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7T THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN . . Thurs'lav Evening, February 8. 1894 f ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN rKIKTBD DAILY (EXCI1-T SUNUAV) AND W UKKLY SUBSCRIPTION RAILS: One Year $ti 00 Daily six Months 3.00 Three Months 1.60 ClTUBa One Month, in advaoce BO One Week, paid to Carrier.... 15 Tub Wbbkly Citubr, leaned each Wedaca- uar, in advance, Ji. SUBSCRIBERS who fail to receive tbeir paper will confer a favor by tepcrt ing the tact to tbia office immediately. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1894. If Matthew Stanley Quay's scheme for killing the Wilton bill in the Senate should result in passing the measure through that body with the free coin age aud the repeal of the ten per cent, tax on State banks attached, the tat tooed Pennsylvania Senator would place in the bands of the House a club which that body would speedily convert into a besom ol dcstiuction for the Republican party in the United States, by piusinjg the bill pro m pi ly with the riders on. Onk of the ablrs'. aud most iLllucutiul Third party men in North Caroliua in conversation with a Democratic friend a few weeks ago said, "It will be impos sible for our party to combine with Re publicans in North Carolina. To think that such a thing can be done, is to think that the Third party is comuoscd of men controlled by prejudice and passion and not by reason. If such a scheme is uudertaken it will fail. A bur- gain may be attempted, but the ioo will never be delivered. The Democrats may uot do all we want; the Republi cans have done and wijl do nothing we want." These arc actually the fucts. Coalition along this line is impossible. ONLY ONE CODE OF KAIR NUMM. The rage of the average Republican over the position taken by President Cleveland and the Democratic party with reference to the Hawaiian mutter is almost frantic. The foundation of all their fuss is their chagrin that the shady methods of Mr. Harrison's minister, Stevens, should be uncovered. Keeling has so far gotten the advantage of judgment that the fact that the deposed (Jueeu was the daughter ol a negro barber is urged as a reason why she should be sacrificed in order that a few white sugar planters and specula tors should grow rich. Mr. Cleveland thiuks the United Slates should treat the woman fairly, il she is a degress and the daughter of a barber; that this country should not have ont code of interna tioual ethics lor govern ments ruled by wbitepeoplc.andaooUier for governments ruled by colored people, lvlsewhere, as at home, the law should know no race, color or previous condi tion of servitude. REPUBLICAN BOOKKF.EPINU. The Republicans arc crying aloud, tbrouch every newspaper or stump speaker tbey can control, "the treasure is empty, factories arc stopping work, the poor laboring men are out of eui ploymcnt, and the Democrats and the Wilson tariff bill arc doing it all!" It is the old dodge, and stop tbiel cry which has ever characterized the hypocritical evil doer. The I'etnocrats turned over a lull treasury and a prosperous country to President Harrison and his pnrty. aud when Mr. Cleveland went into the White House, and Mr. Carlisle into the treasury building, the cry of the laborer was coming up from every section of the country, a bankrupt treasury stared the new secretary in the face, and the crowd of Republican politicians who were turned out of the departments begun to cry aloud ot the bard times which they themselves had brought about. It bus been charged, aud never suc cessfully contradicted, that during Har rison's administration the style of book keeping in the treasury department was twice changed, once isoon alter Mr. Cleveland retired) to prevent showing how much moncv was in the treasury, and again I just before Mr. Harrison retired; to preveut showing how little money was in the treasury. Tins is Republicanism. JUST IN SOUTH CAROLINA. Since the penitentiary was opened, Januarv (,1S70, there have been 10, 1153 convicts in the penitentiary. There are now in the penitentiary proper, I'JM Caledonia farm, 227; Northampton farm, 211; Halifax farm, 115; Castle Hague farm, 7ft; Calidonia farm, 229; Northampton dike, 168; total, 1,182. During 1893 nine convicts were re captured, 537 received f-.ointlie counties 410 were discharged, 6 were pardoned. Judge John Gray Bynura in bis charge at Wilson to the grand jury was particularly severe in his denunciation ot the use of cigarettes among boys. He said that any one who sold or gave cigarettes to boys under 16 vears ot age had violated the laws of North Carolina and should be indicted, and he specially charged the jury to do so. -SberiffJ. B. Smith of Cumberland took to the penitentiary recently six convicts, l ine of these was a man 21 years of age, who attempted to commit suicide because be could not bear the idea ot being separated from his young wife. At a meeting of the stockholders of the Commonwealth Cotton Manufact uring company, Durham, I). L. Duke was elected president; J. T. 1'innix, vice president, and V. Ballard, secretary and and treasurer. Herderionville Times : Died, at Dun craggan, February 5, 1894, Valentine Ruth, fifth duughter of lion. II. G. and Mrs. S.C. Kwart, aged nine years. "And yet again That Elder Shepherd came." The Durham Presbyterians have called Key. Mr. Tnrnbull of Richmond, nod are confidently expecting bis accept ance, ' Here is what Peter Cooier, who lived to be over 90 year old and died worth many millions, said of a newspaper: In all towns where a newspaper is published every ad should advertise in it, if noth ing more tbaa a card statins; hit name and the business be is in. It not only pays the ADVERTI8ER, but it lets the people at a distance know that the town in which yo reside is a prosperous community of business men. As the teed 11 town to the teed recompenses. Never pall down yoor sign while you expect to do basis. HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTORS. Lint 01 Those Wbo uaVe Iu(lj Treaauter Report. I From the eighth annual report of ti e Missiou hospital, extracts from which were priutcd in This Citizk.n vesterdav, the following list of contributors to the institution for 1SD3 is takcu: Mrs. Isaac P. Martin, $900; Uiltmore Stone cutters, $.".00.31; C. W. Woolsey, $100; Asbcville Club, Mrs. ('. W. Pack, $50 each; Royal Arcanum, Mrs. T. S. Morri son, C. U. Johnson, Mrs. White, $25 each; T. V. Davidson, T. W. Patton, T. D. Johnston. Mrs. II. T. Collins, Mrs. McNamee, Powell & Snider, $20 each; Mrs. T. W. Patton, $1S; K. J. Astou, Mrs. T. D. Johnston, Miss P. L. Patton, J. H. Law, Mrs. . A. Conant, Mrs. C. E. Graham, $12 each; Mrs. W. W. Bar nard. Mrs. E. Sluder, $1 I- .10 each, Mrs. J. E Di.-kerson. $11; W. B. Williamson. J E. Rankin. Chas. McNamee, A. Gar rett, Mrs. lames M. Campbell, Miss Rose Chapman, Mrs. Kcrl, $10 each: Mrs. Hardy Lee, $9; Mrs. (oe Adams, Mrs. Will Cocke. W. II. Finland, Thos. Owen, Redwood & Co., Mits C. Kerr, $0 each; F. E. Mitchell R. U. Garrett, $5 each, E. ltrown Son, Geo. R Collius.J. H. Shnrtle, Rev. Mr. Campbell, Chambers & Weaver, Claude Miller, Mrs. M. P. Penland, Mrs. L. Maddux, Robert Da vidson, Mr. O'Brien, Pcnmuiau - Co , A. J. Lvmau, Mrs. Colyer, $0 each; Mrs. w. H. 1'culand, J. r. Sawver, "Cash," Mrs. M. lv. Child, $4 each; Mrs. I. G. Martin, sr., "Cash," $3 each; Mi. Buarnman, $2 oO; Mrs. Geo. Hen derson, $3; N. P. Chedcster, $2 50; Mrs. W. L. Hilhard, Mrs. G. A. Means, Selena Roberts, L. V. leanncrct, Theo Terrell, . L. Murray. J. M. Rogers, Miss Ulauche Hamilton. $1 each; . Webb, 50 crtits; balance from fuir tuud. $5; bul Hnce paid on cots, etc., from Unitarian ladits, $24; trom Methodist ladies, $9; trom choir boys of Trinity church, $21; Mrs. 1'rouebercer. $1" "The hospital is also indebted," savs the report, "to mnnv friends who sent gifts ou Thanksgiving day, to the Ice and Coal company lor supply of ice during the summer, and to TtiU Asnn- vu. i.e Citizen for its daily issue as well as other kindnesses." The report of W. II. Williamson, treas urer ol the building fund, is : Receipts: Cash receipts per report lanuary 1st, 1S93, $7,254 0(1; paid ou subscriptions, S501 t0; cash Inmi uen eral fund, $609.54: total, $s 3(15 20. Disbursements: Paid on building as per report to lanuary 1st, 1N93, $7,242 9S paid on building in 1893, $1, 122 22; total, $N ;i65.20. The folio wine donations have been made and paid on account of building tuncl: Amount reported lauuarv 1st 1893. $5,063.63; E. E. Eagan, $12.50; Willis Collins, $2 50; R. R. and C. T. Rawls, $75; J. A. Tennent, $30.00; W. U. Westall, $20 50; John P. Arthur, $11 II. A. Gudger. $25. special donations 1-or operating room, by Mrs. Mar'.in, $20 J ; for hliuds as tollows: G. U. Bell. . H. Law. 1. R. Patterson, Mrs. C. W. Woolsey, Mrs. C. C. McLnud, Piesbytcrian ladies, Unitarian ladits, Roman Catholic ladits, $3 50 each; Mrs. Houghteling, $5; Mrs Osborne. $10 50; Miss C. Kerr, Mrs. J. E. Brown, virs. 1. w. ratton, Miss U. L. Patton, Woman's Guild of Trinity church, Faith lul Endeavor Society of" Trinity church, Mrs. . A. Conant, Mrs. . M. Campbell, Mrs. Lewis Maddux, H. D Child, II. A. Lindscv, T. D. Johnston, $3 50 each; A. F Higgins, $10; Mrs. Emma Merritt, $25 Total cash suhsc iption, $5,505 23. The report ol the treasur-r, Miss Fan nie L, Palton, is as follows: Kile Ell" rs. balance 0.1 hiuul .lanuary I.IS'XI $ 71 r' AdTor-UfiiiMits io lh!'3 K-purt! .... is no Subscriptions l,(5."i 'i t ecial subscriptions i.l'U 74 Receipts t'rotn pay pa-irnti. l.ir.ooii county appropriation 0711 00 "rum lui ilinu fund lor insui ;tnco . 4., no Sales of sunury at ticks , i'h on To'.al i,8; '.i iio KXl'SKMITI libs, Telephone $ Work oil iiruunda is on 15 BO an so 1 Hi', mi IMS 2 7 :n itn I Hi 2" r.:a 116 riS Hi 45 0 r. u 54- SOI- 1)0 1 -'0 50 41 50 Printing... Knel Kuril lure Repair to c lored hospital i'iuknuuu instruments Plumbing HfiUHi-lti-t-iiin . Waifi-n of cmploves Insurance imminr paid. W. H. Williamson lor hliililtnif titnri Amount pa d for work on opcr- uutiK r urn Amount paid for blinds Amount paid liy trva-ureron build- i''S t'a mi-nt on debt and interest "li'.T 0(1 71! til ..$,3T'.i 20 Duiaaie, casn on nam) Total THE MARKET. EniToK Tin; Citizi-.s: Shall the Market go or stav ': Is the nuestinn rtt lhr t;iv ' Shall the fruits so fair aud sweet, And the vegetables and meat, With their blushing Ireshness fly. From thisglorious Land of Sky, From these mountains high and grand Shall the produce of this land Havejio place lor itsriisplay ? Who would wish the Market away ? From New York City I lately arrived, Saw that Ashevilleeould point with pride To as pretty a market as ever was seen, With viands us tine as tor any queen. So when I heard that it might be abol ished, It made me indignant as well as aston ished; I wondered if Asheville was losing its progression, Or was going back to Seventeen Huntlrcd aud Seven. As a well-wisher for Asheville's success I beg you excuse if any point I transgress; But uphold your Market, Oh, citizens try' Vou may wish it were here should it bid yon good-bye, AT. S. V. SUXSHIXK comes, no matter how dark the clouds are, when the woman who is bornt down by woman's troubles turns to Br. Pierce's Fav orite Prescription. If her life is mads gloomy by the chronic weaknesses, deli cat derangements, and painful disorders that af flict her sex, they are com pletely cured. K shs's overworked, nervous, or i E l 1 " run-down," shs has new I f 1 . "d strength. I B I I .id : . V. I 1 ! M is a powerful, invigorating tonio and a soothing and strengthening nervine, mirfllv Ytmtahl. mrfartlv harmless. It regulates and promotes all the proper (unctions of womanhood, improves digestion, enriches the blood, dispell aches nd pains, brings refreshing sleep, and re stores health and vigor. For every " female complaint" and disturbance, it is the only remedy so sure and un (ailing that It eon be guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or cure, you have your money back. Mnlptanr Mprlnsra cbednle. Cars leave rear of postoffice for Springs at 9 a. m., thence every hour until 6 p.m. Regular half hour schedule be tween postoffice and depot Stand m. II Cl Compur for Jelllco Lias .. a .. Plentv of old nanvra tYi et Tu Citizen office. Only 30 cts. per hundred. AT THE GRAND. ft "tte Private Secretary" is described 1 l fill Kf thi.B iriimAlm flint- ...in ..an p w w. .mm .jr.uiva ....... wu .u see mauy times aud uottireof it. A good story will always bear repetition, and the humorous domestic plot of Mr. Gil lette's play is of that refrcshiug uature that its popularity never seems to wane. This famous comedy will be presented iu Asheville lor the first time at the Graud opera house Saturday evening aud will introduce to the amusement lovers iu the character of Rev. Robert Spaulding, James K. Hackctt, a son of lames Henry Hackett. the distinemshed American and a great "Falstall." Al though un American bv education and environments, Mr. Hackett is a Cana dian by birth. His love for the stage began earlv to evince itself, aud as a mere boy he showed a decided taste for everything dramatic. He was a member ol 'Dull 's company and was the under study for John Drew when the latter was a prominent member of the same orgaui tion. He was also associated with the A. M. Palmer New York stock company aud made several distinct bits while connected with that admirable organi zation iu the characters assigned to him. Mr. Uacke't is under the manage ment ol l. A. llouta, who has been asso ciated with Mr. Palmer in the manage ment ol Palmer's and the Madison Sipiare theatres, New York, lor the past 12 years. . CRAWFORD OR '. Tlie Nominee Muni Have AH tUc Uf niocraiH Back of Him Euitdk T111; Cuiztix: 1 have heard a number of distinguished names men tioned iu connection with the Democrat!-- nomiiiatiou for Congress iu this district this lall. Among them I will mention Hon. James H. Merriinon, Hon. Locke Craig, Col. Frank Cose, Hon. B. F. Poscv and lion. Kopc Elius. All these gentlemen havr ability and personal strength in the district, but it seems to me that our present representative, Hon. W. T. Crawford, is the logical candidate, lie will inevitably be apart ami parcel of the issues before the people 111 the c m ing campaign. He lias stood with the Democrats ol the nation at the capitol at Washington and helped to make the issues, and while lie may not have acted in accordance with the wishes of each separate and individual Democrat in this district, no man can say that V. i Crawford has swerved one hair's breadth from the platform upon which he was elected, anti upoti which the party s tight was made last fall in North Caro lina. The Democracy of the nation will go before the people in November upon its record. Air. L raw lord is a part of that record. If lie has kept the faith a nom ination is due htm. II lie has not. it is due the party and hiiu that his failures he pointed out. 1 think this a batl year for swapping hoists. Wc want a man who knows the "whys" and "wherefores". 1 know nothing of Congressman Crawford's feelings or intentions in connection with this matter, line thing is certain, uo man should be nominated without a solid and determined party support be hind him. " Bunmmlic. .u Inipudeut Allciupt. From the Winston Sentinel Some independent newspapers like Tin. Asflf villi; Citizi-n and Salisbury Her ald have rebuked railroad corooratious for their attempted interference in poli ties. iow a writer 111 the Charlotte Observer savs: "And so the bankrupted Richmond and Danville railroad is going into politics. Well, let them 'trv it on' and see who comes out on top. 1 think theirnttempt to inllncnee public opinion against the Wilson bill liv iltssi-tiiimititiir li,,ct;i lit. eratuie thiough the South is one of the most impudent an I infamous specimens ot bad taste and bad judgment I have witnessed or heard ol. An AcconimodailiiK Father. RaleiKh eorrespondi nee C harlotte Observe-. Some time ago the lather of a 6 year- old girl sent from Texas here for her to be sent to him by express Irom K'aleigh, The expressman said he could not re ceive the girl. Now the father writts and asks that the child be sent in the Miliary stvle of iascniera. I.parninn that the King's Daughters had been very Kinu to ineciiuu and to the pet suns who had been taking care ol her, the father very politely wrote that if one of the K. D's. would accompany thechild to Texas he would marry the lady. (ioriuan Han Heard ttoim ililuK l-rmn the Springfield Republican. Senator Gorman of Maryland is the accredited leaderof the democratic oppo- sition m the Senate to the Wilson bill. He will not say that he intends to vote against it, but he docs say it will be niaieriauv enanged. but since he said this the Maryland Senate by a large majority has sent to liim n 'rranli;,,n that he and his colleague support the lurui measure auout us it stands. Some ot Gorman's Iriends sought to modify tne resolution 111 bis bebulf, but they were voted down. Alas! l-rom the N Y. Sun. Men arc begiuniug to diiuk tea in New York without any exhibition 01 shame facedness in doing so. MPEHJEIT OFF ON CHINA COODST Bargains in Clocks . . . PERCUFF ON JAPANESE GOODS ! I'Olt 'I'll lis MONTI I. ARTHUR M. FIELB, LEADING JEWELER MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING. MISS Li. HflUMANN, JsA.rtlt! Instructions glvco In China Palntlnu. also OU and Water Color.-,. Terms moderate. work can lit Inspected at residence 44 GROVE STREET. WOLFE'S MEATS. "W "Furnish Our Customera With Collars) Free." Since making this olTer some three or four weeks us;o, it looks a if wc were going to COLLAR THE TOWN but we are prcuurru tu supply all that come with collars ruaile specially for us Having per'ectcd 11 method of laundering Collars nn.l Culta. which due nut injure the Koods, we therelVin- nffer to furnish your Collars FREE. lust think ul it! Ymi will never have to bur niiuther Collar while Laving vom luiintlry done liy us. Call a! the Model Steam Laundry anil select your style nntl sle. Soliciting your patronuge, we gnurautce all of our work to lie the very hot aud satisfactory. The Model Steam Laundry. Church Street. We Want Your Trade ! We have just taken stock and find too many goods on hand the Wilson bill will soon become alaw reducing the import tax on many Drugs aud Chemicals our stock must be adjusted to the new ouder of things in view of these facts, here are some of the goods offered to the wholesale and retail trade at prices bound to make them go: 12 dozen Trommer's Extract of Malt 50 pounds Carbolic Acid 50 boxes Window (ilass 200 (iallons Ready-Mixed Paint- 3,000 pounds Dry Taints, assorted colors $.00 worth of Parke, Davis & Co.'s prepara tions 3) iIozju Dr. Pierre's Medicines "M doz;n Hood's Sarsaparilla 10 gallons Imported Day Hani 20 gross Diamond Dyes "i Ilnrrels Flowers of Sulphur G dozen Succus Alter- aus 100 pounds (iim Camphor 2 barrels l!uestone 12 dozen King's New Discovery 100 ouuees Anti- kaiunia 2" ounces l'henacetiiic 300 ounces (Jtiinh.e 300 gross assorted Corks gine for the headache 1 gallous Wood Alcohol 2." ounces Morphim 10 dozen Dr. Harter's Medicines 4 dozen Mellin's food 100 dozen Scott's Kinulsion 1,000 boy.os Chewing (Jum, assorted 25 dozen Dr Miles' Nervine 500 boxes Uitwing and SinokiDg To bacco 1,000 boxes Snuff, all kinds Oiw bairel North Carolina Pine Tar 12 dozun Tarheel Liniment 12 dozen Best Tonic if the foods you need are not em braced in this list please remember that this is only a frac tional part of our stock order anything you may want in druggist's goods and we have it. Address Dr. T. C. Smith, Wholesale and Itetail Druggist, Asheville, N. C. GRAND OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT. Saturday Evening, Feb. lOtb, l-'irst Appearance of the Young: Com. dian MR. JAMES K, HACKETT And His Superb Comedy Company, under the Management or A. M. Palmer, pre senting the Greatest of all Madison St'tinrc Theatre Successes, The Private Secretary, Indisputably the belt oerlormanrt ever giv n of this most laughable comtdr -New York Herald How's Your l iver ? II Nci-rama of Lauihtcr. Do You Kqpvv r No dull moments, Brilliant, Brainy and Breeiy. " w 4NTBD Ten pair of 8lnch Barr MU1 Stouea, Must be In good condition and low for cash. Address J. DOHBKTY, janlodlm Hot Spring, N, C, I dress beeves, hogs and sheep for all parties. Hogs scalded by steam. Plcuty of water at my slaughterhouse to secure the utmost neatness unit j cleanliness. Prices: Ileeves, 50 cents the head; hogs, 23 cents; muttons and veals, 13 cents. All stock to be de livered at the slaughter house on the west side of the French llroad river, one mile from city, near Claytou's mill. The dressed meat delivered any where iu the corporation. JAMES WOLFE, Stall Nos. 8 and 9, Market Building. E" 12 drz ui Ayer's Medicines doz?n Harper's Cephal- gross vials, assorted 15 300 gallons Linseed Oil Be Independent Ht anrhotjiand I wlth Whleh You Tat-iJURNMONKY. If tou ennnot come here, we ean give you a thorough course bv mall Satisfaction guaranteed. We do nnt trn. h l.v ,,rinmi slim, as othrrs do, but treat the Intellect of eaen inamnuni pupil ns required. Terms SBO for roune ( 0 lessons, to be taken within 20 we- k, pn-rnhle half iu nd vance, mid balance p (10 davs l est-b ok fre - to pupils We te ch noth ng but "titnd ard shorthand and give full value lor money received TYI-HWBITKRS IlOtJOHT, SOLD ANH RBPA1KBD. If vou wu-h to purchase a typewriter of any make vou can save money by buying hrough us. If vou hav a second hand writer to tell, ship it to us and we will dispose of It for you to best advantage, price subject to your approval. Ir you do not wish to buy a new machine send your pld one to us to be thoroughly repaired. THE STENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, un7drui 11)4 Church St., New York City NOTICE T Ordered by the Uourd of County Commls loners of Buncombe county that on the first Monday In March, 1SU4, then will be established in each of the foar ward of the city of Asheville a polling place, and that a new registration will be made In each ol aid wards. J. B. RANKIN, 1-SO-dtf Chairman. GO TO W. M. Hill eV Co., Cilv Market. SQUARE BILTMORE Brick and Biltmore, North Carolina, HAS FOU SALIC A LAltliU STOCK UK COMMON MUCK UK ALL KINDS, KKl'KKSSKll IIIUCKS, AMI ALL SIZES UK AtilUCL'LTL'UAL DRAIN TILE. ASHEVILLE WOODWORKING CO. Is Now Prepared BUILDING Fine Church, Cabinet WKNO FOR Asheville Woodworking Co. II. Kiiufi'nifiQ, Supt. The Best Shoes W. L. DOUGLAS Sliucs arc lor the Lffsl Money, il .inn I IU' '"O St- a sK aT- -w- ' ' NTl "V . HIS IN I HP Htc i-ssasa, 1 wiw Millie ,. .?m a "Tftfinif taiiiiiii.-ii ATirn i --v ini "w- .-.Caw m i i inritrAnin m. lalisliu'liuii at the prices ailn-rtiscd tlian any other make. Try one pair and be con vinml. The stampini; of V. L. Douglas' name and price on the bottom, whicl guarantees Iheir value, saves tliousatuls of dollars annually o those who aear them. uc.uers who pusn tne saie 01 . l., lwiiRias snoes gain customers, which nelps tc increase the sales on their full line of Roods. They can allord to nil at a las proflt nil ire bffllova yon ran safa money by having all your footwear of the. dealer adver Used below. Catalogue free upon application. W. L. UOUULAS, Brockton, Mau. For Sale By J. D. NO KREH GIFTS Ol' ANY KIM) TO ATTRACT ATTENTION OR DRAW Acme Wine, Liqnor House & White Han's Bar What I claim Is that I keep the largest stock of rat class goods of any house in the State. Anyone in need of pure unadulterated liquors will And it to tbeir interest to call and examine my stock. The same has been recommended by the leading physicians in the State fur medicinal purposes JfiN. IX. Lougiirriit, Prop. NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - ASHEVILLE, N. C. My motto .My place TBLBPHONB CALL 139 P08TOFFICB BOX 088. Orders From a Distance Solicited. Boxing ft Packing; Free BONANZA WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY, Nos. 11 and 43 S. Main St., Asheville. XT t II WHni.KSAl.B MPARTMBNT. UBNTS' JJi J tt I PAHt.OK ANU KUADINQ ROOM, m C10AKS. TOBACCO ANU MOTTLE GOODS. SAM- T I SI PLB, MILLIARD ANU POOL kl)UM. JM Jt Beer Vaults and Bottling Department in the Basement. We RcniievtlUlly Sulkit ti Slmrc ul' Vutir Putromw P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager. Mln ICntrance, o. 13. Telephone all, o. 9 il. IN MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA A VERY SELECT BOARDING HOUSE LORETTA FTATiT HOT SPRINGS. NORTH CAROLINA. BjceJlejTWejndj1nc H. M. SWAINE, FOB Tile Works, to- Furnish all Kinds of MATERIAL Work and Bank Fixtures KBTIWATES. Telephone, lte. IV. L. DOUGLAS J $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN, 85, 84 and 83.60 Dress Shoe. 83.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles, 82.50, 82 for Worklngmen. 92 and 81.75 for Boys. LADIES AND MISSES, 83, 82.50 82, $I.7C CACTION.-If any dealai offprs you w. L. Uouglai noes at a rMaoM prlea, or sajs Be Has I Hem Willi- ous .na bsm atampeHJ ob sua dosiobb, pas Dim aowa m m iraua. sivlish, eay fittlne, and elve bettci BLANTON & CO. TRADB AT THB is, "Keep the best and charge accordingly." Is second to none In the State. PROPRIETOE.
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