THE ASHEVTLLE DAILY , CITIZEN.
SATCBTAT. MARCH 2. 1900.
Thousands of yards of NEW EM
BROIDERIES, bought before the Ad
vance, selling thm M to 50 per .cent.
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under prevailing- prices.
NEW SHIRT WAIST SILKS, 89c, 99c.
and $1.15 yard.
able Linen, Jaj)dn& aiidlSjojlselieepers
CO ririENCES MONDAY, MARCH 5TH.
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H n"H 1 Tini lrir ini iOic ! : P " " I It
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lioods
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Towels,!
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The largrflt anil finest assorted stock
New Linen and Cotton Torchon Laces
ever seen In Asheviile.
The plans for this sale were made last August and September. Our buyer, on the advice of, old
experienced buyers, bought Table Linen at a forced, sale in New York, and we offer you tae goods
New Imported Black Grenadines and
ALL OVER LACE I DRESS
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PATTERNS, $1.00 yard to $3.00 yard,
exclusive patterns. I ' , : 1
today at less than wholesale prices. Come and examine the goods, quality and price is our argument
1.
The prices are Eye Openers for Real Bargain Hunters. :
One Hundred Large Size Moquet Rugs, $1.98 Each.
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Table Linen.
MI'BLIN UNDERWEAR, 30 to 50
per cent, less than you pay other
places.
An Immense stock, all desirable
well. made garments.
Gowns 9c., 69c., 89c. 9Sc. $1.39 and
$1.69 each.
Drawers, 29c., 40c., 9c., and 98c. each.
Pkirt 19c. 69c.. t9c., 99c. and up to
$1.39 and $1.9.
NEW NECKWEAR, THE LATEST
THING AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
New Gloves and better Gloves for the
money than you can buy In the state.
Tour monsy back or a new pair if unsatisfactory.
500 yards 72-inch (or 2 yards wide) Cream Damask; closely woven
durable goods. Actual value 69c. yard. OX SALE MONDAY AT 39
CENTS YARD.
1,000 yards Bleached Irish Damask, 72 inches wide, assorted pat
terns. Actual retail value S9c. MONDAY 57 CENTS YARD.
2,000 yards Scotch Damask, closely woven, good, durable, bleached
linen. Actual retail value $1. MONDAY 66 CENTS YARD.
100 yards Extra Fine 2-yards wide Satin Finished Damask (2 pat
terns). Napkins to match. $2.00 yard goods. MONDAY $1.50
YARD. !
Ready-Hade Sheets.
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New Horieryiand New Pully Belts,
all the new Ideas in belts.
IXXJ COLLAR BELTS, 2m: to $1.50
each.
GOLF BELTS, 25c. to $1.50 each.
2,000 ready-made Sheets, of the lt grade of Muslin, Torn and
and Hemmed.
81x90 inches. MONDAY 49 CENTS EACH. After Monday
;e. each.
50 dozen Pepperill Mills Pilluw Cases. (Full size and full bleach),
3!x46 inches, Monday 11 1-2 CENTS EACH.
A few of the fine all-wool 11-4 Blankets. $(5.50 kind at $4.88 and
$5.50 kind at $3.88 pair.
Fine flarsellles Quilts.
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Just 100 of those Fine Marseilles Quilts left, j
We can't duplicate them for $1.50. AS LONG AS THEY LAST
ONE DOLLAR EACH. To make this sale a genuine bargain sale we
put in some special lines. - L
On hand about 30 of our best Double-faced Satin e Quilts, FINE
WHITE COTTON PADDING. THEY WERE $3.00 and $3.50 each.
MONDAY AT $2.00 EACH. f
1,000 yards of Dark Flannelettes, suitable for hoiise dress and
wrappers. The 10c. kind. MONDAY 5 34 CENTS YARD.
1,000 yards yard-wide Fruit Loom, MONDAY 7 CENTS YARD.
10 yards to customer. i -
1,000 yards yard-wide Barker Mills MONDAY 7 CNTS YARD.
10 vards to customer. !
NEW STOCK WHITE LAWNS. 8 to
50 cents yard.
100 Dozen Towels.
17x32 inches. Closely woven (huckabuck) all lienf goods. Would
be cheap at 15c. EACH. MONDAY 10 CENTS EACH.
This is the greatest bargain towel we have ever put on sale.-,;
Linen Napkins.
One hundred dozen three-quarter size smooth Linei Napkins. ; ,
Regular $1.50 dozen kind ; MONDAY $1.00 DOfcEN.
NEW HANDKERCHIEF LINEN, 69c.
to $1.50 yard.
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UIVLNER, DEAL &
Leaders of High Class Goods and Low Prices.
New York Office, 610 Broadway. ASHEVILLE, N. O.
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED DEN
IMS, 15c. to 25c. yard.
NEW LACE CURTAINS 75c. to $6
pair.
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1 im4 Wla. .f Csnlol low sar
vmsbm. ! VMkiau ia tb.
worn.. After Uklof on. bottl. I
wu wU cia. 1 ta midwife
ad always ncanunnd Win. of
Cardvl to my Mr friaad. daring
prriuttud rtr birth atonic.
Erary Udy who take. It Bad. Uutt
It do, .r.a uon taaa U el aimed
UBS. T. M. BOISVBRT.
Nobody knows woman Hk woman. Men go to medica colleges,
tudy books and listen to lectures. They learn Indirectly of the diseases
of women, but they are men and can never fully understand the ailments,
the sufferings, the agonies of mothers, wives and sisters. A woman
knows. Mrs. Boisvert know. She has passed through the trials
and tribulations of her sex. She has been near by when her sisters suf
fered. She has seen them relieved and cured with Wine of CarduL b
it any wonder she recommends it f Is tt any wonder that thousands
of other women recommend It.
They know. They have ac
tual experience to prompt them.
They spread the tidings from
mouth to mouth, telling how Wine
'of Czrdui helps young girls, helps
umr arrisatf imiTMiiT.
For a.HI la raaa tvqotrln. nwrlal
Unrtiiaa aditma. imimt'iuHniin.
the weak of all ages, helps and cures all womanly ilk
Drustfsts Sell Luge Bottles for $1.00.
PRESIDENT N'NAUEE
IS 1 HARD WORKER
AND STATE FAIR COMMITTEE IS
OIVINC, HIM ENTHUSIASTIC
CO-OPERATION.
CHARTER FOR A $135,000 MILL IN
CATAWBA THE STATE GUARD
E.VCA M PMENTS.
Tfouscwoik is haid wo& wthotit GcMDiisf
WASHING FEATHER
PILLOWS
Faaitwr rillov. aaad vaahla. aaa. l
Ckoaaa art .at. SSaa car; flU lara. la a half
fait af watar that la almaat kaUia. aae diaaaiv.
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Goli Dust Wasaiag Powder "
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nv accaardlag ta alia, aaak (liaaa a. aad aova
rak ikaa karwaaa tsa kaad. aatil aiaaa. If
aaa aada ia aa aaaack. aa nr. ar locat riaa.
la ciaar tva aa, arrtac aa dry aa aoaalbia,
aad kaag tk.ai aan kaa dr. akak. U, aad
taar will aa aa liaki aad oh aa aa. aiUava.
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A mi" in ' ' ,
Tax Notice.
Y .u ull know the tax was du last
s.-t.t-mhr; an.t ouicbt to have been
ihi.I rtr now. Don't think you ar.
II riiiht. and th. tax eoii.ctor will not
'thr yni. The time for nuch thoughts
ha iatd. Th. taxea must and shall
i-olim-ied att-ording- to law. This ta
th u.t ntic I ha v. to xlve befor
'l'!in coat.
I. r one of my deputies, will be at
my office In the court house every day.
Yu can see me there or meet me at
hr follow ins places and settle, and
ave trouble and coat:
Hilt mora P. O.. 1 of Uareb.
Haw Creek, Johnson's Store. 11 of
March.
tieaverdam. Garland's store. IS of
March.
Hasel. Reynolds' store. 14 of March.
Uiwer Hominy. Sand H11L 13 of
March.
I'pper Hominy, It. J. Oaaton'a store,
11 of March.
Leicester. Brown's store. 13 of March.
Sandy Muah. Waldrop'a atore, 11 of
March. . - - .
Umeatone. Garrea A Shuford's Store,
13 of March.
Fair-view. Aahw.rtb'a store. - IS - of
March.
Swjinnanoa. Cooper's station. 13 of
March.
Averr'a Creek. Ldbetter's store, 13
of March.
Black Mountain station. 13 of March.
rteema Creek. Weavervllle. 13 of
March.
Flat Creek. Blackatock's store, 13 of
March.
R!a Irr. narnardsvllle. 13 of March.
French Broad. Alexander. 11 of
March.
J. K. CHAMBERS.
Tax Collector.
AsberUl K. C, Feb. ti. 1S00.
Cures Dandruff, Falling Hair,
Brittle Hair and all Scalp
Troubles, such as Itching, Eczema,
Eruptions, etc Purely Vegetable,
harmless and reliable.
Curo Guaranteed
failed.
rprw after ail ethtr ramadtoi
ar iwjiiim rarimaM.
A MKW VORKSR WStlTCSt
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rw, hntil.of 1VikaDMlra Omrm'
a.uaaua.
I ra-
hair aitar aa
For Sale by all Druggists arid Barbers.
TmtiM nn Hair and Scalp Troubles
free on request.
taB.ESEIIHCa., - Chlcar
-BEWARK OF IMITATIONS."
Tb. only hair prvparaUow admlttl
to th Paris exposition.
DR. T. C 8MTTH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT.
A8HEVILLE. N. C
Raleigh, N. C. March 2 The new ex
ecutive committee of the state agricul
tural society appointed by President
Charles McNamee met today. He pre
sided. The grounds are to De somewnat
enlarged; the matter of the removal of
the grandstand to the west side of the
track is under consideration; many at-
ractions are to be secured; the race
program and the premium list for farm
products will be issued very early next
month; there are plans for athletics.
bench show of dogs, a flower show.
etc.; also for an encampment of troops.
President McNamee is a worker. The
new committee has 30 members and
will give him enthusiastic co-operation.
Financially the fair is in fine shape,
with some $1300 on the right side.
The state charters the E. L. Shuford
Manufacturing company at Hick
ory. It will own and op
erate a cotton spinning ana
weaving mill on Henry's Fork of the
Catawba river. The machinery will be
bi ought from a mill in Maine. The
capital is $13.1.000 and the stockholders
are E. U Shufotd and A. A. Shuford of
Hickory; Mrs. Kate Shuford of Ac-
worth, Ga.; H. J. Holbrook and E. W.
Holbrook of Maine.
Dr. Halre," who fakes the papers on
smallpox news, deserves to take rank
alongside th raker who some years
ago sent out the news of the "Bloody
Butchery at Bakersville.
S. A. L. EXCEPTIONS.
The corporation commission devoted
today to a hearing of the Seaboard Air
Line's exceptions to Its order requiring
that continuous mileage be charged on
freights over that line. The SA. L.
claims that it is not one system and
not under vhe ame management. The
commission takes an entirely different
lew and will in all probability not re
voke Its order.
The state superintendent of
instruction expected to go to Wllmlng
ton today to see about the accommo
dations for the North Carolina Teach
ers' assembly. He will not go until
next Monday.
There are intimations that tne en
campments of the state guard this year
will be held af Wrfghtsvllle,- by regi
ments. The tents w-htchrer burned
here this week will be replaced. "
Senator Butler attacks the - demo
cratic national committee for fixing" the
date of the convention as July C He
sees In (his ah attempt to prevent co
operation between the Democrats, Pop
ulists and free silver Republicans on
Bryan, but predicts that the conven
tion in spite of these schemes will de
clare for harmonious co-operation. , it
his sayings and views cut no mere ice
with national Democrats than they do
with state. ones be la wasting ink and
words. . It was the comment .here to
day that "Butler can't, put a ring in
any Democratic aose."' -
Tomorrow the attoraey-generar 1U
give to the press the criminal statistics
for 189. All the reports are now- rn his
hands and today he verified his sum
mary of them.
CHEERING NEWS
OF THE CONTEST!
(Continued from First Page.) j
on the Porto Rican tariff biU. Repre
sentative Atwater.the Populist of Rial
to. has been very ill and It was thought
that he had better not attend the
house on Wednesday. However, he was
present, and voted against the Porto
Rican bill. Representative Bellamy of
Wilmington was paired, but on each
ote announced that he was present
and that, if he were not paired, he
would vote against the bill. Mr. Bel
lamy is making an active record here,
and is devoting himself not a little to
t he passage of needed bridge legiela
. tion for his section of the state. He
has had passed a bill to maintain a
bridge across Fishing creek, within the
boundary lines of Edgecombe county,
and has also secured legislation for a
lridge across Lumber river.
A number of petitions have been for
warded to congress from the eastern
section of North Carolina to
secure a resident clerk of the
United States Circuit and District
courts at Charlotte. As is pretty well
known in the Old North State, the
w estern division of the state has a per
manent clerk of the United States
court, but that the court at Charlotte
is not provided for.
Petitions have been presented from
the members of the bar at Rutherford
ton, Shelby, and Monroe, and also from
members of the Albemarle bar. All
these go to the committee on judiciary
of the house, where they will be con
sidered. There is great pressure for
legislation affecting the Judicial dis
tricts before this committee and it is
no easy matter to secure legislation, as
the passage of one bill would only be
the precedent for letting down the bars
and passing of many others. Neverthe
less an effort will be made to relieve
the situation at Charlotte, as it is a
very urgent matter.
Notice of Sate.
NUTS AS FOOD.
We have little idea in this country to
what a considerable extent the nut is
used for food In a few foreign lands.
Nuts, when properly prepared, are
very nutritious and fattening, contain
ing certain food elements that make
them a very desirable article of diet.
With most people, however, they axe
hard to digest, and cause distress after
eating.
-The Sanltas Nut Food Co., at
Washington avenue, Battle Creek,
Mich., has'diseovered a unique process
whereby nuts are manufactured into a
score of dainty, delicious - and nutri
tious foods, easy Of digestion and as
similation by the "weakest stomach.
Sanltas nut foods mark a new era in
public fool elements, and are -becoming the
iuubi puuiar pi efn.i rv lovus w.
market.
One of these delicious new foods is
Protose, a vegetable meat containing
25 per cent, more food elements than
beef, a food that the dyspeptic and
rheumatic can eat and relish with no
fear of the Uls that follow when one
suffering from these diseases eats flesh
foods. .Six cents sent to the maker will
secure a sample can free.
State of North Carolina, Buncombe
county, in the Superior court.
Sarah S. McRee, et aL vs. J. H. Rob
erts et al. Notice of sale.
The undersigned commissioner, ap- I
pointed by the Superior court in the
above entitled cause, by virtue of the
judgment and order of said court made
in this cause at the February term, A.
D. 190, wi on i
MONDAY THE 2ND DAT OF APRIL,
A. D. 1900.
expose to sale at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder for cash at the
court house door in the city of Ashe
vllle, county of Buncombe, state of
North Carolina, in accordance with
the terms of said order of sale, the fol
lowing described tract of land: A cer
tain tract of land lying in said county
and state, on the north side of South
Flat creek, adjoining the lands of Mrs.
Fair, W. R. Chambers, A. F. Eller and
others, and described as follows:
Beginning on an old forked beech,
the old Edmond corner, and runs south
45 degrees west 82 poles to a white oak
and gum, A. F. Eller's corner; then
with his line north 80 degrees west 23&
poles to a stake in said Eller's line;
thence with said Eller's line south 30
degrees west 10 poles to a stake on the
north margin of South Flat creek;
thence up and with the meanders of
said creek south 68 degrees east 20 poles
to a stake; thence with said creek
north 62 degrees east 8 poles to a stake ;
thence with the creek south 82 degrees
east 13 poles to a stake; thence with the
creek south 28 degrees east 24 poles to a
stake; thence with the creek south 50
degrees east 18 poles to a stake; thence
with the creek south 24 degrees east 27
poles to a stake at the ford of said
creek; thence south 75 degrees east 20
poles to a stake; thence south 61 de
grees east 83 poles to a stake in the
road leading up said creek; thence
with the north margin of said road east
66 poles to a stake; thence north 149
poles to a black oak on top of a moun
tain; thence north 83 degrees west 9
poles to a hickory; thence south 70 de
grees west 19 poles to a b ack oak;
thence south 75 degrees west 27 poles to
a hickory on Fair's line; then south
with Fair's line 65 degrees west 55 poles
to two Spanish oaks; thence north 65
degrees west with said Fair's line 80
poles to a stake and pointers; then
north 49 degrees west with said Fair's
line 12 poles to a stake; then north 5
degrees west with said Fair's line 24
poles to the beginning, containing 150
acres, more or less.
This March 2d, A. D. 1900.
3-3d4tSat. CHAS. A. WEBB, Com.
THE SMALL STORE AROUND THE CORNER.
Royal
The
f
alais r
17 SOUTH IVIAIIN STREET,
Arc making a splendid shp'Wing of ttie new j
TailorMade Ladies' Spring Suits
Skirts and Silk Waists. We arc now displaying in our little store room a most
complete stock of f he newest Spring Styles in Ladies' Tailored Suits, Golf
Skirts, Skirts and Silk Waists. i
CONSOLING THOUGHT.
.4 ,
J. A, TENNENT.
irchltect and Contncion
Jobbtnf and BapaJra ,
Promptly Attended to
. SOUTH COTJBT SQUARE.:
From the Chicago Tribune. .
"Well," aald the tramp who had lost
both feet la conaeqaetkeo of an. accident
while stealing a ride on a freight train
to the doctor Who was bandaging the
stumps, ""old dad was Wrong; when Me
prophesied that I would die some dajr-
wtth my boots on. - " -
HIS CIVIL. QUESTION.
aaBataaaaas -
From the Chicago Daily News." -
She was the typical gy widow. -
. I am looklBC for number - 7." . she
chirped, gaslng up at the doors,
"Husband or roomf , ipouired the
clerk 'with a ledger under each arm.
KIDNEY TROUBLE
HEUMATISM, t U S3RE THROAT,
im DISEASES fiOVT,
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DR. T. c smttb; AEnnVTLLE, N. C.
Notice of Sale.
State of North Carolina, Buncombe
county, In the Superior court.
B. E. Georgia and wire vs. C. C
Brown, et al. Notice of sale.
The undersigned commissioner ap
pointed by the Superior court In the
above entitled causa by virtue of the
Judgment and order of said court made
in this cause at the February term, A.
D. 1900. will on
MONDAY THE 2ND DAT F APRIL,
A. D. 1900,
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house
door in the county of Buncombe, N. C.
In accordance with the terms of said
judgment, the following described city
lot or parcel of land: '
"All that certain lot Of land situated
in the city of Ashevtlle, county of Bun
combe, state of - North Carolina, and
described as follows: According to the
plat of the Catholic Hill property, filed
and recorded in the office of the regist
er of deeds in the county of Buncombe
aforesaid, namely, the east half of lot
No. 1, Catholic avenue, fronting' forty
HO) feet on said avenue, and running
back 80 feet, more or less, to Grail
street, said plat being recorded' In the
office or the, register of deeds for said
county. In book 70. page 602. and Deimr
tne same lot of land described in a
certain- mortgage executed by C C.
Brown and wife on the 18th day of Oc
tober, . 1S92, and recorded in the office
of the register of deeds for Buncombe
county, in record of mortgages No. SI.
at page o&Z.
This March 3d. A D. 1900.
- JULIUS C. MARTTW
J-J-d4t-Sat , r Commissioner.
Notice.
Having- aualifletf aa the am1ntatra.trtx
of the estate of Lon Mitchell, deceased,
notice Is hereby given to all persona
holding claims, axalnst said estate to
present the same to the undersiamed
for payment, duly verified on or before
tne of February, 1901. or thia no
tice will he pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persona Indebted to . said
estate are hereby notified to settle the
sam Immediately and save cost. This
February "23, 190ft. . ...
- ROXIB A. MITCHELL, -Administratrix
of Lon Mitchell, dee.
- t TUCKER A - MURPHT,
t-tl dBtm Attorneya.
Tailored Suits in th Newest Styles,
$5 98 1
Tailored Suits in thrt Nobbiest Effects,
87.50
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Tailored Suits, just 'the thing .for Spring,
SI 1.50
Tailored Suits they are Beauties
8ll50
and others for $15.00i$18.00 and $20.00.
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See our line of Silk Waists - worth S6.50,
sal- price f. i "
THE NEW LADIES' PULLY BELTS, for
INDIES' DOG CQLLAK BELTS for
4?c-
10-4 Ready-made Sheets,
46c
Pillow Cases, j
EMBROIDERY SALE
for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
i
One Lot of Remnants at i
5c.
One Lot of liemnants at
7c.
t
One Lot of Ibices, Sale Days, from 2 to 6
inches wide, j
2c yard.
Ginghams, 5c. Calicoes, 4c.
bleached Domestic, 4c.
4-4 Un-
BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS I
BARGAINS IN TOWELS!
$1.50 FORSTER'S GLOVES For Sale Days
pj ... 1 1 .
FORSTEB'S $1.50.I4DIES' KID GLOVES
Sale Days C ;
Bargains in
Ribbons.
One lot. of Ribbons
1
4 inches wide, worth
i '
double the money,
sale day j
10c.
Don't miss to call on the Palais Royal
Little Store Aroun4 the Corner.
Remember, 3 Cakes of Soap for 5c.
Stationery at Cost.
when you want to save money. Remember the
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ROYAL
iodicaiTickets Taken Here. Come and get your book.
for
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IVctmoro'G
Chrdd Cocophui
Given
Cotc'irji'
aot a j t"tC(v I
-IZ. WITH EVERY PACKAGE OF
double refined and unequaled for purity and strength, from which can be made the most
r ;-iarrvV ry i rnrf such as pies, puddings, custards, s ue s,
17 My" " Slr , etc. etc Easy to make, m-.icMv
prepared, trifling: in cost, appetizing and nutritious. lOo m gtackaO Throo
oolofsi Pink, White, ondOrano-At&llCiaoorsm
Trade Supplied by Slayden, Fckes &
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