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Makes the very best bread, cakes
and pies.; The last pound in the
barrel is as good as the first. :;
24 Pound Bans, 85 Ccnls
Wholesale and Retail Staple and Fane) Ct oaiSes
Y)if f in JlvrAnviA
0 1 auuii ft Vt 11 lit
FOR-. SAI
SEVERAL CHOICE, ,VELL SHADED LOTS NEAR THE NEW PAS
8ENGER STATION, 60 BY
'MONTHLY PAYMENTS, '
150iFEET
LaBarbet&
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ta come to our store ami sea out
SOUVENIRS
All of the leadlng'-dally p.ipSrsi
line of correspondence paper In tfhe
Rogers' Book Stores,
For RentUnfurmshed
Two 7 -room modern cottages, on ear.
J. J. McCIOSKIY
Church Street
For Sale
House
car line. Call on
II. F.
For fall particulars
LOGAN
authorities among well-dressed .men and
LOGAN. Merchant Tellor.
Cnmer Rminre and Patton Avenue. t
- r We also do Ladies' Tailoring
The.-QuoJity. ofl Torve
In lhe nOBART HI. CABLE WAS0 Is Marvcjus. See them at
DUNHAH'S HUSIdHOUSE
ELSidelo
A regular 15c Cigar for
BERKELEY CIGAR
WM 1
ORDERS
For Wines and Liquors In
tion. -. . ' ..
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We have only the purest goods
fine old Whiskies that delight the
.table wines of all kinds. Let us
can Judge for yourself .
IVEY &
The Bi
Phone 30,
H South Main
Boarding'Hou
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Asheville, N. C.
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Company
IN ASHEVILLE
ARE INVITED
line of
current' mngaz,
res and the finest
country, in
llxes and tablets.
5ttonAve, phone 154.
Sign ef thl
Book. Asheville.
Una for rent Ju In ast $31
1st $30.00 a month.
Real Estate Broker,
A 'very popuar : hoarding
on pavt d street near
GRANT ft SON
6 Pa tton Avenue,
Says the makclip of his clothes is
"Ujicommon," wloh make's his styles
womsn.
Second .Floor. I Telephone 797.
Mecwels
1 Caper bef
ofSC.HSO.
STAND
way that Is sure
give ratisfac-
Id AVines and
iM-ur. Choice
4" so that you
and lh. best.
heart ot the c
fill an or dec for
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WAItD,
.hevinc, N. C.
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I MATTERS OF'REtZ.lD
J-- V City and County
j
POLICE DOCKET. ,".
r. -Wells? drunk on the greets
fined $t and costs ' ' - .
h.fle, J ones, statutory 'offense, 30
days In Jail. '
, James - levies, statutory offense.' -90
daya on county roads.
Martin race, druqk -on the streets,
fined 12 anfl costs. ,
4 ayior trout, carrying a concealed
weapon; discharged. .
lames uoMiins.- AYerchara-lnv fur
naoK service. dlsch.rsril i
William Jones, drunk and disor
utjn, iiuBu )i am costs, ana com
pelled lo give 90 days peace bond in
sum or fiuo. ;
j-ayior ana Ollle Trout, larcenv and
receiving stolen property, bound lo
Superior court on 1100 bonds.
urn jhwuii, receiving sioien nroD-
erty, Douna ta court on 1100 bond.
DEEDS REGISTERED, .
D. F. Owens and J. I. Owens to the
Beej Tree Railroad company. 40-foot
Ight of way acioss property on wat..
ers of -Bee Tree creek; considera
tion $55.
J., ti. McDowell of Washington to
E. A. Beamaii. lot on. Southern street,
near Depot street; consideration $140.
W. C. Harrison to F. W. Garrison
7 acres of l.ind on waters of Flat
creek; consideration $800.
D. S. Hlldebrand to Lula Laughter,
ot on west side' of Clyde stieeL: con
sideration $225.
M. Y. Angel to W. II. Shaffner. lot
In Ashevllle township; consideration
$J30. ,
PARTLY CLOUDY.
. (By Associated Press.)
Washington, I). C, June 30. Fore
cast for Saturday and Sunday!
Noith Carolina Partly cloudy Sat
urday, showers in the interior; Sun
day showers, light to fresh southeist
to south winds.
Emerson
Electric
Fans
made to create the
largest quantity
of - artificial zephyr
breeze with the
least possible -'consumption of current
We carry a full line of all sizes.
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
35 SOuth Main street. Phone 478
Fihest
Printing
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"The Secret of Our Success
! is the Work we do."
TU is our' bust Aess to print
everything. Perhaps your'
printer has'nt enough modern
type we have. Perhaps his
presses are not- of the latest
patern ours arc. Perhaps
he can not always do a job '
quickly we can.' f We have
the material and skill to pro
duce everything pertaining to
the Printers' Art. Phone 950 f.
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Ashevillc
Printing
Engraving
Co.
WALTER A. STEELE, Manager
No. 11
Church Street
jinn AsmsyiLLE
SUNDAY LAVS
AIRED AGAIN
BOARD OF ; ALDERMEN PASSES
NEW ORDINANCE ON ITS
FIRST READING.
SODA WATER AMONG THE
ARTICLES ALLOWED SOLD
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"Baggage" Ordinance Laid on Table
Indefinitely by Unanimous
Vote.. .
The discussion of a proposed ordi
nance providing for a less strict observ
ance of tbe Sabbath was the feature of
the, meeting of the Board of Aldermen
ist veiling; 1te resolution was in
troduced by Alderman Stikeleather and
was discussed at length by Dr. ,K. F.
Campbell, the Rev. Frank Slier and
the Itev. W. T. Capers, On a vote the
board divided evenly, but Mayor Bar
nard cast th? deciding' vole for the af
firmative, An Interesting fight was expected
when the "baggage" o"dlhance came up
on its second reading, but the aldermen
were evidently tired of speech. making
nd the many, attorneys present repre
senting the parties interested were giv
en no chance to addr ss the board, the
ordinance being laid on theitable in
definitely. Other matters; of Interest,
Including light, sewer ad water peti
tions,' were ,onsidertd. ., r
A recommendation of the water com
mittee that ; water- rents for buildings
occupied by more than one tenant be
harged to ihe owner or uuthoriz d
agent was carried. I
The city engineer was ordered to pro-
pare plans nnd estimates of cost of a
six-Inch water maliv o; West College
str et from North Main to Haywood
street.
A recommendation of. the -park com
mittee that a light be placed in As
ton Park was referred to the light com
nilttee. ; is r- - ' '
The committee on public safety, roc
ommended that a blclt fhop on South
Lexington avenue b ordered torn
down, it being In a dangerous condl
Uon; The recommendation was adopted
Can Hold Shoots.
The committee , also . recommended
tsat' the" present ordinance prohibiting
the -firing of a'guh'ln the city be
changed so as to allow the Ashevllle
gun club lo hold its shoots within the
corporate limits., TBljS was adopted, a
the recommendation of the sewer com
mitiee a sewer, .was ordered, laid on
Spruce street from College to. Woodfli
streets. The b6nds;iOt TSfx Collector
Chambers and City Clerk HalyburtUn
were accepted by thft. board.
The distiller's bond of P. II. Thrash,
operator of the Mountain City Distilllnr,
company, was aceeptea,
'( Soda. Wtte.U',.;;;.;.
Alderman Uurnette moved the adop
tion of an ordiiiancotallpwing the sal
of soda water, ices, peanuts, confec
Ions and like articles. In addition to
the articles now On the "free" list. An
am iiilinent of Alderman Allen that the
simps should be opened from noon until
8 o'clock only was lost tor want or a
second'.
Dr. H. F. Campbell, pastor of the
First Presby(erian ' church, spoke
agalnt lhe adoption of the. ordinance.
He said he opposed It because it Is con
trary to American principles; because
It is contrary to the opinions ,, of the
greatest and best men of former tims
and because the relaxation of the hab
bath laws is contrary lo the teachings
of history. The American ieopte, ne
aid, seemed to be bent on breaking
down the very-law 'that have shielded
them n the past. Fnally,, said Dr.
Campbell, he opposed the adotlon nf
the ordinance because tt would oepnve
man of his Clod-given right.
He reviewed briefly the history of the
Sunday laws- In Ashevlll and closed
with a statement that the people of
Ashevllle will not forget the action of
the board on this question. "Yoti may
think they will," he said, "but we will
see that they do not.", , ,
The R v. W. T. Capers, pastor ot
Trinliy Episcopal "church, poke, briefly-
on .the question, tie saia ne Deiicveu
the board was looking too keenly at I
the material siue or m question, ow
lng to its desire for the material prog
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Kinodrome Program
WEEK OF JUNE 25, 1905
AN IMPOSSIBLE VOYAGE
The Love Letter, , Hooligan in Jail,
At an English Gymkana,
- The Shadow Lady
TOM, TOM! THE PIPER'S SON
,,-., t - . . . '.---
- A Bashful Curates Revenge,
Cascades and Water ' Procession,
The IgoiTotti Savages St.' Louis Expo."
; The Swing, The Kleptomaniac.
j- Fireworks following Pictures Each
" . . Thursday Night.
;5 . n
Band Ccncerl' Each Tuesday and,
Fifsy
cttizek.
ress of the city. He declared that the
greatest benefits to the city will con
from ihia use and not' from he abuse of
Sunday. The, speaker told of the ex
perience of other cities that adopted
"wide open" Sunday laws and urged
the board to take warning from them.
The Rev. Frank SiKr, pastor of the
Central Methodist church, said a few
words along the lines followed by Dr.
Campbell and Mr. Caper.
On a vote Aldermen Burnetts, Ran
dolph and Stlkelealhpr voted ay:-, and
Aldermen Jones, Allen and Filzp i Irlck
no. The mayor voted aye nnd the pro
posed ordinance passed its first read
ing. " '. ,
Baggage Ordinance.
, The baggage transfer ordinal"-., v. a
laid on the table by a unanimous vote,
,:. An app!ltlfn for a light on Char
lotte street near the intersection of
Ualrd and Broad tree;s va. referred
to the light committee.
Mr. Randolph said it had been report
ed to him th-it hackmen, express com
panies and other persons are charging
excessive rates for delivering persons
and packages Into the added territory
.and asked what should be done in the
matter.' After some discussion the city
attorney was ordered tg look Into the
mutter and prepare any ordinances
that may be hec ssary to make the
laws now In force In the old city oper
ative In this territory. '
i At the recommendation of the light
committee a light .was ordered placed
on Jefferson- drlv near the residence
of Mrs. Ftshen,
A Jury was ordered placed on the
Beaverd.am road to condemn -the right-of-way.
,
Substitute Police Judge Carler ten
dered his resignation, to take effect on
the return of either Judg? Stevens or
Judge' Jones. The resignation was laid
on the table for on week. .
Th? treet committee was ordered to
Investigate the condition of Short
street and report..
A request'of P. Melntyre for a whole
sale liquor dealer's license was granted
To Repeal Ordinance.
An ordinance proposed by F. Stlk' -
leather providing for the repeal of that
ordinance requiring merchants to make
sworn statements of sales each year
was passed on its final reading.
Building p-rmits were issued as fol
lows: To the Catholic church, for an eight
room residence on Flint -troet, to cos!
$1,000. - . . ,'
To Wlnyah Sanitarium, ' for a six
room residence near the sanitarium to
cost $t.000.
To John W. Bailey, for u residence
on Chestnut stre t' to eot $1,500.
To F. I, Johnson, for tin addition to
a residence on Wood flu street to cost
425.
To W. Cooper, for a store room on
'Xtorth Main street to cost $",0.
A petition for a sewer on lola circle
was read and referr-d to the tjjwer
committee.
A petition asking tint the city mar
kef be closed July 4 was granted.
After transacting some minor busi
ness the board went Into exectitiv? ses
sion. During this session It wu or
dered that the city engineer adver
tise for bids for the construction of a
trover for the standplp The board ad-1
Journed at 10:15 o'clock. j
Correct Dress
The "Modem Method" system pi
high-grade tailoring introduced ly
L. E. Hayt & Co, of Cincinnati,
latisfies' good dressers everywhere.
All Garments Made Strictly
to Your Measure
at moderate prices. 500 stylo of foreign
and domestic fabrics from which to chooM,
Ask your dealer to thaw you oar line, or If
not npreseniM, write lo u tor particulars,
L. E. HAYS (EL CO.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
ft!;
No Dessert
More Attractive'
Why use gelatine and
spend hours soaking,
sweetening, flavoring
and coloring when
jcii-a
produces better results in two minutes?
Everything in the package. Simply add hot
watersndsettoeool. It's perfection. Asur.
prise to the housewife. Mo trouble, less ex
pense. Try it to-dar. . In Four Fruit Fla
vors: Leinon, Orange, StMwbeiry, Rasp.
oerry. At grooets. inc.
i
Ladic's Tan
Tics
Dark shade, low leather heels, made
for comfort's sake, soft uppers, Tun
Soles; price $2.50. '
High heels, bluoher cuts. Fr, nth or
Cuban dqrk tan, heavy sole
two eyes ivlth large ribbon lac.
pumps,
$3.0O.; Also heavy sue strap
$3.50,
If Its shoes we have them.
pump
NICHOLS SHOE CO.
On the Square.
YachfCIub
SALAD DRESSING
s,
Gives the fltilshlna touch to
salads, Cold Meats,
Slced Tomatoes
-. and Lettuce.
' J ' 3$ cents pet- bol(le.
Bell ti Van Every
4,PURB FOODS"
23,Haywood Phone 221
SPECIAL RATES
Round trip colonist rates to Texas
Oklahoma, JjOUlslana and Indian Ter
ritory, each first and third Tuesday.
. Round trip Convention rates to Col
orado June 2.9th, to July Srd, inclusive.
Round trlpconventiori rates on vat'
lous dates from May 23rd, until Sept,
28th, with final return limit 90 days to
California and Lewis and Clark Expo
stU'in, '-Portland Oregon.
Tlii-TOKh Pullman tourist cars oper
ated uir na,ys a week from WasJi
Ington, D. C., to San Francisco with
out change, via Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile and New Orleans, anC two cars
per week from St. Louis, via Chicago
& Alton and Union Pacific, via Kansas
City and Denver, Information cheerful
ly given,' - ' ' ' ;:y
. J. F. VAN RENS8ELAER
R. O. Bean, T. P.. A.. (Jen. Agent
a. W, Ely, T. P. A. UPeachtreeBt
Atlanta, CU.
' . ASIIEVILLE CEMETERY CO.
r Annual Meeting o stockholders.
Aa provided In the charter of the
Ashevllle Cemetery company, the an
nual meeting of Us stockholders will
be held at the company's office In th
city of Ashevllle, on the 10th da; of
July, 1905, at 4 p. m. 1 -
J. P. 8AWTER, President
T. W. PATTON,-.
... . Se;retary and Treasurer,
til July 10. , , ' -
Sunday Schedule
Of Passenger Trains 'on Ashevllle and
Craggy Mountain Rallwuy Company
taking effect Sunday, June 18th, 150E;
Leave .
noif Yard
2:00 p. m.
3: 80 p. m,
4 :00 . p. m.
5:00 p. m.
:0O p. m.
Leave
' Ot'agv.
,' J:30- p. in.
3:JO p u
'.'3o p.- m
: 6: 30 p. in.
,J:q0 p.m
: -'v -V, . -
3. F.
BIACKWOOD, Superintendent
l-V-.,..-'V'-'-' J-J"-i 1 ; '. '
Schedule of passenger trains an -
Ashcyille & Crajg5y :
Mountain Railway
Taking effect Monday. May 1st, 1905.
Dally Except Sundays.
Leave Golf Tard. Leave Ctuggf.
:0 A. M. 8:00 A. M.
:30 A. M. ' : 10:09 A. M.
' :10:S0 A. M. ' i 12 Nonn. '
V 2:30 P. M. " 1:09 P. M.
4:30 P. M. : 6:40 P. M.
(Eastern Standard Time.)
Take Charlotte street cars, leaving
Pack square 15 minutes before leav
ing lime at Golf Yard, to make con
nections with the' above trains.
nectlonn with
A VJ.F.
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Blackwood, SupL.
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! mm MMMKMswa President , -.
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I' ' BELL RINGS! rTTSrV-
I V!wt is. tl.s trouble ",f ' f V.
I Oil explosion! '. . Did not1 use t jj :
Fire Kindlcr !
. Carolina Coal & Ice Coi J
I ' Phone 130. "' ' I ' '
RE-ED-
. TUNES ; f
PIANOS
Folk's Musla HeuM,
g Baggage Transfer
Freight Haulinflf
Draying of all kinds,
Furniture movine. '
In.
z Storage warehouse.
Baggage checked from
residence to destination
with railroad check.
Excavating and con
structing. . .
ASIIEVILLE TRANSFER CO.
B.C. Allen, Mgr.
Fbene Sit.
With City
Putt. Kv
Ticket Offloe. ,
DR. CIS REED
Specialist
Diseases of the Rectum,
jiiilto-Unuaiy Organs.
Roeil liuildiiig.,
and
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' THE" PUREST '
of InKi-cillents but the most ca
pahle ind careful of prcscrlptionists
for compounding prescriptions ro
what Kive us l.i.i ,. ami desirable class1
of patronage we aro constantly secur-
'"ff- . . , ..r.
You can implii Itlv Inist us for qunl
ily. nrciiracv and -promptness. Our
Toilet rcipiiKlti'S aro the best that Con,
be. proi'iirrd . -
Our prices are ns low as iscoaV
sistetit-with best iiu.iliiy. Try us. ;
Plalllin's Drug Store ;
Phone132.
Cor. Patton
Church Street.
Ave anil
ous
A lemplinff , Roast, Lamb w Heft,'
one of lhe ,"ma.kc-yi)iir-miiutliwalor'"'
kind, Is an easy pinposillun, for ma
Juki, now.. 1 .. a Jt
W. M. HILL;
Phone 4
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FEATIIERST01J , SOOG
Dealers 4a all kinds of IMPORTED
AND DOMESTIC WINES, LIQU0R3 ;
AND CIGARS. - ,, it V w
Purity Guaranteed ;
Phona'40l. "'..TTlfl
NO. 5, West Cellege Streets . '""i
No. 29 North Main Street,'
SilMeafel
-V synonym for the 'best nicaf food.Ji
Hit cs pfive our clnlm by .calling , .,
THE STAR
' ; Teleplione 66. ,
TIP TOP LIOT ROOi',1
Corner North Main and 'College' St,
for hot lunches, Ilam-sandwlchta. pit
fee, eta. Everything new. ,' i
' Best of Service. Open dny and nigUt.
MARSHALL WEST, prop. . ,
i , t Clarsoes Err!y Mart
-'V'y :v '"Air" i-,,"';'iSi,A'1' --Cj '
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