THE ASHEVILLE REGISTER
Published Every Saturday.
BR ITT SHOOK, Editors.
R. B. ROBERTS, Corresponding
' Editor, Washington, J). C.
SUBSCRIPTION
administration. His going ia a
concession to the pension' sharks
that ought not to be made and we
hope President Roosevelt will ire
turn his resignation endorsed, "not
accepted."
One Year.
Six Months.
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ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
A cross mark on your' paper in
dicates that your subscription has
expired, and we politely request
you to pay all arrearages and re
new at once.
There is a little; danger of he
Democratic party's overdoing the
'mare's nest enterprise, j-j' ,
Democratic synipathj
Miles does riot involve
tion to'the presidency
for Gien'l
nomina-
That Holiness preacher
killed his neighbor' the other
settled the question as to
in that beatific state.
ins
who
day
part
- "Jeems" Arkansaw Jones can
now enter into active sympathy
with the fellow wl(o got left. He
knows how it feels himself
The hungry and thirsty, leaders
"of Democracy are giving old Miss
Harmony a hoi race, but so far
she has eluded their embraces.
The Register ,f today con
tains a carefully prepared condens
ation of the election laws of this
State which we commend to the
study of every voter.
Everyytime Col. Henry AVater
son drinks enough to see double
he? discerns a chance for the Dem
ocratic party to break into the
official clover field.
Congressman Richardson's
spring into the arena with his
Danish '"Christmas" trick -was
several degrees too "previous. A
man of ordinary cheek would not
wait for a suggestion to "go 'way
back and sit down" . and be dis,
gusted at himself.
For once the Democrats in Con
gress have gotten together. It is
upon a Philippine policy that they
agree. As usual with them, it is
a bad policy and adds another to
a multitude of reasons why the
party should be kept in "innoc
uous desuetude."
Chairman James K. Jones can
hope longer after defeat than any
statesman on record. It is a way
he has. The balance of mankind
has known for a whole week that
the King of the round cotton bale
trust was beaten out of his boots
in Ins effort to be returned to the
United States Senate, but he con
tinues to cheerish a livelv hone
that the hnal count will be in his
favor.
V.. 1 . ' ii
iicciiiiueib m mis country are
unanimous in their demand for
sweeping tariff concessions to
Cuba. In this they are in abso
lute Harmony with the Sugar
irust and the Tobacco Trust
I lllS IS a tvnical raeo'nf
J X JJ Vi. Ull Li- 11 UOl
Democracy, r They cry out against
trusts to deceive the people and at
the same time do the most. srvil
and unpatriotic work that the
worst species of trusts demand of
them.
with the tender of a gift of eleven
acxes of land on the west' side
South French Broad avenue for
public city park. It is a most ad
mirable location, and could not be
excelled in this city for park pur
poses. 1 here is a nice eminence.
a little stream, a eood spring, and
a number of fine shade trees
There is over 500 feet of front
over 600 feet of depth, and an ex
tension at the south-west corner
erivins: the whole a rhomboida
form. -
When property was at high tide
m Asheville this - property stood
at $50,000, and laterly at $25,000,
The city has aocepted this ma
nificent gift, and passed a vote o:
thanks to Mr. Pack. It is to be
called Aston Park, at the giver's
request, in honor of the late may
or Aston.
It is hoped that the city wil
take early steps to improve ana
beautify the spot.
is not so angelic as to condemrj it
y for legitimate party jpurposes, and
has the frankness to say so.
y is not the 20 per cent con
cession -- on ' Cuban importations
- that exciies the ,disrust of free
traders so nmelijfs the -other SO
.per cent, that jis not conceded.
If ever a member of the House
of Representatives deserved a suc
cession of terms on the score of
sheer merit, Hon. James . M.
Moody, of this district, does.
Congressman Iihea of
tucky could tell a lonq
Ken-story
about what lie knows of the waces
of sin and the fol
iniquity'' into a Goebel
law.
framing
election
The 'Go'ebel election law got Mr.
Rhea into Congress, but it didn't
keep him there. "And that is the
main thing ni'ter all; for what is
',i -i ...in. . .i i
tne guou ol geiiing in oniv to De-
cast out again ? .
k ' t -
judge who allows politics to
swerve him from the strictest line
of justice is something to. be de
plored and avoided.- If half of
what has been said of Judge
Walter Clark, by men of his own
party, be true he is a good man
for the people to mark for defeat
if he is nominated for Chief
Justice by the Democrats this
year. A man who cannot cleave
olT politics when he " dons the
ermine is not fit to sit in judge
ment upon his countrymen.
Mr. Richardson felt sure he. had
discovered an' overshadowing - is
sue, one that would dwarf all
paramount of former times"
But when he put his finger upon
it he found it was just an Irish
man's Ilea. .
The Atlanta Constitution is per
suaded that if the.; Democratic
party willo into the next cam
paign -dressed up in some of the
Republican party's : old tariff
clothes it cannot be defeated. ' If
the Constitution can make the
leaders see through its "speks,";
that is the kind of uniform the
party will wear. But; as a
puet. the record of the Atlanta!
Constitution is so full of misses!
LEVYING POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS
The Democratic press professes
to be horrified at theN discovery
that Mi ,D.". Kirby Pope, of Char
lotte, has been soliciting campaign
contributions from federal office
holders. Mr. Pope is the. regular.
authorized agent of the State Re
pubUcan- executive committee for
that purpose,, and neither he, the
committee, nor the party has any
apologies to render to the public
for his course. The fact that the
postmaster :of Marshall, either for
notoriety,, or from otheramproper
inspiration, had him arrested is
nothing to his discredit, and wil
only endear him to his friends. I
is not in evidence that he did any
thing unlawful, improper, or even
indiscreet.
Every sensible man knows, and
every honest man will admit, that
a laree amount of money can be
honestly,- profitably, and legiti
matelyj expended in the manage
ment of party campaigns. Liter
ature must be edited, printed and
mailed; the expense of committees
must be borne; corps of speakers
must be employed whose contin
gent expenses must usually be
borne, and so on. A political par
ty is an organization of persons of
like beliefs for the purpose of put
ting into practice certain public
policies supposed to be for the
public good. It has as lawful
right to use money for that pur
pose as a church or a missionary
society has to use it for the furth
erance of its objects; provided, of
course, that no political contribu
tion is used . for purposes " of ve
nality or corruption. No party
management has the right to levy,
nor any person to pay, a dollar for
the rmroose of corruntin? the vote
Pro-1 of an elector.
- As to the persons assessed, it is
just and proper that office-holders
ihflt lti OAiniPftl ir. 1M 1 ' A 1
taken with several grains of doubt j V fw
to sharing in common with others
the benefits of the operations of
the peo-
abide bv
Those who believe in
pie andre willing to
their will fairly recorded are not
I among t he beneficiaries of the ma-
j -uiiiue me uesign ot which is to
NEW RURAL FREE
DELIVERY ROUTES
Congressman Moody Secures
Five in Buncombe and
Two in Henderson.
Washington, April 2. Congressman-Moody
received notice
today from the postoffice depart
ment that his recommendation for
the establishment of the follow
ing free rural delivery routes had
been favorably acted upon and
that the routes would go. into
operation in the near future.
Two routes but from Candler,
Buncombe county; two routes
from Fletchers, Henderson county;
one from Arden, Buncombe coun
ty; one from Black Mountain,
Buncombe county) and an ad
ditional one from Biltmore.
The report of the House agri
cultural " committee on the Ap
palachian park bill has been
printed and the measuse .will go
on .th.e House "calendar tomorrow.
IVIrs. J. M.-Moody returned to
North .Carolina yesteiday after a
fori rl o xtc n'n.i TTT 1 i
Houingion.
;Mr- A. M. Jtfathewsbn, late post
masfer at, Taylorsville j has
rived and. will accept a position in
the houie'-fpldirig room which was
securea ; him- r by Congressman
JDiacKDurn,
While theCanadian Parlia
ment is in Session, Otter-
wa People Hearpf a
Marvelous Cure
It is a Rescue From Suffering
and Deatri Effected by
Paine's Celery Com
pound THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
BULGARIA'S "ACTION IS
OFmWETOTIIEU. S,
3Iay Hav-e Seriojis .Effect On
tlie- L Relation - Between
the Countries.1
TTT 1 . -
W asnmgton, March 31. Bul
garia's action in refusing to main
tain further relations with the
Li mted States . diplomatic atrent
Dickinson, located at Sofia, is dis
pleasing to the administration and
may have a serious effect- on the
relations between the countries
action will be determined on
until Bulgaria's note dismissing
JJickinson is received.
lne reason for Dickinson's dis
missal is not fully known but it is
believed to be due to his activity
in securing the ransom of Miss
Stone. It is believed that no sue
cessor to uickinson will be sent
and Bulgaria's Unfriendly attitude
will influence the United States
lit
to take steps to secure redress for
the kidnapping of Miss Stone.
A Doctor's Bad Plight.
"Two years ago, as a result of a
severe cold, 1 lost my voice,"
writes Dr. M. L. Scarborough. nf
Hebron, Ohio, "then began an ob-
tinate cough. Every . remedy
known to me as a practicing .phy
sician fo 35j-ears, failed, and I
daily grew 'worse. Being urged
to try Dr. King's New Discovery
Consumption,
oenator 1'ritchard. as a member
of the Senate majority, can ac
complish more for-the South than
i.u ,i i i f.
nan a uu.en meinoers or aiactious
minority, and we believe tire peo
ple ot North Carolina will take
-this view of it. 1
As boon as it was demonstrated
that the oleomargarine people
were perpetrating a gross fraik
upon the public, Senator Furni
raid bimmpns rushed to their ' de
fense like -a kindred spirit. Just
to remind the forgetful that he" is
some fraud himself. t
tor Consumption. Dnn or Ti a. an A
party; policies they also enjoy the ColdS X ound quick relief;
uonoib anu emolument oi puonu for iast ten days have felt
sinuous. mis is uu. irrLiy ur ,-..,
- . I iuuu iwi tnu
MR. ALFREE BROWN,
A Prominent and Popular Citizen,
Says : . ,
"After the Use of Paine's Celery
Compound I Am Now in
the Best of Health."
The greatest of all modern physi
cians, Prof. Kdward E. Phelps, M. D.,
LL. D., after years of long practice
and. close scientific study, gave to suffer
ing and diseased men and women his
marvelous, life-giving prescription, with
the conviction and positive knowledge
that it had peculiar virtues and ample
owers to cure, after the terrible ver
dict "incurable" was uttered by ' the
medical practitioner.
Thousands of the strongest testimoni
als from the best known and most re
liable men and women of our country
fully suetaia the claims made by Dr.
Phelps regarding ' his : incomparable
Paine's Celery Compound.
One of the most convincing proofs fur
nished, comes recently from a gentle
man widely known in the capital city of
the Dominion of Canada. We refer to
Mr. Afred Brown, 91 O'Connor St.. Ot
tawa, Ont. Mr. Brown's letter fully
demonstrates the fact that jfhe greatest
sufferer may cast off his or her burden
of disease : and become well, strong and
happy. It proves, too, that the great
medicine maintains more firmly than
ever hefore its unrivalled place in the
estimation of people of wealth and so
cial standing as well as with the mass
es. Mr. Brown says:
"I acknowledge with thankfulness
and pleasue the fact that '.I have been
cured of .very painful fUness of eight
years' standing by use of Paine's Celery
Compound. I had, during the years of
my illness,, tried almost all the adver
tised medicines without deriving any
good results. I was also treated by
several of the best doctors of this city,
hoping to find that one of them, at
least, would understand my case.
"I was getting worse and was told
I was incurable. . I was indeed in a
critical condition. I could not go from
the house alone, as I was liable to sud
den collapse. I tried hospital treatment,
but no relief or good results 'came to
me. I could not sleep; anything that
I ate increased my agonies; I was ex
tremely weak, restless, tired, and de
spondent; was obliged to walk about ft
with my hands pressed firmly into my
left side to ease my pains; my feet and
hands were cold continually; had inclin
ation to . vomit, had profuse,, cold
sweats, quick breathing, and would be
racked with pain for. hours at a time.
"After the regular use of Paine's Cel
ery Compound for a time, I am now in
the best of health, have good appetite.
and can use any kind of food. Thank
God I am my old self once more, all
through the use of Paine's Celery Com
pound."
HE..
Southern
Railway..
ANNOUNCES THE
OPENING OF THE WINTER
TOURIST SEASON
AND THE PLACING
ON SALE OF
Excursion - Tickets
TO ALL PROMINENT
POINTS IN THE
SOUTH, SOUTHWEST, WEST INDIES
MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA,
INCLUDING
St. Aueustine. Palm Beach, Miami
Jacksonville, Tampa, Port Tampa
Brunswick, Thomasville, Aiken
Charleston, Augusta, Pine
hurst, Asheville, Atlan
ta, New Orleans,
Memphis and .
THE "LAND OF THE SKY"
PERFECT DINING AND SLEEP
ING-CAR SERVICE ON
ALL TRAINS.
See That Your Ticket Reads
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Ask any ticket agent for full informa
tion, or address
F. R. DARBY,
City Pass, and Ticket Agent
A-heville N. C.
S. H. HARDWICK, ;
General Passenger Agent. m . 1
; J. M. CULP,
Traffic Manager
W. A. TURK,
Asst. Pass. "Traffic Manager.
Washington, D. C.
Wood's Seeds!
e Lave a full line of Wood's
Seeds and will be glad to supply
you. Seeds are all fresh and can
U 1! 1 ' ...
ue suppiieu in any quantity ana
'iit Wood's prices. ,
Grant's Pharmacy.
BEWARE of imitations of Dia
mond Dyes. Ask for and take I
only Diamond.
years.
better
Positively
land -Hot of self RW.fi iu; l "" " guaranteed tor Throat and Lun
;D : 77 f" . statement ot a plain, simple trutn troubleg hv . An nr0 7
-w aiiu uiicil serviiP vn Tnnoann 1 i n ' t i mi i , "&6ic"-
Izens as well.should give of their Qne Cent
1 . . . i ' i i Til
-une uut eApeiT sirauaiers can
stand on a platform with one
'plank in Boerdom and another in
Filipinoland. It is unreasonable,
to expect Democrats to '"toe the
line and. stand on both , sides of
the globe at the same time. -
General JMiles' correspondence
to the President recently submit
tea to congress on the request of
.that body, shows that, as a wanter,
the General has few equals and
no superiors. It ds not .thought,
that those Democratic members
-who were fdremost in demanding
the information conveyed by the
aforesaid correspondence will care
.to exploit whett they learned be
fore the public.
The. resignation of Pension
Commissioner Evans has been
laqed in the. hands of the Presi
dent arid, it is said, will be accept
ed as soon as a better place can be
provided for him. Mr. Evans has
made a faithful and capable Com
missioner of Pensions: It has
been his constant endeavor . to
make the pension roll a roll of
honor, and his efforts had the. ap
probation .of the President and the
troubles bv All Dm
n ,kj , ,;n ,i . .... "
to official control rerrn.dlo0a nt J . 71' , . . ana .UU. Tnal bottles free
J-" l V rt r n it ri-rkc?-k lint rrrntn rtiti
CllAC f 4 Ia J A i 1 I J ' X
ui mc mnjoriiy ro tne con
l rtnt
rrarr 'i nni. c -i
T ii oi an nonest substance for the honest and Wit-
7 -m , :a-rian ana record imate advancement of their ideas Un account of the Confederate
,uC . oi me majority of the peo- 0f public policy. Will some of etens Reunion, April 22 to 25
pie, tne purpose ot the machine is tl,000 QQir, l,r roirinro .ilrte round trio tickets will k ciri
In r afaQt 4 i . : 1 1 l . i . j . x ' I
uiai 111 RTin t lOTohi- 1 j lli.l ta nn n AU n.il -I-k l.
j luwiBsiv. xs iso buucivtu. mease i uuuu jaeit. at
name a single public cause which vei7 low rat of one cent a mile
they espoused that has not made Ths rate is open to everybody
rlpimanrls nnrm tlifiir PTnliwmor frvr- J-lCJietS Will be SOlfl AnrillS 1Q
TU.-.M.i i ... "1" J
mat nas crept into the its nrnmotinn ? Why not ha Knn and 2U, and will be limited tn Afow
noodles" of some of our Demo- est and frank nbnnt this mnHor v 2 for return, but will be eTtonrlorl
crauc inenas tiiat the Republican If there is anything wrong in the
I J " T v
and
IT I . t A -
nuinry tne toundation principle
oi our torm ot government.
organization
poses, or has 'ever proposed, to pay duplicity and misrepresentation
me pon rax or negro citizens hay:
by
mg the. educational qualification
to vote, shows what foolish xjm-
agimngs people who are scared
can sometimes conjure up in their
minds. The idea of Republicans.
n ,i . '
generally, is tliat tew negros who
can read and write will be admit-
to May io if desired. Stop over
twill be allowed at any points in
Arkansas or Texas on either going
or returning, .bow rate side trip
tickets will be sold from Dallas to
all parts of Texas, Oklahoma and
North Carolina should be the Amhan Territory. The round trip.
last to broach the subiect. Thev iluUi A8neville be $ 21.60
x J I I r -K7rn qttav .-B-Ai. X- i m
Wowr,T-t-0rl it f.ii ; ,-o 1, .,.J,"""'fi cA1jCUi io visit xexas
They have tightened it to the last to do so. For rate and schedule
tension. They have put the Re- from your home town and f-
But dwellers in thin glass
houses should not invite stone
throwing. The Democratic party
m
Z "JT Tn KeSlstrars publicans to shame. In 1888 and handsomely illustrated pamphlets
"v'v,V1'-" liiacuine to rob
this class of citizens of their rights
penetrate all the meanness ex
pected qf them, and to express the
beiiet that the Reiublican com
mittee would pay the poll taxes of
such citizens, even if it were le
gitimate to do so, six months be-
lore election, and take the chance
of getting them to the polls, is
just simply to publish one's self an
idiot.
1896, when they held the federal l,
boards, thev levied and collet p "" TV. rtM' "eunS
.. .x , 7 neaa House
wusars inuuie at sucn a rate as miock, Uhattanooga, Tenn
to cause a great howl to go ur
and some of the faithful declared A JN early r atal Euna way
mat a thira ot their yearly salary Started a horrible ulcer
was called tor as an otfermg to leg of J. B. Orner. FrkUn
luc uiftLB cam- III. Wh,f.h f ofiftH rWf. J
MR. PACK'S GENEROUS GIFT.
Asheville is again the recipient
of Mr. George W. Pack's generos
ity. ThexVance monument, the
ibrary building and the new
court house site are not to be the
only marks of his love for the city
of his adoption. His heart is as
ready to give as his keen, practi
cal eye is quick to recognize pub
ic necessity. Others may give as fer to these th incrs.Nbnt their
. -' J
I I.. 11.. r
vuccnuuj, uui iew can give so
wisely .V Asheville owes him un
dying gratitude and lasting re
membrance.
This "time he
paigns of 1898 and 1900, particu
larly the' former, the forcible and
arrogant levying of exorbitant
contributions upon all classes
of people from railroads to shop
clerks was so notorious as. to
amount to a public scandal.
' 1 .. . C 1 ' . "
hb iiav ts uu means or Knowing
how ail -of these funds wrere ap
plied, but m a . campaign charac
terized by fraud, intimidation and
bloodshed, it is. easy to conclude
that not allNof it went into the
channels of legitimate campaign
expenses. It is riot pleasant to re-
are
all
remedies for four years. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
Just as good for Boils, Burns,
Bruises, Cuts, Corns, Scalds, Skin
irruptions and Piles. 25c at all
drug stores.
Guilty of Heresy. x
Arkansas City, Kan., March 29.
-Rev. Granville Lowther todav
formally refused to accept the
proposition to stop his teaching,
and the Methodist Episcopal trial
committee declared him guilty of
heresy. .
mentioned merely to keep the rec
ord straight. The Register
stands ready, atall times, to con
demn the levying of contributions
comes forward for corrupting the ballot, hut n
FOR SALE A
uunu,
piano in good condition, will
be sold cheap on account of the
owner having left the city. Call
at 25, B Starnes Avenue,
Soft
Harness
Too cn make your hr
ns m toft aa a glor
ad as tough aa wire by
nlng EUREKA Bar.
csa Oil. Yon can
lng-Uien lu life make it
laat twlc aa long aa It
ordinarily would.
EUREKA
Harness Oil
tnakea poor looking har
nasa like new. Hade of
Pure, hear? bodied oil, es
pecially Dretwrnrf tA with
stand tae weather. -
Sold everywhere
Inrani ailaiaea.
Made bj STANDARD OIL CO.
Rheumatism is due to an excess
of uric acid or blood poison in the
system and is best treated with
Grant s Rheumatic Cure. This
remedy neutralizes the acid and
purines the blood. $1.00 bottle. ,
Grant's Pharmacy.
24 S. MAIN ST.
appmint of tne onreac is.ciwan iwu...,..,!.
to 25th tickets will be sold to Dallas, via the Cotton Belt, at rate of
vone cent a mile. This rate Is open to everybody. Return Limit
e extended to May il 5th, and low rate side trip tickets will be sold to
all parts of Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territories. If you e.cr
expect tovisit Texas, this will be the chance of your life to do s0.
Write for rate'and schedule from your home town.
Aiit ConfederatVetran who contemplates ' ge??i0i
i!4ii-i will hp sent a handsome picture of General KoDerx K. Le. ana
a nr of his farewell address (suitable for fmmimtl if he will send us
..bffSSme and address nd the nameand address of the camp to which
he belongs. ' i
ent, Cba(lanooa, Tenn.
H. H. SUTTON, TraTeMn"asfenier Aeni, ChaManooa,
E. W. La BEAUME, 0. P. 4 T.X. St, Uoif. Mo.
BSa3SSaaaaaBalaa5
'
To California, $30.00
, . TO CALIFORNIA AND RETURN AT
H0MESEEKER RATES.
TO WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDA DO, MONTANA, I TAH
WYOMING and all points West at Lowest Colonist Rates
CHAIR CARS (Seats Free) TOURIST SLEEPERS.
For full particulars address
F. E. CLARK, . i W. T. SAUNDERS.
Trav. Pass. Agent. X Gen. Agent Pass Dei
: ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Choose Wisely . . . .
when yoti bay a SEWING MACHINE. YotrTI find all sorb anJ ti4 ,f
COfTcsponding prices. But you want a reputable serviccabk Machine, then take
le -. - .
years experience nas enabled as to
wing out a HANDSOME ...
SYMMETRICAL and WELL-BUILT
PRODTJCTf gomtwmng in itj
mate-up all the good points common to
high grade machines and others that are
found only on the WHITE for instance,
our TENSION INDICATOR, a device
that shows the tension at a glance. Btit
this is not all, we have others that appeal
to careful buyers, vibrator and rotary
SHUTTLE 6TYLE8.
.Otfr 2egant H. T. Catalogues
groe full particulars, free.
CLEVELAND,
OHIO,
.0
White Sewing Machine Co.,
-FOR SALE BY
T. A. VINCENT, ASHEVILLE.
If You Want
that
will
wear
"Winter Homes in Slimmer
Lands."
The above is the title of an at
tractive booklet just issued by the I
1'ass.enger Department of the
Southern railway. It is beauti
fully illustrated and fully describes
the winter resorts of the South. A
copy may be secured by sending a
iwo cent stamp to S. H. Hardwirk.
G. P. A.. Wash infirm D n
guaranteed
How About
Your Heart
Feel your pulse a few minutes.
Is it regular? Are you short of
breath, after slight exertion
as gomg up stairs, sweeping,
walking, etc? Do you have
pain in left breast, side or
between shoulder blades, chok
ing sensations, fainting or
smothering spells, inability to
he on left side? If you have
any of these . symptoms you
certainly have a weak heart,
and should immediately take
Miies Heart Cure
Mr. F. H. Oaks of Jamestown, N. Y,
ffJ VnSto Jobacco seriously
affected my heart I suffered severe
FhfS hcart and in e left
shoulder and side; while the palpitation
would awaken me from my sleep. I
began taking: Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
and soon found permanent relief." X.
Sold by all Drucglsts,
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
A House Paint
and look well, ues
Pitkin's x
Ready-Mixed
Guaranteed
! Premium
Paint.
j None better made;
- for five years.
Pitkin's Barn Paint
Is a standard coating for barn
and roof work; will outlast
any. other barn paint on the
market. Do not accept a
substitute. A building of
any kind, well painted, will
last two or . three times as
long as one left to the mercy
of the elements. Color cards
' on application.
GEO; W. PITKIN CO.
CHICAGO. U. S. A.
WANTED
Reliable man for Manager of a
! Branch Office we wish to ocen in
this y( vicinity. Here is a good
opening f or the right man. Kind
ly give good reference when you
write.
The A. T. Morris Whole
sale House,
CINCINNATI,. OHIO.
Illustrated catalogue, 4cts. stamps,
if! WEWANT
J A M I exchange tor
BICYCLES BELOW COST
Clinn "'Of graHa outwmntd 1902 MODELS, tba
uUUU overstock of one of the liest known O rt . O I C
u T factories of the country, secured JSH tO SlU
by us at one-half cost. Four Model . V W w
1900 and 1901 Models a $7 io $11
Catalogues with large photographic engravings and
full detailed specifications sent tree to any addres?.
We SHIP ON APPROVAL to anyone ia U S.
or Canada unthout a cent in advance and allow
10 DAYS FREE TRIAL
no risk in ordering from us, as you do no!
need to pay a cent if the bicycle does not suit you.
SOO SECOND-HAND WHEELS
taken in trade by our Chicago ret aistl ores. - 0 in tP
standard makes, many pood as new WW lU U
Tir8, eanipment. rnndrien.sportlncr (roods of all kinds at regu'au
price, in our bite free i-undrr caulo. A world of information SVriteforit
RIDER AGENTS WANTED
J902model bicycle. In yonr spare time you can make $10'(.
Jfpa a week besides having- a wheel to ride for .muri'
reliable person in each town to distribute ntniranim f.irnsil
blcyrle. V rittody for free Catalogue and our special offer
L. HEAD CYCLE CO., Chicaso,
KRUSTI BRANDY
oSd7TtThlS 18 a ? Wend of brandy an-!
paled-in S " S &in? bottles, securely
four full mfiri iS? Will bpS you,! express prepaid bv us.
BOURBON 1vHTivvlgear old SILK HAT RYE or
j -a NNHIbKEY. Guaranteed pure and un to tl t-
SraWJSlfS 48-"'1 notwPWBnted return it
aUon hW ??iyoUriTn-'- Remember, $3.20 for.
-m whiskey whtch could not be bought for less tin r
$ dLIZ Pay the ddlemanl tX
lJirect to the.consumer.from i
GINSENG DISTltUNG COMPANY, St. Louis, Mo.
always ive entire MtirfrX or Smokeless Powder
modern manner hv V- ' re miae nd loaded in a
THEY SHOOT WHERE Ynn ffDTn . mrm mJ. d experts.
T AX a ASK FORTH PM
WANTED.
Raw Furs wanted for the North
era j-uarKets. Such as Fox, Rac
coon, Mink, Skunk etc. Send for
price list. F. S. Palmatier, Leeds
IN. 1. fV o i
AGENTS-Unrivaled book
New Standard work,. All rapid sellers.'
Liberal terms. Our euarantH
am Pen a specialty. Descriptive lists
mailed. Colton, Ohman r .
! ). 15 Warren St.. New VT
y n r
1 .- I
f - II
, YOUR EYES
EXAMINED FREE!
what
them,
it is:
we will
and if
tell
you
r;:;.."VB' u", " you . need
wWv'- TevW111 telL-you; just
what kind you need. Repair
mg on short notice.
GLASSES for LiMcKEE
Sale or Rent THE OPTICIAN
" Opposite Postoffice.
54 PattonAve. Asheville, N. C.
FOR SALE.
One walnut dining tabla, -1.50.
25 yards matting, $ 1.00. -One
rustic flower stand, 2' .
Three jugs, loc.
Two oil cans, 10c.
One Oueenswam
One good "WhitA sin
chine, $9.00.
One Small hnnl-
doors, . 30 cents.
Two,Screen Doors nrtfl ." W'ia-
dow Screen, all for $3.00.
Uall at once at 43 Fliut
Ma-
out
SftH'f
as party
is going to leave u
wn
Soon.