t A- A.
ROBERT HARDY'S
SEVEN DAYS
(Continued from Page .)
lives with shock. Vet It seems possi
ble that a tuan who lives very close to
God every day tiilsht be so ready for
everything thnt not even the most ter
rible catastrophe could make much
difference to his plans for dally life,
least of all deprive him of his reason,
is It has so often done. Robert Hardy
wns Just beginning to realize dimly
that life Is not one thing, but many
thlnps. and that Its Importance Is the
Importance which belongs to the char
acter of God himself.
lie began to talk calmly with bis
rife concerning what lie would do that
flay and was still tnl'lng about It when
James came In with a doctor, who at
once went np stairs. He was Just from
the scene of the accident and bore
n.nrk of a hard night's work. His
first glance at Clara was bard and pro
fessioiiiil. but as he looked be grew
very gmve. and an expression of seri
ous surprise came over bis weary face.
He laid his hands on the girl's eyes and
examined tlieui. raised her hand and
dropped It upon the bed again. Then,
turning to the father and mother, he
said gently:
"You must prepare yourselves for a
terrible fact resulting from the acci
dent to your dn lighter. She has suffer
ed a shock that will probably render
ber blind as long as she lives."
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy listened, pale
faced and troubled. It was hard to
thluk of the jclrl. so strong willed, so
passionate and yet so capable of noble
Impulses and lovlug desires, as all her
life shut up wltliiu the darkness thus
It was hitter to thluk of this for her.
What would It be to her when s.ie
awoke to the whole consciousness of
It?
The doctor poke again slowly:
"There Is another tblng you ought to
be prepared for. In rare cases like i.i
It happens sometimes thnt a lota of
1 .-.ring ucconipanies tue low of sigh;.'
ii.cn, after a pause: "And with ilv
loss of sight and bearing It la possible
the peculiar shock has deprlviil yuur
daughter of the power of spe.ec.i. I do
not know yet whether this r..ia happen
ed, but I prepare you for the worst"
"Blind and deaf and dumb!" mur
mured Mr. Hardy, while his wife eat
down and buried her face In the bed
clothes ami sobbed. It seemed terrible
to them.
The doctor, after a little further ex
amination, said nothing more could be
done at present, gave directions for
certain necessary treatment and de
parted after giving a look at Will and
Bess and prescribing for them.
Mr. Hardy went down stairs and
quietly told James all that the doctors
had said. To a man living on the
verge of eternity, as Mr. Hardy was,
there was no time for evasions or the
postponing of bad news or the utter
ance of soft speeches.
James took the news more calmly
tban Mr. Hardy thought he would. It
was evident ho did not realize all that
was tueimt by It.
"Can voii iove Clara under these con
ditiotis?" asked Mr. Hardy, looking
nt .innii's with a sympathy that the
vouiik man could not help feeling.
V. s. sir: more thau ever. liy. Is
she uut more lu need of it than ever?'
"True, but what can you do with a
helpless creature like that';"
"(iol.l help us. sir! If she were my
wife now niiil were dependent ou me.
iiiin'i vnn thluk 1 con: J i" for her
tenderly, better than .-nij x else I;
the world?"
(To be continued.)
i
THE BRIDGE.
W. W. Campbell in
Pearsijii';
Maga-
zlne.
What la his bridge to
heaven":
they
cried,
And the warriors held their breath
A the a-rizzled kine of a hundred
fights
Went down to the river of death
"What In his brldpe to heaven?" they
cried.
"Is It 'bastioned with buckles and
sneais.
Ant gi.-ded strong with the iron blades
Of the battles of bygone years
"Aril what are the voices he hears in
his dreams?
Aie thev clamors of fight
Or the echoes of splendid victories that
come
As he stands by the river at night?"
"Nay, nay," and they stand by In won
der and awe,
Fur all that he builds on there
Are a withered blossom, a baby's shoe
And the lock of a woman's hair.
And the only voice he hears In his
dreams,
A? the world dies out In his ears,
A iv an eld love-ballad, a baby's laugh,
"1 the sob of a dead wife's tears.
NotifH.
Uy virtue nf the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed in t u t. exe
cii'ed to th uni1ers!r"fl trustee m the
l."th r'nv of July. IS'"?, ly . H. Ly
man and S. C. Lyman, his wife, said
!' ! in 'rust being reeoiMfi in the of
fice rf the reg'ster of d' tds of Bun
rotv.l.e county in Hook No. U nt PRe
2:'i'.. I will on
Mi NDAY, THE 31TH DAY or JU
LY. IfOO.
at the court house door in the city of
Asheville, sell at public auction to the
hlth.st hidder, for cash, the property
described in said deed in trust, as fol
lows: Situate, lying and being in the city
of Asheville. being Lot No. 44 of the
Graham plat, to which reference Is
made for a more complete description,
as the tame is registered in Book No,
72. page 421. in the office of the register
of Deeds of Buncombe county, being
situated at the southeast corner of
Seney and Fulton streets, and being
the same land conveyed to the said
A. H. Lyman by deed eecuted by
D. C. Waddell, trustee, dated May 11th,
1897, and recorded in the office of the
register of deeds for Buncombe county
In Hook No. 10L at page 178. This the
26th day of June, A. D. 1M0.
H. T. GRANT,
e-!7-d4t-wed Trustee.
AVfcgelable Preparationfor As
similating foeFoodandBegula
ting ttieStoinaeiis and Bowels of
Promotes Digestion.Clieerfur
ness and Rest .Con tains neither
(Mum.Morphine nor Mineral
NOT NARCOTIC.
nv tteunrsmjuptraoR
Jtx.Smut
AtumSti
mm. rmrm
Aperfecl Remedy forCortslipa
rton, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-,
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
WE PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
As Changed at the Last Ses
sion of the Legislature.
THE QUESTION ON WHICH THE
PEOPLE WILL VOTE AT THE
COMING ELECTION.
The General Assembly of North Caro
lina do enact:
Section I. That chapter 218, public
laws of 1899, entitled "An Act to amend
the Constitution of Noith Carolina,"
be amended so as to make said act
read as follows:
"That article 6 of the constitution of
North Carolina, be, nnd the same is
hereby abrogated, and in lieu thereof
shall be substituted the following ar
ticle of said constitution as an entire
nd indivisible plan of suffrage."
ARTICLE VI.
Suft'. ige and Eligibility to Office.
ee. 1. Every male person bora In j
,e United States, and every male per-
n who has been naturalized, twenty
ne yeais ot age. and possessing the
,ual:t, cations set cut In this article,
iiall be entitled to vote at any election
iy the people In the state, except as
ierein otherwise provided.
Sri-. 2. He shall have resided In the
at-- of North Caio;Ina for two years,
;i tliv cunt six months, and in the
leclnt-t. vv.ird or other election district
11 which he offers to vote, four month?
ext pieoedit'g the election; Provided,
hat lemoval from one precinct, ward
r o'hr-r election district to another in
he s;ime county, shall not operate to
lepi ive any person of the right to vote
n the precinct, ward or other election
:istilct from whloh he has removed
miil four months after suen remnva,.
. pi-rson who has been convicted, "i
!io has confessed his guilt in open
jourl, upon indictment of any crime,
the punishment of which now is, or
may hereafter be, Imprisonment In the
State's prison, shall be permitted to
vote unless the said person shall he
(lrst restored to citizenship in the
manner prescribed by law.
See. 3. Every person ottering 10 voi
diall be at the time a legally registered
i,tcr a. li.-pin 111' escribed and in the
manner heieafter provided by law, an !
(he General Assembly of North Caio-
ina shall enact . general registration
t.i nnrw into effect the provisions
,t thiu ortido
Sec. 4. Every person presenting hlin -
self for registration shall be able to
read and write any section of the con
stitution In the English language; nnd,
before he shnl! be entitled to vote, he
shall have paid on or before the first
day of May, of the year in which h
proposes to vote, his poll tax for the
previous year ns prescribed by article
5, sertion 1, of the constitution. But
no male person who was, on January
1, 1SG7, or ot any time prior thereto,
entitled to vote under the laws of any
State In the United States wherein he
then resided, nnd no lineal descendant
of any such pe!snn-hnll be denied the
right to register and vote at any elec-J
1.1- fall. S
tlon In this etnte Dy reawm m
ure to possess the educational qualifi
cation herein prescribed: Provided, he
shall hare registered In accordance
with the terms of this section prior to
December 1, 1906.
The general assembly shall provide
fnr the registration of all persons en
titled to vote without the educational
SHU
at
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
Signature
Thirty Year
3
THl CINTUn COMMNT. M YOU Cm.
qualifications herein prescribed, and
shall, on or before November 1, 1908,
provide for the making of a permanent
record of such registration, and all
persons so registered, shall forever
thereafter have the right to vote In all
elections by the people In this state,
unless disqualified under section 2 of
this article: Provided, such person
shall have paid his poll tax as above
required.
Sec. 6. That this amendment to the
constitution Is presented and adopted
as one Indivisible plan for the regula
tion of the suffrage, with the Intent
and purpose to so connect the differ
ent parts, and to make them so de
pendent upon each other, that the
whole shall stand or fall together.
Sec. 6. All elections by the people
shall be by ballot, and all elections by
the general assembly shall be viva
voce.
Sec. 7. Every voter in North Carolina,
except as in this article disqualified,
shall be eligible to office, but before en
tering upon the duties of the office he
shall take and subscribe the following
oath: "I, , do solemnly swear
(or affirm), that I will support and
maintain the constitution and laws of
the United states and the con
stitution and laws of North
Carolina, not inconsistent there
with, and that I will faithfully
discharge the duties of my office as
, so help me God."
Sec. 8. The following classes of per
sons shall be disqualified for office:
First, all persons who shall deny the
being of Almighty God. Second, all per
sons who shall have been convicted, or
confessed their guilt on indictment
pending, and whether sentenced or not,
or under Judgment suspended, of any
'. treason or felony.or of any other crime
I for which the punishment may be lm
j prlsonment In the penitentiary, since
I becoming citizens of the United States,
or of corruption or malpractice in of
llce. unless such person shall be res
tored to the rights oPcitizenshlp In
a manner prescribed by law.
! Sec. 9. That this amendment to the
I constitution shall go into effect on the
tirst day of July, 1902, if a majority of
the votes cast at the next general elec
' tlon shall be cast in favor of this suf
frage amendment.
Pec. II. This amendment to the con
J stltutlon shall be submitted at the
I next general election to the qualified
! voters of the state in the same man
ner and under the same rules and reg
ulations as Is provided in the law reg
ulating general elections In this state
and nt said election those persons de
siring to vote for such amendment
shall cast a written or printed ballot
with the words "For Suffrage
Amendment" thereon; and those with
a contrary opinion shall cast a written
! or minted ballot with the words
! "Against Suffrage Amendment" there
, nn.
I Sec. III. Th" votes cast at said elec
' tlon shall he counted, compared, re-
I turned and canvassed, 'ind the result
. announced and declared under the
same rules and regulations nnd in the
same manner as the vote for governor
and If a majority of the votes cast are
In favor of the said amendment It shall
be the duty of the governor of the
state, upon being notified of the result
of said election, to certify said amend
ment, under the seal of the state, to
the secretary of state, who shall
enroll the said amendment so certified
among the permanent records of his
office.
Sec. IV. This act shall be In force
from and after Its ratification.
Legal
DEEDS OF TRUST,
DEEDS OF CONVEYANCE
Blanks
CHATTEL) MORTGAGES,
SEARCH WARRANTS,
STATE WARRANTS,
of All
Kinds
EXECtmONSJUMMONa
- ETC.
... At the Citizen Office
the
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U' For Over
REAL 2 STAT F
fy Weaver ex. Alexander.
Real Estate Brokers
26 Patton Ave! P. O. Box 244
FOR RENT:
FIT.NISHED. desirable 9 -room resi
dence In center of town; cars and
paved i!i'eets; large grounds, plenty of
sha :e. servants' quarters, east and
west piazzas, rooms large and afry; u'.l
: ..Hilary conveniences; one of the most
desirable homes in - the city. $1J0.
Weaver & Alexander.
Furnished Splendid country resl
dtnee 4 miles from city; large and
beautiful grounds; good outbuildings;
fine view; a charming home. J1S0.
Weaver & Alexander. 42
Furnished Splendid residence on
Haywood street; finished In hardwoods
throughout; fitted with all modern im
provements; has rented for $1200 per
year; will let much less now; would
let unfurnished to right party. Wea
ver & Alexander. 46
Unfurnished 6-room cottage on Or
ange street; Inclosed by fence; splen
did large shade trees; first-class loca
tion; modern conveniences; new wood
shed. $17.50 (less by the year). Wea
ver e Alexander. 43
Unfurnished Eight room house; cen
trally: located; brick sidewalks on
street; newly kalsomlned throughout;
bath and laundry; specially desirable
for one In business. $25. Weaver &
Alexander. 51
Unfurnished Six room cottage In
suburbs; on car line; good condition;
well shaded; good well water; only $10
per month, less by year. Weaver &
Alexander. 62
Twenty-five acres, nine room house,
barn, etc.; near Hingham Heights;
spring water at door; also cistern: good
orchard; pasture for stock; splendid
for poultry and truck raising. Only $15
per month on year's lease. Weaver &
Alexander. 63
FOR SALE:
66 2-3-acre farm on Swannanoa
river; 6 miles from city; 12 acres finest
bottom; well watered by springs and
branches; nearly 50 acres timber land:
splendid truck farm. $2250. Weaver &
Alexander. 44
House and lot In western part of
city; convenient to depot and car
lines: 8-room house, In good shape: ex
cellent view; modern conveniences;
specially suited for railroad men or
those In business near depot; cost $2400.
Price, if taken at once, $1500 easy
terms. Weaver & Alexander. 43
At Tryon, N. C Two new residences
on a one-acre lot; 9-room house, cot
tage and stable; nearly new; water in
house; willing to lose $1500 to make
quick sale. Second house 10 rooms;
only 2 years old; splendid well water;
well arranged and located for hoard
ing house. Cheap at $;!D00. Weaver &
Alexander. 49
Small Farm For sale or exchange
for city property; 5 miles from city;
near Sulphur Springs; new cottage,
Ith stone and cement foundation;
large piazzas; new outbuildings; splen
did young vineyard. $2000. Weaver &
Alexander. 45
STUDENTS
Before deciding should inforn
hemselves about the University
of Tennessee. Literary, Scientific,
Agricultural, Engineering and Law
Departments.
Superb location and equipment. Lovv-
st expenses. Session opens September
0. Tennessee students receive schol-
irshlps ($J5 a year) in academic de
partment. Beautifully illustrated an
nual free.
Address, REGISTRAR.
University of Tennessee. Knoxvill
General Offices Brevard, N. C.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
In Effect June 14, 1900.
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1:15 Lv ...Brevard.. Ar 9:50
1:S0 .Davidson River. !f!3
1:12 Penrose 0:23
35
6:16
... 1:52 Blantyro.' 9. 13
. .. 2:01 Etowah 0:03
... 2:10 Cannon 8:55
... 2:15 ....Horse Shoe.... 8:50
... 2 : 25 Yale 8:40
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Flag stations.
Connects with
HendeiS4invllle.
Southern Railway at
J. P. HAYS.
General Manager.
T. S. BOSWEI.L.
Superintendent
Brevard. June II, 1000.
Charleston and Western Carolina
'Augusta Asheville Short Line."
Schedule In Effect May 27, 1000.
Lv Aiken 8 :00a ml
Lv Augusta 9:40am 1:40pm
Greenwooel 12:16pm
Ar Watioo (Harris Sgs)12:52pm
Ar Anderson 6:10pm
Ar Laurens l:20pm 1:10pm
Ar Greenville 3:0npm 9:00am
Ar Spartanburg 3:10pm
Ar Hendersonville 5:1lpm
Ar Asheville 6:15pmj
Lv Asheville 7:00am
Lv Spartanburg ll;45am 4:10pm
Lv Greenville 12:01pm 4:00pm
Lv Laurens 1:37pm) 7:30pm
Ar Watioo (Harris Sgs) 2:06pm
Lv Anderson G:35am
Ar Greenwood 2;37pm (:85pm
Ar Augusta 6:lopm10:48am
Ar Aiken 7:20pm
Close connections at Greenwood for
all Dolnts on 8. A. L. and C. A G
railway and at Spartanburi with
Southern railway.
For Information relative to tickets,
rates, schedules, etc., address
W J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. At..
Augusta, O.
T M. F-merson. T raffle Uaaateff.
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REAL ESTATE.
(Purtlal List.)
WILKIE & LaBARBE.
R?al Estate
23 Patton Avenue.
Bulletin will b: r viej
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
$1.i0 per month V har-Js.me resi
dence of 12 rooms; elegantly furnished;
near car line; extensive shady grounds.
A lovely summer home. Wilkie & Ijj
Harbe. 12$
$:w per month A. completely furnish
ed apartment ef live rooms in desira
ble residence section; on car line; every
modern convenience. W llkle & La
Itarbe. 118
$50 per month A completely furnish
ed residence of 10 rooms; modern con
veniences: nice residence section of
city. Wllkle & LaBarbe. 127
$75 per month An attractive resi
dence . of eight rooms on near
by popular street; all conven
iences, including seryant's room,
basement, etc.; completely fur
nished except 'silver nnd linen. Wllkle
& LaBarbe. 116
$50 per month A country home with
city conveniences; on car line; beyond
city limits; cool nnd delightful loca
tion; large grounds: horse and huggv
Included. Wilkie & LaBnrbe. 112
FOR "RENT UNFURNISHED.
$30 per month by year New residence
in most popular section of city; Just
completed: modern In construction and
conveniences; nine rooms and hath; a
very desirable home. Wilkie & La
Barbe. 144
$23 per month New eight room resi
dence; 100 yards from car line: modern
conveniences. Including electric lights
and bells; has not vet been occupied.
Wilkie & Iallarbe. US
$J0 per month House of elgbt rooms;
In good repair; three miles from city on
macadamized road: orchard and 10
acres land. Wilkie & l.a liarbe. 147
$15 per month Desirable residence
for large fanil'y or boar ling h use: on
side of mountain, beyond city limits:
cool and shadv location: spring water;
20 rooms: a!! modern conveniences.
Wilkie & LaBarbe. 107
ROOMS ENSUITK Foil KENT.
We tilwny.' have 11 our list a numb-T
of furnish "! and unfurnished rooms, In
suites of (wo. thiee and four. In dif
ferent residence secil-rs of city, ('all
at our office f-'i- d-scrip' ton. locution
and prices Wilkie v Lai'.:uoe. 10S
MONEY WANTED.
We can place $:t)00 or $3500 to ad
vantage on Improved city residence
property worth at least $7500. We can
also place several small sums. Wllkle
& La liarbe, 110
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY.
$liii0 12 room house on Hillside street;
two stories and basement: good well;
stable nnd garden. Lot 75x110. Wllkle
& LnHarbe. 645
$!ii00--Elght mom house of modern
construction; two blocks from Court
square; double floors and walls; heavy
ston' foundation; furnace heat and
electric lights. Wllkle & LaBarbe. 649
$7o Small house of four rooms on
Itmad street; well built; city wat'T: lot
f'xIMi; worth inoiv than prh nskei.
Wilkie Si LaBarbe. g.10
$.10oft Two houses on South Main
street; 4rn of L'l rooms, suitable for
Imanling Imuse, ami 4ml" brick store
room, with upper Ihmr. Owner Is anx
ious to sell.--Wllkle & l.al'.arbe. 5.14
$10110 Keslilence of 12 10411ns on Mont
ficrd n venue; house well built; electric
lights; cistern: stubb-; lari- shady
grounds. Lot 100x2i0. Wilkie & La
Barbe. 555
The University of North Carolina
THE HEAD OF THE STATE'S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
Three Academic Courses lead
ing to Degrees.
Professional Courses In Law,
Medicine and Pharmacy.
Summer School for Teachers.
Five hundred and twelve stuilents besides Irtl In Hummer Kcnool. Thirty
eight titucberH In I ho fiii'ully. For catHlorues and Information nddivss
F. P. VENABLE, President, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Tate Springs, Tenn., Improvements at the Carlsbad of America
The most delightful health and plea sure resort In the South, 164 miles
east of Chattanooga, In the loveliest val ley of the East Tennessee Mountains.
Two hotels, 25 cottages, 40 acres lawn, walks and shade trees; complete sys
tem water works with modern baths; s j h-ndld orchestra, spacious ball
room, telegraph and long distance telepti-.n". Rulldlngs and grounds lighted
with electricity; in fact all the amusements and comforts. Rest German and
American cooks. The water cures In 'hcstlon, dyspepsia, and all troubles
of liver, stomach, bladder, bowels and kline s. Shipped anytime anywhere.
Write for 40 page book free. THOS. TOMLINSON, Prop.
The Finest Line of French
Briar and Meerschaum
Pipes south of N. Y. nt the
Mt.Vernon Hotel for Sale
SALISBURY. N. C.
I offer for sale the Mount Vernon
hotel, Salisbury, N. C. It Is located
near the center of New Fallsbury, at
the Southern railway passenger sta
tion, serves meals to passengers by the
Western North Carolina railroad
trains and has always been liberally
patronized.
T1..4i Is a valuable property, affording
good returns, and the undersigned
wishes to dispose of It only because he
b but , a small family nnd It Is not
necessary for Im to continue In aC've
business.- .'
'or trms. eta., apply to the owner,
P. A. FREUCKS, Salisbury, N, C.
Brokers.
Phone 661
each week.
JV't'0 Store room nnd residence; store
room three stories high. Including base
ment:su r building cott S:.6 0; residence
contains six rooms and rents for $12.50
per month. This Is a bargain. Wllkle
& LaBarbe. 559
RESIDENCE LOTS.
We are offering a number of bargains
in residence building lots, desirably lo
cated. We would be pleased to have
Interested parties call at our office and
obtain full descriptions and prices.
Wllkle & LaBarbe. 646
FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$o.'i0tV Valuable property In Leicester,
consisting of seven room dwelling, two
story frame store house 28x60 feet;
good well and well house, stable, etc.;
I beautiful lawn; fine shade trees; 30
Acres; tine orchard and vineyard; fine
I opening . for country store. Wilkie &
I LaBnrbe. 323
$T"0O Farm of 450 acres, four miles
north of Alexander; good dwelling,
barns and tenement hons s; land very
productive. Wllkle & LaBarbe. 317
$lt)i'.0 til acre farm on Flat Creek;
near mouth of creek; productive soil;
good sei tioli of county. Wilkie & La
Barbe. 315
$::.riH Ten room dwelling; well con
structed and 7 1-2 acres of land; near
Su'phur Springs; desirable locality.
This property cost $',."iH). Wilkie & La
Barbe. 312
$.'PH (Cost $4:00) Farm of 115 3-4
acres, between Hemlei son ville and Bre
vard. This property Is magnificently
located, with b autlful. well kept
grounds surrounding dwelling; dwell
in v well constructed: three small
buildings; three splendid springs; 40
acres under cultivation; orchard and
two small vineyards; aristocratic
neighborhood. On account of 111-healttl
must he sold within 61) days. Wilkie &
l.a liarbe. JOS
$104irt Farm 4f loo acres on waters of
Hominy creek; six noin house, barn,
stable, etc; all cleared exc pt six acres;
l.'i aers bottom hind, balance rolling.
Wilkie & La Mali-. 306
1
I $ioi4t) New nine room dwelling ami
seven aires of ground; good well, barn
and 4iulbu!lilnss: n.-ar car line; tine
view overlooking city: four acres In
cultivati44ii: grove of three acres; all
variet.es if fruit .-Wllkle & La
l!aibe. 324
$3;1ui Farm of 10 acres on Hickory
Nut Cap road: 15 acres bottom: 50
acres cleared, balance woodland: well
watered; good springs. Wilkie At La
Barbe. 3U
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Parties contemplating engaging in
business in Asheville will consult their
own lntcjrest by calling at our office.
We know of several attractive busi
ness openings In different lines at this
time. Wilkie & LaBarbe. 120
WORTH CONSIDERING.
If you have property for sale, whlcH
has been listed with other agents for
kith other agents for a
me witli4iu result,
your inti'ii'stVo list It
price Is right, Sve be-
considerable time
wouldn't it be to
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