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row trr.m Atlanta ar.d 4rl:i
S-Tth French Broad
be at 4
Mr
aellvlll.
iail Alun4'r has gone to Ruav
T-nn . for or vera I daya.
-c r. ' ;r,'inf
' marriage '
M , h ro ' ;r:nf. ?
Id Hunt. fitter
H --4 y ' V- n
r, at r -i .
I'.- . ir fr. .',
.! MiK ir,ir,
Vlr ril Mr
I
mr,l Mr Hunt
if interstate Her
North. I'ar-.Ilni
director of the
'i VI r x n d VI f
th :
el.
Mr an'l i
J')d ir.vifa!',. -their
wf-'- A '. 1
Mr. Jm B-n -
Which (;" Pt.l.
ing, fb ti' i
patt wis ' k in
feri.uv rtt' r, .' V
$a ' i' . 'T-'r
'.r ,, .. ! -in
' ..,
to- a ' j.f. .r
refton f -n
rtrjr flouting
and l th physical
J C. A )r. thl
Huntington will rM ifr
marriage at 17 IUva id
Mr Thorna Rolitn
morning with bri
her residence on f 'h' :
. .4
Th Pari Mllllhiry e-,rnpny
very uccejefil s'aff op. rung
tfrrday t their ttop i.n 'ntith Main
atreet.
. Jt
The marrlag of Mi Aima Kllt of
Ahevllle to Mr. Wm- .VI. Keener
Oeorgia vsi aolemniied at the home
of the hrld' parent, Mr and Mm.
O. W. F.Ma, 17 Bartlett alrrt. at I
o'docfc lm nljht. Tha nupt lfl
laat nUrht for WairtilriKton and othr
aatra lt)- for their honyirxxm
Mr i,lrt
Mr J
part if )ftrr
known firm-
Mr , : it K-paid -f Omaha, Xb
i,i ,rin-w!ay in the rtty on hbt
iv ' 'imMa Mr Kopald will
t.rri t Aahtlii f"r a nhort fy
. r .oh 1 t'tt,-r. "
,Vm f..nh.irn and her i(rtr. Ulna
M-iriiW Mr' Mir.ir, ttvr retiirned
i I:. r r , :r.'i V a . -ifi.r .-pn-lina the
rnwtainn th's 'inim- r a:. Hi M.ntr
- )nr.' hr'rn
jt rttifl
;orii, I, M.imrnond of iiton are
it K'foiAoiih Inf.
Mr. iJardnr 'i Hrnmond Bad Mr
yen- I
1
lr (tan'loltrh l,yon of New Or
learm i at Vktorla Inn Mr. l,yon
the n of Mr. and Mm I,. l lyina
rtifl th,- hr'ith-r of Mr. Ka Lyona
I'aife
lr. attd Mr ' 'harlea H. Jordan re
turned y nt rday, after an afenc of
thr'e . k at Kalrfleld Inn and lint
jrinir.
Mr and Mr Ilelmer fhrlntlanaen
RT K. U Oraii, axatatant fwator or
tha riTat Prehjrtrla charrh, per
fanned th earmnir.
Jl J
Th flraf hi hH of thr Winter ae.
an will he lvet Halloween al the
Bailerjr Par hM (Jrfoher Slat. The
haH room and veranda lead me In It
WMI ba bifily and appropriately
decorated The flnrt part of tha even
ing will e drvoed to playing x-vrral
o (ha Ilatnlween fimra Th reveiem
will turn cnatnmca and maeka and at
tha Cinderella hour of midnight wilt
anmaak, Muny of the feminine gneata
Will wear eonvctrilonal evening g.n,
with a 4ralna or ararf and a muk.
IMnrtng will begin at 1;30 aftr tha
IiaIIwcR ravela are oyer.
- .
Mia Mill Beaa and Mr. Walter B
Marlweather wera marrted Wednea-
day afternooa at ona o'clock at tha
homa of Um fcrlda, 1 Hllver atreet,
hf Praaldlng Elder, 4, C. Homa, Tha
parlor waa prettily dcorateJ with
goldeh rod and palma. Mbw Bean'i
trllng sown wm hlua chith with a
hat of th aam color. Mra. Merl
weather hag many, frtenda In Anhavlflc
who wlah her and her huaband avarv
happlnem Mr, and Mra. Mariweathar
v,ft after tha woddln fur Columbia,
i- C which WW t thatr futura hrm
1hg Thttrattar Drldaa cttib mat a-
terday rtnionn at tha raaldenca of
Mn I, O. Dvenlh on OharlotU
airaet. Tha player, war Mra. John VV
JMngkr, Mm. Thorn aa Itolllna, Mr.
Charlton Millard, Mra. Aabury llar
nert, Mra. V. U Hunt, Mra. Frank
Weaver. Mra. ft tore rolio,et Ues
Way, Mra. 3. iv. Kaucatia, Mr. A A.
Pen land and Mra Derenlah
In the city
Mr. J. F. TayWirof Norfolk, Va
la In town fur aeverel daya on boat
neaa.
Ml A. B.
rheater, t'l.nn.,
worth Inn.
"as It
la a
of Booth Man
gueat at Kenll
. at ai
Jl a Jl Jl Jl Jl Jl Jjl Jt Jt
PERSONAL.
jt jt jt jt jt jt jt jt -jt jt jt jt
Mra. J. H. Watera of Kufula, Ala.,
hk returned to tier home, after vlalt
In Her 1mr, Mta. Kdwln McKay, on
Vanca atrcet.
Mra. H. C. Kllla of Hot Spring la
t th Mattery Park hotel wor ft m.v
rat wwaka at ay.
Mra, . 8. Btrvena and Mra R. C.
Btawma leave today for Orrara, 1ju
rana and other pnlnta In Houth Car
ollna to vlalt relative.
tf. Charlea 8. 8tt left yealerday
tot waaningui attend tho Interna,
tlonal TuberculoMa rongreaa.
Mr. and Mr. Oeorge A. Miller of
Morganton, who have apent aeveral
nay of thohr honeymoon at the Iint
tery 1'ark hotel, left yeaterdoy for
Mlnnenpolla, Minn,
rr. Charloa I. Minor left yemerday
for Waahlngton to Attend the Interna
tional Tuherculoal congrema In that
city.
Mr. Henjamln lleruard 1in gone to
New York, and will abort ly go to
Ithaca to enter Cornell unlvoralty.
Mia Mary Wiley of Atlrmln, who
riaa pent the auinnmr at Aabury Park,
Mr. Mr.rrl, tttaron la tha gueat of
ha cooxlne, the Mlsaea Kmanuel, on
tllawaseee atreet.
Mra. HlUer, who haa been vlaltlng
her daughter, Mra. Jamna Kawyor, haa
returned to Mobile.
Mra. fife hi of Macon, Oa., who
apent aeveral daya at the Manor laat
week, haa returned to her home.
Mr. Beaele c fetidger and family
have returned to their home. 19
Montford avenue.
Mr, rforah Relblca la th gueat of
Mr, i. E. Rumbongh.
Mm C. D. Robertaon of Clnrdnnatl
Will arrive ahortly to vlalt her mm
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr.
Ho hen Robartaon, who have taken the
Wytin eotuge, VlrtorU, for aom
time.
Mra Oaorg Pack and Mlaa Ida
Farman, who have" apent the aumrner
With Mra Philip Kolllna on lten
laland, have returned t
Mr. i. Malone of Hallhury U In
tn city on bualnea.
Mlaa Helen Murphy and her brotW-
r, Mr, Irf-e Murphy, will return
ahortly frowt Oreanwlrh, Conn., where
Ithey had a cottage during the aum
mer.
Mr. M. T. Khlnehart haa returned
from a ten day' trip to Chattnnooga.
Mr. and Mm tlernld Thomaa of
Pin Hluff, Ark., are In town for a
ahort atay.
Mr. and Mr. A. C. Ilartlett re
turned from abroad the U.th of Hep
tember, and are In chVago.
Mr. H. W. Pliimmer and Mr. KdV
wln Hay leave todaj' for a week'a
camphit trip to Junaliiaka) and the
Btmiky mountain
Mlaa Helen Ollmore haa gone to1
New York and will vlult friend In
Itoaton and llrattlehnro, Vt . before
returning to Anhevllle.
Mr r,, Mr.. W i Handolph have
leaeed the frrke eotige iyn Tarlofte
wfreet f.,r rr.e ;nT-r. arid r-ttimwl
fr-.rn K M.i.int!ii "Aith their fam
jv ,.f. r.rfv
.VI
X '
ei y
I';
f.en.),n
Mr fprigg Hr-nt
town f-,r a fe ,A-,
..r. .f
1 r Al dav
i 'in lr, nafi ! In
Mr
. hiM
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t r. - '
ira
Mr
ad-iph.
an-l Mra .1 H
'A h ' p 1. '. .-. eTJl
o l'.T
r ef i rrfd
; . r. rday
Camptrf-U and
montha In Mr
relrlenee .,n I.llterty
to th'dr home jn Al
bion left yet.-rday
for a ahort trip
for Pht-
WILLIAM J Mm ASKS
THAT TEDDY PRACTICE
WHAT HE PREACHES
iCantMaear team ffrt paga-l
Mr and Mra H V Manning of Kt
Tiil. Mo, are In Aerie I lie for aev
eral ilaya
Mm' lorothy nod Mlaa Nell O'llrten.
wr!l I'ave on To.Hwiav for ?Cew Tork
t i t y . where Mlaa Dorothy O'Brien will
hi'.r her fine contralto voice culti
vated Mr and Mra Hanahan of Waynea
vllie are apendlng le-veral daya at the
Itattery Park hotel.
Mrn Jeter and family who have oc
cupied Mra. Ward reaidence on Flint
atrcet during the piirnmer returned to
txala. Kl. , yeaterday.
Mra Miliikeq. Mra Farw. and
Mi eu,- Farweli return to New
irt.-an4 t.ida yaffer apending the aum
rner si Kenllworth Inn
Mr H ft. McNeeiey of Mlack Moun
tain l In the city
Mr H A Schbiaa leeaor of the Orand
ipera houae la at the Battery Park
hotel
Mr. John Mill of Kutherfordton I
In town for aeveral daya.
Mr Sarah Partridge of Mon(lceo.
Fla., la in Aahevllle for a brief atay
Tn and Mra. Carl V. Revnolda have
moved Into helr new reaidence In
Proximity Park
Mr. John M Lang-fey of Kentucky
I vlaltlng her mother. Mra. J M
Otidger Jr, on French It road avenue
BLEACHERS FALL;
TWENTY-FIVE HURT
(By Aaaeclated Pratt.)
IIOANOKE, Va., Hept. 2. Twenty
five peraon were Injured on the
floanoke fair ground today when
land of bleacher collapsed, carrying
down more than a thousand men, wo
men and children. The majority
the victim Buffered apralncd ankle,
cut and bruiaaa. Mra. Ida Meadowa
of Johnaon City, T nn , wa badly cut
on the face and head and her body
severely bruised. H. M. Dlckeraon of
Roanoke Buffered a compound free
ture of th right teg. Mr. John Beard
of Ronaok bad both ankle broken.
Tha injured were removed to hoiplt
ala. Twenty thoiiaand apectator
were on tha ground at the time and
great egoltement prevailed.
"LIBERAL PARTY"
SPRUNG IN GEORGIA
(By Asaeelatad Prtta.)
ATLANTA, Un Hept 2 Politic
waa given a new turn In thla atat to
J day when a call waa leaued for the
aaaemljllng of what I termed "The
Liberal Party."
Ihdegatea from all atate In the t'n-
lon are aaked to aaaemble In I'hnlta
rtooga October Sth, to nominate can
didate for prjaldent and vlce-preal
derrt.
The cnll la algned by Hldney (' Tapp
aa chulrman. and Tt T Woodhnll aa
aecretary, both men being Atlanta n
Idem
The announced purpose ,.f tl.e n.
party la "The ecparatlon of rhurrh nnd
itnte," the "total elimination of the
horch from politic," and the en-
franchleement of women aa voter.
he rotitd have aeritrd the republican
ilaofi. I n,ftlnaiion n hta r.-.ord'
i ' -
in tnei jt s the ooarerf ,1 i;iiK-t of the
president that made :..m the n.,m-n
of hi iiarty and the president aeemn
' feel that th eaig. . ,r the . ae
r'ToTre that the fnl niport of the
admin Intra Hon ahall he as .-n to Mr
Tift candidacy.
Foajr Vatn In rongmoi.
."1 nave ieajt ftept ..rrs. e p.. anv great
etent. Fr Jr In roogreap cover
my offMal Kpierler I began Uf
a a voumr 'lawyer, practiced for i
few year n llnoi and then w.-m
to N. brake4 had no rich or power
fnl friend to alii nr.e Whatever dia-
tlm tlon I have Ikained ha been gatn-
ed tn the advocacy of the polliea of
government which I have deemed b.t
for th people, and vet I think that
you w(H agree with me that I have
neenreaaonar.iy auc-eaaliil. I wa
nominated for- the presidency by a na
tlonal convention of my party and re
ceived the vote of .S.i) of peo
ple. Nothwlthatandlng my defeat.
again nominated and again re
ceived about the aame vote After th
lapae of eight year. I have been nom
inated a third lime, the nomination
coming from th rank and file of my
party, and coming with a degree of
unanimity that Indicate that Jhe prin
ciple which I have been advocating
are acceptable to the party. HI of
ficlal record awottld not have aecured
him the nomlaatporu I have been
thrice nominated without an extend
official record.!
Ia ConaMrd.
"He call attention to thing that I
advocated but he do not give you
a full Hat of them I have advocated
larin reform for twenty-etght year
and atill dor . I have lived long
enough to ace? the republican party
frightened by the growth of tariff r
rorm entiment into making a prom-
lae of Immediate revision, and Mr
Taft hlmaelf toa been driven to con-
fea that the present echedule are in
defenalble. I have advocated the in
come tax for aomcthfng like eighteen
year, and have; lived to aw Mr. Taft
finally advocate It. I have advocated
the election of aenatora by direct vote
of the people for eighteen years, and
rejoice to welcome Mr Taft to It ad
vocacy, although he only expreaac
personal Inclination toward It. I hav
advocated th Ultimate Independence
of the Filipino and I have been re
joiced to fin dthat In thla campaign
he admit there la no other eettle
ment of the qtlentlon
"He aaya that I favored the free
coinage of allver. It la true. He might
ako have told you that Mr. McKlnlry
voted for free coinage of ailver in lXTS
that the republican national conven
tion in lft? pjodged itae4f to interna
tional bl-mv'tatUam. and that Mr. Mc
Kinley' ftrat important act after tak
ing the oath of office waa to aerfii a
commlaaiort to 'JBurope fo atk other
nation to Join n in rcntorlng bl-
metttlllain." ' '
ano.... ., i i ,
LINERS FOG BOUND
BARGE RUN DOWN
Mr. perclval Bmlth of Hn inter. S.
('., who haa been vlaltlng til family
at 2D0 Haywood afreet, haw returned.
Mra, 'Angnataa b. Bhenard. ITr.. ar
rived on Wadneaday to vlalt tinr Bar-
anta, Mr. and Mra. Arthur F. Keea, at
Hcnuworth LiOdg. , i
CONTROL OF CO.
CHANGED HANDS
Mr. and Mr. Jame Wade and
Child, who hav been vlaltln ffra, C,
M Plait, have gone to New Yorjc city.
Mra Tyaon, who haa been at Margo
Terrace for aeveral week, leavea
Hiinilay for Montgomery. f
Mlaa N. ll Viren will arrive tomor-.
Dresses and Costumes
The line coiiiil is( v (he most di sinililr iiiaf cri;i Is and
kIi.'hIcs, Ilrondi'lolh, Cln vron, Satin. N't.ilc, 'n liatistc,
Mcs.siilinc Silk and Nft. ( 'nlrs, I'.l.n k, W'liitt, lalit
IJhic, Navy, l'ink, Mai'.f, C'hainpaiifitc, Ma live, RimI,
Jtrowtt, KcKcda, I'.lii' k and W lute rlic. k and pin Mtripc.s.
St'lf'H ;tfc 1 iiii'T--: and r.inpin
kIppvch; lace and -nili-il r-d .ki
and cifYu1ar.
I 'lifPR 1 ".( H ) to W m . K . . Jl
( By Aolatd Vttt. )
NEW YORK, -Hept. 34. The eon.
trol of the 'vVaahtngton Life Inanrahre
Company to.lgy paaed from the hand
of la.vl P MdHon. Thoma F. Ityan
and Harry Payne .Whitney to a Pttte
burg nvndlcate hea.td by William C.
Italdwln. president of Jhe Pittsburg
Life and Trust Company.
The deal waa completed lata thl
afternoon and Mr Baldwin w elect
ed president to aucceed John Tatlock
Nearly all the old membera of the
board of director realgned and their
place were (Hied with men who are
axaoclated with him In the purchaae
and control of the Waahtngtoft Life.
cffirt. with loitir
nnd Kkitls plaited
Af. V. MOORE
Ldi
"Ready" Taller.
Pattoa Av.
MORE DIVORCES
FOR VANDERBILTS
(By Attoclatad Pre.)
5KV Y'OltK, Sept. 24 Justice
Oerifrd In the supreme court today
algnetl tbe final decree of absolute di
vorce 111 favor of Klsle French Van
dcrbllf. fnm Alfred tlwynne Vander
hllt on the recoiTiini'tulatlon of Bef
ore.! OaWld McClpre.
The interlocutory decree wa grant
ed on My ;lh The custody of the
one child. William Henry Vanderbllt.
now about "1" .vcara of age, la given
to the i.iothfr
They men. married on January 14.
litfll The decree cay that Mr. Van
derbllt ahall have the right to apply
at any time to the court on five day'
notice to the plaintiff for direction tn
reaped to hi rttcht or access to the
child
JOHN MAUNEY
IS APPREHENDED
(HrwHal to Tw fit Urn.)
HALlHItl'ItY. N c . Hept 24 John
Maltney, well known In Salisbury, waa
arrt-ated here laat nlalit. charged with
eomllclty In the c inaidracy with
Oeorge Murphv. Jalleil here yesterday
for an alleged aareement to blow open
and rob the Wachovia Hank nt Spen
cer Thla la the second aireat for the
it. i,ce and It la expected that other
will follow Vaunev was caught on
the street In Kai:burv. and being un
der th Influence or minor, waa very
talkative and protests his Innocence
It claim he can prove an alibi In th
preliminary trial tomorrow.
ONE DOZEN I
CABINET, SIZE
PHOTOGRAPHS
for a FEW DAYS at
98 cents
Ocgular Price $4.
Thla extraordinary offer is
on account of the opening of
the old McFarland Gallery
over Asheville Hardware Co
South Pack Sq.,
Under new management.
R. W. GURIEY.
INSANE WOMAN WAS
LOCKED IN DUNGEON
Mr. Gentry, wife of Fidel Gentry,
who i in the employ of P. II. Thrash
at Hallshory, w.i reported from the
Vance hotel yesterday a being In
sane, hut when an off:, er went for
her ah.- Aa found to le apparently-
rational, loiter .n the night tt wa
reported that he had trr-corn" hyster
ical again An officer went for and
took her to trie city Jail, where she
wa locked ip in a cell, bufXhad to
be removed to the dungeon on ac
count of the hioiMl-ciirdting sh r like
which she K.ive vent to at ahort in
tervals
She wilt be token to the county
Jail this morninir to await the arrival
f some one to take her to the home
of her mother.
The ciuae of her Insanity could not
be ascertained.
52 Jnch JwjlL Back, Broad
Cloth for 85c yard
TJet entlv wo roooiwlan assorfmcnt "of Bmirl
Cloth that m- an prepared to sfiIl at a verr W
:... Ml I ' A it. ... mJ . "
price. iu win ic wiirpix-wu at mtr jiiailiy 01 tuoso
ST'-fxls. Tlioy aro well vf'orth fl.rtO yd. but we haie
marked them for fjitiek sellin,?; at 83c yd.
tde will bi dosed alt day tomorrow.
Shop today. y
Milk
lee Or aam
iBaaraij
Superior DpPricfat
2 All pasteurt2d for bath oak and to Improve keeping VaaUtW-
inina we can pieaa; you wnn our aervtc Bmt tM altty 1
" ' . nuu v jut IiT w no, ( (
ASHEVTLLJ3 PURE MILK CO.
K.MTT WAUCtT STKFEtf
JtaoxB U4
Asheville Mill
If AIR
and
WABHINTON. akapt, 4 Weather
oreaast: ' " '
North Carolina Fair Friday
Saturday; litrht easit winds.
South Carolina Partly clomly Fri
day and Saturday, with shower on
the coast; light Ui freab east winds.
UiK Manretania Ptit Up at
Oravosond Bay at Iito
Hour fast Night.
(y AaMclatad Pre.)
NEW YORK. Sept 24 Shipping
movement were rendered extremelv
j . . . . -
uangerous ny a aena blanket of fog
that hung over th bay and city to
oay. Tonight a score or more of
steamer. Including a number of At
lantlc liner arc fog-bound outsld,
the harbor, and In the thick fog In
the lower bay the West Indian fruit
steamer Senator jan down and aang
the barge Josephua. The Senator.
which arrived here yesterday, after
having experienced a rough voyage
from the Went Indie during which
her captain waa washed overboard
and her cargo mined, wa outward
bound for the dumping grounds to
get rid of her load of decayed bananas
when the collision veeurred The
barge Joacphu nan in tow of the tug
Patlenpe. Ho thick waa the fog that
the pilot of the sP-amer could not see
the low-lying barge until his vessel
wa upon her. and the collision could
not then be averted.
During the etching the fog lifted
for a brief perld and several West
Indian and coastwlae steamers pass
ed out, but the larger vessels were
.impelled to remain at anchorage
The Manretania. which started yes
terday for Qucenstown, was still an
chored in tlravcsend Hav at a late
hour tonight, and the Ueutacblaiid
outward bound, which aall.d during
the day, had to come to anchor down
the hay and Is awaiting the lifting of
fog. The l'rltiz Kiti I Frederick, th,
armanla and other large liners in
mud are anchored off San.lv Hook.
Unable to come In.
Fair, 'healthy, satin akin bestowed
by Satin cream and Satin skin pow
der. 25c.
Bed
Salmon
is just the thing for unex
pected company. There
is nothing better to serve
from the can for an
impromptu luncheon.
Aa it aeaaae ae Aeaw Jtaw
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATIO
an rraail.n, CathWtei .
and Building Co.
Haven't time to say anything
miss it if yon don't get in.
newttxlay. You 11
Few Stores
Leftf
C. T. RAWLS, Pres. L. M. BOURNE, Treas.
P. R. MOALE, Vice-Pres. a M. SMITBt Sec. '
.... - f i tt t tt.t.t.t..tttttt.....tti
FASHIONABLE TAI1AJRIVO.
That's the kind yon Ket when you come to u. not only fahlon
nble. but the best to he had In America. All wool fabric and many
many hundreds of patterns to choose from. '
JONES & CROW ELL
Tailor: Pbone ISA
M Pattoa Ave. AahevlIleL K. O.
' 1 1I1.U1U
-lUr V: UiU. YAM. : n-.l
t!RlR0SAF.I10NNISH,M.D:
r
1 1 nrtsiciaJf ahd txmattm
jwlaM-Mf Ilam. tferwMa; Ecejeal Kmaras
iBirmBrr w ojram, 0rMiy , fraat-ifradua
OdMffaV4.t flMpnrJ, Tor ; 0ri CVaajr
of UUcUe deriEeaaVai't Hmrfrj, AtiaolB, EuvaU
HBiUl for Wrm,,, gWrtia. 0ry&B V
f I rftW'ligi xjnara1i-,tMe. Unt MvtMm
CT
3
LILLIAN R. WINS
HER FIRST RACE
(By Aiaootited r(.)
CINCINNATI. O , rpt , 24. Ulliaa
owned by i)avld Shaw, of cuw-
lund, made hi r tlrat race atart of the
year this afternoon and aatnnlshed
(Irand tMrcult race follower by allow
ing aieed enouKh to beat Margaret (
the favorite. To do thl Lillian It hail
o make li record of 2:04 the best
time made by a trotting marc this
year. Summaries:
Jlotel Uartmun consolation. 2:14
JinccY. purse 1.000. Hal Haven, won;
tlllv B. aecoud; The U-r. third. Best
time, I:0
8:12 rln trotting, purse 11.200.
OciUecl . won. Zuxa, second ; Cuiri
na Iawon, third Beat time, 2 OTV
2:07 claa pacing, parse $1,200
Fred P. won: Rrcndn Yorke, second;
lalnetH. third. Best time, 1:04 '4-
2:07 class trotting, parac 11,200
Lillian li. won; Karly Alice, wcond;
Margaret tt. third Beat lime. 2:04
Special to beat 1 : 8f pacing. Ihtn
Patch loat Time l:5t.
Millard Uvacy (tno.) pkoa lit.
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Water inflons nT good quality
VAN LINDSEY
Phone 341.
Phone 66
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Tartcty of Appetite.
Chickens
ALL SIZES
Quality
PLEASING
woJS1111 Sh01, Sinography, Typewriting and Teleg
rapny Oldest and best etpiipd school of its kind in the
houth.
For particulars as to rates, etc, call at class room High
School (formerly Female College bldg.), corner College
"tin BIICCIS.
Beckham-Emanuel Report
ing Company.
Commercial Renography, copying
and reporting of court, apaechea and
convention. Room tt Amarlcaa Na
tional Bank lull-ling. Phone itt.
M. WEBB
MJllincrr Importer
No. Battery Park Place. Phone 1044
Asheville, N. C.
Latest styles in Fall Mil
linery. PARIS MILLINERY
7 South Main St.
MISS CRUISE
Manicuring and Hair r retting Parlor.
Juat received, a full line of hair goods
and all-over nets.
Over Candy Kitchen.
Room II, Haywood Rtreev
The Asheville School of
llasic & Dramatic Art
TKB AtmrroiUTJal
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51 MAmttWJgrj
ASHEVILLEv kc
licoutirol line ,.f Cilmii,,! liucbings mid Collars
.'.'l:,l Tliv vi,st li,,,, f V,,.k-rar Hint
Aslicvillo this season. Our rrins are
they are alwavs so.
lias rcaclie,
moderate
Come here for your notions. Big line
just in
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