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THE MARKETS
BY TELEGRAPH
Yesterday's Quotations : on
the New Yopk-Exchanges -Chicago
Grain Market - '
DEALINGS IN ,
. LiAUGE VOIiUMB
Highest, Iiowest and Closing
Prices For AcUm Stocka .
Cotton Market Point. -
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By private wire to JiMluirDihjf r &
stock brokers, 11 Church street.
New York, April 22--Ais ha4 been
generally expected tbe etocJc saarke
opened with tbie dealing in enormous
volume and (for the most part showing
further substantial iadvSLnces parttcu-?
larly in the railway list) anidj the lool
traction. NA very notable exception
to the general tendency of the market
-was Amalgamated OopaeT wihlch cor
ed a Sensational decline w about six
points the weakness- in that instance
being probably owing toilae expected
issue of new, istock (With, which to fi
nance the pwdbase of Boston and
Montana and Butte and Boston .prop
erties. The features of the railway list
at opening were St. Paul, Union Pa
cific, Norfolk & Western and the An
thracites. Further sharp advances on
large dealings noted In the local trac
tions. The Industrial quarter was
cofmjparatively quiteit with few move
ments of any dimensions appearing.
The London market for Americans was
shown at Irregular t and comparatively
small changes In contrast with Satur
day's local final figures. .The dealings
here for foreign account at the open
ing wtere on (both ides of market.
Apart from the news of the flooda in
various directions very Ifttle that was
novel appeared in the situation bear
ing on the market over Sunday The
local dealings showed enormous profit
realizing sales and account of ifchis a
number of sharp recessions were scor
ed 'but as was the case throughout last
week new buying appeared on each re
cession. ("Western houses in- particular
appeared to have selling orders in the
market, i i ; , .
HiaJb
125
Low Close
119 123
63 63
76 76
147 148
127 127
Am. Copper ..
Am. Smelt ..
C. O.
Am . Sug. Ref
Am . Tob .. ..
67
.
77
150
123
A. T. & S 70 8
A. T. & S. F. pfd .. 97 96
B. & O. 98 94
68
96
94
B. & O SKKT 6t
B. O. pfd 92 91 9Ui
B. Tl. T , 88 86 86
Ches. & O. .-. .. -9 .
G. B. &Q 194 193
194
85
97
2?o
46
104"
C. C. C. & St. L. .. 88
Colo. F. & I 99
Con. Gas 203
Con. Tob 47
Con. Tob. pfd 104
D. & H. 181
U. S. Steel pfd .. 94
U. S. Steel .. .. .. .. 46
Gen!. lEleotrc .. .. . 39
Mo. K. & T. pfd .. .. 67!
Illinois .. .. .. .. .. 144
Jersey .'Central 159
Rep. Steel 48
L. & N 106
iManhatttan' L 131
Me. St. Ry 176
Mo. Pac 109
N. T. Central 154
N. & W. 55
Nor. Pac 102
Nor. Pac. pfd .. .. 98
Onlt. & "W. .. .. .. .. 36
Pac. (Mail 42
Penma 161
People's Gas 116
Read). 1st pfd 77
85
96
233 '
46
104
179
93
45
58
65
144
157
46
104
128
173
108
153
54
101
97
36
36
160
114
77
153
170
49
49
29
83
67
93
45
38
65
144
159
48
104
-90
54
101ft
97
36
-41
1604
115
77
Rock sland 157'
St. Paul .175
Souith Pac 53
South Pac 53
Southern .. 30
Southern pfd .. .. .. 84'
(Tenn. C. &. 1. .. ... 68
155"
171
51
51
29
83
67
From Washington
How a Little Boy Was Saved.
Washington, D. C "When oni
boy was about 16 months old he broke
out with a rash which was thought to
be measles. In a few days he had a
swelling on the left side of his neck
and it was decided to be mumps. He
was given medical attendance for
about three weeks when the doctor
said it was scrofula and ordered a
salve. He wanted to lance the sore,
but I would not let him and continued
giving him medicine for about four
months when the bunch broke in two
places and became a, running sore.
Three doctors said it was scrofula and
each ordered a blood medicine. A.
neighbor told me of & case somewhat .
like our baby's which was cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla. I decided to :
give it to my boy and n a sbort while
his health improved and -his neck -healed
so nicely that I stopped giving
him the medicine: The sore broke
out again, howeVer, whereupon J. again,
gave him, Hood SarsapArilla "arid its
persistent use. has accomplished &com
plete cure. I do not think; there will br
even a soar left. ; I xannot speak top
highly of Hood's Sarsaparilla: and Irecr
ommend it everywhere I get a chance.w
Mrs, Nbttib Chasb4T K St.,
"A complication -of- troubles, dys
pepsia, clunJcaiarTlftndin
mation rof the stomach,; rhtiiaiatism,
etc., made &6 oiterable. mH3"P.
appetite rixlll I tooktHood'sapaW"
rilla, which acted dike mse. J a
thoroughly rcured.jNB6?Lr:
1874 WesUttiTnTex
if you Have fauecuo get reuemna
other remedies: try Hood's "Sarsapa
rilla.. It cures when all 'others fall
because ii is Peculiar to Itself.'
88-: 87 ?7
7tf -77 77
1'40 40
94 93. 93
20l , 20 20
U. S. Leatker "7 ;
WatlaEhr .. ..
WUiarSfreli .
U. S.4 Imbiber
tenaper in: the trade was" again appar
ent to 'the- early cotton market TJhtere
was some Uttlel hesitation and buyers
brought in a gtogerly fashion at; first
hottr' but. soon, inf courage Jand
caused a wiM stampede of the bear
clique who (had been .snaking some
headway ibecause of Improved Weather
conditions in the South. Some aggres
dye buying advioncted (the market 5 to
8 points' the first half hour, later in
the dajn Liverpool eased oft somewhat
closing sUghUy ijundieT while thja local
market also reflected someTofit tak
ing1, the showing on -the whole twas
ood and prices since noon recovered
the early lose closing -.best of the day.
Bad weather gave decided et back to
the crop. Best accounts agree that the
amount of cotton to be replanted as a
result of isevere wether.jwffll be obp
siderable : and thia inyoivea expendi
ture of : mauuch labOTand money, Its
calculated that mWiy farmers will be
dishearteffled and decline to txpiant
while manyjwho would will ybe unable
on account of ecaredty' of labor . There
is no doubt t the season starts- un
der igoom-y auspices and with bullish
feeling. This being the view taken of
the situation it Is not surprising that
all efforts to depress thte market hav
been ineffetetive an .the "long run and
that we .are now witnessing a growing
bull feeling which Is likely to Increase
in interest as May approaches. As
the trend of the market appears to be
upward we believe ipurehases of July
and the new crop months are now in
order, i
J
cxyrroN.
New York stx1 8 7-16.
Jan 7 31
April 8 18
Ma y " 8 21'
Juara 8 20
July 8 25
August 7 85
September 7 46
Ootober - . . . 3 41'
November 7 30
December 7 30
7 27
8 13
8 11
8 09
8 11
7 77
7 43
7 34
7 30
7 27
7 29
8 18
8 19
8 09
8 24
7 S3
7 45
7 33
7 30
7 29
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
By private wire to Alurptiy & Co.
The flowing r --re the ruling quo
tat ions in the exchange today.
Tone steady. Sales 7000. Mid. 4 21-32.
Open Close
CMarer-April .. ....... 4 34
April-tMay .. 4 33
May-June 4 34
Jume-July 439
Jiuly-Aiugt . . .. 4 35
Aug-Sept .. 4 28
Septt-Oct .. 4 11
Oct-Nov .. .. , 4 06
Nov-Deo .. .. ..
4 33
v
i 9
4 34
4 35
4 35
4 28
4 1
4 07
4 06
New York, April 22. (WHEAT
There was a broad, active market,
prices advancing rapidly with the May
delivery here particularfly strong, ad
vancing 1 1-4 dent fromi the final curb
price of Saturday, while July rose 3
ont-, -Acaiifii ..wheat advances 3-4
to 1 cent. The advance was largely on
the foreign news and covering. Conti
nental markets were strong and higher
and there was active demand for Ger
man account owing to reported jdarn
age in Germany. This was given as
the reason for the sharp advance in
i English
markets and foreign houses
' were good, buyers here. .Naturally witn
; the damage in a buying: country the
influence was felt most pronounced in
the eaSh- and distant deliveries were
influenced by the continued favorable
T American" condition. Wheat was strong
Union Pao nfd
1744 ana active an ine aiieniwn inicunug
108 I further advance with corn and on Eu
1534 ropean crop reports. The close was at
the top.
CORN1 -Trade was active and prices
very strong quickly (making new high
records for the advance. Better cables,
sympathy with wrheat continuation of
chill,-wet weather east of Mississippi
I river and chill, clear weather west eas-
ilv gave bulls the advantage in the
market."" Receipts were small at in
terior points. Corn was very strong In
the af ternoon at 1-4 to j2 cents up from
Saturday and trade was active. The
close was at the top.
PROVISIONS iThere was quite good
trade in provisions tamd prices were
strong and higher, selling up rather
easily after the opening. Live hog re
ceipts Were moderate and the strength
izn corn stimulated the demand. Pro
visions were firm at the close . with
grain. . , ' 1
CHICAGO.
High Low Clos
Wheat
tMlay .. 72
July .. . . ., .. .. .. 73
Corn
May .7 ..' .f . 46
July .. . . .. 45
Oats
(Mlay ..i 26.
July r. 25
May .. .. .. 8 17
J-uly ..... .7. 8 02
Uard1 ......
May ............ .. 815
ffuly .. ... ... ... ... .. ., 8 02
- 5xrk -
dula(y .. .. .. ... .. 14 44
juOy ... .. . 14 60
71
71
-44
' 43
25
25
815
. 7 92
' 8 07
8 00
1 zT
14 55
72
72
46
44
25
.25
8 15
8 02
8 10
02
14 12
14 57
- (Continued from the first page.)
FLOODS G0IITI1IUE
. . VORKINC HAVOO
Ithey had only a' weekra rations, and no
feed ,Jt or ttjelf' JhorsesA's. grazing had
heerideOTdeol upon tfjfJOi!tf
deeideCibat to renminwculd fbe cer-
tsaSeathr!"' -'...
fThe road down .sthe ; jmountaito is
itwelveto fifteen JeaiiUng'BLxa
it requbred 'all day IViday " to reach , the
foot fhe jmen- suffered Intensely an4
it .was at thiJiesr.ou ltvwbul
fee dropotMe'tOjeethr
drifta. 'r (Many trees had .tfallen across
pthMilaiDd lotruc
their, rtfaheTflnreafchin
not arrIveMunl$unidlay . The, cold
weherjiwdll ibe fatal to the-cattte, and
iB ipoqfoaoed f tiiie coidesrt ever'; &nowri
there in the imohtih; af April .
Cdnet Your Bowels With Caseftrets.
Vcandy Cathartic, cure constipation forever,
too, 25d. , If G a O.fail, druggists refund P"--ey.
-ADITIOJIAE: LOCALS'-
C- .B . HMobrev r. cJerfc of the " Federal
court, is jquite 111.
The first number of "The Southland
a monthly magazine, edited .by.A. H.
iMoQullfcin and . published by , the
iFTench road (Press, has appeared.
aiiss- Nahci Lewis Greene fs" ; editor of
thwoman'e departooent, and Fred W.
tCoIson is business manager . The mag
azine ts a much more protentious pub
lication than its predecessor, "Pictures
and PehcHlings." The matter Is all
well getebted, and" ithie' typog'faphy is
very nearly perfect.
Mrs. Caroline 'Washburn Rockwood
has severed her connection! with the
Aeheville Conservatory of Music and
wjill thereafter teach in her own music
room. Many people In ABhevUle have
enjoyed Mrs. Rbekwood's artistic sing
ing this winter and ber delightful mu-
tsic roomi Willi doubtless be a centre of
attraction to music lovers, as long as
she stays in AsheviKe.
In response to the appeal for ' help
pubMsbed In Sunday's Gazette, bythe
Flower Mission the following amounts
have been sent fin: J. V. Brown &
Son, 2; Cash, $1; Mrs. Fred Rutledgev
SI; Capt. JT. I. Johnston, $5; Ouest
at Knickerbocker, 25.50; Baird .&
Rector, $2; dash, $1.
JUDGE NOT PRESEHT.
The Absence of Judge Jones Prevented
Opening of 8np?rior Cpnrt
Sheriff Lee opened Superior court at
cdock yesterday jmoamiing, and, as
judge Jtones tad not arrived, tsmtmedi-
ately adjourned fit until 2:30 p. m At
' t iitae, ithe Judge mot halving arrived,
court ' was e'gaim adjeurned tc 9:30 this
mortdmat.
Among the cases to be tried are that
of the Emma burglars, who are now in
the Charlotte Jail; Os and Ben Lam
bert for the killing of Charles Clark
near Arden, and Jessie Dewey, charged
wixr inifeunitiiicidle .
NO DOG SHOW.
n .
vrrnuryB vauuc mc xmtciucui,, u
Account of thi Wftatner.
nu-K u,.Tv,v,.f criiv
among the c'-haJdren was felt when it
became knomc yesterday that the Gen
trys would not fill the engagement of
their doig and! pony show. This stuow
is probably the imiost popular one that
visits AshevdJiHe regularly.
(The lot on Haywood' street, where the
tent was to. have been pitched!, was
too muoay to permit at raie pucvuis
and removal of the show fixtures. Be-
slides this, it Was feared that the ani
mals would be injured by taking them
out of ithe cars in iwearther so unfavor
able as thalt of yesterday.
LY FRENCH BROAD COUKCH.
Entertainment to be given in the
Lodge Room Tomorrow. Ev-mng.
Ont tomorrow e vending, thedr regular
time of meeting, uFVench iBtroad' coun
cil, No. 97, Jr. O. TJ. A. iM., will en
tertain the friends of (the members with
"The foE'owri'ng' conettitute the commit-
itee on arraingement: arable Eflwin, J.
F. 'MtetFarlandi, O. V. 'Parker, W. C.
Pentneff, C S. tPugh, J. H. Reynolds,
Oscar White, Ben iM'altthews, and Dr.
I. B; Sevier.
The program is as follows:
Selection, quartet Misses Buokner
and Freeman, Messrs. Quffey and
Btoner.
Address of welcome Marable Eirwin.
Instrumental selection iMiss Effle
Wolfe.
Seleotion, instrumental Prof. Baker.
Address, "The Junior Order" Hay
wood Parker, Esq.
Kong "Put My CLdttle Toys Away,"
iMis Mabel Wolfe.
Quartet "Came Where the Lilies
Bloom."
"The Mocking Bird" Prof. Baker.
N. C WINS.
In Intorcollegiate Debate with Van-
derbilt, at Chapel Hill.
Special to the Gazette.
Chapel Hill, April 20. The second
annual intercollegiate debate between
Vanderbilit University and the Univer
sity of 'North Carolina oaime off last
night in the chapel of the University.
The query was on the trusts, and
the North Carolina boys had the, un
popular . side, defending Ithe trusts.
rPhe decision was two to one in favor
of North 2aro3ina-and the speeches of
Mr. Swift f of; the SNorth Carolina side
and of Mr. Reeves for the Vandenbilt
side were especially fine.
FOR CHILDREN
Nothing, that comes in
bottle, is more important io:
children than Scott's emulsioi
of cod-liver oil. And "impor
tant" means that it keeps the -in
even health, on the highej
plane of physical life. '
"Do they livejm it then?"
No; they don't touch it, e:
cept when they need it
! "When do they need it?
u Whenever : they ..show, i
whatever way, the least disturl
ance of evenbalance of healtl
lU is not for acute disease
mffiqiieqeptior; itisfo 4
in- "off "from firSt
ling on. irom uibi
5pistoused;a
eneyej their Us;rBBUjdoes
popguitansweO
wU minA mm a fittle to try. if too Ske.
SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl street New York.
OF THE STATE
BY WAY OF RALEIGH
SmaUesljBaby in tho World)ead Co
nl Oentral Oudger Cominsr Horns. ;
Rateigh, N. C, April 22. Creat re
gret is expressed at the death of 'Col-'
onel A. H. -Belo, of Texas, editor of the
Galveston and Dallas News. He was a
native of Salem, this State, and had re
cently donated the Belo home as a
home for the indigent. He was regard
ed as the leading journalist of thi
Southwest, and one of the ablest men
in his .section. Not long ago he re
visited the home of his youth, and
spent several weeks among his rela
tives and friends.
The most unique invitations seen in
a long time have been issued to the
meeting of the Dramatic Order of the
Knights of Khorassan, which will be
held in Greensboro April 24th. This is
the social rank of the Knights of
Pythias, and has a large number of
members in this State. . It meets In
Greensboro during the Grand Lodge,
and a number of tyros will eb
initiated.
The smallest baby in the world,
which was bcrn here last Saturday, is
dead. A mother gave birth to twins.
One weighed four pounds, while the
other weighed fourteen three-quarter
ounces. It was just the size of a large
cigar. The infant died after four days.
A photograph of this phenomenon was
taken, and the facts will be published
in the medical monthlies.
A number of important cases will bo
tried at the next term of Wake court,
which assembles Monday. There are
several . divorce cases on the docket,
and a suit for $20,000 damages against
the Seaboard Air Line.
Six or eight cottages at Carolina
Beach, below "Wilmington, were de
troyedN by fire. The loss is $10,000, not
more than one-third insured. They
will be rebuilt before the opening of
Lhe season.
At Dover, Craven county, one Htim-
' Phrey, is charged with assault upon the
12-year-old daughter or a negro named
Kornegay. Humphrey is a married
man, and well known in his section
The charge is said to be inspired
by
i malice, but Humphrey has been
ax
rested and will be tried.
Mr. Hezekiah Gudger, formerly of
Asheville, now Consul-General at Pan
ama, is corning home on a visit. He
i sailed from Colon on Wednesday, and
i will proceed direct to Washington. It
ig thought his coming home at this
tlm- mav hav ROTri(i connection with
the recent proposals of the Panama
Canal Company, and the consideration
of the route by the Government, though
It is announced that he is coming to
North Carolina to visit his family.
The case of the State Hospital vs
Fountain, will be tried in Tarboro next
week. Mr. Brown Shepherd, of this city,
is one of the attorneys in the case, and
has gone to Tarboro.
- A party of Methodists will leave here
Mftnday for New Orleans to attend. h
Eey.jB. VB-Anderson, one of the edi
tors of the Christian Advocate, will be
one of the representatives from this
State.
Representatives of the principal cot
ton oil mills in this State met here this
week, with a "representative of the
American Cotton Oil Company, to con
sider a proposition to go into the trust
The mill in this ciLy was one of the or-
canizera of the tru-t. but few of the
others in the Ftatp are in the combine.
A number of these arc large concerns,
and have built up a bis trade. Tt is con
sidered likely, h-v-'er, that the mills
will enter the combine.
In the case of K. J. Whitt vs. W. E.
Webb, which involved ihe clerkship of
the court of Person. Webb, the Demo
cratic incumbent, won.
W. C. Wishart, of Robeson, was to-day
appointed taxation clerk of the Corpora
tion Commission.
A mass-meeting of union men was held
In Metropolitan Hnll to-night to raise
funds for the Danv'-'le mill operatives,
who are said to be "locked out." Triplett
and other labor, organizers arranged meet
ing. Great damage to f;uit and
feared from frost to -right.
truck is
KEKVY C:T OF FIFTEEJf.
Gave Bold RrlRncp to Itiirclar mid
Irrveiitd n Robbery.
Greensboro, N. dl, April B Safeblow
ers last night visited the office of John
A. Young, proprietor of the Greensboro
nurseries, two miles ease of this city, and
but for the daring nerve of his 15-year
old son Cleveland, would have robbed the
safe of a large sum of money.
The office is situated near Mr. Toung's
residence, and the light from the cracks
men's lantern streamed into young Cleve
land's room and awakened him. Going
out to investigate, he was held up at th
point of revolvers in the hands of the
men and commanded to enter the office
and keep quiet. Whue the. burglars were
discussing what to .'io with him, the boy
seized a rifle from its. rack on the wall,
and would have shot one of the men had
pot the other knocked the weapon from
the boy's grasp. "
Cleveland was bound and gagged and
left lying"1 on the floor. In the struggle
he coanaged to open bis pocket-knife and
cut one of the safe-blowers, who left a
trail of blood behind him. Soon after the
men departed the boy managed to release
himself.
FOUlPECrOfJLY,
oidFaotf' S ctot Cigar.
SLAYDENy FAKES & CO,, Agents.
(W2en -thlnga are -ihe best" they be
come 't w b.. it , ..AJteatow
Hajre, ja 4eadin dimgglst .of BeHeytlie
- IO- 'writes: 'Etej&iaBittfia'
rt6KxhBsu- frj.
yeamr. , "Xou knltm mbyT" Mst 01s
oases ftigHafin disor-dters off itoxm
er; T fcidittefs. Ibawsfxlood bjkE nerves
okv. . Mttpra tans mo e stWDaca
regulates the Ur&r, kidneys aod txws
purines the mooa, strengmens
nerves, b-ooa ourea mu?titnfcdes of smal
axKes . It tuilds - p the eatire system
Pints new Htfe aandi 'vlsWB tolto Buy weak
slokly run tJown anan of woumui. Prio J
50 cenJts. oy-U u.oiigsgiais. .
1:111 T 1 fB
uareGORDIALtYNVITEiy to call at mv raififloft
SlC5 KunaDouts;;Harr.ess, etc., can show you the most com
plete assortmenfof sirigle and double Buzev Harness at Drices
remarkably low. A few Studebaker Wagons at cost.
O.
86 Patton, Ave,
The AUDITORBUM FUND
, Is Still Short
Of the amount deemed necessary by the board of
. directors.
Believing that the auditorium h$ proposed is much
needed that it will hejp to advertise Asheville
by bringing large conventions here ; that it is de
sired by the business interests and citizens gener
ally .
The Gazette Publishing Co.
Notwithstanding that it has already subscribed to t
auditorium fund, will do still more to help the
project.
For the Next 30 Days
The Gazette Publishing Company will give to the
Auditorium Fund one-half of all
New, Paid-in-advance Subscriptions
to the Daily Gazette. The subscription price is
$4 a year. For every new $4 subscription the
Auditoriam Fund will be increased $2.
NO V IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
flSfiEVlLLE COLLEGE.
(MhmFORmhi
Y0UNGSW0MEN.
A non -d enoml national School f , gd g and youi women, offers
llploma, amkl exoeUent xxperpajraibory sdhiool-r-v.--3 upom the entrance
reqitf ements of WeMesly, Smdth, V&asasr, (and Bryn (Miam-r. The
f-ge Is thorougihly prcgressive -nd appi ail's to t le public for
patronage on the ground cf m rlt awd wot tcheapnldss, though the
rates Te as low foa oampatMe with, the "best instructlrwii and ej
oellentt e olpmfent.
Ft further partlcuilars anti c-ta giue addlress the president,
Arcnifcaid A. Jones, AsheYille, N. C.
New Classes in
Ralston Physic
al Culture
Are lormtog this we. to continue
through the moxtb of May. Let all
vnho wish to take a courso in this
unique system of physical traiufing en
iOll at once, land Join one of tie new
classes. Class days, 'Mondays, WedJnes
d&ys acd rr'diys rH on
-
Miss Cornellson,
Office Hours: 9 to 11 and i to .
Gxwa, Pretty. Now 1111 1 DADtD
lo, 3c, 5c, Roll, ""'-
Sia'tisfactiori! -guartoteed', Sample
for stamp.
T . H.iClAlDT 'OO. JPuiovnENiCB,R . I .
a.' tueroi of tdW: toasiw title deed for
toistotrrofwk . 1 -! ! ... .i -..-7
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Your bowels can be trained aiVeK
as your muscles or"y our brain Cas
carets Candy Cathartic train your
bowels to do riieht Genuine tablets
stampea v. v. v. , xNcyy
bulkl M tlrjiggis i ' r
in
P. A
43 Sout fflmiri; Street
inspect new stock of Carriages, Surries, Bug-
B. WRIGHT, Ptoprlttor,
Carolina Carriaee Co.
MTHERSON & MOORE,
Plumbing and Steam
Fitting.
ROOFING, OUTOERING AND
QAIiVAjNTZKD IRON WORK.
Refrigerators relined and all
kinds of repair work promptly
attended to
.. ..43-45 nOLIjDCt STREET. ...
Telephone 133.
Murphy Co.
Brokers.
Private wire:
Continuous quotations.
61 Broadway, Nw York.
II Church St., Asheville, N. C,
Refer to Blue Ridge National
Bank
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TOBACCO SPIT
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life and vigor by taking KO-TO-DAO.
new lire and vicor or laune tmU
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ten pounds in ten days. Over 3OO0OOO
caicd. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book
let jmit advfce. FKJSB. Address STBSIJNa
tLSXSSSPt CO Cnicaso or New Todc 437 -
MAR QUARDT, Manager,
Asheville, N. C.
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