as feouth. district criminal court. That he has or not alone is the South thus conducted the office in an intelligent growing, nor is it doing so at the anu emcieut manner After placing his meat ordpr tb Trustees: W. a-MnfW.ii a u ""i' vwntury man asKed to Wilkie, J. G. Merrimon. v "f i ga "-T and Saint TiiP imnrnfIl,' Nicholas at once Baid that C. I l ne nour of meeting was chanimd r!-i o..i .J . ' A- from 8:30 to 8 :0Q o'clock. r-VtT. -?ZVa B,treet o yinua mi uuo stun and to gether they entered the fine store. The Twentieth century man was delighted with the well selected stock he found anrl nrfinroA t; Wesley W. Hawu and Miss Addie U8 much as he intended Saint Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada X. Hampshire New Jersey New- York N. Carolina X. Dakota ' Ohio ' Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode It land S. Carolina , S. Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington W. Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Total Rep, 53,669 44,700." 177,500 94,379 102,572 22,457 7,499 35,035 27,247 597,905 336,063 307,818 187,881 227,132 . 12,338 66,234 136.212 239,495 334,000 188,915 5.753 -14,093 21 750 12(385 .849 54,698 221,707 821,310 132,997 35,886 643,918 46 526 712,665 33,784 3,525 6.000 H0.S17 157,500 47,089 42,568 1 15,805 57,360 119.851 205,293 14,802 8,263,200 McKinley's vote in WM Bryan's vote in 1893 Dem. 96,368 81,142 138,500 122,345 74,014 18,856 23,207 81,700 29,417, 501,975 309,584 209,406 162,038 235,089 49,502 36,530 122.271 156,507 230,000 111,409 51,706 351,913 38,500 114,013 6.347 35,489 164,808 676,167 157,736 20,500 474.8S2 33.3S5 424,232 19,812 40,457 35,00 125,288 327,303 41,949 12.S49 140,00 44,74,7 98,791 159,2?)1 10.4.S-5 6,415,387 7,104,779 6,502,925 JOHNSON AGAIN PRESIDENT Annual Election of Officers of tti Municipal League. Charleston, Dec. 15. The League oi American Municipalities, which has been in session here since Wednesday, concluded i ifs business and adjourned this afternoon. The next convention will be held at Jamestown. N. Y. ' The following officers; were elected: President, J. A. Johnson, Fargo, N. D.; vice presidents, Mayors Ashley, New Bedford, Conn.; Smythe, Charleston, and Stephens, St. Louis; secretary, John HcVica, former mayor of Des Moines; treasurer, T. P. Taylor, Bridgeport; trustees, Mayor Head, Nashville; Alder man Goodman,' New York, and Mayot Weakley, Florence, Ala. - A "paper was read at the morning ses sion by Mayor Jones of Toledo on "Ob stacles In the Way of Municipal Ownership."- Several other interesting papers were read and discussed. PREACHER , WAS ARRESTED Released lie Attempts to Swear Out a Warrant Against the Mayor. Charleston, Dec. 18. Rev. W. A. Cuddy of Washington, an interde aominational evangelist and editor oi The Prophetic Alarm, appeared before Magistrate Rouse to swear out a war rant against Mayor Smyth and Chief ol Police Boyle. . Cuddy was holding a meeting on the street without a permit and was ar rested. The ministers of the city had the charges against Cuddy withdrawn, and as soon as he was released he tried to clap the law on the mayor. When the warrant was refused Cuddy called down terrific earthquakes on Charleston, and Judge Rouse threat ened to send him to jail for disorderly conduct. The traveling divine has en deavored to make a tremendous impres sion here. ROBSON'S NARROW ESCAPE IJullct Hrcd Into a Train Strikes t Close to Him Danville, Ky., Dec. 17. James Stout, one of the richest young men in this parj of Kentucky, is in jail here charged with shooting into passenger trains on the Queen and Crescent rail road between here and Junction Citv. Stout, who has been acting queerly for beverai aays, stationed tnniself on a hill 2 miles from town Saturday and blazed away at several trains with a big re voiyer, One train which passed carried Stuart rujsoii,. ttie actor, and his eompanv lvvobudets crashed through the win now ot tne smokingcompartment where Robson was seated and narrowly missed mm WOMAN TURNED TO DEATH In Her Death Struggles She Also KIHa. Her .Mother. X AYETTEVILLE. X. C Div 1 7 A f MeJvinley's p.urality in 1S93 601 854 the home of Allen Fuller, hear here, hi xuwy.ui a plurality in 1900 847,897 aau-nter ciiseovered an outhouse on fire: fene .ran to put it out, aud in doing sc her clothiug, caught fire. Her mother, attracted by her screams, ran to the aid of her daughter. She threw her arms around ber mother in her death a.gony aud, despite the furi ous straggles of the old woman, literally quL'ezj.i uer to tleafii. Fuvsicians say the mother was thus tilled be fore the fire 'did its work upon the caugnter. lnaiiiiy Among Negroes Increasius. Raleigh, Dec. 17. Insanity anion" T increase 246,025 iiy a comparison of these figures it wiil be seen that Mr. Bryan lost al most enough votes in the south alone to account for his entire loss of votes since 1S90. He made his gains in the cities of the east. luicinuus i" note mat Mr r s. .. . "ljau in me soutu gained in the states that he lost Delaware, Mary land and West Virginia and ' lost votes in all the southern states that he carried except Kentucky, AN iiiuiu Journal. DEATH -OF. JUDGE REED. CLOSE OF THE LIFE . OF PROMINENT CITIZEN. ITTl 1IT nr. HASiOK SIXTEEN YEARS CL,h.UIv OF THE UNITED oirvia LUUKT AT ASHE VILLE. 1 negroes is found to be greatly increas ing in orth Carolina. The asvlum for .negro insane lias been twice enlarged in jciub. iub leKi-iiarure will be asked ro appropriate eoO,(X)0 for another en- u.i6siiicui. x- u.j na.lL oi rnis year s an pucations ior-ariimss-.ou have been re insert lor lack of room. There are over -too inmates. Xegro ( hllil Hurned to Death. l jjc-u. ii. jv negro woman left her b year-old child asleep ana went out tr work. Returning latr ,ne tound the t-Li.d lvinc in th .T-n -'' uwaiienea nnnno hot- oK . s -. v i t ' r heuue unu wniie piaving lu the f r wi- a brotim irs clothes became ignited ran into the yard, where it dil-d. Sealped by a Train. Newbeijxe, N. C, Dec. IS John V Dill, in endeavoring to step off a train, missed his fooriug and felL The axle- box struck his head, literally scalnin 1 : . " ueeu tuierinrenaing worn on the Dela ware breakwater - for Coitractor Bans w lork. CHRISTMAS. - Ty a beautiful road oar Christmas comes, A road full twelve months long, And every mile ia as warm as smile, And every hour is a 8ong.: . Flower and flake and cloud and eun. r. . And the winds that riot and sigh, Have their work to do ere the dreams come tine -And Christmas glows in the eky. The holly and cedar and misletoe, They thrilled, when the nights were chill, For the maiden's glance and the madcap dance And the.lover's foot on the sill. ' For the Christmas mirth the brave pine grew, Serene and straight and tall, The deep woods know in their dusk and dew When the dearest of days would fall. To the beautiful home our Christmas comes, The home that is safe and sweet, V With its door ajar for the beam of the' Star, And its corner for love's retreat. There the mark on the wall for the golden head Is higher a bit, for lo! Between Christmas coming and Christmas sped . There's time for the bairn to grow. Our Christmas comes with a royal grace, (Forget the ancient grudge!) 'Tis the- open hand that must blese the land. (Uplift the toiling drudge!) . And who that has gifts shall hold them back, And who that has cheer shall wait, When there's joy in the sky, and the'ill things flv And the Christ Child knocks at the gate. 7 ,Tina befu tiful time whea Christmas comes AI1 up the street and down, Fol "hearts alight makes face's bright W hen Christmas comes to town , Neighbor and friend in" -gladness meet And all are neighbors dear. . V hen the Christmas peace bids vil cease In the holiest day of the year. ' 'y '- The fair while fields in silence Hp - Invisible angdd go . ' Oyer the floor that sparkles hoar ' 4N VS the gHt,er of fro8t aQd snow. And they scatter the infinite balm of heaven ; VVherever on earth they stay And hjavenVr own-itore of bliss they pour On. the earth each Christmas Day. ;T a beautifultask our Christmas brings T- Jd and Iuu? to share, ' : Jh Jingle of bells, 8ud silverly gwells ' Of music in the air." - - - ; To make the sad world merry awhile And to frighten sin away, And to bless us all, whatever befall, ? . Is the task of Christmas Day ' -Margaret E. Sangster, in the Youth's Cominiuo-i T.. .1 1 , . ' . -uuge james Jrj. Keed aftar a long ina active life, died last Fridav w i ure&iere ' nornintr f r.qo L i " i """J Hughes & Co. of Ne norning at 6:30 at his home in North - - Asneville, from a comnlication of Dr- Hoge's Probable Sucpessnr. ilianoonn TI 1 J ... I TtT - i v.acB, ne yau oeen m only about I "ilmixgiox, .n. u., Dec 17. Rev a week.- ' .1. M. AVpIIj nf st.n,, t i , i . uas Deen ud!?e Reed was born at Cane Creek called to the pastorate of the First proo. this county,- 76 years ago, and had yterSn church of this 'city to succeed DAY D f W 7 rn mr r THE BIG lived in Asheville the lareer nart of ma ine. He was the firsit man to be elected to-the Probate court after the war and was elected to this position for two terms, but resigned during the latter part of hia second term to a- a i " . -' v. o- iSueu aoouc a year ago to become nas- iwi ui ' "icii iitemoriai cnurcn, Louisville. Rich Deposlte of Phosphate. Prattsville, Ala., Dec! 17.-Profes- sor H. Barclay reports the discoverv'of one of the lnrwsf. nurt fi.t .- 3ept the clerkship of the Federal of phosphate beds about 4 miles from iourt, which position he held for 16 Prattsville he has ever seen. He states years. ' inac tnere are not less than 900 acres of BALTIMORE Judge Reed was a promiuent figure in I ublic life, a life long Republican and always lent his aid to any mat ter involving tne welfare of the citv i r ...... J hese beds in that locality. Over 1,000 Sick Soldiers. SAX "PR 4 VriSPn "Vtan lO TTT.-.l . j,0. ivirmn a few days more than 1,000 sick soldiers ley are TO SEIZE the I3IG BARGAINS th now oiiennpr. - ' On JAN. 1st, 1901, we will make sever- Me was an excellent citizen in every will be oh their way home from the al cHancre in U. , 1 respect, and scarcely any praise Philippines. The Grant and Sherman CUcUJgeS in Olir bUllding and We IHUSt Tiave room -regardless of eost-Tgoods must move. SORRfcLLS HA vVN. would be excessive of his upright ness ana nigu character. The dutit-s of the public offices he held were carried out most faithfully. Judge Keed is survived bv a wife and several ehildren. The children are; Dr. G. W. Reed, postmaster at tiiltmore; Mrs, C. B. Moore and Mrs Mary E. Henderson . of this citv Thomas J . Reed of Portland, Oregon, and Mrs. F. F. Clapn of Ril Irrifiro T are now enrouU with 650 men and the oiiprmau -is scneauiea to leava 'Deo. 2 A Jovial Pali. 'Mrs. O'Bese is gettins -awfullv stoat. I've heard of people spoken of as 'round,' but I never saw any person as round as sue." "Oh, I don't know. There's her hus band. He's a rounder." Philadelphia Wow We have sold nearlv 2.000 boxes urant's No. 24 for expense of the North. We remem ber well that a few years back, when cotton mills began to be opened on a large scale in ftorth Carolina, Georgia and elsewhere, men prophesied the speedy "dec'ine of the great mill cities of New England. Read the answer In the returns of thif year's census. Con ; spicuoue among the cities which have gained In the last ten years are Fall River, New Bedford, Hart ford, Worcester, Bridgeport and others in the New England States, with increases in population of from 40 to 50 per cent., or more wards. Sorrells were married Tuesday even- Nicholas pulled him nwav frnm is recognized hng at 8 o'cloek of - tho munto. fi.;.ii..i , . , y bride, on Gksh'a h,Mi- rr,,. r.n ot bif ,n- XT- ivro r i i . , . . -1 mc uertiuo" "i ui mo uic mines ne tr2tCCZ -ed medical aid : " luc sai x numerous Iriends and relatives balding and will give his whole were present, and refreshmeats were time and attention to his personal served. practice. t Th hril1o - . , . uauguier oi jonn Sorrells. The groom is manager of the Laurel Valley saloon, and is well known in Asheville. MR3. Ii. A. JOHNSON. WESTERN RATES REDUCED. A WOMAN'S AWFUL PERIL. "There is only one chance to sae your life and that through an opera tion" were the startling words heard hv Airs S Tt TTnnf T r:j C't j . j . . iJime iviuge, xanj leuucea one-way and round Wis., from her doctor!' after he had trip second class rates will be in ef- vainly tried to cure her of a frightful feet from Chicago via Wisconsin case or stomach trouble aud yellow Central Railway, to points iu Minne- jaundice. Hall stones had forme.l sota, North Dakota, Montana Idaho 11.- x-. . I o ' " ucii o"t naoaiuaiOQ ann Kriti man twice me general rate of the she began to use Electric Bitters Columbia each To A. whole country. These figures dis- which wholly cured her. It's a won- t'ober and November, miss the fear that the deyelop- derful Stomach L5ver and Kidney .For detailed information inquire ment of one State means the de- ?meX' cre5 dyspepsia, Loss of nearest ticket agent, or address , Appetite. Try it. Only 50cts. Guar- i Jas. C. Pond, Gen'l Pass. Ar.nf xaj of another, and suggest strong- janteed. For sale by all Druggist,, 1 , MUwSklTw If you want a nice Christmas Pres ent fer a friend and don't kBow inst what. Buy a nice rocker, rue or some handsome piece of furnitnrp from Mrs. L. A. Johnson 43 Patton avenue. Their stock will suit any one. u ia e best medicme wnivuuiJiaiuMuurinir nis last monev can hnv Pri n i. V,n n. ... - -.. uiaui s uvui.uucauu, I rnarmacy. a ue iunerai toofe place Sunday af ternoon at 2 i30 o'clock, the services being at the house, and conducted by Rev. E..K. McLarty, pastor of North Asheville Methodist church. The body was laid to rest at Ri vex side cemetery. The following gentlemen acted as pall-bearers: Capt. T. V, Patton, Col. Thos. B. Long, Maj. W. VV. Kollins. D. W. Cauble. .Imi W Henderson and R. Z. Sorrel Is. nt. - e oaa cure your Catarrh. Mr. U. A. Mears. the wpll.tn.m. a goods merchant of Asheville, has be,n greatly benefitted by Grant'8 Catarrh Cne and is constantly rec ommending it to his friends. If you have Catarrh come and talk it oyer with us, GranlrV Pharmacy. ' AATi. biRINGS, TENN IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA., The most delightful health and pleasure re- sortinthe South, 164 Miles east ot Chattanooga lumtjiuvuesivaney oi i.ast Tennessee Moun tains. Two Hotels, 25 Cottages, 40 Acres Lawn, Walks and Shade Trees; complete system water works with modern baths; Splendid Orchestra spacious ban-room, telegraph and fong distance telephohe. Buildings end grounds lighted with electricity; iu fact aU the amusements and com fortsBest German and American Cooks. . The water cures indigestion,' dyspensia. and all troubles of liver, stomaah, bladder, bowels aud kidneys. Shipped anytime anywhere. Write for 40 page book free THOS. TOMLINSON, Proprietor. IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. : The manufacturer? of Castoria hav been, compelled to spend hundreds of cnousands of dollars to familiarize tne public with the signature of Chas. ii. K letcher. This has been necessi tated by reason of pirates counter feiting the Castoria trade-mark. This counterfeiting is a crime not cmiy against the proprietors of Cas toria, but against the growing eener- ation. All' persons should be careful to see that Castoria bears the signa ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, if they would guard .the health of their children. Parents, and mothers in particular, ought to carefull v ex amine the Castoria advertisements which have been appearing iu this paper,-and to remember that the wrapper or every bottle of eenuln Castoria bears the fac-simile signa ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, under wnose supervision it has been manu factured continuously for over thirty years.-rPhiIa. Bulletin. your life to get Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes & xmas GOODS A r LESS THAN THEY HAVE BEEN SOLD BEFORE. EVER The BIG 1P3 & T HHT T 1T V4 TT7 . . - 10 and 12 Patton Ave. f i i I 4 i . St " Tj-''-'V
The Asheville Register (Asheville, N.C.)
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