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tmiUt, bom 4Ud 1747.
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ad pttriot SMnder, He Is
PhlUdclpulai bora la Inf.
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; Ul-KuMbinb t iUwilUn
" wtntar ud ruler, who eon
, , qumd the (roup et bUsd
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U9-Uati Hons Oottiebalk,
.' Uou pitnUt, bora la M
f , UMMMi oim law.
law Bwtrl Jum a. WtdMNrtadUd el
rratTcd la the Uttlt ol the WlldwMM
... Ok tthi kora la CkDMM, M. T.. MOT.
URWoha Btutrt Kill, Engliih wriUr em lofie
end political eonoiny, died; born MOft.
IMO-OujUi rintwrt. Frtnch sovtlirt, altd at
RoiHBi bora IKS. ' I i.
laMJudih Phillips Bmliniln, ConfdnU
. ntarr of IUU ind MUrwud a aoUd London
. btrriitar. died la feritl bora la 8to Do
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' 1M Ex-OoTornor JiBMt A ITaioa died at Hia-
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Karri
Vnlted. States . Supreme ... coun.. w m ,
abandon this repeatudiy and uniformly
enunciated doctrine? Will It reverse alt
fte former decisions, overrule itself and
now say that what an me statesmen
and sage since the beginning have
regarded a true American doctrines;
principles of American liberty and the
basis of a people's governmentwill H
say that they were all mistaken and
did not understand the American sys
tem of government as created by our
forefather?... v.
No Democrat Can assume such a
stupendous reversal . by the. highest
court In the land, on of the three
great, branches : of mhe ; govern
ment '.i however, ' much . h j rriay
have suspected that court, of inten
tlonally overlooking th public welfare
In Its Income tax decision.; No less
careful " observing statesman , than
Charles Sumner , has ' declared that
courts are human and may, as . they
often have, subordinate their person-
sonal convictions and logical deduc
tions to powerful Influence-
Already the press 1 beginning to re
fer fo fhls matter, and It la one of too
great Importance to be neglected, They
feaf that the United State Supreme
court may fall beneath th baneful,
blighting influence of the money pow;
er. mistaking It, to ay th least, . for
public Influence, and deliver up to lm
perialiem the nation which their pre
decessor have so persistently ' sought
to preserve. Upon what oth'er hypoth
esls did Mr. MeKinley dare override
the Constitution! ; '
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- TO PLAY SPARTANBURG.
EDVIHA; AL0ER;,1A!1
GOES TO TULANE
eslgns Presidency of the
University of N. C. "
HIS LETTER ANNOUNCING THAT
THE RESIGNATION IS TO TAKE
" EFFECT JUNE 16.
i Caotaln Patton says " that Vance's
mantle did not fall on Aycock, We re-"
"'gret that th Captain's' consuming
r modesty caused him to refrain from
telling us whose shoulders ft did fall
' t ' , ' (....'
. on. , . . ...... . ... , . ...
'" Those great constitutional lawyers,
Captain Patton and diluther, should
make a joint campaign In favor of
Black Supremacy. Captain Patton can
furnlh the' tears and conscience and
(niuther the rhe WrldT
,Th baseball team of th city high
School will go to Spartanburg Friday
where it will play th team of the
Spartanburg high school Friday after
tioon. The team will oe accompanied
by Mr. Ray tor, manager of he team
and will return Saturday.
I Following is the line, up: Jo Rlvs,
lb, Wlllard ; Northup, ' lb.;, Vonno
(JUdgef.V p. Charles Nelson,
Charles Nichols. cL; Stephen Lynqh
i T. Hampton, tt;' Leslie Fanning,
Jb,: Arthur Btokely, If.; HarVey
Campbell,-' aubstltute. ;
i "'-" 11 1 '. 1 "
Sdutnern Baptist Convention,
! Tonight a committee ' of " AsheVIlle
cltlsens wUl leav for Hot Springs,
Ark., wher the vllt r attend th
Souther Baptist convention and iu-
...Vttt.lt to. meet In Aihevllle . In May.
1M1.
' 'Ashevllft could have had the South
ern Baptist convention this year U we
bad a hall large enough for th 4100
delegate and visitors. Next year wj
.. arllL aava th auditorium--ready for
the convention. .
That convention holds for one week
ma of the delegate will t here fir
ten day. Tht people who atte id that
convention will spend about; f 40,000 In
- Ashevllt. That will be the first fruits
of th auditorium. That fruit is worth
gathering, '
; ' Th auditorium wfJl go on bearing
, such fruit. Put your name down fot
a much stock as you can possibly pay
for, and help grow the tree that will
bear such good fruit.
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Safeguards the food
o agamst miAl
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Th Charlotte New of Monday an-
nounea that President Edwin A. Al
derman of the University of North i
Carolina ha resigned. .President Al
derman's letter to Secretary R. H.
Battle, announcing his decision, fol
lows; ' ' ' ' '" - '
"I beg to offer to the board of trus
tees my resignation as president . of
the University of North" Carolina, to
take effect on June 15th, 1000. 1 take
this step after patient study, In order
that I may accept th presidency of
Tulan university 1 of Louisiana, to
which I was elected on April (th, 1900.
This decision ba been reached In the
belief -that It Is Just to my professional
life, and to wider opportunities for ed
ucational service that I make the
change. I have tried very hard to do
the right thing along large lines and
to eliminate from , this problem the
commonplace and the sordid. If I
have seemed to take undue time to act
It 1 because time has been needed to
see with even partial , vision the path
to tread.
" I have firm belief that every
thoughtful man who has had this mat
ter In mind at all will know something
of the hurt of mind and heart through
which I have passed and the conflict of
duty and emotion in which I have
struggled. It Is the hardest thing I
hare yet had to do In my life. I do
not need to say that my heart has
been touched by the evidence of ap
preciation, all too generous and un
deserved, from the people of the state
whom I have labored for sine man
hood) from your honorable body, so
helpful and Just to me always; from
the body of alumni and from the fac
ulty and students of this Institution In
whose service I have known; the. Joy
of striving. : I count' this appreciation
the finest reward of a life of some toll
and struggle for the upbuilding of my
native state."'
Captain Patton says that he can re
member when he was a boy. And yet
h can't remember by about "ft per
cent how much his vacant lots are
worth, when he lists them for taxa
tion, but his memory Is all right for
etling purposes. e" J. ?
U MeKinley Rash I -t
'Let us tnak no mistake about this
Porto Rlcan question, which has been
denounced alike by the friends i and
opponents of Mr. MeKinley. He and
his advisor may have had . good
aeasons for abandoning what was sup
posed to be "plain duty." They are go
ing to maintain their position and
support th policy of the administra
tion, for to yield In a single essential
point would mean certain defeat. y
; We know from recent events that
Whatever may be said of the Independ
ence of the legislative' branch of the
government tt It more theory- In fact
t Is controlled by the executive, and
t the crack of th whip In th hands
of the power that Is upholding Mr,
MeKinley, the Republicans In cotigri'M
gllgn themselves. In . accordance with
5r W ........ ft .
kls wishes: '
V But what shall we say about the In
dependence of the Supreme court?
Leaving out Cuba, all our Insular pos
sessions occupy the position of abso
lutely dependent colonies, without cttl
enshlp, representation, or a republl
ann form of government. They have
pur flag but our constitution I not ap
plicable to them. They form a person,
al empire exclusively subject to the
pvrwnal jpohtrot it tha.mttti Irho fill
th presidential chair. Now the Su
preme court has hitherto uniformly
aphtld tbe'tohtimtbm tbjU t no consti
tution Is self-extending to all the ter
ritory over which th sovereignty ot
the United States extends, that ! to
ay, th flag and th constitution ar
Inseparable. ' s
You arc cool
- and so it your kitchen, even In
the hottest weather, if you ar
. using a seasonable food. Th
thoughtful housewife wants the
food that can ba most quickly
prepared, and the food that Is
appetising and nourishing, but
not unduly heating. .
Nothing compares with
WHEAT-HEARTS in theae re
' spects. It has Its finest flavor
and highest digestibility when
; cookeu but two minutes; and it
cannot be overheating to the
system because WHEAT -H
vTS Is almost entirely
,; gluten,,.;,, u', " ., ,: ;
"irSwheat-Hearts We Want
The Wheat Hearts
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ii Seeds.
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WOOD'S HIGH GRADE
Fan
Our bosineaa in Farm Seed la
to-day one of tha largest in this
Country. A result due to tht fact
that qnality has always been onr
first oonniileratlon. W tupply
all Seeds required for th Farm.
GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS,
Cow Peas, Cotton Seed,
Seed Oats, Seed Com, r
Sola, Navy & Velvet 1 1
Beans, Sorghums,
... ; Broom Corn, Kaffir ,,
; - CornPeanuli, v ' l"
MUlet Seed,
r iJRape,etc Jj!o3
Wood's Deacrlptlvt Catalogna
Mn th talleet Information about'
Mum and all other Deed; brsl methods
of eullur, suit test sdW fo, dlffaiv
rsnlerotis and pmotlval hints to'
what are likely to pro most profitable
to grow. Ustalogue ataUed free npon
rsnsV
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it means the
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stock. Great
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pantry, kitchen, and dining room in the.city, as
best and purest, foods of all kinds. i
The markets of the world contribute to our
care is given to jlhe purchase of each article.
Purity and quality are the first two points we consider
when we buy goods. We do not sacrifice quality for price!
Our experience; teaches us that our customers are willing to
pay a reasonable price for the very best goods obtainable.
Special. . ' i-
, Demonstration of Shredded Wheat Bisc q . ,
every day this week in our store. ' ' ' 1
Fine lot cow peas at'C. S., Cooper's,
39 South Main street.
A fresh snpply of Naiiiirtium
the tall kind, at Grant's.
aeed,
.Wood's Seed at Grant's.
A poor appetite quickly mended by
urant's Tonic,, Pleasant to take. 75c.
at Grant's.'
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Comfort and Cleanllnis In ' these,
Columbian Liquid for b4a bugs;Corum
blan Insecticide for roaches; Mundus
for ants, Only at Grant's. ,
GKIP'""' -Cured
at th Qulslsana Sanitarium,
1(7 French Broad avenue. Office hours
(rom t to 11 a. m. and fr.m t to 4
p. m. .
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the fatigue" of ; a
- hot day Is reduced
by some refresh
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Notice.
Notice Is hereby given by. the mayor
and board of aldermen - of the city of
Aahevllle, as required by law, that the
City Engineer has made a survey and
filed his report In the office ot the city
clerk, showing the amount ot work
done, and the cost thereof, in the mat
ter of the paving of that portion of
Haywood street lying between College
street and west line of Montford ave
nue, tn said city, and, also, showing
the name ot each abutting owner
thereon, the number of front feet of
each lot and the pro rata share of such
cost of such street Improvement to be
assessed against such rea estate; and
notice la hereby further given that, at
the first regular meeting of said board
of aldermen to be held after the expire.
tlon of 10 days from this date, said
b ard of " aldermen will consider said
report, and If no valid objection be
made thereto, the same will be adopted
and approved by said board, and the
Uen and assessment for ald street Im
provement will then become complete
and operative. This April 30, laOO
M. W. ROBERTSON,
Clerk of the City of Ashevllle.
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f';5,-'.:; ,'i Will Nofice That We Are Viy-it'tff
Wire Netting j Wire Strainers
: Wire Bird Gages J;u m Wire Egg Beaters, i;
: t Wire Broilers .Z,,,, ... .:
' i V A DF you no PuPPec when we sell all
' good kinds al lowest prices? ' If you j
can't call, write or WIRE. , f J ; , . !;
S miniin o r n n r iiif 1 sSi
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The Best Job Work-The Citizen
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DEPARTMENT
For Sunburn and Tan...
Paragon Violet Cream
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i r Pul)Ik lhone r4 , Opposite the Postoffice : 1 . Prescriptions our Specialty J
woe Mr, MeKinley assumt that th
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