Citizen
VOLUME IX. NO, IO.
ASXiJEVmLE, N. O., TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1893.
PKICE 5 CENTS.
Asheville
.Daily
I NEWS '
NEWS
Whitman's
UPttlNU TUB SUMMKH
WIS Wll.l. OUT A l'RUSII
Stll'i'l.Y HVKKY KHUAY
BY liXI'RUSS
KL R O Gr E R -
v ..
5 110031
11 rick. Cottage,
Neur Public Square,
Corner Walnut
and Penland Streets,
FOR ItEISX;
Also '
One Of lice Room,
Over Store,
A. O. t OOPKR,
THE
COLUMBIAN
FLY FAN!
This Year's Patent !
SI'liCIAI. ADMMIili 1
1'ISCIAL. Ot'MMUK W
.ALU
ALB
V
MARCHK
BON
SPECIAL SUMMER SALE !
ItijL-hty cents on the I tut lux or u l'iscimut
I if iM'r I'ciil tif nil itimmIm t'xi'i'iit 1'ititl rut'l
Where is but one best goods. mk'Ii as ' Cciltrmeri V 1? stcr'H kill
I I.'I ft . . 4 i inii Kluvn. Hurl & Wilson's cullurs unil cutis
and wc have got it ! 1
Try Sensation and
be convinced !
k: r o Cr e
Tbc H Kt on tlie Market !
Wc huvc made the I'rice Low!
MUSKINGUM
FILTERS.
Nature's Product !
The ltrnt. I iiruvt. Neatest. denm-st:
Kilters in Hit- cily. Fur lite tiller. It)
gallou a duy
YOUR
SUMMER
HOME.
Have You Furnished. It?
We rc HrnlftinrterM fr all notisc
iiiriiishiiiRM n arcuint of ilull tinn'H
will tnakc very low price-, when
you ruy of us. We Klve no list of
prices here, lint come and pee us Wc
have the gumta.
THAI). W. THRASH &. '()
I
PROF. CLAXTON RESIGNS
AIX'PTS A CAIX
UKeiliNHIIUKO.
CAN'T ii:x IP.
:.
Mat lu Tlie
CREAM
8
fLUNCH
BISCUITS
Ki:L INSTATE.
IV. 11 C.WVN.
V. W. WliST,
Gwyn & West,
Kmi-cimirs to Walter U. C yn
ESTABLISHED loSl
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
Real Estate.
und IVurl UnluuuUrctl shirt tt
THE PUBLIC
K'miw us well ni'iijh that when
wc advertise 11 11 Hit centtt sale it
means.
BIG BARGAINS
This Halo will only continue until July 1
and Strictly Cnsli, an ny kJs on eretlit
i will he charftcil nj;ulnr prices. Our lines
are lull ami comi letu in ull leiu.rtriientst ho
this is a jjreat MM'wttunity lor i- od yoods
I nt t;rtut sacrifice.
KOIS 3IARCHE
,J7 Ho 11 Hi itluiii Mireet.
LOWJ'IST PRICKS!
ON HAMMOCKS AND
CROQUET SETS.
''lie Huner tiit-iidf lit t jvkIic-
villt'11 HilKiolit Will Tiike tle
Chalrof clieicv mill icruim
al ilir Wale Nnrmal Nchoul.
Superintendent 1'. 1. Cluxloti, of t lie
graded schools, h:ts decided finally that
In; will Ion vc Asheville, liis mind huving
liven made up since yesterday, when Tins
Otikkn stilted that lie would rt'itiiiin
litre. I'rof. Claston gave 1'S resigna
tion to tin- sellout couiinitti e todav, to
take clfcct on Hie fuse of July.
I'rof. Ctaxtou gives up his place here,
yvliicli lie has held f r several years, to
take the chair of icdagigy and Gcrlnan
in the Stale Normal school at Giccns
horo. While the salary will Iw the same
ns lie received here, $I,K()(, he lielicvcs
lie will lie in p'si" ion to do :t greater
win k lor I lie cause ot education in ins
new chair.
Tim Citizi:n Ik licves it voices the sen
timents ol the citizens of Asheville when
it says that c cty one wid learn ot I'rof.
Claxlon's intended removal with deep
regret. He has lahored haril ti hrinn
Asiicville's riulfil schools to their pies
cut hili 1 .1 1 11 1 .1 1 it and citizens and
fcluila: s alike would lie n';'d to have him
continue his efficient suK'rinti'iidcncy.
He is :i youti man of l)ritlit intellect, an
unliriiii.; worker and devoteil ti the edu
cational cause. The people of AkIicviIIc
will regret his determination to take up
the work in another part of the State.
However, the matter having been set
tled, t bey will wish I'rof. Claxton all
pos ilile success in his new field, and eon
Hrntulatc (ireensboi o on t'lis valuable
acquisition.
The school committee held a special
niicliiiji at noon today and accepted
I'rof. Claxlon's resignation. They tlec
ted as his successor 1'rot. . 1). lvHfi'cstoii
of 1 1 a 11 1 . Icii-Svduey , Va., who was rc-
eeullv I'h'iscii piii eipal of the Oratijjc
strut school I'rof. liiileslon has tauj; lit
in I his school lor two years pnsi , a ml,
it is Ik lit vi 1, will I c a win thv successor
to Siin riiiicnilenl Cl.ivloii. Puur vc.irs
afjo he was siiperiincailcnt of I he Haiti
bridge, tl i.t schools. IK is about U(J
years old.
i'AS".i-.pit;i:n At;i:is i n.
V K lis n AKIil V A L. Ut'
'l''.NCY CKACKIiUS AT
POWELL i SNIDER'S.
1. Oil lit Securely HImc-I at
Her Cent.
8
Notary I'ulille, CominiiwIimiT 'f IHfd.
FIRE INSURANCE.
SMIUTHKA8T CUI'KT SOUAKK.
COKTLAiND BROS.,
Heal Kmate Brokcru
Aurt Iiiw-Mliueut Alfeiits
NOTARY HVltLIC.
Uui ei.urcly placrrt t 8 per ccat.
liflief.
25 in I'hIKiii Avcnae. ttrcund IHuur.
Muvicr'8 i:iU t. Kt'tcfvtd!
Tmlav 1
J. M. HESTON'S,
NO. -M SOUTH MIN STKIiliT
Moiiivr
MTI'ATKII at Tiiic Phot
Ol' M ITC II lil.l-, ItHilll-CNT
Mlll'NTAIN liST OF Til K
Kockihs !
3 a c
2
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0 5'JJbO
SSa.'is
1 t H a
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MITCHELL
h. M.
V. U C"S
' s nunc
CJ 'f. U 5
JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER.
I'urillHlied ami Unfurnished Houses.
OI'FICK KOOM.H.
Luhbs securely 1. 1 need at Hlfht cr cent.
GO TO
Hl'NTINH l-'OK
Wlil.VBS AMI
CATS, 1'lSIIIXi;
Tkuur !
ItltAH,
Wll.O-
1'OK
HOTEL
Itounl. iht ntiiutli; $7,511 ier
Week; $1 6l ier Dur.
Aildrcsn :
jun1d3in
A- TYSON.
Illaek Mountain,
N C
AMERICAN BAKERY f
YOU CAN ALWAYS
FIND GOOD
Ve are prepared to supply
the citizens of Aebevillo with
Fi-okIi liread, UoIIh, Pies and
Ca.W'8 of every description.
If you want nice wedding or
party cakes, give us an o-
dur and if you nr not
pleased in quality ami art it-
tic worn we will reiuuti .you
WHITE LILY FLOUR your money. We will mid
daily different lineH of eake,
Will bake any kind of "cakes
W. A. Latimer,
BO. 16 COURT SQUARE,
AND.BUY PBBSII WATBK
GROUND
CORN MEAL I
LATIMER HAS UST
KBCBIVBD A NEW
SHIPMENT OP
lullatkle
Cold.
Washington, Juii'i 20. Jude Ilradley
tliis morning rendered a decision refusing
a writ of mandamus to Geo. T. I'ullas
kio to compel the civil service commis
sion to approve his reinstatement as a
substitute letter carrier.
I'ullaskie passed the civil service exam
ination for the position anil, August,
ISU2, his name was placed on the eligi
ble list for appointment. January 23,
1K03, Postmaster Sherwood of Wash
ington made a requisition upou the civil
service commission for a candidate for
appointment. This list as forwarded
included I'ullaskic's name anil he was
selected and received notice from the
postmaster of hisnppointmcnt. He was
dropcd from the rolls by direction of
the postmaster general under instruc
tions of the civil service commission that
the appointment was irregular.
i 'ullaskis contended that he was un
lawfully removed from the position and
applied tor a writ ot mandamus to cumin-1
the postmaster general to reinstate
him, the com nission to approve tbe re
instatement. Itnlgc Itr.id'ey in his opinion, discussed
in dctad the civil service law and points
made by the petitioner, and readied the
conclusion that it was apparent from
tbe facts in thi! ease that 1'iil.iski, having
been irregularly appointed, had no such
absolute legal right to theoffie in whi li
be w'.-is placed, (is that would justify tt.e
court in inlet Icring. The court therefore
refused ti e writ prayed for.
UOl'NCKII.
A INHWORTH, IIANT ANOMAMHli
HKI.D.
The Uitvtrnment CenHnrrd For
Mot Havlnic a ftUlllecl Haprrln
Irndenl In C Mm rite or The Work
Under The Theater Bnlldlnic.
Washington, Junc"2. The coroner's
jury investigating the l-'ord's theater tlis
aster has brought in a verdict holding
Col. P. C. Ainsworth, Contractor George
W. Pant, Suierintetidcnt Covert and En-
gincer Sasse rcsHnsible for the deaths
of the victims, by reason of criminal neg
ligence on their part.
The jury add: "We do further say that
tbc failure of the government of the
United States to provide for skilled
superintendence of the work of repair
and alteration of its buildings in charge
of the Wai Department is most tnibusi-
sslike and reprehensible and we are of
the opinion that if such superintendence
had leen provided in the case of work on
-ords theater building theawful tragedy
might have liccn averted."
No warrants were served this morning
on the defendants, hut Cid. P. C. Ains-
w'orth, Wm. U. Covert, suiierintentlcnt
f I he theater building, and Praneis
Sasser, its engineer, appeared voluntarily
in the Crimiunl court nctore JtiUge
YlcComnsnnd gave bail in the sum of
$10,000 each for their appearance.
BOOTH'S WILL,
Wit WILL. SHKVB THIS
MOST UliUClUVS Sl'li
CIALTY TIUSAI'TliKNOON
AMI HVUNINli AT OUK
SODA FOUNTAIN.
F
TEWIfSSIE BUTTER I to order.
8 N. COURT SQUARE!
Ill ntsslou
ark
Honilirru AHue(nilu
i Tlir Hutu rv
The ii gul::r tptartci ly meet ing ol the
Southern l'.is.engk.r association, an or
ganization composed of ll.c passenger
agents ot Southern railroa !s, li.gan here
today, the sessions being held at tie
Hattcry I'ark hotel. Those in at
tendance arc: G. A. Macdonald, l5eorg;ia
SouLltcin and Plorida railroad, Macon,
15a.; W. M. Iavidson. IM.int system,
Florida: S. II. Hardwicke. Kichniond and
Danville ami Georgia I'acilic, Atlanta;
M. Slaughter. Assistant commissioner.
Atlanta: A. Maddison. As n-iatcd Roads
of Virginia and the Carolin is Kichniond;
M. lones, otficial stenographer ot the
association. Atlanta. Col. W . A. Turk,
general passenger agent ol the K. ec I ,
arrived this altcrnooii to tube part in ttie
tnectine.
Among the business for the associa
tion's consideration will be the abolition
ol the unlimited ticket system, and the
arranging of special rates to various
points lor the summer. Kates arc also to
Ik' fixed for the encampment ot the Grand
Army of the Republic, which occurs in
Indianapolis September 4-S. It is prob
able that a one-fare rate will be offered
for this event.
The association will probably com
plete its work tomorrow.
A. Ureal Coiisplracv to MtiiuigKle
CIiliieNt; unci llpliuii.
Washington, June 20. Patrick H.
Winston, United States attorney; Thos.
K. ISrowu, United States marshal: An
drew W.'isson, United States colltctor nt
Port Townseiul; C. J. Mulkcy, United
States sjiecial agent, and six special in
spectors of customs in the Puget S iund
district, all in the State of Washington.
have Ik'ch dismissed as a result ot reports
made to Secretary Carlisle b special
treasury agents Wooil and Lewis. The
officials removed are charged with licing
oiiiiccteil with one ot the most extensive
,'iml successful conspiracies ever formed
to suiugtfle Chinese and opium int the
I rnitcd States across the far northwest
territory.
1111,111.11 NOLIIIIvKH,
Tliey -Will I aUe InTlieValr Willi
a Hurrah.
Chicago, Jut.c 2t). I here will be a
monster reunion of war veterans, both
Ci nlcileralc anil Union, at the pair
( ctoher 2 to 24- inclusive. These days
were designated bv theexnnsition author
iti.-sl ami gran 1 army posts throughout
the lam! -vim enter licartuy into the plan
of bringing .-ill the old soldiers they can
to Chicago. Not less than 50.000 are
expected to be present to listen to stir
ring patriotic addresses from prominent
officers of both armies. Arrangements
tor camping outside the lair grounds will
lie made as far as possible. Fireworks
reviews und parades arc among the
features ol the celebration.
;o r in t o no r wati;u
ABANUUNKU
rue A. I..
; tUt To
X. Both Will No
Nparlauburi:.
The Asheville Light Infantry will not
go to Spartanburg to take part in the
competitive drill arranged by the Hamp
ton Guards for tbc Fourth of July, al
though the eoinpanv decided last week
that it would go. A mectingof ti e eoin
panv was held last evening, at which
Capt. White tl. Smith stated that he had
been promised, bv the quartermaster
eneral, uniforms for his men bv the
lust of uly. Later, however, he hail
been informed by Adjutant Ucncral
Cameron that the uniforms could not be
be furnished bv that time, and no date
as sit when they would be furnished.
Capt. Smith then announced t hat. alter
consultation with Maj. O. W. Itudd. he
had decided to abandon the Spartanburg
trio, as it was not possible to properly
iinilorni tbe IK men needed for participa
tion in tbe drill. This abandonment ol
the trip will be a disappointment to the
A. L. 1. boys who had hoetl to go anil,
possiblv, capture a prize Ironi the Pal
metto State bo vs.
New wnv To I r I v e Oil MLallrood
Ilxiicllta.
St. losici'ti. Mo., June 20. Monday
night near Pacific Junction, an attempt
was made to hold up a passenger train
on the Kansas City, St. oc and Council
itl tills road. The train was under way
tt ml I he fireman was engaged in throw
inn a stream of hut water on the coal in
tbe tender when a man crawled over the
coal, and shoving a revolver into his
ace. told hitn to throw up his hands
Instead of doing so F'ircinau Heningway
turned the hot water on the baiuiit
thoroughly scalding him. The man fired
two shots at lleiiingway and then fled
What is It ?
Call and See
At No. Ill Court ftqttarr, near City Hall.
HEINITSH & REAGAN
OR DSTIIEATER DISASTER
- PARIS - GREEN -
Fresh Lut Received att
RAYSOR & SMITH'S.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
31 PATTON AVENUE.
Norm Carolina RelaMven Mo
ForKoltrn -Kataie of (605,000.
New York, June 20. The will of Kd-
win Booth was filed today. liooth leaves
the bulk of his property to his daughter.
Edwina Booth Grossman. The value of
his personal estate is estimated at$GOG,'
O00. lie gives his brother Joseph A.
Booth $10,000 nndhis niece, Mary
Booth Douglass, $10,0(K). his other
nieces and nephews $r,li()0 each; his
cousins. IThnrlotte Mitchell naitmaii ami
Robert Mitrhell ol North Carolina, each
tret $10,000. and to several friends the
will irave five and t"ti thousand Hollars
lch; Actor's fund anil other actor's so
fifties $5,000 each.
At90,OOOMtKTflt:K.
Wt 111! lliloil llouNe In Dri'p Wl
er- Conlldenee Rtnlornl.
Wilmington, N. C, June 20. Adrian
cfc Vollcrs, wholesale groceries and liquor
dealers, one of the oldest business houses
in the city, have assigned with prefer
ences 1 He failure was prccipiinicii iy
that of the Bank of New Hanover in
whose favor thev executed a mortgage
for $UO.OO0 some months ago.
But few denositors called today for
their monev at the Wihniimtoti Savings
and Trust company's banking house, and
some ot those who withdrew ttieir money
yesterday have already returned it. le
posits arc being made bv business men
this morning.
The Borden case.
Niew BeijI'ohh, Mass., June 20. There
was not such a great jam outside the
court house this morning, although at
t he opening of court there were as many
people in the room as at any time dur
ing the Borden trial. Miss Borden en
tered the room at S:C5. The court came
in at I) promptly and the district at
torney continued his argument.
PARIS GREEN
FOR
POTATO BUGS !
PARIS - GREEN
I-'rcah Lot Kcceivcd at
RAYSOR X SMITH'S.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
31 PATTON AVENUE.
AT SOttTHHHIK CHl'UCII
secrelarv KerKnHou'a Lt-cinre
There l.ant Kveomir.
Probably never since it was built has
the pretty Soul hside Prcsby lei ian church
held so large an audience as gathered
there last ivening, on the occasion of tbe
lecture on "A Bicycle Trip Tlnough liu-roH.-,"
by Secretary J. B. Ferguson, of
the Y. M. C. A. The scats, aisles, doors
md windows of the church were filled
with spectators. The exercises were
oicucl w it 11 prayer 11 v ivcv. iv 1. ri-
nicv . followed ly a iumi inu nrni i.v
five boys Irom the junior department of
the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Ferguson then de
livered bis lecture, which was illustrated
with a number of vicwsdesei iptiveof the
countries through which the lecturer
look bis bearers. It was alike intcrest
iiui and instructive, and was greatly en
joyed by the huge crowd present.
MI'MT IN A. KDNA V A V .
Mishap vntcrda 10 M II. Meed.
l-( . of Illlliuoir.
About G o'clock yesterday afternoon
as S. II. Reed, ctii.. was driving from tbc
city to hia home ut Ibltmorc. his horse
was frightened near the new bridge that
is building near Maj. Breese's residence,
anil ran away. Horse and buggy dashoil
over un S-foot embankment and Mr.
Reed was thrown out. sustaining several
hruists about the body. He was taken j
to his home and given medical attention.
Mr. Reed's injuries are, luckily, not
serious.
AHslitued.
Chicago, Ii.i.., Itinc 20. The General
Hngineci ings company of Harvey, III
has assigned. Liabilities, $75,000.
Richmond. Va.. luuc 20. Isaac Hcild
ilrv iiooils dealer, has assigned. Liabili
I ics, $111,000.
Chattanooga, June 20. Last evening
the City Savingshank. capital $200,000,
made an assignment to its vicc-presnlcni.
ti. II. Jarnagiu. 1 lie olhccrs announce
that the depositors will he paid in full.
Hallroud Traffic mopped.
Nuw Oki.ka.ns, I unc liO. Tbe Bondiew
crevasse and Urea k in t lie Williams levee
lias been substantially closed. In the
crevasse, four tnili-4 above I his city, there
was an opening last night that was
more than 15o'feet wide. About fiOO
convicts and other laborers will have it
closed in a dav or two. 1 rathe over the
Yazoo and Mississippi valley railroad is
suspended.
row Allter Talk (leiiae,
Nl-:v Yiikk, June 20. Getierul Russell
Alger said to a reporter here :
"I have seen nothing thai indicates to
my mind a hostile feeling on the part ot
the present administration toward the
pensioners, and I tun willing to give it
credit for a purpose fairly and honestly
to administer the (tension laws as they
exist.
lllte Contract Iwardrd.
Wilmington, N. C, June 20. Con
tracts have been let by the Atlantic
Coast Line for their Manchester and
Augusta extension hum Ketnmi. S. C,
to Denmark, S. C. Watkins and I'.ir
tow, of Birmingham, Ala., were awarded
the contract for all trestle work, includ
ing the big trestle ut Santec river, which
is three miles long. --
Tuo-w TliiM If Hlctcle Kldiag.
Cleveland, ).. June 20. Just one
week ngo Monday Tom Roc started
from New York to San Francisco on a
bicycle and wheti he reached this city he
hud ridden GSO miles, an average of
nearly a Fundrcd miles a day. lie is
three davs ahead of celled ulc time. He
found the roads in excellent coudition.
He'll Pull Thronnli.
Minnhapolis, Minn., June 20. lames
McMillan of Minneapolis has made a
voluntary assignment. McM.llan was
in the hide and fur business until a
short time ago, when the business was
transferred to a corporation known as
James McMillan and Company. The as
signment docs not affect this corpora
tion. Assets about $700,000; liabili
ties $2".0,000.
Thev Didn't Hao To.
Washington, June 20. Complete offi
cial returns ol Chincscrcgistration under
the Geary act, received by internal
revenue commissioner Miller sbow that
out of HO.OOO Chinese in the United
States 13,17'J registered.
The Hank Was) O. K.
Cleveland, O., June 20. The Lake
County bank at I'ainsvillc, (., which
which wns torced to sucpend last week
because of a run, was solvent. Thi
statement shows that the assets were
$t2O,O0O und the liabilities $350,000.
Proctor Won'l Have XI.
Louisville, June 20. It is authorita
tively stated that ex-Governor Proctor
Knott will decline the Hawaiian mission.
His law Dractiec. it is said, makes his
acceptance impracticable.
Sank lu Trouble.
Washington.-June 20. Comptroller
Tickles is informed ot the failure of the
Linn County National bank ol Albany.
On-con. capital $100,000. Bank Exam
iner Jennings is in charge.
:l
1
- V
.setting Into Shape Attain.
Indianapolis, Intl., June 20. Tbe Cap
itol National bank reopened its doors
Monday morning with $50,000 more
cash on hand than required by Comp
troller Lckels.
Oil for Bnuarda Ha
Washington. June 20. Mrs.
laud
Two Appointment.
Washington, June 20. The President
today made the following appointments:
Paul B. Trammel, Georgia, to be collec
tor of internal revenue for the district of
Georgia; Andrew Fuller I-"o. Mississippi,
10 lie United States attorney
Northern district ot Mississippi.
Clevc-
Ruth and the Cleveland household
servants left here on a special car at 9:0
u. m. for Buzzrrd s Bay.
A PalllHblnK Firm.
New York, June 2. The Cassell rob
lishina company. ofNos. IOO and 104
Fourth avenue, has gone into liquida
tion.
One Dividend Payer.
New York, June 20. The Norfolk and
Southern has declared regular quarterly
dividend of one per cent., payable July
IO.
There will lie a very important meet
ing of the O.K. C. in their hall at 8
o'clock p. m. Saturday, June 24-th for tbe
transaction of very important business.
Brethren attend. W. S. Thohason,
Chief Conductor.
YOU'LL HAVE NO TROUBLE ! 3
In finding a tic to suit you In my stock.
Have just received a bis line in the latest
shnjies, consisting of graduated 1-our In
Manila, graduated Ascots. l-'lowinft End
Four in Hands, Narrow Bowi, Club House
tics, etc., etc. Also full line ot washable
neckwear.
THU IHlWc OVTF1TTER.
28 PATTON AVE.'
MINERAL WATER !
Why suffer with Indiokstiom aad all kinds
of 1.IVRR, KlDNlT AMD BLOOD TlOUBLll
when nature ha provided at Voo iUooaHa
son Rbmkdv Haimlbu, Wholhohi and
iKIirmaTi. The MINERAL WATER,
fresh from Mr. D. D SatUc'l Rikaikaiu
SraiNO, now beina; dally delivered at aay
residence In Asheville, is working wonderful
cures, as can be testified Dyiaqoirmorjaage
I K. Rccd.Jadge J. H. Mcnimon, Rev. J. I
White. J. R. Patterson. Doctors O W. Part,
fay. Nelson, D T. Millard. Mr. Baron of
Ohio, now on Sprina atree. AsberMic. aad
hundreds of others. Price, only IO ccata a
anllon. delivered daily anywhere ia the city.
Orders through mall, or left at Blaatoa,
Wright At Co.'s shoe store. S9 Tattoa are-
will receive prompt attention. Aaaly-
ia girea oa application.
D. D. .SUTiTLEn
Street
9S Clle-
fcb-ldtf
. .nee.
SPBCIAL ACCIDBNT INSURANCE
FOR WORLD'S rAIR TRIP,
3,000 aad Weekly for (1 per
week. Same for ladles.
MODEL STEruW LAUNDRY
of
Harris' Lithin, crate $2.SO; bottle, IO
tbe I cents. $1.00 back for return crate and 1
I bottles, single bottle 5 cents. Pelham's.
TKK -- V
CHUKCN STRKST.