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Cured by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
This dangerous throat disease has often led
: i to more serious and fatal diseases through, neg-
lect to cure it in its first stages with
: j "I have just cotten over a severe ease of bron-
i chitis, which I- contracted from riding: on the
j surface cars which were so crowded, compelling
! me to stand on the platform. I was unable to
; speak for several days, and I owe iny complete
recovery solely to Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap."
' Jessie Schulze, 1207 Lexington Ave., New Tork.
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I SAMPLE 5ENT FREE
! to all readers. We want vou to have absolute !
confidence in Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and. to
that end, will send you a sample free, if you I
will write for it and mention this naner. f
Address A. C. MEYER & CO.. Baltimore, Md. J
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
The substitute which a dealer may try to sell you on tho merits of Dr. Bull's Coueh
Syrup is simply a, very cheaply put up cough mixture that pays him a better profit. Con- -eider
your health. Get only tho old reliable Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, Trice. 25c.. ooc. $1 oo
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RUE LOVES' COURSE
NOT SMOOTH
LITTLE DETAILS OF DRESS.
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And good things to eat find I
their w a y to the dining room I
M TOMen the cook has a
UNIVERSAL."
Saves her time' and labor.
Saves vottr money.
It displaces the Chop-pine I
jq ivuiie ana jjowi entirely.
Seamless Shallow Sauce Pans.
Seamless Preserving Kettles.
Seamless Deep Stew Pans.
Seamless Berlin Sauce Pans.
Seamless Berlin Kettles.
Seamless Sauce Pots.
Seamed Tea Kettles.
Seamless Rice Boilers.
Seamless Round Dish Pans.
Seamless Round Wash Basins.
Seamless Pitchers.
If you want to further
lighten your burden
call and purchase some
of the Stansky Nickel f
Enamel Silverware for
t he Kitchen and Dining
Roomi
C Seamless Round Pudding Pans.
Seamless Round Milk Pans.
Seamless Shallow Pie Plates.
Seamless Deep Pie Plates.
Seamless Water Pails.
Seamless Hanging Soap Dishes.
Hollow Handle Windsor Dippers
Seamless Straight Cups.
Seamiess Cups and Saucers.
Seamless Plates.
Seamless Soup, Bowls.
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ardware Co.
See Window Display.
'Phone orders Taken. Goods Delivered to any Part of City.
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GO-CARTS
and CARRIAGES
Special display of Spring Styles in Go-Carts during
this week and next. Our Spring purchase is
all here now and opened up
for inspection.
Folding Go-Carts.....
Colapsible Go-Carts.
English Carts.....
Hood Certs
.$2.75 to $25.00 each
$9.00 to $25.00 each
$3.00
... $25.00
Raitn Rockers
The good kind at reasonable prices. We can fur
nish all grades and kinds and we can please you.
See the Green Grass Rockers and Chairs that
, are so popular. Do not put it off, but
come see them at once.
Troubles of Youthful Romeos and
J'jliets who Have not Lived the
Requisite Number of Years
and Yet Want to be "Yoked
Together,"
Special to The News. '
Asheville, Feb. 14. A love smitten
young couple of the Big Ivy section of
Buncombe county are having troubles
of their own according to informa
tion received from, that vicinity today
and the present indications are that
they yet have a thorny road to travel
before they succeed in entering into
the bonds of matrimony. The parents
of both those involved are bitterly
against the marriase and it is stated
the father of the young lady guards her
constantly, shot gun in hand to thwart
her Romeo.
The groom-to-be or rather would-be
is Gus Harrowood anr his bride elect
is Miss Ida May Corn. Last week they
determined to marry without delay and
one Horace Webb was dispatched to
Asheville to secure the neccessary
license, which he did, swearing that
the parties were more than 19 years
of age. No sooner did the parents of
the young people hear of this, however,
than they took a hand, denying that
Miss Corn is more than 18 and giving
the- age of the prospective groom , as
about 16 years, and absolutely prohib
iting the match. Further than this they
have taken the precaution of keeping
the young lady under constant surveil
lance.: .. -
Register of Deeds . Fortune today re
ceived a letter from Lenoir inquiring
whether marriage license had been
granted to Miss Sue O. Lee and J.
Arthur Link of that place. The inquirer
stated that there had been an elope
ment and that both the parties alleged
to have contracted were under age. In
vestigation of the records here how
ever revealed the fact that no license
had been, granted to persons of that
name. ,
Information was recived here today
of the marriage in Waynesville yester
day afternoon of an eloping couple.
The contracting parties were Miss Ida
Boyd and Oliver Shelton, a prominent
young Waynesville business man. Mr.
and Mrs. Shelton have gone east on
their wedding trip. .
Judge Allen was sufficiently well to
preside over his Superior Court here
this morning and that triunal began
active work. The charge to the grand
lury. which was not delivered Satur
day, on account of-the Judge's indispo
sition, was delivered today. The feat
ure of the charge was a severe criti
cism of men who habitually shirk jury
duty. Judge Allen said it was from
these men that criticism of verdicts
and juries largely emanates, and he
dwelt with considerable sarcasm on
the pleas for exeuse from duty which
are often presented.
S. F. Chapman of this city, has been
advised that the circuit court" of ap
peals at Richmond has granted a new
trial in ; the important suit entitled
Chapman versus the Yellow Pine Lum
ber company of Virginia.
The case is one of great importance
and was instituted by Mr. Chapman
about ten years ago to recover $100,000
damages for an alleged breach of con
tract. The case has been tried several
times the last decision being adverse
to Mr. Chapman. .
Nellie Johnson, the infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson of
Avery's creek township, died this
morning.as the result of terrible burns
sustained yesterday afternoon. The
mother stepped out of the house leav
ing the child, whose clothing caught
from the fireplace. The little girl ran
screaming to the door and the mother
quickly extinguished the flames, but
not until they had done their deadly
work and the child was burned beyond
hope of recovery.
Costly Handkerchiefs For men Which
Mark the Season's Styles.
Little things in a man's dress may
often count for so much that he may
look well dressed even when he spends
comparatively little on his clothes.
It is much more economical, for in
stance, to buy two suits of clothes at
once than to get one and wear it out
before a second is provided.' By alter
nating the two much more use can be
had out of them and the suits will keep
in much better condition; Even men
who can afford to buy as many clothes
as they like have two pairs of trou
sers made to every suit. ' - ;
In the same way it is economical to
alternate shoes rather than to stick to
one pair Until they are worn out. They
last longer and they keepXin better
shape. This sort of econo'my is, of
course, necessary only for men who
have, to think before they buy. " But
they are in the majority. It may seem
an extravagance to buy two derby
hats at once, but it pays in the long
run. A shabby hat will have more ef
fect on a person's appearance than any
other single detail of attire. This dupli
cation of articles of dress may be car
ried as far as the gloves,' which, like
everything else a man wears, last
longer and look better when they are
not worn every day.
It is a similar fact that foreigners
are more particular about their linen
than the average American. A New
Yorker may not shudder if his cuff is
slightly worn or his shirt front broken
from the starching: Such a thing is
regarded as a calamity by a foreigner
from any of the continental . countries.
He would be as much shocked at such
an imperfection as an American would
be at a spot on his coat.
Even the handkerchief has its effect
in creating the impression a man's
dress may make. The sight of a soiled,
crushed handkerchief is discouraging,
even though it come from the pocket
of the smartest cut coat. On the other
hand a neat, fresh handkerchief, even
though its material be not of the finest,
instinctively prejudices one in favor
of its owner. .
Simplicity in handkerchiefs is the
mode this winter. The highly colored
mauves, pinks and greens are a thing
of the past. The handkerchiefs brought
this year from Paris usually have lit
tle more than a , colored band about
them. The monogram matches the
color of the band. .. Very smart are the
plain white handkerchiefs with the let
ters done in color. In such cases the
monograms are very elaborate.
In plain white it is possible to pay
as much as one wants. Fine white
handkerchiefs of sheer linen, crossed
with bars or stripes of a heavier linen
and embroidered with a heavy white
monogram, may cost as much as $8
apiece. They r ao not wear wen ana
soon become crumpled and soiled look
ing. : But they are regarded as the
finest thing in handkerchiefs for men,
Should men use scents on handker
chiefs? That question would never be
asked abroad. There men use perfume
with no misgivings as to whether or
not it is good taste." ' ,
" . New York men-are very Mkelyia use
perfume in moderaxron, put, it is not to
be denied that it is better style not to;
The man who habitually puts-scent on
a handkerchief is likely to become
noted for this peculiarity. Charleston
(S. C.) Sunday News.
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The Kind Yqu Ha e Always Bought, ancjl which has been
m use tor" over asu years, has hone ithe signature of
:r- and has fcecn made under his per-
' Allow no one to deceive vou in this-
Counterfeits, I tnitations and ' Just-as-srood" are Imh U i
Experiments that lirifie with and endanger the health off "
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment,
Castoria is a harmless 'substitute for Castor Oil, Pare--goric,
rops and Sjiothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Op ium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Jts age cis its guarantee. It, destroys Worms
and allays Feverish ness. It cures Diarrhcoa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Tieething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It; assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's; Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE 0 ASTb R I A ALWAYS
Jtears the Signature of t
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INSURANCE,
FIRE,
ACCIDENT,
and
5 HEALTH.
Business Large
Close Attention. '
and Small Lvven
ROBERT D. MOORE, .
Ri??M 7:. , 4C's BUILDING.
IN ONE SHORT HOUR.
BRING RESULTS
lit -a Word
OrteC
New York, Feb. 13,-t-Following. the
late night marriage on Saturday of
Henry A. Parter, a young mining pro
moter and guest at , the Waldorf As
toria, and Miss Reba Zeitler, daughter
of a retired physician of Columbus. N.
J., there has developed a story of
milch romantic interest, -r- a-sM,
Miss ' Zeitler -came" to this 1 city on
Saturday unaccompanied and with the
intentionof passing, only a few hours
sight-seeing with the young promoter.
Time passed! soj. quietly, according to
Mr. Porter's statement to an American
reporter, that 8:30 o clock at night
found them at supper in the Casino;
Central Park, and no prospect of a
train to Columbus.. So Mr. Porter pop
ped the question. Miss Zeitler accepted
and a Waldorf -Astoria house detective
and the hotel chaplain did the rest.
"At 8 o'clock Saturday night," said
Mr. Porter. "I was a confirmed bache
lor; at .8:30 I was a prospective hus
band, and at .0 or thereabouts I was a
married man. The Rev. Henry Marsh
Warren,, of No. -48 West Ninety-fourth
street, married lis. :
"I- met Mrs. i;.Porter Miss zeitler,
rather in '-Canada I last; summer, and
saw her afterward in-Philadelphia and
this city. Her relatives, had "shown no
objection to my attentions to ner, and
as we arei'both more than of age there
la nothing: unusual -in our marriage-
exceptingithat it was a rather hurry-
up affair." - : ' . ,
Young Porter is a son or a . reurea
Irish gentleman, "William J. Porter, of
Port Ross, Ireland, in tne- uianps
nausewavi region. He was, graduated.
from Dublin University and since com
ing t67An;erica,iiab'eeri- identified with
the financial ends or goia- ana, suver
mining: enterprises.- ,
KEEP ST HANDY
Cramgasg Cofia, Dysentcwy
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PUBLIC AROUSED.
The public is aroused- to a knowledge
of the curative merits Of that great
medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters, of 546 St. Clair Ave., Co
lumbus,' i p., writes: rf; "For several
months I. had given up to die. I had fe
ver and ag'ue ; my nerves were wreck
ed; I could not sleep and my stomach
was so weak, from, useless doctors'
drugs, that I could not eat. Soon after
beginning: to take Electric Bitters, ; I
obtained relief,' and in . a short time I
was entirely cured." Guaranteed at
50c,
Everybody says the love of money is
the root of all evil but nobody believes
it
Many men give lavishly of gold,;
To build bridges and castles and tow-
- ers of old;
If you want everlasting fame, a bene
factor be.
Give the poor and needy -Rocky Moun
tain Tea. R. II. Jordan . & Co.
FROM MEN
YOU
KNOW
Testimony Showing Wonder-
ful Cures of Colds,', Croup,
. Pneumonia, etc., made by
Gowan's.
A testimonial from a stranger is one
thing; a letter from the man you know
well is another. We have hundreds of
letters from well-known Carolina and
Virginia men and women. " - Write for our
free booklet which gives many extracts
from letters.
Gowan's Pneumonia Cure is the won-
"derful external remedy for croup, colds,
cougns, sore tnroat, pneumonia, rheuma
tism. You ' rub it over chest or throat.
It goes in, and does the work at once.
Read Y&ur Neighbors' Experience.
V One' application relieved a very bad
sore throat." P. B. Griffin, with H. T.
Heintz & Co.
f"I have used Gowan's Pneumonia
Cure for- olds. . and croup with most
gratifying results. ' It gives immediate
and permanent relief." Rev. N. C.
Yearby, Hillsboro, N. C.
V" I wish to say that .Gowan's Pneu
monia Cnre was recentlv used on m v
little mece with: amazing results; w 'She-
had been , sick for months with inflamed
chest, protracted cough and congested
lungs, and had become very much
emaciated. ' From the first application
she began to improve,: and in a few days
she was romping over the house. '
" think Gowan's Pneumonia Cure a
wonderful remedy, and would advise
everyone troubled with throat, chest and
lung ailments to try it. " W. B.-BAGWEIX,
w noiesaie uxocer, Durham, N. C.' '
All druesrists sell rowan's I ariw
bottles, $1.00 ; croup size, 25 cents. By
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The Kind You Have Alwajs BougM
1 7 r In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CENTAIH COMPANY. TT MURRAY STBEET. HEW VOBK CITY. - . r ; '
Watch
and Jewelry
Repairing
Promptness and good work re
luire the, entire time and atten
tion of the workmen.
I carry no stock and have
aothing but repairing to think
bout. -
If you appreciate having your
watches, clocks and jewelry
-epaired in a first-class manner
rod rady when promised, send
them me.
W. R. Hartsfield
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
, 20 W. Trade St,, next to Blair's
. r ; Drug Store.
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We
Your
House
From one of the largest stocks of Stoves, Ranges,
Kitcheii Furniture, Mattresses, Pillows, Quilts.'
Blankets, Dining Tables, Sideboards,' Chairs,
Parlor Furniture and Housefurnishing Goods ir
the State. Our Prices are Low, Our Terms Eas '
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erring & Dentorv
PHONE 1223 10 N. COLLEGE ST
For
S3le
I rhe O'DONAGUHU"? Residence
on East taenue.
A, houses and lots on S. Brevard
St.
FOR RENT.
3-room house, corner of Eighth
' ' and Davidson.
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For All Purposes
WHATEVER YOUR FUEL REQUIREMENTS MAY BE WE ARE'.
READY TO FILL THEM TO YOUR SATISFACTION. WE HAN-r
DLE ONLY THE BEST COAL THAT MONEY CAN BUY--rI
6TEAM, DOMESTIC, BLACKSMITH'S COALS. .
CHelis
Standard
ice
Fuel Co
, We have
Ten Second hand Pneumatic Buggies
ail in good condition and newly painted that
we will sell cheap.
Also a number of other Second-Hand Vehicles. ,
J. W. Wadworth's Sons' Co
If We Pack Your Pipes They Will Never Freeze "
Acme Plumbing Co;
'PHONE 604
Y. M. C. A. SUiLDINGk
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READ
the House of Thousand
: Candles
The Biggest seller we have
' J ' ever had
Thft House of a Thousand Candles.
- Illustrated : by Christy.
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Houston-Dixon & Go,
W. S. DUDLEY,
12 E. Fifth St.,
Mgr.
Phone 722 - -' ; ;
H P. HUNTER, Sec. and Treas.
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V y. Ever examine' your collars whenthey come back from the "tv-
I I laundry? If they have saw' edges 'and are unevenly turned I
I j it's time. to. make a change-for theibeter.. Every collar laifn- I .
I . dered here bears the mark of quality. Look for it. 1
i vnanotte otearn jaunary i
Laundersy Dyers, Cleaners. -- "
'MORE HEAT
WITH LESS
FUEL.
Stoves that' will accomplish
- this, need no further recom
; mendation, and that's just
what we claim for .
BIRD
GARLAND AND
COLUMBiAN HEATERS.
You all know that our
claims mean something.
1 (UlcGaosland & Go. ;
South Tryon St.
A Chiid's Bicycle lor a Hew
; Year's Present
will yiake the happiest child.
We have all sizes to select
from. Call and get our prices
Full liiie of supplies.
Rlcjay M'f g1 Co.,
j ".-:'': 8. Tryon St.
PEKtir DAVIS'.)
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