ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZISN: MONDAY K iNG, SEPTEMBER 4,
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Thb Din.v Citizrk, Democratic, is published
every afternoon (except Sunday) at the fol
lowing rate strictly cash:
Ohb Yea ja.no
Six Months 3.00
Thkkb Months 1.50
Onb Month 50
OnbWbbk 15
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1892.
THE TICKET,
The ticket nominated by the Demo
cratic convention Saturday is of the kiml
every good citizen loves to work and
vote for. Every man nominated can
appeal to the people, irrespective of
party, for support on the j; round tit her
of tried or known ability to serve the
county.
When a convention does such a piece of
work therejs cause for general congrat
ulation. AN APOLOGY NKKUKU,
The Mayor's bill lor his New York
trip as rendered in a lump sum was
shamefully exorbitant, and the items as
given to the Joint Hoard make it no bet
ter, rather worse. It is impossible to
justify by the stTTKi rendered which
was of the slightest '-a cost of $o")3 to
the city for thirty davs' work work for
which we have yet to hear rehearsed the
Mayor's especial iualifk-,-itioiis. It is
possible to have first-class treatment at
several of the Hroadwav hotels for four
dollars per day; the Mayor charges eight
dollars per day and eights-live dollars
for extras besides. Other items of the
bill are equallv ill founded in either jus
tice or decency, mid we ho'C that ti e
Mayor will yet see it in that light and,
in partial expiation for his insult to the
tax-payers of Aslieville, v ithdraw i he
bill altogether. Such ail net would be
taken as an npologv that is much
needed.
COSTLY HTl'PiniTV.
In spite of the Moravia, the first ship
to bring cholera to our shores, being in
strict quarantine, the same stupidity
that has marked the management of
that vessel since the day after she left
Hamburg continues to be manifest. It
was ascertained Saturday that bedding
and barrels had been thrown over from
her within a few days and that some of
it had been picked up on the beach ami
carried away for fuel. If the owners ol
the line to which that vessel belongs had
set themselves deliberati ly to introduce
cholera into this country thev could not
have acted more carelessly than tlu-ir
agents, the captain anil ship's doctor,
have. Moreover, a week ago the New
York agent of the one of the Hamburg-
American lines said that all immigrants
for the United States were detained at
Hamburg till their baggage way disin
fected and each one of them had been
fumigated. The doctor of the Moravia
testified as 9oon as he got to New York
that the immigrants on that steamship
had been hurried from the cars into the
steerage in an "exhausted and debrlr
tated condition."
Had the proper precautions been taken
at the Old World ports it wouldjnot now
be necessary to detain vessels at quaran
tine twenty davs. Taking thechances will
have cost these offending steamship lines
at least half a million of dollars before
thev see the end ofthecholera excitement.
THOMAS B. I.ON;H KIXOHI).
I"or several weeks past publication
has been going the rounds of the State
press to the effect that Thomas 11. Long,
nominee of the People's party loi audi
tor, while agent lor the North Carolina
railroad at Salisbury from August, lSiis,
to October, 1HI9, had proved a defaul
ter to the tune of several thousand dol
lars. The Crnziis wished to do no in
justice to any one, and a, the same time
desired to be faithful to the people of the
State in warning them against at least
a possible danger. The Clerk of the Su
perior court of Alamance county, where
an action was alleged to have been pros
ecuted by the railroad company for the
recovery of the alleged "shortage," was
written to for a certified copy of the rec
ord in the action. It was promptly
forwarded.
There is much of the record which is of
little importance or interest to the pub
lic, and we therefore print only the com
plaints and the judgment of the court.
The full record can be inspected at Tin;
Citizen office.
The answer contains a general denial
of all the allegations of the complaint,
but from the judgment of the court it
appears that the alligations of the com
plaint were fully substantiated.
From the record it also appears that
"Col." Long held the position of agent
for the railroad only for one year, one
month and two days, and within that
short period misappropriated five thous
and nine hundred and fifty-one and
ninety-tour one hundreths dollars of the
railroad's money. The question inevi
tably suggests itself, What might not
such a man accomplish in four years as
Auditor of the State ot North Carolina ?
It must be remembered, too, that for
a number of years since the rendition of
this judgment the "Colonel" has held at
a high salory an important office under
the Federal government, bestowed upon
him by the Republican party, and yet
not one dollar of this high salary has
he ever applied to the payment of this
judgment. And this is the man who
has been going over the country for the
Inst four years preaching "reform,
abusing honest men and denouncing one
of the best, cleanest, cheapest and most
efficient State governments that has
ever existed in the history of human
society!
Go aloug, "Col." Long, and pay back
to the railroad that sum of Eve thous
and, nine hundred and fifty-one and
ninety-four one hundreths dollars which
you have so long withheld, and then you
may come with tome little degree of
plausibility to teach reform and honesty
to other people.
Trlppie PlaUd Knive
im nflner set. they are worth S2.50,
but are marked down because all have
not same name on. J. H. Law.
The last week. Will close Sept. 10th.
O. H. Mayer, consulting optician, South
Main street.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
CANDIDATES NAMED BY SAT
VRDAY'S CONVENTION.
All Excellent TlcUet Choneu, and
Oue That will tie a winner in
November J. IJ. Murphy Elected
Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee. Kepre-emati ves ' Jo1'" W
I It. II. VllllCf.
Mlii-rlll J. A. II rook Mill re
lieu Inter "t needs J. J. JlaeVry
Treasurer Joliti ii. Courtntv
liurvcsor J.J. Ri-airan
Coroner I.. B. McUraver
The second ballot for register ol deeds
iu Saturday's convention stood as fol
lows: Mackey IU 'J-10
Young 1! 7-10
Orutnmond 7 !-10
Touilinson 12 1-10
Wilson Hi .10
Oarun it-10
Woodward
Henry
Lvnch I 010
At the close of the second ballot I;. I.
Henrv withdrew his name.
Third ballot:
Mackey
Young
Hi umnmnd
Toitiliusiui
Wilson
('','inen
Woodward
Lynch
At the close of third ballot
."0 ti-10
:s l-lo
,") S 10
7 :i-io
lo 7 10
1
s
1' (i-tO
Tomliuson
willulri w.
The fourth ballot did the work
sidling as follows :
Macke
Young
1 'rumnioiid
Tomliuson
Wilson
i.vuch
Mackcv was declared
:t :
lo
;:7 .".-io
l s 10
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r.' ti-io
'J (MO
the nominee on
fourth ballot, and responded to calls in
a short speech. I he nomination was
made unanimous on motion of I'r.
Wilson.
Treasurer.
The convention then went into lie
nomination of a candidate for treasurer.
. W. Nash placed in nomination John
II. Ke.vuohls, while Col, A. T. Uavidson
nominated John II. Courtnev, the pres
ent incumbent.
Only one ballot was necessary:
Courtnev 70
Ilevnolils U
Courtnev was declared the nominee,
and was compelled to make a speech.
Hurvej or.
Nonrnations for the olliee of surveve r
were called fur, and J. II. Tucker r.rsc.l
a howl live minutes lout; by startiag to
nominate I'r. I.. 11. Mellrayer for that
oiice. Ir. MeHrayer was the candidate
for coroner.
. . Kenyan as placed ill nomination
bv K. I.. Henrv, H. F. I'.ttt iu bv K. V.
Walker, and W. II. Johnston bv j. S. T.
Haird.
The first and only ballot stood:
Kcagan OS l-lo
I'atton 1-0 t-Ui
lohnstoii M
Hume 1 lo
Starncs 0-10
Corone-r.
Nominations for coroner were made as
follows: 1.. B. MeHrayer bv I. II. Tuck
er; C. K. Milliard bv Col. A. T. Uavidson;
!:. II. Hemphill by Jas. It. Cooper.
The -all of precincts was begun, West
ward voting solid for Milliard, lleforc
the call had proceed far. however,
West ward asked to change its vole.
The louveulion allowed this, and the
ward voted 8 lor McHravcr and 1 for
Milliard. Iiast ward also chanued from
lit solid t ir Milliard to S lor Iliiliardaml
." for MeHrayer.
The ballot:
Mclti-aver s: 1 -in
Milliard -1-M
Hemphill 12 .VIO
MeHrayer was declared the nominee
anil the ticket was complete.
l'l Unary MyHleiu Repealed.
K. I', Valuer moved that the primary
system be repealed, and the motion was
carried.
J. M. Ciudger off.-red a resolution in
structing the senatorial delegates to
cast the ballot of the countv for J. M.
Campbell. K. V. Hlaekstoek oll'cred an
amendment adding the name of J. S.
Mavis, but there was some opposition,
and the amendment was withdrawn.
The resolution was adopted, on a divis
ion. The convention adopted a motion au
thorizing chairmen of such townships as
now have no organization to appoint
township committees ol four each.
The work of the convention was now
concluded, but Vance and Starncs were
called on for speeches and responded in
enthusiastic strains, lien. Vance pre
dicted success for Memocracy in Hun
combe, without a doubt. He also told
I what his friends have suspected long)
that he had been lonesome for several
years, and promised that he would soon
choose a life partner to cheer his loneli
ness. A Chairman Chosen,
At a meeting of members of the execu
tive committee for the county, J. 1). Mur
phv was unanimously chosen chairman
of the committee.
Convention Chat.
The county delegates dubbed the Vest
warders "Tammany Hall." Just how
or why they chose the name is not
known.
'Squire Hlaekstoek raised a laugh when
lie said 'John Courtney has to get
around on a wooden peg, and you know
he can't run away with your monev."
After Mackey had been nominated, sev
eral of the defeated candidates made
speeches, deorge Young said he was de
feated and it was all right; "all 1 have
tsavis, I'm n Democrat." A voice:
"Lord knows, George, that's as much as
any man can say
Major William Mnrdtoliiid Mnlonr of
the (.tideonites, and Ucorge Barbwire
Cannon, ot the Republicans, looked on
tor awhile.
Iiiltmore's little ninetieths of a vote be
came very monononous, but Hob Walker
persisted u. them just the same,
STATE POLITICS.
Judge Bynum says : "1 am not in pol
itics. I will not accept the nomination
tor Governor under any circumstances,
nor would i accept any other political
nomination."
VV. G. Burkhead completely demolished
Dr. Exum and put his man Friday on the
defensive at Whiteville Thursday. But
ler occupied his time trying to defend the
State ticket, arraigning the Democratic
party and appealing to the prejudices of
the ignorant classes.
Newton Enterprise : "No more exag-
geaated and lying reports were ever cir
culated than those that haye gone out
all over the State about the size of the
Third party in Catawba county. No
Republican or Third larty speaker ever
gets up anywhere without telling the
crowd that the Third party will carry
everything in Catawba. We nave not
substractcd a single figure from our esti
mate that Cleveland will get 1,200 ma
jority In Catawba."
LETTERS FROM THE VEOVLE.
The Clly Wilier null EirrA.
DnrroK The Cmzi-x: I have been
traveling all over the woild and almost
eveiv state of the Inioti, but never vet
have I experienced such a eiis! ppoiut
nuiit as I have in As'.ievill when I found
out that at 12 M. the water siii;-!v is
cut oil for the nii'ht, and was '.old that
it as the habit of the kvc.ier to .io s .
Have vou ever thought of the d myeis
that in-iv arise io'a ti,- I'll t. cco'Miav'
11 a small fire si oiiu; ore.ii; o,!t, Inch a
bucket I all t walei .-i out, the re
would be a lage one -.'. "c t ! nn ih d
supolv c-iu'd be obt.ii... ,1. A s n- I! lav
might g.-in considerate he n! .v.iv !::! '
I he w.'iK-r is lii-nur fiiri-i-.l on In It- :i I
considerable coutl.ii;:;it'oii, tli slr ii..
half the low u. Have you ever thought
about that? .4 .Yrir Io.-Act.
Aslieville aiidTm-: CiTi.:i;.iiislikc lobe
the cause ol disappointments, l:ut when
the former picseuts one tlure is a sort ol
painful lilcasurc in being able, i vcu in
that, lo beat the cxpeiicnee of a man
who is a woild wide liaveliel and a
"New Yorker," and tt does not know
more of w hat couitesy succs's than to
send an anonymous !;u i to a news
papi r.
The water is uot sh;:'. off ai noon. It
is soaietiittes sunt oil l.'.'e ni ih;1 ev. i'ing,
largelv for the pin pose ol saving a nip
ply sufficient to i;-:i--i.i any lire that
may break out. 1: a i.-r i-. discovered
the first ci sou to 1 c u- uliid, and I li.it
by ihcli icilv, u a water woi !,s em oloye
living near i he reservoir vi e-e he cm
tin ii on t he sujMi'y at a i.i -uu ut 's :,oi iee.
Kn. Ci i ii
I'ium - t'rtml c';ti:--i x-i t i
1'i'iioK Tiir.Cin;; N:-f.i-u.:;f w h
arc couipillcd to go to Moiiistowu on
the Kichuiond and I'.anlle via l'aint
Kock, have ic.i.ly l-ut oi.c tiain a i-as
from this section to tal e and ili.il is pas
senger ti aiii No. 0 which arnvcxat I'.da'.
Kock at 10 Ilia, in; and there in t'..,t
wilderness, the tirniiiinsrl both r.oivvn.
svstems. p.issergei s have to lav ovei
until .in U. T. V. ,V I', tr tincoiiKS in oi !
i;ocs back again to Mori istown
A night ti.iui ot l he leiehnioiid ami
Danville, No. 1 1, hi rives at l'aint Kock
;it S of the evening, and there passengers
hae to slop or he over until next dav
before belli-; able to pn-cml on ti 1'eu
nessec.
Isn't this a crying shame, lli .t both m
' hese lines will not ma';e close connec
tion and thereby lacdate, instead ol
h impeiing ir-ivtl lo and Irotn Tennes
see ami North Cnrohn...' A change I n
the bet ter is ciimnmh d
To the cr.-dil ol the i-int ag. nl , Mi
ll. M. Sw.T.re and hi very olmgiag as
sistants, I c it s I. that, as tal ,.s lin e
are concerned, not is leit innioai b.
them to in a i, c tie v. e a v and . e! v d
app'a:i:c.l pass, itjeis as coin:- : lab a-tl-ey
possibly eo'.ai.i oiten to then
great personal .neonveineuee. Maav
travelers dailv ami ingli'lv c:iierluil' ex
press to them a debt ol -laiitu lc :.u
their unseliish and generous as-istanei'
and gentie inai.ly jire,tee'ii,u.
Hut the k. eV I. as well as I he Ii. T.,
Y. anil tia. anil ti:eir iieiiia ;-.- n;i;sl il i
better. liat is urgent!-,- ueeiie 1 a:al
fieuainded io.e coinavtiou atid no
moie lay over.
fin,-;'. A-,-.
Si i 7.U' l'i Ki:h;si;i;s.
The aggre gate ntiin'a r of :eia-o"s in
N-.-i t h Carolina, hetu'eu tin- se'nool agi
of lie ,-ind sevtuteen, is o7-'.oif. ol
which iiutubc'- only !".'." ai c f 'cigu-b-nii,
the iiiuainiicr being native to the Slate.
HI this total l'.."i7,o'.il! ,'oc uh-ic. an I
-Ik-Ill are colored. The number il
males in Ni a th Carohaa ,1 Hie militia
ige, from eighteen to Iwentv yeais, is
lol, 101, of wlne'n only ',.",0 ;nv loiiign
born. 1 if the total giien (i I '.', 1 1 ,-ne
whiles, and I'iS,o'.i7 colon-d. I n ,-e who
are of the voting agi that is over
twenty-one years of age--niiuil'' r I'll.',
doll; of this iiu-iiber i-niv -,oSl are i f
loreign birth, J:!;,:i07 are v. lute, and
lo1.) Mil. are Colored.
Prom Albemarle, Stanley county,
during the past twelve- months, up to
August 1st, there were. In round num
bers, 17,000 ch-'ekcus and IT, oiio eggs
shipped. Also L'S.ono buslais of cotton
seed.
The receivers of t ie Ricunioud and
Danville railway have just connected a
tour over t he entire line of the Western
North Carolina railway. Much new
rail has been hud on the Murphy divis
ion. The religious papers state that for the
week past twenty-scven additions have
been made to the I'resbytei ian and 1 10
additions to the Methodist church in
North Carolina.
C. K. Hinckley, one of the best-known
tobacco auctioneers in the State, died at
t'liccvillc, rccentlv.
Strict Quarantine lroinlMcl at
UurChlt-r Henport.
l-'rom the Wilmington MeMi-nrr.
No alarm need be felt in Wilmington
over the possibility that cholera will be
allowed to get here by vessels from lor
eign ports. All vessels from liuropc will
be rigidly quarantined and the health
authorities will exercise their utmost
vigilance to keep away the plague.
Now that the cotton season is opening
up, we are more than likely to have sev
eral steamships here from Hamburg dur
ing the season, and already it is stated
a vessel had cleared that port foi Wil
ngton for a cargo of cotton.
Such vessels will have to show
a clean bill of health and undcrg -the full
requirements of the ipiarantinc, but nil
til the regulations arccomplicd with they
should not be boarded indisciiminatelv.
Dr. W. H. Bellamy In Wilmington Star
"The chances of our having it cholera
in Wilmington, under adverse circum
stances raich as poor quarantine, etc.
arc as good as cholera bacillus could like.
Our trade with loreign ports, our cotton
presses, etc.. put us in the same category
as other cities in this country where the
cholera has occurred. Our cf mate and
immediate section are always riie
lor it, except possibly in December, Jan
uary and February. We mint have
money and means adequate to insure a
good quarantine. Without this ive arc
in danger."
M. D. Lane, Devereaux, Ga., writes:
"One summer several years ago, while
railroading in Mississippi, 1 became
badly affected with malarial blood
poison thnt impaired my health for more
than two years. Several offensive ulcers
appeared on my legs, and nothing seemed
to give permanent relief until I took six
bottles of B. B. B., which cured me en
tirely." To AdTertlBcra.
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WATCIiES, CLOCKS AKD JEV.ELRY.
Wi- laUe a pt cialty of f ine
Wisttli Ilrjairli;.
Mr. w , w. Col 'umi'li is inr uuli'i.miiler.
ami aK a. s i.: iicd tu i-'-l-is i-!ttnitcrs.
ALL WOUK CUARA-iTEED.
K. 9 West Court Place,
ami i:vi i.t.i-:, n. c.
Tin-: h i: is notiiiso in
ANTICKPXIAL.lL(iINl;
Put wli.-it the iliictirs nrencrilit-, but it is ihc
ciiniliin.'iiii.n tliatni.ikcs il u.h n s ifr ar il
prnnipt rtiinil in all lieailie.-hca ami ih-ii-ralKia-
at
KAVSu: .S: SMITH'S.
WliuU-snlc an. I Kl-iimI.
katn ami unci;
I10 nut L'navr tlmuiLrh AilamaiiL. Ii iv th
Irt-st Munitury plflxti r.
BILTMDRE IGE AND
HILTMORF, N. C
iMiund tirketn, $1 per I'M)
T f1 Lp ti'und tk-krtp, Kni, ntB tr
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Pound ticket. l-a cents tier
1' u pound tickets. Go ccnti )ier
PRICES IN LARGS QUANTITIES
Asht villr Olltw No. 65 North Muin street, Tvlrphonv No. 1?.7.
Piltmorc ottU'c, Telephone No. 07.
M. L. KKKl),
NO. .10 PATTON AVENUE,
WjLL MAKE A SPECIAL REDUCTION OF
33 1-3 : TPer
I-OU CKNTENNI4I. WlitiK ONLY
In nil departments, consiutiiix of Men'?, Hoys' and Children's Clothing,
DRY GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Shoes of the leading makes, for men, ladies and children. Gent's furnishing
Goods, Hats, Trunks and valises. Don't fuil to see our $3.00 Men's Stiff Hat.
Peats the orld.
Call and inspect our big stock Iwforc vou purchase elsewhere.
Respectfully,
BALTIMORE CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS HOUSE,
IVo. - IO - PATTON - A.VEIVUI3.
FEARFUL GUTTING
SCRAPE
THE KNIFE
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HOSTICS
BAKGAIN
BONANZA
Mr. '.ostio liiis coiu'liidcil for
hi' iii'xt. 10 dji.vs, iii order to
! iii;iK"' room for hislargi- Full
. , .... , . . .
i-iiil W inter stock, to use the
! biil'e freely iiml cut the price
:iii niiiiiy dress g-ooils just
lhii!f in 'wo. Some hrss
!'. 'tis Ihiil lui ve heeu i selling
; .'!! SO i ts. w ill now o-o ;it 10
; will lie sold very close to
; st i iiiulii fe t he t rude on other
; lines Kw.y yard of calico
will j,'o ;it " t ts. (xc(it iv
reds, indigo I'lui-sand Simp-
J Si ill's h,-)i-!,s. Coltoll llliljils
1 iMM-yard Do not stji.v
y- r-
iiK'nilier on the 1st of Sep
leiaher new nods and new
p' i i'S w i 1 1 In1 enfoi'd d.
I )o not for-f t t he place.
30 Pnlt 013 Avenue
-'iM I'r pin t.-nil tl- ,V(!a-iuii llu-reliv
s-n iilMnliirr r. ii.iirn tn walls
.xiTWOMBLYiREEDlX
Diodes
hi
i NO. 7 STARNKS AVENUE.
; nunaoillm
NOTICE,
The IukiKh fur sulmcrlption to the uii.ilal
Moi-k of tin- Ashvville nnd llritol ruilroml
coinimny arc now open for imt-Rrrlptioii at
tlic otlico of
A. . I-:sUil(l(;, Secretary,
No. 17 I'aiton Avenue.
WM. CllCKIi. I'tcsiikiit.
lime Itlth, 1M(. iltf
A II AM ANT
Is ns iiiuili HiiiK-rior to mortar ax mortar in
to mud.
GOAL COMPANY.
pound.
lot) pounds, or 12 liukru for $1
ICE
10O nounds. ur ft Ik-Vet fur fit .
100 poundn.
MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
THE-
Ml
: Cent. : Off
WILL BE SOLD!
FIRST GOME WILL GET THE BARGAINS.
Tliirty-four lots in McPowvlI properly, im ! inline Me
DoweM .Mansion Hou.se. one of the very bust ImiU. houses
iu Aslieville.
Forty three lor.s ) the l5uch;inMii property.
TtieM' 1'its iire all anions the finest to be found inth,,
ci'.v, iiml I am jroing to sell tlnvn. They wiil n-.-t be held
iiiiy 'ono-er, anil the man who conies first will get the
hoire.
CAPT, !M. J. FAGG,
niiinicr of tlic Aslieville I'iirk r.tsri Hotel Contpiiiiy,
JUDSON COLLEGE,
Ifcsulersoravillc, N. C.
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"' ""' ""' Oic.roiiKh n. bonis for young ln-lirs i.n I centlcmrn in I lie S..u(l, sv.ii
Ucn ti-ai li. : an.l ,nn-rs lonscrvoli.ry course i:l Mule; vlmot i.r Art, . liluc.ilinn. 1.-.
I'lini uo mid water uimecllcl. lUnutiiul Kraui ten a.re.in extent. 1 he College mill
twoei.tlaKes huve Iici-ii thoroughly repaired oiul imintvd. The entire I'urili-lire nnd In,',
dine, are vew. M!W OKdAN AMI I'l AN' IS. The l.,.-,r,lin ,1 -p.-irtmeiit i e..iih.eted l,y
Mr. und Mr. James M. Ilriiokshlic.
Thine seeking' (he best seh-iul, for tl-.e Iwwist Itrm. write (or ratatoKue of thll time
honored seho! I t'i the rr, ilcnt. .II-.SHI-: K. sTtHM'N
septrnl tm
P.WHITL0CKRICHM0ND.1
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HARRIS' SPRINGS, S. C.
CONTAINS 1-3 MORE LITHIA THAN THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
It Has No Superior in the United States
von ix'riko
D.vspepsia, Constipation, Liver 1 oinplainls, Nausea,
Dropsy, (jout. Diseases of the Kidneys ami JHmMer,
lla'maturia and (!atamenial Derany:enientH, Dis
easesof the Mood. (Junr.inteed to cure Caneor.
On Draught, and For Sale by the (Inllon at
PELHAM'S PHARMACY, ASHEVILLE.
For particulars write to f. T. HARRIS,
1'roprictor of the Harris' Lilliin Springs.)
HOTEL AT SPKINOS IS OPEN FOR (lUEbTS.
ARE YOU INSURED?-
IF NOT, SEE THE POLICY OF THE
Washington Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
THK COMPANY II 4S A FINK RECORD.
Assets :::::: $12,000,000
HAS BEEN DOING BUSINESS THIRTY-TWO YEARS.
"Vital Q-u.esti.ons!
T- 1 I Arc you worth TODAY m much as you want to leave as an titatc
J-N y-S t -L, 1st your death?
"T 3 i AtprcMntrateof inrreajx, how long will it'take to place jour t
N O. CZx . tate Co Si'FPlClBNT Income-bearing condition? '
TVTiv 3 In the event of ileath nvertaklng you, whutT"theBB8f pf?iTta
J.N J, Ol (prevent the miwarrlage of your intrntiona ?
TsT-N l 8ho"!iiou d,f TODAYr would the INCOMU froin'jour eitate
Xl QJ!.o.?Z22riL3rL
"KTFV-N DC Doei apt Life Inaurance offer to you opportuTUiiearcercomlng
L Va J , the diiadvantagn of an Inauinclent eatate?
fhe"Pollci written by the WASHING TON are dcacrlljcd la thce"gcaera77erma
They arc Non-forfcltable. Unreitrictrd a to Rcaldrnce and Travel alter two vrara. In
eontcatable after two years. Secured by an Invested Reserve. Solidly backed by Bonds
and Mortgages, first liens on Krai Estnte. Safer than Railroad Recu titles. Not effected
by the Stock Market. Better Paving Investments than United 8tates Bonds. Lena Ki
peniive than Assessment Certificates. More Liberal than the Law Requires. Definite
Contracts.
THUS. L. ALPRIBND, Manager for Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina, K'03
B. Main street, Richmond, Va. ,
: ALEX. "WEBB,
ASHEVILLE, N. C, 3 BARNARD BUILDING, AGENT FOR
. Buacombe, Haywood, Madison, Ucndersoa and McDowell Counties.
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We Have
- - A GOOD THING.
You Want
- - A GOOD THING.
Old Virginia
Cheroots.
FIVE for TEN CENTS.
Cigars as good COST
TEN CENTS APIECE
ijiiiii mm,