THE ASHEVILLE DAIL1 CITIZEN.
FRIDAY,
MARCH 50, 100.
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Our Fi rst Big .Sale of
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MONDAY, APRIL 2,
near half regular retail price) .
SXLE C OMMENCES
9 A. M.
Lot No. 1;
17
kiixl.
roll?. Extra heavy fine jointless China Mattings Regular 35c.
SPECIAL MONDAY 21e. YARD by the roll. 40 yards in roll.
Lot No. 2.
Roll. 140O yards Bright China Mattings, assorted patterns,
rlo-ely woven go.ds, cheap enough at 25e. yard. SPECIAL PRICE
M ONI A Y 1 5c. YARD, by the roll ; 40 yards in roll.
The above goods bought at Importer's sale. Outside wrappers
lightly water stained, but the goods are in perfect condition; every
vard guaranteed or money refunded. The goods are now ready for in
spection. Examine them.
We sold mattings last ?ea?oit one-third to one-half less than regular
prices. The goods we-will offer Monday are equal, if not .better, values
than any previous sale.
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llEWARr GOES BACK T
TO THE CAPITAL
If you don't want the goods after you take them
home, money cheer fully refunded.
Every piece guaranteed perfect and full 40 yards. Eor the conven
ience of some of our customers that cannot use a full roll, we will have
?onie 20 and 25 yard piece?. (At same price as by the full bolt.)
Sumner, Deal & Co.
Fine Dress Goods, Silks, Notions, Millinery, and
China Mattings
When
be
they
sold
ca
" Under Regular Prices
Mail Orders wll!freceive?prompt
attention.
Hies lured
Without the Ifnife I
Itching
No Cure, No Pay
No Cure, No Pay
This
proven by
iiinetv-five
ordinary
in fourteen
ease ami rot.
it on sale
of
is a new discovery which has
actual tests that it will cure
per cent, of the cases. Cures
cases in six days ; the worst caes
days. One application gives
Relieves itching instantly
Can be ent by mail. We have placed
with evry druggist in the city
Asheville.
No Cure, No Pay
No Cure, No Pay
Ask Your Druggist
If In- is uot authorized to give you
ahove guarantee. .
the
$i.oo,
YOUR DRUGGIST
WHOT YOU KNOW
TO BE RELIABLE
Will telljjyou that he is authorized by the
manufacturers of Pazo Pile Ointment to
refund the money in every ease where it
fails to cure.
THE JUTX3E IS SURE SENATOR
PKITCHAR.D WILL. NOT AL
LOW HIM TO BE DEFEATED.
MEETING OF
THE FT'SION
HIGH
CAMP
LIGHTS IN
AT RAL
EIGHEASTERN JUDGESHIP.
Raleigh. N. C, March 2S. The event
of the day here was the trial of Torn
Jones the negro "exhorter." the worst
murderer this state has ever known, it
required nearly two hours to get a Jury
The court room was packed, interest
was intense. When Jones, diminutive
and aniruai-faceo. stood up before the
juiy with uplifted hand he was a tar
fcet of execration, noiseless but nun
the lead Ielt iis hand nervousi)
closeu and unclosed. The chief witness
against him was the seven years olu
uaughter u the woman tAXa. Junes, on
uf uie victuxui. Her testimony was, a
given beiore the coroner s Jury, direct
auu tuunnmg. There was also plain
yruof uiai tne inurde.er s tuuipttiiu
Meie muse lounu iti tne lroute. luen
wee turee wniie witnesses tor Ui
sutie wuo lived near me scene, anu
tteveiai colored. Junes was oruughl u
me cuurt toom from the jail on the
liuufee ot bigns." He was at all tim
eu.geny watcneu. Axis conviction ww
ot cour&e a toregone conclusion.
ueorge C. Round of Manassas, Va.,
wmtB tu the state uutnormes assung
leave to use the uoinr ut the capital ur
a point ox view of the touu solai
ecupse in May. rle says that in April,
ifioo. ne was in charge of the (Jniteo
slates signal station on tne dome.
juuge tiwart was here last night ano
lelt tor Wasningion this morning. 4
is ttuie Senator r-riicliard will not per
mit him to be defeated and says he i
iiow entirely reaoy for the lignt.
The tulsion machine men got together
last nignt at the. xarboro. Uepubli..ii
Chairman Hoiton was rather moie
communicative than usual, and saio
ne nad issued his first campaign circu
lar. li deals with what he terms the
democratic pledges agaiiiBt the fran
oil use matter. He expresses his pleas
ure that his headquarters are - not at
rtaieign, where newspaper men would
oolher him by asking questions.
It was quite tunny to talk with Re
puoucan ana .fopuust machine men
and hnd out what they did. A Populist
said: "The Republicans defer to uc
They are asking no questions. They
want us. When I came here I found
Cy. Thompson the bluest man I ever
saw, bluer than indigo. Somebody had
talked about him for governor. H
nad declared he wouldn't accept th
nomination for any consideration. At
ter he heard the reports from the east
and the west last night he has changed
his mind Those reports have put a
uifferent aspect on affairs. Cy is thi
best man we can put up because no
body can say anything against hirn "
A Populist state committeeman said.
l assure you we didn't do a single
ining except talk. We didn't agree on
anyone for governor." On the contrarj
another Populist said: "We talked bui
little about the amendment. I will tell
you that our main business was to find
out who was the best man to be put
up for governor."
Revenue Collector Duncan, who of
course was present, said he believed
there was an outlook for the defeat of
the amendment and the election of the
fusion ticket.
Some of the fusionists tried to niakt
hi-asts of the news they got from th
east, as adverse to the amendment and
said not a few Democrats opposed it
but others admitted that they could
see no sign of activity in the east. One
of them added that the "slate" would
of course be made up at Washington
and that Senator Prttchard would pick
tne men. it seems that not long ago
.tsutler far ; governor and Spencer
Blackburn for lieutenant-governor
were thought to be on the slate. A Re
publican made the prediction today
that for governor a Winston-Salem
man of prominence would be the nomi
nee, on a sound-money, protective tar
iff platform.
The fusion machine is down on StaU
Superintendent Mebane because h
favors the. amendment. Chairman
Simmons, speaking of this, says that if
the Republican machine gets down on
leading Republicans who favor the
amendment, it will array itself against
large majority of . Its leaaer. and
best organisers in the east, men who
have led the party for years. He added
that such men could be found in coun
ty after county. The chairman thus
neatly punctures the Republican bub
ble. x
Any one who hears the negroes talk
will quickly see that they feel and
know the amendment will be ratified.
A great many of them don't care if it
is.
Rev. J. William Jones of Richmond
will next Sunday morning preach at
the Baptist tabernacle here. In the
evening he will preach before L. O B.
Branch camp, C. v., on the christian
character of Stonewall Jackson. Mon
day evening he will lecture, his topic
being, "The Confederate soldier as 1
knew him."
The state charters the Atlantic Man
ufacturing company of Wilmington. It
will make baking powder, snuff and to
bacco. A charter is also granted the
Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse company
of Smithfleld.
A letter says that so far no fertilisers
have been delivered in Person, Caswell
and Rockingham counties, for tobacco.
that there is much uncertainty among
-. - toDacco planters, and that great
numbers of negro laborers have left
and are leaving for the coal and irou
mines.
Clerk Brown of the corporation com
mission finds that there are 218 .
towns in the state, which report: also
that there are railways -in 86 of the 8
counties; there are 87 banks, 13 tele
graph,- to telephone, 9 street railway.
58 steamboat companies, one sleeping
car company, and 34 building and loan
associations.
Miss Angela McCaull, daughter of
the late Colonel McCaull, and well
known in operatio and theatrical cir
cles, left here today for New York, af
ter having spent the winter visiting
friends.
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ANDX SATL xlDAY.
ami noting the exceptionally LOW PRICED, bear in mind
that every article mentioned- is HIGH GRADE and desirable gotfds
As soon as he got news of the death
of Judge Dossey Battle yesterday the
governor sent for Charles A. Cook of
Warren, who is a member of his stall.
and tendered him the position. Colonel
Cook left for home today, but before
leaving said he had not accepted, and
was considering the matter, lie inti
mated that it was very uncertain
whether he would accept or not, but
the odds were he would not. As to the
length of the term he said he was un
certain. A lawyer who was asked says
the act of the legislature under which
Judge Battle was elected reads, "shall
be elected by the general assembly for
four years or until his successor is duly
appointed and elected by the next leg
islature." He went on to say that in bis
opinion the legislature in June could
elect. "Why not?" he Queried. "It raises
a new point, but I believe it will be
found to be one well taken. According
to this, Cook if he accepted would have
only about two months to serve."
Cook says he has a good practice and
some other interests to look after. He
took occasion to pay a high tribute t
the late Judge Battle. Cook is general
counsel of the lJorth Carolina railway
and also special counsel for the gover
nor in several cases, notably in- that of
Mehegan & Mallett against the state.
He has always thought that when tbe
fusionists came into power he should
nave been given a good office, but be
never got anything of the kind.
The state fair executive committee
.net this afternoon, President CharWi"
McNamee presiding. Many matters re
garding the great fair to be held next
October came up.
Attorney General Walser left for
Lexington this afternoon, to be absent
a couple of days.
Jnst received tho very latest stales in hand
some Plaids all new colorings. Homespuns,
Camel's Hair and double face Suitings, at prices
which menu a savins of one third to you.
$125 and $1.50 wrappers, - - - - 98c
Fifty doz. fine Percale Wrappers, in an assort
ment of patterns, both light and cark.made with
flounced skirt, waists handsomely braid trimmed.
These wrappers are perfect fitting, and none bet.
ter anywhere at $1.25 and $1.50, special,
98c
On our Bargain CentertTable you will find
dye and 50c Woolen Dresi Goods of the most
desirable stuffs for skirtslnd suits for spring.
Tou will have a great opportunity to buy them
at a great saving Friday and Saturday only
25c Ysard
Big Towel (Special
Large sizes, 20x40 inches,
linen. Note the weight and
they are extra good value"a
toe Friday and Saturday
lie
arranted all pure
u will understand
15c
ft
fOMPARE these values in TRIMMED HATS with those offered
by others.
Two lots o! Trimmed Hats offered for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
arid the savinsr in each is immense. Hats of the newest co!orines some comes ol Pa-
lisian models- imported straw braids, maiines, crnnons, elc.
$2.98
lor Hats lor which 'others ask $5.00
$2.49
for Hats for which others asti $4.50
RABBI WISE'S FUNERAL
Cincinnati, March 29. The funeral of
Rabbi Wise took place today. Despitt;
a drizzling rain the concourse was
probably the largest that ever followed
a private citizen to a grave in this
city.
TO BE REAR ADMIRAL.
Washington, March 29. The presi
dent today nominated Captain James
N. Cotton, United States navy, to be
rear admiral.
Munyon's
Improved Homeopathic
Remedies
WILL CURE YOU
Most Popular Hedicines Ever Put
JBefore 4heJ Public.
See Our Window Display.
Cleaning Silver
Instead of scouring and rubbing each piece of
liver separeteiy, tbe whole aervlce can be as
effectively cleaned in a few minutes. After each
meal the silver should be put into a pan (kept
especially ior the purpose and cover with luke
warm water, to which a teaspoonfull of
Gold Dust hashing Powder
Is added; set the pan on the range until tbe water
gets to boiling point, then lift out each piece with
a wire spoon and lay on a soft linen cloth, wiping
quickly with chamois skin. Tbe pieces so clean
ed will be highly polished and look Ilk new.
Thr abo-p is taken from oar ff booklot
ii'JLDLy Ul'lS FOR HOUSK70&i"
Bant bm on requoit to
THE M. K.
St. u
FAINUANK COMPANY.
Mia. Maw Va
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TRANSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO
Formerly Henderson vllle and Bre
vard Railway. General offices, Brw
vard. N C. Winter schedule. In ef
fect October a.
Nn. 4, mixed No. S, mixed x x
P.M. STATIONS. P.M.
12:01 Lv'. Breraxd Ar
12. IS Lv... Davidson River ...Ar ;
....Penrose Ar I:u4
... Blantyre Ar "4:&
... Etowah Ar 4:60
... Cannon Ar 4:44
. Horse Shoe .... ..Ar i:t
Tale ...Ar 4:2
Henderaonvllle ...Lt 4:10
12:27 Lv
12:37 Lv
iJ:46 Lv
12:55 Lv
:06 Lv
1:10 Lv
1:30 Ar
Flae stations. x x Passengers
nly on Sunday. Connects with South
m railway at HendersonvlUt tor all
oints north and south.
J. F. HATS, -General
Man&irer.
T. S. BOSWELL,
SuDrlnterInt
ML'NYON'S IMPROVED HOMEO
pathic Remedies are as far in ad
vance of the regular school of home
opathy as homeopathy is above all
other schools they combine all that
is best in all. systems.
WITH MUNTON S REMEDIES Ev
ery one can become his own v.octor
No experimenting No guesswork
purging No nauseous doses The
cure is certain, quick and perma
nent Munyon's system is to build
up, not to tear down; to strengthen,
not to weaken.
MUNYON'S KIDNEY CURE
promptly cures pains in the back, loins
or groins, and all kinds of kidney dis
eases. It will prevent and arrest
Bright's disease, Price, 25 cents.
IF YOU ARE SICK CAST ASIDE
all other medicines, bury prejudice
for a few days, step into the nearest
drugstore, ask for Munyon's "Guide
to Health," purchase a 25-cent vial
of one of Munyon's Remedies, and
cure yourself.
-" MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM CURE
seldom fails to relieve in one to two
hours, and cures in a few days. It re
lieves sharp, shooting pains in arms,
legs, side and back In a few hours and
generally effects a permanent cure be
fore one vial has been used. Price 25c
MUNYON'S DYSPEPSIA CURE re
lieves at once and positively cures all
rnrm si? HvsrMta. inrlis"fKtirn. or any
I stomach trouble arising from overeat
ing or drinking. Price, 25 cents.
MUNYON'S COLD CURE WILL
break ur any cold in a few hours and
prevent pneumonia. It relieves head,
nose, throat and lungs almost Instant
ly. These little sugar pellets can be
conveniently carried in the vest pocket
ror use at any time or anywhere.
Price, 25 cents.
MUNYON'S COUGH CURE STOPS
coughs, night sweats, allays soreness
and speedily heals the lungs. Price, 25
cents.
MUNYON'S LIVER CURE IS A RE
liable cure tor biliousness, constipa
tion, jaundice, torpid liver, worn-out
feeling, coated tongue, etc. Price, 25
cents.
MUNYON'S GENERAL DEBILITY
CURE cures the exhausted feeling,
produces a : fresh, healthy color in
bloodless people and tones up the sys
tem generally. Price, 25 cents.
MUNYON'S HEADACHE CURE
will cure ail kinds of headaches, no
matter from: what disease arising, in
from three to 10 minutes, with abso
lutely no injurious after effects. Price,
25 cents. i 57 REMEDIES
Munyon's Inhaler Is a positive cure for catarrh, asthma and all dis
eases of the head, nose, throat and lungs. Two styles, "Hard Rubber"
and "Glass. Family." Price, $1, wlh all medicines.
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During the week at the following
. Drugstores:
DR. T. C. SMITH, Court Square. '. '
W. C. CARMICHAEL, Court Square. . ?
V c." A. RAT80R, Patton Avenue. ,
TTINOOOD'S PHARMACY. Patton avenue.
ORANrg PrTARMACr, South Haln . Street .
-.THE CAROLINA PHARMACY, Col lege street and Court Square.
c THE PKLHAM PHARMACY, 24 Pat ton avenue. . j 1
THE WEST END PHABMACT, Trade supplied by T. C. Smith.
Munyon's
Recedies;:
Munyons 67 remedies are so conveniently put up.
plainly labeled, with all directions, so ; clear and simple
that their presence In a home iri case of Illness allays
a01 ears of having to run for a doctor.
Munyon has tried said proved spe cine for . every disease and ailment
of young or old. with thousands of tea timonials endorsing . it. His reme
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era morbus, measles, etc, etc.- At sJK druggists; mostly 25 cent a viaL
. - Write to Professor Munyom for tree medical advice on any disease.
1505 ArchJSW Philadelphia.
Woman Knows Woman.
Zcaica, Kxji. , Jan. gt.
I aaed Wine of Cardol f r ner
voaaoasa and weskness in the
womb. After taking ona bottle I
was wen again. I am a midwife
and alwaya recommend Wine of
Cardni to my lady friends daring
pregnsncy and after birth aa a tonic.
Every lady who takes it finds that
it does even more than ia claimed
for it. '
MBS. V. U. BOISVERT.
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CITY MARKET.
Nobody knows woman like woman. Men go to medka colleges.
Study 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. Bo is vert knows. 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 Cardui. b
it any wonder she recommends it f b n any wonder that thousands
Ulltr AIVISOIT lErAITMEIT.
For adriee in casea requiring apectal
dlreetiona. addreae. giTing symptoma,
Ute Mitarl Drp'l. TlwClimiliOIMl
i 1UMUI CO. Cbattanooa. Tens.
of other women recommend it
They know. They have ac
tual experience to prompt them.
They spread the tidings from
mouth to mouth, telling now Wine
of Cirdui helps young girls, helps
Corrected by Clarence Sawyer,
wholesale and retail grocer. These
rrices are being paid by the merchants
of the city today:
Country butter ..80 to 25
Eggs.. .. io
h.-ckens .. ......... I5Jri5
Turkeys 60411.60
! 'ueks .......... .. 15?20
Peas L00S1.25
Potatoes, sweet.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..85
Potatoes, Irish 7080
Turnips 25
Onions ". ...... .....0
Cabbage, per pound.... 114
Beans, per bushel 12.006 S2.&0
Peas -..8561-00
Apples 7661-10
A j.ples, dried ...SS
xVheat ....... .........................60
Corn 60
Meal 57
Oat3 41
Honey 124 15
Sorghum ........... ...............20625
Beeswax, per pound 20
Hay. ton 18011. &
Celery, per dosen ......20G&
the weak of all ages, helps and cures all womanly ills.
Druggists Sell Large Bottles for $1.00.
A2l Co
Cures Dandruff, Falling Hair,
Brittle Hair and all Scalp
Troubles, such as Itching, Eczema,
Eruptions, etc Purely Vegetable,
harmless and reliable.
Cure Guaranteed
even after all dOirr remedies have faded,
or money refunded.
A CHICACO MAM WRITES:
6851 Parnell Ik, Chieaan. May IS. ISM.
I wwd 'fjok. indff OnreJ for b)dD and aftar
two meki mix tha hair began to srxrm. Iaaida of au
mini, my bmd waa oorared with hair. Atao ewM attj
anghtar ot tho wort ea ot daaamtfl gygoaTE.
For Sale by all Druggists and Barbers.
Treatise on Hair and Scalp Troubles
free on request..
k, Ba SEEKER CO., - Chicago.
"BEWARE OF IMITATIONS."
DR. T. C BMITH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT.
ASnEVILLE. N- Cl
The only hair preparation admitted
to the Paris exposition.
ASHEVILLE MAILS.
Schedule Showing ArriTsJ and Closing
at the City Postofflce.
The following Is the schedule of the
arrival and closing of mails at the
Asheville postofflce
J. Ar. TENNENT
Architect: and Contractor.
Jobblaa and Heparin
" - Promptly AtwaiMlad to .
J SOUTH COURT SQUARE.
Ar.
.1:45 a.m.
.:35 a.m.
.1:25 p.m.
.2:35 p.m.
.2:00 p.m.
.2:45 p.m-
7:20 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Tr. Prom.
35 Salisbury ,
38 Knoxville
20 Murphy. .
12 Knoxville
9 Columbia. -
11 Salisbury ,
13 Charleston
18 Wayavllle
- Sylva.. .. . .
" IMllsboro . .
- WhitUer. . ..
- Bryson City .
" Clyde
Canton. . - .
STAR ROUTES.
Prom. At.
Burnsrille . . .8:00p.m. -Rutherford
ton. . . 8:00p.m.
Riceville ..12:00m.
Mills River.. ... -6:00p.m.
Leicester . . . . . .11:30a.m.
All malls for the railroad
Clos.
12:15 am.
5:15 a.m.
2:45 p.m.
2:40 p.m.
2:06 p.m.
1:35 p.m.
7:05 a.m.
9 :15 &.m.
hour before
tare.
Clos.
4:30a.m.
5:00a.m.
8:00p.m.
7:00a.m.
12:00m.
close one
schedule time of depar-
Notice.
Having qualified as the administratrix
of the estate of Lon Mitchell, deceased.
notice is nereby riven to all persons
holding claims against said estate to
present the same to the undersigned
for payment, duly Terlfied on or before
the 24th of February. 1901. or this no
tice will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons Indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to settle the
same Immediately and save cost. This
February 23, 1900.
ROXIE A. MITCHELL.
Administratrix of Lon Mitchell, dec,
TUCKER & MURPHT,
8-23 dStPrt Attorneys.
Reduced
Prices
on
Suits
and
Cloaks
WE have reduced prices on
nearly every suit and cloak
in our line. Yon can now secure
a fashionable garment at a redac
tion of one-third from formerprices.
Ta3or-Made Suits, former price. $5 1
reduced to $3.34.
$10 Suits reduced to $6.67.
$15 Suits reduced to $10.
Winter Jackets, former price, $5 i
reduced to $334.
$9 Jackets reduced to $6.
$12 Jackets reduced to $&.
- Separate Skirts, former price, $4
reduced te $X47
$6 Skirts reduced to $4.
$8 Skirts reduced to $534.
Reduced Prices oa Capes. Newmarkets.
Kalny Day blurts. Bicycle Mists, etc
' We are also doaing oat s few sample
garments, vnicn were maae up tor ex
mbitioa ta
regular prices.
roa acta price
salesroom at one-half
we tell yoai all about oar
rannents ia our Winter
Catalogue and Bargain List, which will
be sent Jrm, togetner wltn samples of Ute
materia ta. to any ladv who wishes them.
Write to-day the choicest goods will be
sotanrsu
THE NATIONAL CLOAK CO
123 aad 12S Wast 23d SC. New Yark.
aswa wfcasy si
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