Asheville Daily
itftr7PiTt
3l LiWI 1
State Library 114
VOLUME IX. NO. 2J)0.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 0. 1HH.
PRICE 5 GENTS.
ABOUT GOTTOLEME.
I-'KOM ' M Hit X II VKLANIt
I'MMI-l'tiN, N.J
1 havr imulc thurnUKli Ut ol Cnttolcnv
and have nu h sitation in riTonimuudiuu it
us prcfciub'c to lurtl. Thh superiority tiinni
t.stsiUtlf especially in frying. Coltolmf,
when iiu-Uni up, is ck'ir as water; it
('ittn burm mil wilt Htanil n liiylur iliKnt-
of trmpeiatutc with'L.iit (L'rt'hin; than will
tiny ottit r 1'ryinK mrilium 1 have cvt-r used
1 he Minn: portion of CoUoIlik' may lie cm
pl -vfd twice ami even three times. Hie ur
Udcs tiicd in it umkr my eaa- li.ivc eovc:ed
u with runc, tinbracinK (.roijiictU-s, lislt,
fritters, both vegetable and fruits, t
punt, hominy, nm-li, tried lucid, etc. In
H' nc of these could there bed stinguislicri the
miplcuttaut tfwtc (ivifuentlv notieed in food
cooked i i lurd. Nor is the slight odor that
chines from hot Cottolcuc as Uisnifrrcblc or
perversive us tbut of boiling lard. I have
uNo found Cottulene admirable for qu'ek
biscuit. ; thev arc devoid of the p.jrk lluw.r
that often pei meats lard -shortened biscuits
Mixed with butter and used in bread dntiuh,
Cottolene is uliei good Such a substitute
for lard should super ede it in every kitchen
where hyyienie and nppililuK elVvcU are
studied.
Cottolene hrs be n used for the past two
months in til ! kitchen of my niothtr, Mrs.
Terlune, (' Minion Har'and") with most
satisfactory results. Her opinion of it nu r
its coincide w itli mine
ciikisT i si; ti:kih:m; hi-kkick.
For Sale By til Leading Grocers
TO SUMMER SPORTS!
Why not buy your -p utiug kooiIh
at u place where you e.iti get evti y
tiling ot ih: latest and lresieit arti
cles ? Yon inuM reiiH'ml):r 1 dmi't
mix my line with garden s id ur
iruitH or pen nu U 1 only pay my
whole attention to my regular line
of e'gar.i, tobacco und sporting
goods I eon eoiupe'e with any
of the New York Inuiu-. Call for a
catalogue for 'U I .
L. BLOMBERG
17 ration Avenue.
CORTLAND BROS..
URAL Ksrvrii UWUKliUS.
INVU8TMKNT AGBNTS.
NOTARY PUBLIC '
I.uuos Srcurely placed at 8 per ctnt.
Ollica IMS & 2d Patron Arc, up tln
SOME LOW PRICES
California Peaches 18c. Per Can.
California Apricots 13c. Per can.
Pure Maple Syrup $1,25 Per Gal.
Cucumber Pickles 40c. Per Gal.
Sweet Mix Pickles 75c. Per Gal.
Soar Mil Pickles 60c. Per Gal.
California Evaporated Peaches,
Apricots An4 Pears 17c. Per Lb.
Gr A.. Gl-reer.
200 DOZEN
nl'AKT CANS STANUAKU
TOMATOES
100 DOZEN
NliW YtlKK STATU
CORN.
10
Cl-.NTS A CAN.
TllliSi; AKli GliXt lNIi UAKl'.AI.N'S; TIIH
'.'I'Al.U Y 1SGUOH.
A. D. Cooper-
NuUTlI LOPKT t-ijUUKH.
J. M. HESTON,
26 SOUTH MAIN ST,
Accut 1'nr The SaL- 01
Hiiylers' Confections,
BON BO IS,
CHOCOLATES,
CREAM MINIS,
CH3C0LATE MINTS,
SALTED.ALMONDS,
CREAM WINTERGRbENS.
EY EXPRESS TODAY.
HESTON'S,
mm: vv.s is mh-.iitier than tuf.
SWllKIl is a Iiik iiiul well known s litl(j
!.ut t tiv pm used by the people wuulil avail
'illlj were it not for the i:ik used. These are
mk am inks, l.ul It Is an easy matter to
xf: ct li wil ,n' at KAY'S. We get the best
ink on the nurket ond puy a Rojd p ice for
it, Vc rn.(-lit buy ink that c could make
more money on, but vc don't want to take
nny chances. Yc keep
STA1' I'OKIi'S INKS,
STAII'ORh'S WKIl INil PUT lis,
CAKTliK".-! !Nk!?,
CAW'S INKS,
Til.MUil 1 1. IUb INKS.
ANTOINIJ'S COl'VINC. INKS.
Anv
si : wanted iro n ;cts , to a iiuart
hott'e.
A 1 1 u n 1 1 ut t-tmd vMltillK lluid only Wets
Hunt) Lack it not satisiaetoiy.
Jl IT'S
s N. Court Siiiare.
Teleplli uc UI4
Temperature Tellers
IX XliliU OF A TiWHUUMliTHK.
WB II AVIS A COOl) ASSONTMUST
ivu isis ix Tim noo.r, run
HATH AXI) Till! DAIRY.
Manitoba Corn Cure
A UQLIU CtiRX ft 'KB. 117. I.
xot ixji Ri: tub i-hut, w vrs.
ROSE MYRRHINE
.1 I'BKl'BCT LIsjL'll) VliSTI
MICH, BFBBCTIVU IX ITS
iTh-rosii asp iiARMi.iiss. l:;c.
Manitoba Corn Salve 10c.
Fig Paste Laxative.
riRBlt OB rit.1.1! AXU SALTS,
TRY 7U l'ASTB LAXATIVE,
MILO AXD l'LBASAXT, BATBX
LI KB ,i CdXBBCTIHX, fW,
CARMICHAEL'S PHARMACY.
iTUAl). W. TIlliASLi&CO
CRYSTAL PALACE,
4-1 I'ATTlIN AVIS ,
ASIIIiMl.l.i;, N C
..amumyc Lilian, musswuiv. kanip niu
houseful nlsliiiii; Kixiiis. Mer.huiits in
their (UtiilU.
BARGAINS.
c arc nun olle-ring tUe i'ul'oiiig liar
yniiu: Ten piece UuKlixh decorated chmnlici
"tin, $a 75: slop jura, linglhli ikcorat.il, to
match, J.1!5; very thin, finclnmlilcrs (worih
Jl 00) 5Uc. ici ; wliitr china for dccoratiiiK,
at icry small margin of prolit icspccia'ly to
teachers i : US piece Kiih'mIi ilin-cr fct
47 OA 1....... I r. - ,
. . . i iuik jap. uuer ennner eollee c ip
anil saucer, 15c; lur-c Jap. tea cup anil
sau-cr, :i.ric; 3 iloz ; line lanirs inicklii)
prices low.
i in anil ganulmc totes, Ireeztrs. ic dust..
refrigerators, coolers. Uc. All ut very luw
prices.
AND
Field. Seed
Choice Kentucky Clover Seed,
Choice Kentucky Timothy Seed.
Choice Kentucky Orchard Grass Seed.
Choice Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
Choice Kentucky R9d Top Seed,
Choice Kentucky White Cats Seed,
Early Rose and Barbank Seed
Potatoes and Garden Seed,
POWELL & SNIDER
W arc nlmniiiK eicil
Icnt styles iu ninny
lines on which our
cffiirt. to cet more
have resulted in abso
lute 'ai:ure. This he
cause all hands t.pcr
nted very cautiously,
owiiiK to the loses ol
list vrar, so that the
first stirring business
broke up Hie sloiks rtt
priitc stjles. Hard
styles can always be
bought in anv iiinii.
ti,v An improve nu i, I in
all the dentrtincnts ol
I rude seen, s at last mi
established fact,
k'citninly the (.uicnil
conditions I'orresunip
tiou of prosperity in a
moderate way are
favorable, and our
prediction ! ihal the
onward march will
be st nd.v.
Um: I'm 1 1: SmiiM.
ii. i.'i:i)(M)i) lV ( i,.
I'lothiii";, I i'y(;oils, Shot's, lliits,
I'lirjiets, Ktf,
Heiniisn & Reagan
U ARB Tllli Slil.l.INi', Ac, HUTS
IN ASIIIiMl.l.n l-HU
CONFECTIONS
Pure - and . Delieioim
w
IIDS HONS AND CIIOCOLATU
CHOCOLATE r-AKLINUS,
M1XKD C1IOCOI.ATBS
CRIiAM WINTBIU.RUUN, ,
CRliAM riil'l'HKMINTS,
tx
OLD FASHIONED MOLASSES
CANDY, ETC.
Klit III) FROM FACTORY TWICfi A
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TESTIMONY IX REBUTTAL I
IIt I'OI.I.AKIt'M I.YUX Ml
M1WTANTI4TKII
Calderou C'urllHle On Ttae bland
Top wear Thai MlHa Pollard Did
Not "Fix" The ChrlHliuaH Card
Two Colored witiieaMei.
vVasainhton, April 6. The most inter
esting testimony of ycstcrdiiy w:is lh.it
Kivcn by Miss Louise Lowell, the type
vritcr who had done copying lor Col.
lirtckinridye at the capitol, anil Mary
Viiiiicv, a colored cook nt the liotisc ol
-Mrs. Thomas, with whom Miss Pollard
lived trom Fehtmiry to Mavol last yen-.
Miss Lowil! swore tint t she Ii ul copied
for Col. Breckinridge letters i:i Ins hand
writing to "My Ueai S'sd i Louise," and
''My Dear Spitfire," aiiii her synopsis ol
these showed thut the ktiers were of an
amatory character.
Mary Yancey, the colored cook, swore
positively to an acknowledgment by
Col. lireckinriilge of his intention to
niairy the plaintiff. According to the
witness, Col Hreckinrid t--in p! i ::k at-1
her on her cookerv, onil alt, ,- m. n i . . ,
, i i ..... . ; ii ' - .... ' 1
iiiv i.i.iiiiiiii i, ii, hoc. Sj.,,o ; ,v..liL
you Income with when we go to house
keeping in the tall,"
Not 10 persona were ia atti'inlam
this morning besides the newspaper men
um iiiiticMcu panics totiiecasc. ilr.
Miirv Parsons, a bright lookinir little
pliysicinn who sav s she atlemled Mis
Pollanl nt the Inrtii ot her child, Pchrii
iry 3. 1SSS. was called by the iil.-iintih"
but the dclcnscninilc.'i li.tr'el lisjtit niiainst
illowing her to testily as to who wrote
iheslpol paper pinned to the drtss ol
the baby which was brunt-lit to the
Washington louiidlini' asvluni. I-'inallt-
l)r Parsons was allowed" to testily.
She said she went to the Iniindling
tsvluiuiiia tab and Aunt Mary, tin
ol red midwife, earned the baby into
the asylum. The b.ibv. said he witness.
was one bom to the pl iintili. When I r.
Parsons had gone lli.il lai Shelliv. for
me .icicnsc, maiic atiotlier liln against
the testimony as to t'c iilentilicatiou ol
the handwriting on the slip of paper,
holding that it was not evidence in u
hiatal, and that it did not matter
wheihir .Miss Pollard or auvliodv else
wrote it. It will be remembered that
Miss Pollard says s';e wrote the name
Hiest Cnrlvle" on the paper, while the
paper itsell has on it "Jiiei I lotvning."
ii Ige llrailley deciiled to admit i h.-
evidente (;l Airs Parsons, and Carlisle
showed to the witness the slip ol paper
pasted on the 1'ouniiling asylum h iol;,
vviiii l tie name tiiel. ih.nmiig wriittu
on it.
"lo von recognize lliatliau Uvritin" r"
isked Carlisle.
" That is my haudsvriiing," said hr.
ursons.
To Shelby she said she Ii id "iven the
slip to "Ann!. Mary" to pii; on the child.
Sue examined the slip and said there
were pin holes in it, indicating that it
nail been pinned to something.
Aunt Mary .dcl.ci,ic was the next
witness She is an old coined woman.
mil lestilie i that she knew the nlaiutii)
in I'ebrtiarv, 1SSS, as "Mrs Hall" when
she had a child at the home ol the wit
ness on L'ntl street thiscilv. "Mrs Hall."
she said, "was also suffering h orn he.ut
trouble." Ainu Mary said that Ur. Par
sons attended "Mrs. Hall," and dc
scribed taking the child to the asylum.
Mis. Miucar was ricillcd to disprove
the testimony ol Hiiekinridge that Miss
Pollard was not in Washington on "one
of the last davs in August, 1 VX1,'1 the
time li.xed by the plaintiff when the first
alleged promise ot marriage was made.
Mrs. Minear produced her l.anling
house account book which showed that
Miss Pollard had returned to Washing
ton August :',1, 1 SOL'. Plaintiff had
claimed that she reached Washington
during the last week in August ol that
vear Irom a trip north, and that l.recl;
inridgc met her at the station and pro
posed marriage that day in the carnage.
Much to the surprise ol every bod v, the
next witness was Caldcron Carlisle, Mi.-s
Pollard's junior counsel, lie took the
oath and was asked by ludge Wilson to
tell the circumstances relating to the dis
covtrv ol the Christmas card which, it is
claimed, was found by Miss Pollard in
boons she had given In the Norwood
lotiudliiig asylum. The deposition ol
Sister Agnes, winch was read some days
ago, conveyed the inference that Miss
Pollard or one ol her attO'ius, who
weie with her when she vi-ited the asy
lum last December, had put the card in n
book t ) in. ne clearly identity Miss Pol
lard with the usvlum and help the plain
till s case, Carlisle said that w hen la
wful to the asylum with Miss Pollard
and Mr. oimson, only he and Sister
Augustine touched the book in which the
caul was found. Miss Pollard anil
lolmson weie about ten led awav
from the tabic wlure the books were.
Carlisle said he opened one ot the books
and found the Christmascard which was
then not turn, tl at the edges or tmiula
ted us it was now. It was enclosed in
pasteboard with an invisible net, which
Miss Pollard recognized as one she had
worn, and some dead ll iwers. The de
fense had tried to show by expert testi
mony that the words written on the
Chi isliuas card were written witlnn o
lew years and surely not so long ago as
lSSo, n ml in reference to tins, Carlisle
said: "1 swear to you on oath that
these words, 'compliments ol W. S. !,'
were written on this c id when 1 took it
from that book and that no one hut my
sell could have put the writing there
during the time we were in the library."
I'laulltiK I.vnh Codoii
IIai.timoki:, Md., April 1. The Mann
laetuicrs' Record will publish this week
letters from MO large lertili.-r dealers in
Florida, Tennessee. Virginia, Missis
ippi, Alabama, Noi th Carolina, Georgia
and South Carolina, which show that
less cotton is being p'nulcd this year,
and that inure attention is being given
to food prodi els. Siuctu of the lirms
estimate that the area ol cotton planted
this year will be train ." lo JO per cent,
less tlinn I ist year; IS note nu improve
ment in the general condition of busi
ness.
Daiiiaiti-d ll An i:ariliiiake.
Xiitv York, April ti -A special Ircin
the City of Mexico says; "Another se
vere earlhipiakc shock has occurred on
the Isthmus of Tchtianteiicc. Much
damage was done to tow us and villages
on the Pueilie coast."
Iuvadcd a ttuuu , nud I)iCM
Savannah, tin., April !!. Lennel lhi
vis this morning shot ffm, M. Rnwls
here lornllcgcdintiiiincy with Davis' wife.
Rawis will die, Kawlsis a nenbew of
i, , e.s --r- - .
rt-t n nivuinim Urttvl. nl In,,,,
vv ts miu: mil i;i;i:
Tiln! morv of Mrs Addle Hinis,
I ormerlv ol AHltt-vllle.
Senator John M. Campbell gives Tin.
CiniiXthe full hi.-tory of the woman
Addle llitk-s, referred to in tin article re
printed in this paper Iroiu the knoxville
Tribune yesterday. Mr. Campbell s iys
that the woman and her husband,
Charles Ilincs, woik-.d lor him four
tears, lb.' former as cook ami the latter
us coachman. Abon. a ve.i.- ng-i Mr.
C.iinp'.tll secured the sci vices of another
man mill Hun s took s. i vice w ith a gcr.
tleman Irom Pnpia, n , who was lip. n
stavir.g at the It.-ittery Pail;. When the
Ohio man lelt Charles and Adda- llrus
and their sou went to Piipia with lii-n
anil b.eame Fcrvaotsol Ins Iiouk-IioM
Charles and the s hi arc still ihire.
Addie c.-inie b u k to Asheville Wedin s
day altuiioou and waiidtred about the
cnyloi nu hour or two, when she went
to Mr. Campbell's. There it was noticed
lluit she paid no attention to the ehd
dren, ultliotig'i she was formerly al
ways especially loud ol them. Other
oilier things were noticed and it v..s
concluded that she was demented. The
woman came uptown, but rtttirncil
about dark, walked to the supper table
and tool; two or three bitcsol loud, then
-a alkeil to thctcnants house near by and
now mere m me stable 1 Ins she r.
pcatc'l, and linallv Mr. Campbell sent
her to the lions of her brother. Robert
Iladb-v, on M.ulisou street. It was ex
pected that she would be sent to Cni
S. C , her ol I home, this morning, but on
the way to the depot she look anotlicr
notiun and by the time she had been
persuaded lo go the train had Kit .
Mr. Campbell is i t theopiiiiouth.it
the woman, who had been working lor
good wages in Piipia, s'aitcd to visit
her people and had a neat sum of her can.
ings with her. When she stopped over
ill Knoxville some riilh.in saw her money
and drugged her and look it. Tin
woman said she was all right til! she
reached Knoxville, but she became
there. Her conversation was eo'crenl.
but her acl ions showed that the drug
ging tlu-orv might not he tar wrong.
i ne nines woman is a riant 111 years
old.
1 r COM I. ! Hit CVK.MKd.
The 111 lnot rHilc Coovs min i -iir,
niiiiiiou's ii. iin iiv.
Tl.e wluelsoi time rcyoive on and on.
ngaidlcss ol attenipts at reconciliation
and harmonization, and thus it Is that
the city hemncratic convention, for lilt
iiotuin ition of niiiiiieipal ctudidalcs is
heie. The couvei.tion called by the meet
ing of I K-niocra ts on March 10 will be
Ik-I.I in the court house this evening, In
gibing at s o logli.
S i lar as appearances go, it looks now
asil the convention will be a thoroughly
harmonious oik. That ex-Mayor Chas
h. Ill .nton will be the nominee lor
bnor is generally bilierid. As to tin
Ahlennanic caiuhdates, it is said that
the nominees will be James Sevier, See
ond ward, W. J. Hough, 1-ourth ward,
a- d W. V. Low I r the city at large.
Mr. Idaiiton is still in the race lor the
nomination, and this morning reus
scried his intention, in the event of his
Hominnti of "shewing sane mighty
good goods." lie is of the opinion t hat
il the contest be between him and Mayor
Pallon he can defeat the Mavor'hv:
about ,"O0 ns.ij iritv. The placing in the
lield of a straight ticket, Mr, I'.lautoii
thinks, would i educe his ninj ,ritv some,
but he would not be averse in a three-
cornertd con'est.
IIK-rl I.N 'I'llli I ll l.ll.
Klcliiiiiiiul I'.niHou ,t anieis
Caiidldiii't- 1 or Conifrt-sH,
Kichinoi.il Penis in, who is looking lor
I situation iu Congress, hoping to get
the place now laid by Congressman W.
T. Crawford, today isniul his card ;iu
uoiiih.'iug his candidacy for the honors in
the Ninth. In his opening gun Mr. Pear
son vows a favoring ol the protective
tariiT, the rtsi iration o! silver and nu in
come tax. These are on the national
lines Regarding State matters he
wants a repeal of tin- county govern
nienl sysiem and th Paine election law.
I'lieti he goes on to put hiinsell sitiarely
in opposition to the hemoeratie partv id
th" State and Nation,
'I his particular contribution by Mr.
Poison to campaign literature is not
long.
in: vi u in Tin-: -i i; ki:i ii.i,
A Child Drink) Tli.-r Iroin And
Ilt m lilsi Hornliiu.
Ilelle Piitehard, the three years old
diiugliter of Mr. ami Mrs. Clint Prileh
ard, who live inst east of Heaiinioiit,
siifl'cred a learlul death this niorning.
At breakfast Mrs. Prilcii.ird placed the
lea kettle just oil the lire on the table.
Bcioic the mother realized what the
child was doing il had drawn into its
mouth and swallowed a draught of the
scalding I'lpiM. The agotii.-d mother
immediately sent lor medical aid and did
even thing in her power to alleviate the
child's sulieiings, but all efforts proved
unavailing and the child died about '.'
o'clock.
I lu- Nrlira.ska i;it cIIouh
Omaiu, Neb., April 3 The ret urns
from a large portion ot ;he principal
cities in Nebraska show that the light
this spring is not on party lines, bul is
eonhned largely to the iiiestion ol pm
hihition or high license. Towns that
have been hitherto lor license have de
cided to livn new policy, anil others
which have been tipi dly strong lor pro
hibitiou have 11 ipped lis lar the other
way.
t -j MIIIN 1'roperlv lluriit-d.
Ana st-A, l',a., April li.-A special lunu
Thomson to the livening News says.
"About S o'clock this morning the Me
htillie mills property was burned by n
spark from an engine. I. W. Slields'
store was partly destroyed. Insurance,
Sl,l!00; loss, $t.00.
Hie fiaif Hank Tax
Washington, April (!. A paptr which
Mr. Swanson of Virginia has been circu
lating for n caucus of House hemncrats,
to consider the repeal of the ten per cent,
bank tax, has nenrlv lot) signatures,
Tuesday night is the date set lor holding
the caucus,
llauued UicTrln ol MurdcrcrH.
Nhwi'oht, Ark., April (l.-Thiee train
rubbcri, J. L. Wyrick, Thus. Uratly nud
Albert Mnnskir, who killed Conductor
V. P. McNallv nt Oliphatit, Aik No
vmil
.., ..v.s iioi.uu licit LU 1
w '
SOUTH KtCOVKKLNG FAST
I r.xim it u.i vt; iMit siani.
j XKWS
L
n.cuuv i-iii iiitiai iinimmni.ii!
Italtw.iv Altai,-, llrluhlei tai:
lai lonioii; Into The Houtli
I.uml Sale
I'.Al.Tl.MoK-l: Aplil ll. Tl.e M.llilli:,, L-
urer's K'.cord in its weekly review of the
biisiniss situation of the Snub s;is:
The total liabilities of the failures in the
whole country tor ti e i'ust three nmiiths
of lS'.'l were .sIo iioii.oiiii moir th.-in ha
lite liisl uaiUrof ISO.'!, but in the
M.ndl l'"tt i;.s;i di creasy ol S77,oi.ili,
in lie.-i'.iiig ll . sandy linaneial improve
ment in the S.ut'i a'li.i 1 ol the rest ol
the country. Pnsidciit lt.ixter ol the
Tcniicsee Coal, Iron and Railway to i -
p inys.-ivs: "If the prediction !iad bee
iiia-ie tune ycai.sitgo tu it pig mm eoult
be made, and ;it a pr -tit, too, c..inp :ra-
lively small, thougli it I.e.. -it $7 ,"u a I
at r.iMiimglu r any wht re else, the
prophecy would have 1,. i n i!ccn.cd the
idle cin.iiiatiou of a ibs iidered mind
.mo me i;:c iircaui ol :i lew veil rs since
has laeoiiK tin- reality of today."
Kailm.iil all.ti's are niucli l.righUi
Sever.. I important radio, ol elite i pris-.s
are getting m s.inpe lor active coi.strnc
tio-i work.
eiy uotice.ible intcast in n;inii,j.
propcily is b-irg uronscil in tie S..uth
and sever:, 1 large companies have been
organized recently. The number of out
side e.ipitsli its speculating ill the South
continues to incicrisc, ami several exicu
sivc lam! sales i'ave been made lor rais
ing Iruil ;,:id grain crojis.
I.IIT AriiU-;VII.I.K ;K
Cur lloficl. rs l.nukliiir 1 a J,o.
c.t'tt.ii notuli
II J. ' iir e, H - 1 1. agent at A-i,-. ville,
ll!.S i -e-e ivi , tllC hdl-U
ct;
ill A.
t.. Craif, divi.i-.ti ii-eig!it ,;
K. ..I , al Ch irlotte:
"I am advi -e. ll:.,i M.. -si
,V liiiiwii, Nevc stie. P
buriie I owl , .m l ai' ro-.y
with ;i vice,- oi e-(,-ill,!i!:g
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.l...-p,clill;.
I in ir 'i ii
I evisli you
.j.e n il i n-
;it some point in the South.
would mention t his to th
pr,
id your place, and so. ''i si t
l. lu v to!..
i llh'll .'il.il
I--. i! ion ot
t he matte r up wi- h i ii.se gnu I
see if t he v can not se.urc t.l,t;r l
your p int.
This let U r Mr. i diu. 1. .s seat I.. M ana
Pa ttnn, w ii h the hope tu.it t he ii..,rm,
lion may be of bench t to I he e l . Mavoi
I 'al ton ut once ol.ic-.-o liiiiii-cli in couii'nii
nie.ilioii with Towusend ,V. Ltiown an.:
today si nt t In in t he foil iw mg h-i tei :
"1 am i'.lormcd liu-otigh the ol'fieials i I
the K .V P. Kaih oad e oaioany t.i.-ii oi:
contemplate a change ol location ami
a re considering llieaoyaniagesol ciiong
S-iutli. M.inyeit :'. -its ol tlu.s place lliiuU
th.-it lacidLiisespeci illy tavor il.k to your
biisiuc-s can be hail hire. 1 am not
siilli, it-nt ly ii.lonm d ol the- reoii-r. iikuIs
of your business lorxpriss ;inv ooini ,n
on this point, hut I will be vci'y uJ.nl il
you will send an out hoi z .1 a -.nit to
look into I he Mat ut, ami dm ing his stay
hc-e I beg he may lie inv guest .-iii-l or'-m-
ise to do all I can to a:, I him m arriving
at a .-.-He- em e-'u -ion."
' 71 t ?-jiis-s:rii
1 ii'i,;'.liu' n 1 1 1- Ciiiio i; in i t;t
I. eti Win at ( oio;i,.iit
The program givtu li.-.t evening at the
I'.iiiml b,- I.eo Wheat ami liie Ttixnlo
ll'arie'te was, il possible, mi: ; i.-isse -I in
t .-c i 1 1 ne". o ; ; 1 e t ; i ) 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 hiiio.n. t rii,
del ing in th- conipinuent.,! v concert
gixeu to I! p Mi Kissicle.'-.-iuol ! Iiicnil,"
al the P..-P ,ti ; v Pai k parlois this iilier
anon ai 1 o'eloe In coiilr.ot. to tin
-mall house that gtected tbi. iuiniun
las', evening, the ro-nns wrre erowiied
not oi n veil h the gu-sls ol the hotel,
but Willi lovers ot niusv from ihe cil.
Vr ii's"ll Trovaioic" was bnlh-iaily
rendered liy the :U:irie',!e, ;in.l it plave'd
in answer lo an encore "Pl.t- liruisli
I'.ilrol," evhicli also br.-uglil ilo-.vu the
liotisc. Ii w s a thoriu-gMy t id .v.il.le
oeeasi n.
IN" I'Hf It l'llllll, 4l A I ION
II r:a us u Niort il In l.n ting
Ion mul I- hir'-nee.
h.vni i!.ro., . C., April ii Tl.e eon.
tier's juiy h , . a-n.l, re d lis verdict, hold
ing Mel.eudon In- ihe Killing , I Nor
incut, Cain lor the killing of kcltnnuil
and finding that Ki dinoud killed Peppir.
The military court will liisl submit its
leport to Coveriior Tillni in, but it is un
derstood to concur as to tin- l.u tsas t In y
have been publi-hcd. The coroner is now
making out the coinit.'lnicnts lor the
two llle'l.
Colimuia, April ti.-i ioy, nun- Tiliui.-in
has issued a pioelamation restoring Un
civil status in 1 u lington and 1'loieiiee.
Will Y. 1.
I'roni K.-giier Mackey's i (lice li.-niH-lo
wed has been issued as follows;
J. W. lio.itwiigbl and Altaic I'm.-, ol
liiiueombi ; coloicil.
Anlhoiiy C.ilfrcy and Annie li.iiiu it, ol
H in i ci .in 1 ii ; colored.
A lliiMti-f! Nirlkf.
I'll i-i.i k... Pa , Apiil C.-ll is tuiani
tnously agrctd lure that the backbone ol
the st tike in the t'liniiellsu'.le coke le
gion is broken. No trouble is expiclid
there today,
Sum linn 1 be In aiisiiIii,
At i is-, Tex , A ail '. -Oncciitiichloik
ol busiiHss h-iuses, lumber yat ds and tin
gas laclorv. were cousimieil here at mid
night; loss .' 1 '0.1 nu .
I'osrj-M Army tirowlug.
lloMl sl'ttAo, P.i., Api il li Con v's
army left hen: Ibis morning olio strong.
ct sdi:.sl:i) thlwHa ms.
hilt in, il levtt.iie-collections in Middle
and Western Tennessee disttiels have
fallen c I) $ 1! To t !." tl I. in the mist nine
nionl Its as compared with corresponding
uioniiisoi is;i; anil lo'.i.l,
Senator Call succeeded in baying II
W. Loinr rciceied as register of the land
olhcc tdhi c at Uamesyille Phi.
The Mobde ship channel hns lnvu in
creiised in depth from nine lo twenty-
three leet
Senator Patrick W.ilsh wi
seat Monday.
W. L. Wilson ii improving.
lake his
How Would You
Proiioimee rriiis f
ANTICEPHALALGINE !
. t;i:: criiat iiuahaciii
AMI Nl!l RAI.r.IA REMIiHY.
HUES iilll'nl.1 SAFELY.
I Itatlaclic in ail its various lonns. Il
is a perfectly harmless medicine, contains
no poisonous drug and may be given to
ehildrtn and taken by iidulls with no
fear ol any serious results. Atiial only
is suliieient to prove its superiority, as it
will recommend itself.
It is put in L'oc. and oOc. bottles by the
niakir, James I. lohnson of Kaleigh. N, C.
As'.IHl ll.l.U ALItNTS,
RAYSOR & SMITH.
31 PATTON AVF
I'iiN l i.NIM'.S TILL 11 n'Cl.iiCK.
ASHEVILLE
TO THE FRONT
wi: MAY i. Jl ST
1'iMi'i.l.l Till A 1 1 1. I.
1-lNli III-"
HANDMADE SHOES
A.ul will ni llu 1 ii t ft en It
II Mi-ek u In I
!.a lnient of slmes ol
OUR OWN MAKE !
TIII- STANU
AM THOl T A ItlVAh
It Cuurl Siti;o-i',
Ashcvllk, N. C.
ST A N I) A HI)
Quart Cans Tomatoes 10c.
Sofia. Corn per Can 10.
Bartlett Pears per Can 20.
Grated Pineapple perCanlfic.
String Beans per Can 10c.
Evaporated Apricots per lb 16c.
T. J. REVELL,
U0 North XitU til Telephone US.
morning,
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