ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 23 1H1.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
By RANDOLPH-KERR PRINTING CO.
Tub DailvCitiibm, Democratic, In published
CTerr afteniooB (except Sunday) at the fol
lowing rata, ttrtctly caaa :
Oni Y. $H 0(
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 23. 1SU1.
It Menu probable that Quay's leader
ship may wreck the party in I'emisyl
vania, but how about the party if (Jutty
(ball be forced to retire ? Quay is now
the republicau organization in Pennsyl-
rania. Ho ia it heart, its brain, its in
spiration, and what would the party be
without him. Philadelphia Times.
The party without Quay would per
haps be honest. .
The Progressive Farmer says that "il
Adam had received a salary of $3,000
per month from the time of his birth
until the present, 7,000 years, with all
expense thrown in, he would still lack
over fifty million dollars of having n
much money as John D. Rockefeller has
made off the American people in the last
twenty Tears." That muy lie true pro-
Tided Adam hadn't speculated but what
a far more important man he would b
than Rockefeller!
Campbell and the "Sun."
The New York Sun says that "alter
the canvass is eighteen weeks old you
will hear almost nothing f Governor
.1
Campbell," of Ohio. What provob
this remark was one by Gov. Campbell
to the effect that "after the hii can
vass is two week's old you will hear
nothing outside of the tariff." lloth
these statements arc exaggerations, but
the Sun's is an attack on a democrat ol
ability, honesty and courage the kind of
democrat the Sun seems to hate. It mnv
lie stated as an impossibility that the
Sun's assertion could lie even apprcxi
mately accurate, while it is intended to
be malicious, and to do harm in a state
where the democrats have onlv a tight
chance.
The Vlaltltm KtpubllcaiiH.
The protection republicans who are in
town to-day will please feel at home ll
they behave themselves they are just as
good as some democrats. As Tin; Citi
zen understands it. these repuulilicans
are met to gather in a few democrats
whom they suiect ol not licing in favor
f tariff reform. It is a pretty plan in
theory and we urc very much interested
in seeing how it will work. If these North
Carolina republicans had been more am
bitious, however, it might perhaps have
occurred to them that inside their own
party there is plenty of opportunity to
convert men to the policy of protection.
The northwest and some parts of the far
west, not to say a corner here and there
in North Carolina, contain thousand ol
republicans who do not believe in t In
dus legislation that Mr. NUKinlev i
the chief exponent of. Hut these North
Carolina republicans preler to associate
with democrats they know rather than
with republicans they have heard of by
reputation only; and- who will blame
them? Their taste is excellent ; as to
the quality of their judgment the result
of the present meeting will reveal.
The niatnoud Hhoaln Unlit House
We are mortified at the fainthearted
ness which seems to have settled upon
the press because of the untoward result
of the first attempt to erect a light house
on the dangerous Diamond shoals off
Cape llatteras, as if to American or
Anglo-Saxon tenier disappointment in
a tirst effort was notudirecuhallenge to
renew it, provided that the purpose was
worth prosecutiug to the end in view.
Our blood is not in the habit of cooling
down in the face of difficulty, our pur
pose not to lie diverted liecuusc opposed
abandonment of the measure, which,
when carried out successfully, will be one
ofthenohlest contributions ever mnde
to distressed and imjierilled humanity, as
well as the most important aid to pe'ice
ful commerce.
The TennerJdee Retreat.
The militia of Tennessee seem to know
how 4iid when to surrender. They re
treated in good order and at the right
moment. The act was necessary appar
ently, but mortifying and one that could
have been provided against, it now ap
pears. Somebody's judgment was bad
in that less than 100 men were sent to
face a thousand miners armed and possi
bly more determined than the average
militiaman; for it has been openly stated
that some of the state troops were re
solved not to lire on the miners, come
what might.
Uut as the matter stands at present
Tennessee has one plain duty to regain
lull control over the situation, to bring
the miners to understand that the law
must be obeyed, to put the convicts back
into the mines, temporarily at least.
It should not lie forgotten that the
miners have a substantialgrievance: that
thepulicTof the stale of Tennessee in
leasing out its convicts take the bread
out of the mouths of li ce men and wo
men. When a man stands idle and his
family are suffering because law break
ers' work is preferred to his, the citicn
whose efforts upbuild and uphold the
state, right there you have made the
very air he breathes bil.er.
The Tennessee Coal mining company,
at whose mines this trouble h.isoeeui red,
have issued a plea to the public in which
is this paragraph :
"I'm- the benefit of the svinp.ilhi.ns
of the moli at Coal Creek we -i iiiit
publication of t.,c contract we
LIFE IN NORTH CAROLIS'A.
The first number of the Raleigh liven
ing Visitor mut make a very favorable
impression.
The preliminary work as to the ns-
sesmeut ot ths various railroad for taxa
tion, is progressing at a cautious pace.
Rev. J. D. Hulliam, D D., who has been
pastor of the Itaptist church Ht Scotland
Neck for nearlv fifteen years, has offered
his resignation, to take effect the first of
October on condition that there sliotild
appear any reason why his pastoiate
should not "continue here longer.
Charlotte News: John C Dnvicson
bought a chicken Saturday. When the
chicken was killed aud cleaned, six ipiat u
crystals were taken Irom its craw. Two
ol the stones showed free Hold and in ad
dition to this, a Hake of virgin gold was
found.
A 1'iceon River correspondent has
been informed of an assault upon the
thirteen-vear-old daughter of William
w.-tls of Turkey Creek, near the line ol
Huncomlie and Haywood counties. The
villain is a burly negro whom Mr. Well
has hail living with him as anervant. He
was arrested.
Oxford Ledirer: The lot of fertilizer
manufactured hv the Durham Fertilizer
company, seized by lnieelr Terrell in
Oxlord some liirce week ago, upon
analysis by the state chemist was $3 7
oer ton short, is shown by the Agrieul
tural bulletin lor June. These goods
have been seized by Sheriff Crews.
The Raleich News ami Observer
chronicles the death of Mr. James . Tcr
rell. late superintendent of the Soldier
home, at Kolesville, hi old home. He
has been in precarious health (or some
lime, and his death wa not unexpected,
lie died at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Young, on Sunday morning. He was a
confederate veteran, and was in I he 57lh
year ol his age.
Household Remedy
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Botanic Steed Balm
U Si BOFUU. ULCERS, SM.T
UUrCS rhIUW. ECZEMA,
7 ..... .il ,..,lU:anl "KikErUPTION, be
sides being etl.cacloui In toning up Ihe
rjsifianu iuvi.s.,i
when Impaired t'fm ti cunt. lit
elnost supernatura' heallnu properllM i
l. ..til. us In auanrlvcisi S curl, il
dlrcotlcns are lolloaeii.
ft
WE HAVE
FINE LINETAYLOR' HOUIS & ItfiOTllERTON,
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rnrTiiATVi"
"Buali f W Muter. "
SENT FREE
A TV non r-V '1 CO.. A::;nU, CJ.
V
4. v'V'C-' '-O.'.V -
If Ycu S-Save
Kick flcudarlii'. "all run nawn, mwm
tug flealt, on will find
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ILjuHch' Oxford Tic.
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ALL VARIETIES.
We are turning out of our
Custom Department, a beau
tiful Ooze Calf Shoe, high and
low cut.
(iivi: r.s a TKIAL,
"Weaver & Myers,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
No, 39 Patton Avenue,
the
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them to sign. Mr. Merrill, an ex-miner
and labor agitator and disturber, in re
plying to 1'iov. Buchanan Inst week,
termed the conditions ol this .ontract as
a "niodilicd form of slavery." Readers
will decide for themselves as tu any in
justice demanded on the part ol the
company."
Tin; Ci rizi N is much mistaken if one
stipulation of the proposed contract docs
not liear out .Mr. Merrills statement,
it Is:
"The party of the tirst put agrees to
maintain a regular pay day on the fust
Saturday alter the l.'iili of each month,
and to pay such panic of the second
part all that shall lie Hue them after de-
duetiiiL' the store account, the rent ac
count, smithing, or anv other account
that may be due from the parties of the
second pari to I he parties of the Inst
pari."
In other words, the miner, without
capital as he is, would have to wait un
der this contract forty-live days before
licing paid for his first day's work, the
company having the heneht of the use ot
Ins earnings in the mean time. This, to
gether with the "stole account" feature,
is all that is needed to bring about a
"modified form of slavery" for the miner.
I Ir is continually in ilrbl to the company,
or at best has the use ol but a small pro
portion of Ins own earnings at any time,
to buy w here he will and on what term
he can liesl "ccure.
That t lie Tennessee miner would not
sign a contract ol this kind is to their
credit. His of an antiquated kind, cal
culated to oppress labor, not justified in a
settled, civilicd country by any possible
set of circumstances, bad altogether.
LliTTHMS I'Ki'M Till- I'l-i fl.K.
A Notable CorreHpon4nce.
laiiToK Tin: Ciuzkn: The New York
j World of the '.'nth iust. contains the lol
I lowing correspondence between Mr.
I Clailstonc, the world's greatest slntes
j man, and Mr. Spurgeon, the world's
greatest living preacher. Mr. liladstone
j rcceutlv wrote to Mr. Spurgeon:
"In my own house, darkened at the
present time, I read with sad interest,
I the account of Mr. Spurgeon's illness. I
I can not help conveying to you an earn
est assurance ol my sympathy unil
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of Itirlrr ImMtlK "iittd'T lliell
-t nl all in U'nvi-iiin sl-t nctln i.mo
4. Cuverrinu-nt I-'imhI Krpnrt.
tharamxly yon utt. Ther .
1 1 a I r iih I v I over v. t w III f t 4 I
ailaf rroaiiliaiit- Xlecly ausjar
BOLD KVKUYWIIEBB,
WHEN YOU WANT
?im1 room Suitu,
Tarlor Sui1,
v.Hy Chairs,
HocKers,
Siile Hounls,
Kxteiision ThIiIi'h,
Dining Chairs,
Kitchen Tables,
I'cil Lounges,
Single Lounges,
II., I !!,. L-
Wnnlrolies. ,
( enter I utiles,
Otliee l'u rn it lire,
l'ictures,
Shades.
No. 43 Patton Avenue,
Leonard Clen liable .Refrigerators,
Water Coolere Wire Dish Covers,"
White Mountain lee Cream Freezers
Fly Trnps and Fans Oil Stoves,,
Fly Screens for Doors and Windotra
Agents for White's Sewing Machines.
Old Fstablished Machine, Loin; and Fnvorably Known.
PRICES AS LOW ASTHi; LOWEST.
See our inachincB before purchasing.
JEWETT STEEL RANGES.
DO YOU
WANT A WATCH?
Or Would You Prefer
Handsomest Halite ever seen in Asheville,
in our window. Well worth looking at.
Sample set up
STRAUSS' EUROPEAN IIOT1CI,
AND RESTAURANT.
BOARD BY THE KtONTH, WEEK OH DAY..
Ktrrrt cars jibm the dour. IIkii front s
All I ask K
ROOMS ALL NEWLY FURNISHED.
Also, tatile bonnier1; ran lie arromnindateil.
o'etock a. m. until 1'.! o'clock p. tn.
Am iirrimscil tor catering ai .hnrtrsl notice for Home I'nrtlr., nulla, rtc.
trial.
My Celebrated Philadelphia i-'rlea
Arc well known No one can fturpa '. Ihrin. Am proud to .ay I have Ihe flnf(, taraea
Kanve In AHhevlllc. (.'on iwrve order, in fiom .1 to r, uilnntr., hih-Ii n. IM.h, (inH'. Oy.ter
i the Hull Shell rollte and attentive waiter.. 1'lea.cil to nerve all K.Hclfi'lly,
dee 4 dl
K. STRAl'HH, Prop.
bv any obstacles projected by the forces . csl " .,n-v " " 1 ' ' '"-v
u ..i, .i.b i j . i-nrillill :n inir:tthll l(ir 111. SIlkMH ll IH1W.
of nature. Our temper is to rally, try t.r9 ,lUt ,ti miM C fur ,evtctl nntl
aeain, and ultimatclvconiiuersucli forces, , unfuilini; character I liinnlily commend
and over them to display the banner of' yon ami him in all conliiiKendcs to the
victory. In this matter of light houses j
ia which are involved not only com
mercial interests but human safety, but
one question has been asked, "is it neces
sary ?" followed by another, "is it feasi
ble?" The Ivddystonc light house was
suggested as a safe-guard to the
mariner traversing the most stormy
and dangerous waters ol the I'ug
lish channel. Far out in the waters
with a rocky foundation hardly visible
amid the lashing ot the storm. With icr
ils surrounding every hour of the long
years ot construction, the work was
eventually carried to successful comple
tion, and for a century and n half was a
beacon of safety to thousands of tempest
tossed ships. The light on the Hell Kock
on the Scottish coast was constructed
with more of difficulty, danger, and
cost of time; for the work, owing to the
fury of the waves, could only be curried
on for a few weeks in some seasons; ami
nine years were required for its comple
tion. On our own coast, the light on
Minot's ledge was built only after many
failures, and several appalling disasters.
In all cases courage, perseverance, de
termination and science prevailed.
Why then should the work on Diamond
shoals be nbandoned, or even delayed?
Its importance equals that of the liddys
tone. The volume f commerce flowing
along our shores is scarcely less than
that which crowds the English channel.
Every week in the year recordssiune wreck
some disaster to noble ships, some melan
choly extinction of vnlmible lives, some
irreparable waste of property all liecause
of the absence of the warning Ix-ucon.
The faith of the government is commit
ted tq the erection of a safeguard; the
pride of the American people is involved
in this battle with the terrible forces of
nature. The battle once engaged in,
there is no retreat, victory must be won,
: even if the light is renew. d again and
gain.
But the work should be undertaken by
national authority.' It should not be
left to contract. Contractors have too
much personal interest at stake. They
cannot afford to note the chancel of loss,
nd they have little of fame to win even
if successful.
VTe nope to hear nothing more of the
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UPHOLSTERING DONE,
CARPETS - LAID.
C'AI.I. UN
HL VIR & BROWN.
FURNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS,
3 Patton Aonne.
Fl'KNlSHKU ROOM'S.
For rent, well kept, centrally located.
Mo'lcrn conveni net. ftt
WHSTKKN HIlTHI.,
8. W. Comer Public Squnre.
Asheville. N C. Minintlhm
PIANOS AND ORGANS
On tuny trrm. Ch or monthly A-mrtiU
home, rHMiool or omcr on fifteen uy trial
Krrv tfiattriimcnt euarnntrrtl, ira'J in
Call ami tcr the tH-k at U I'utt, Avciiyf,
J. F. Garratt, Agent. Asheville, N. V.
BRICK.
BRICK.
FOR HALK BY
BRICK.
E BRICK & TILE COMPANY,
AftheviBe, N. C. P. O. Box 4 6.
A LITTLE HIGH.
mlinite stoics ot divine love anil mercy
Mrs. Siiiirgeon replied with a note of
thanks, to which Mr. Spurgeon, now
slowly recovering, I raced with his own
feeble ham! t lie following poslcript:
"Yours is a word I love, such as those
only write who Invr been into ti e King's
country ami seen much ol 1 1 is lace. M v
heart's love to you."
How refreshing and inspiring this ex
hibition ol christian svmii.itliv mid fel
lowship between those venerable and
distinguished representatives of widely
different eccle.iaslical organizations!
What testimony this is to the living
power of the christian religion! Long
may the lives of both lie prolonged to
ailoru the annals of the church of Coil !
I. I.. Carroll.
Home and Forclmi MlMaoam.
UinroK Tn K Citizks: The Rev. Mr.
C. W. Ityrd, of the Central Methodist
church, south, preached one ol his forci
ble sermons on last Sunilay morning.
His subject was to aid the woman's mis
sionary work in presenting their claims
to the congregation for the sum of $Mt)0.
I could not help thinking when Mr.
Hyrd was laboring so hind to convince
his congregation of the great importance
of giving freely to aid such work in a
foreign land, that our christian ieople
ought to lie doing lor some of our own
American people that arc located about
the old depot and Cripple creek; that
there a portion of the $800 could be used
with as good results as in either China
or Japan. Observer.
One of the troubles of life is
the breaking of lamp-chimneys.
Needless. Macbeth's "pearl
top and "pearl glass are
touch against heat.
You will save nine-tenths ol
your chimney-money by using
them,
" Pearl top" fits most ol
the little lamps ; " pearl glass "
is for " Rochester, " Pitts
burgh," " Duplex," etc.
We make a great many sizes
and shapes, all of tough glass.
You can get the right ones.
Talk with your dealer about it
FlUlDOra. GIO. A. Maciith Ou.
For Malaria, Liver Trou
ble, or Indigestion, rase
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
CARPETS
Jl'HT RICCKIVKI
From the Factories
IN PHILADELPHIA AND OTHER POINTS.
-TAKE
V'lt'K
Broken Jewelry
A Nil
DISABLED WATCHES AND CLOCKS
TO
M. A. TILLER,
AND HAVE THEM MADE AS GOOD AS NEW.
No. if N. Court (tqnnre,
NIC XT IIOOK TO POHTOKKH'J-'
G. II. MAYKR
CONSULTING : OPTICIAN
61 South Main Ht.
tw vrntv two roll inKinin. rxtm hikt. X
plv tmH'Mrv. IhmIv Hrunt'l ami vilvt-t cat-
( Mif htintltrd anil t 'Kl't rollfi rhinn ftlraw
mattinh.
unr hundu-d find thirtj-Avt Smjrna anil
fur niKH.
fifty -onr art niiarfs. Coma and nnpiii
matting. Torticrrri and 1it rurtain.
Somr of thctr sondn wrrr hntittht at
grcutly frditccd prieri and will lc u1U at a
harKain.
Call and r mv ltntnvnf utock, thr lartrrHt
nd onlv rxvluslTr carjct hoiite In thr state.
JAS. P. SAWYER,
49 H. Main St., Anile Yille,N.C.
,jnn2;td3m
n;ui i;ct hm;ht.
RxitM in the alturtUT nf ht adai-hc, pnln in
'f about the c. dininmM in riailifiK r
injc nt a dtiiuu'v
Have your nij:ht tstcd free of charge. Sat
isfaction Kuaraiilcrd.
Thermometer
I 'or (he hou'f or garden; bath or dairy;
i lit iniciil or iVter thfrmonieterii;ntorm irlannM
:ind thermotnrterii comhined; hydromctem or
thermometrrtt to measure liquor, acid, etc.
KKK Boilers.
1 hrre minute Hand fftaai to cook roar eg
properly, 25 cents.
All kindof cirntific tnitrumrntn.
FOR IW OPJLY mountain park hotel
YOUNG MEN OLD MEN
. Ill II 1st TSUI W MI MIMlTI (I IISUIC
Thtr till Btrele Snru to tr lk.Bi.lrti.
. m sot bowibi o M faioMinilir
lllMKEFFTH HORRID SNAKES
tkrr fiT. .a ti sjv.tt.lr un nh tau m .)
OUR NEW BOOK
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far . mitd U-.tplJa.
ta. piiloMpky of DIimm
w u4 AJlIttUH ! Ui
Otr.bi triiu, ho by
NUML IHtAIIPbRII.
in, tk worat raanaf
B.Brsu ana p.
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010 AMI f AITS of BODT mm4 UbII la WriW4.
14 Mi . Terrtiartrt mai FmifB Can' Mas,
Tm w -rriu ikt . T stoU.fgll -ipUB.'loa.nl prrwfe. vit
tRII MEDICAL CO. UPrAUU.ii.fi
SO
11 1 I -w.
HOT 8PR1NC;8, N. C.
Thin charm in k reort 40 miles from Anhe-
villc, under it" new management in lieluiecon-
ilncted on the trglunt K'w'c of rsctllencc
which insure Itn continued and incn aaed
ptipnlarlty. Hciiuliful arrnrry, dry hrncinjc
air. Natural htti watrr d litis n murine
pool mnut tuxur'a KwimminK pool nlth
bnthini nuitM. lame art at aciiAhurc hlllinrdt,
liowlitiK, tmnin, etc. AmuM-mrnt fur the
pteanure aeeker, rent for the o.erwtirktd,
health for the Invalid.
Houae modern lu all appointment, elera
tr, electric Iwllt and tag Table and ser
vice unexcelled Kimms good sUed and wll
lurnUhrd. Fnr particulars nddres
PRUHKEMESS
Liquor Habit.
mmmmura maesMrauaMt
I! WIVES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
Itosn to riven III anfftw. tot. nr In arttclM of fnnrf
without Ui koxwleclK nl mttrnt If nceuir :
II bHMUtvIv bArmlfW sno will flrt s cwrms-1
Dnt ftnd ap(ly wire, wlwUwr thr uuini I, I
1ul1d3m
DR. W. F. ROMS,
That is the way
Home pM)jil( like their
pnnie. Ilowover. few
jM'ople want even i
picture of Asheville
that way. Appreci
ating that fact (vnl
ever desirous oj wiv
ing the people money
(while making some
for ourHelvea)' Thk
Titizen han purchas
ed the exclusive right
to sell the VIKWSof
Asheville (which 1h'. v
len sold a. f 5 oa-h ) "
for a. paid-in-ndvnnco
subscription to The
Daily Citizkn Tlia t,
is, you pay us 3 for
Thk Daily Cn izKNtos'
six months, and w
will giveyoua-siiMTl
pictui-e of Ahhevillfi
FUKK.
That's a filing of
ter or ought to lie.
You get Thk Citizen
at the usual rate and
the picture besides,
and we get the inter
est on your f '! and
the pleasure that
comes of bei ng I iberal ..
If you want, extra,
copies of TUB. 1MC
TIUIK t o send away
that matter can prob
ably be arranged nt
the business office of
ThbCitizkn. Hut first
we must have the
paid in-advance sul
s c r i p t i o n of f t.
That's fair.
N. IV You can take
your choice ol the
pictures, those on
thin or thoson thick
pnier. . The former
a re b Ht t send a way ;
the latter are the beat
to frame.
T1IECITIZKN.
pakilygroIeriesanV ROVISIONS
Arnt tot R mi Crwrk
North Mnh.
ttlao'ly
ln Mill".
TII, N. C.
1 f "rl"'' "
Aj Iv""'-In 1 tn Mut., wlllioul Pain.
B I "' V'Tils W rlrlurn. (;onlnlns no
T 'r4ilor Tin Hinnnn nulotsncrn. ami
I p. rih-i t)y phynlrlKna. HhI sj
f "T.lrln.fr wl'thtsrh liottln. Price U
I t UnM hv lj iiKKliti. lwar of Snb.
JtfXlnUjtX crnrJhMDToJrtNjO
FOB 8ALB BY
RATSOR I SMITH. ASHEVILLE. N. C.
TRY THE
Dodara tefhrl ii ker or an Bicoboi Ir wnr k
EH TAILH. IttpenwUnitnqutly and w lib but h I
crrw. .ht wisw wi" nnurnw unoergoea no in
irnoBj, pna sno nw cmupiaM rti
HIGH GRADE, LOW RICE, EASY IK RMS.
LUDDEN & HATES, S. M. II,
Thk Iiaii.t Citizh.n hits IxniKlit, and I
Smi.rr ilrall.?ff anrl hnnrat rrrreM'titatinn hare rnablrd thil huliar ti avativ the noiltriiai
IIH'V mar IK men III inr snow winnow cm ot neing the mom rename in me noma.
A. M. Ficltl, tin South Main street.
A SOI. II) GOLD LAIUF.S' WATCH
AND CHAIN. The ense is H kHrnts.
hniKlsomely enrvtd, with Klin nuirr
metit. The chain Is gtiltl, lieantifullt
ilccoratrd with fine hnrd cnnmcl.
Also, a HHAI'TU'l.'L LAIUKS' STICK
I'lN, maile tiHiit Siecial order. The I'in
is what is known hs the Clover Lenf de
sign, and consists of four handsome
stones one Aquamarine, one Amethyst,
one Topaz and one IHamond, set in solid
fjold, beautifully ornamented and en-
KriiTcd.
This Watch and Tin are to lie Riven to
the two ladies in Aslicvillc w ho will show
that they deserve thtm.
The Watch will lie Riven to the lady
securing the largest numlier of nubscrili
ers to Thr Daily Citizkn between this
date and liccember 1st.
The Tin will liefjiven to the lady get
ting the next largest number.
A suliscribcr will be the name of any
lierson in AlcviHe not now a suIuxtHht
to Thk Citizkn, accompanied by $1.01..
A name accompanied by $2.00 will count
two, anil a name accompanied by $3.00
will count three. Anil to all $;l.O0 sub
scribers Thk Citizkn will make, in nddi
lion, a present of one of those splendid
liinlscye views of Ashcvilic.
Lndics, this is your opportunity.
Any gentleman can get subscribers,
but they must lie counted for some lady.
Look al the splendid Watch and I'in,
and see what a handsome, and costly
present either of them will muke for your
wilt or young lady friend.
They are unusually costly and beauty
ful, and there is not a lady In Aslicvillc
but would be delighted with either for
Christmas.
They will cost yon nothing, except a
little effort during odd moments when
doing nothing else.
Thk Dmi.y Citizkn is the people's pn
per, and this unpircedcnted indiiivntt nt
is offered in or er thai ninny more peo
ple may read il each day.
There lire at lei.st l.fiOO men in Ashe
ville who do not now subscribe lor Thk
Citizin, who arc amply able to do so,
and Thk Citizkn knows no easier wav
to secure them than by enlisting the
efforts of the Indies in its Ixhnlf. ;
r All names will lie carefully catered in
book kept for the purpose, and the lady
sending in tin greatest number ol tames,
ai-compMiled by the money, as indicated,
before December, will get the Watch on
December 1st, and the out getting the
next largest will get the I'in. ,
ft a paaifclat of InforaiaOoa sad .!
I Yi.trwtof ths lawdhowlns How loZf
a Obtain Palanu. Cavaata, XntoI V
1V Maria, Ooprriiraija, mmt ft. W
Wum muhn QO.jfjrm
JS.l BraadwaT. f
S2 (CuitoB-Mids) PaIiITx
i nil in
A NEW ONE
i FOR
AN OLD OSfE.
i na m nin suit, wrr .
hroke, iHrtv spotted; 1 look (t d m x
L 7.T j! '""S i an r the Nation,
alnaak of Aahevill, nn. had It made nood
aa i w for only trine "
Vo akouM thu -mmt. )ond3m
venlef
lfuv.n I
and soot,i hla eoniplau reformauoa hi I
pwaw wa is ua ii.ii ox
KAYtOlt SMITH, Drasgtats.l
Aaherllle, N. C. '
aas.wlj aio wc fri
LAUNDRY
17 Patton Avcnnca
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yiiraj at Lama li..-
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t lllculannani PaVksL'
"aaaawauawaaa.aI.WO(II,LgY u 77
UMta. 00, Una WbaW-t
(Custom-Made)
from Maaafii' Rewinanta.
Hallaraeoe. (aaraauiaa or J
money nfattdari.
3END YOW ADDRESS FOR SAMPUS
and last mol lns lor Sall-Maasursiaant.
PIEDMONT PANTS COMPANY
Winston, N. C.
A ak air aseata far W. I.. Daatlaa Maaa.
Il aal far .ale la yoar .laca aak yaar
dealar la aaad for calalosaa, aacaro Id.
UTTAal NO MDBMtlTUTB.I
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at jtl.li. eonifi. ruble. idlaj
hna arar offered at UiU petew.-u
tiira-mnde nhiea omitlng rniai afili a
CO, 40 Pallet ethori raraMa
90k and l.rWt'arrleni.11 HZ
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Monediii one pair will wajiaywi
j aeRlfi Boheta,.;,,,
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