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HIE ASnEVILIE DAILY CITIZEN.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1300.
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Just a little out of
the way, but
THE
Carolina Pharmacy
"High Grade prescription
Work,"
COLLEGE ST. and COURT SQ.
Battery
Park
Bank.
Capital Stock,
$100,000
EXCELLENT - FACILITIES FOP.
DOING A GENERAL BANKING BUS
All ouslness Intrusted to us will liavo
Ine beat possible attention.
Collections made and reported
Correspondence and ncccunt;. solicit
d.
Safe deposit boxen fur r?nt.
Banking houn: S a. m. u 2 p. m.
J. E. RANKIN, Cashier.
Roller Tray
BUREAU,
STEAMER
AND...
LADIES' HAT
TRUNKS
We have any style trunk you can call
for. Any slie from 28 to 42 Inches.
cur line of suit cases, valises, cab
inet bags, hand grips, shawl and trunk
straps is complete. ,
Ws take pleasure In showing you
through this Immense line, even If you
do not wish to purchase.
THE
BOSTON
HOE
S
TORE
Leading Shoe Firm.
'Phons 571.
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THE FRIENDLY DOZEN
CLUB ENTERTAINS
CLEVER I'CZ-LU .UlU.LV-iiiJ L,i
li!F8 ERWIN.
Yesterday aUernoon the Friendly
Dosen Hook club was "at noroe m
honor of three flourishing younger
book clubs of the city. The, Current
Literature club, Mrs. Wlll'amson.
president; the PrMay Afternoon club.
Miss Bessie Jones, president; and trie
Anne Hathaway club, Miss M. Erwin
president, were received by the mem
ber of the mother society, together
with a few privileged guests, in .the
hospitable hmiiB of Itrs. Davidson OA
College street.
It waa a blight sod Interesting as
semblage, and pleasingly demonstrat
ed! a fa t most noticeable In Ashevllle:
the rapid growth of Interest and wide
information In literary subjects among
the younger people.due to the Introduc
tion to the world's bet bocks, old and
new, through the well Selected circu
lating libraries of the several clubs.
The hostesses of the evening were
indebted to Miss M. Erwin for the lit
eral y feature of the program, which j
was a genuine surprise and furnished
an hour and a half of keenest enjoys
ment to all. After cordial greetings,
the visiting cMubs were seated in the
handsomely decorated parlors, and all
furnished with printed cards,( contain
InR a series of broken sentences. In
terspersed with long dashes. The "up
to date" readers soon discovered that
the tantalizing dots should be replaced
with names of authors or titles of their
works, which had passed through the
vniicius circles from month to month.
Eager minds were soon engaged In
guessing and arranging in new con
nections names which previous associ
ation had made familiar, amid general
nd hearty merriment.
At the close, Mrs. Child, president of
the F. V., read the key to the literary
puzzle, and each contestant compared
her work, sentence by sentence, mark
In errors and counting names omit
ted, when each paper was signed. A
committee then compared the papers
with the result that-Miss Maud Wad
dell's card was found to be complete In
every name and perfect, save for a
preposition In the title of one book.
Mrs. Child presented to her, In a grace
ful speech, the poems cf Sidney Lanier
as a prise.
There wag a universal cull for Miss
Erwin, the author of the clever puzzle
wbl"h might well hnve engaged tie
bie.lns of the authors f lenmelves whose
names were so skilfully juggled Into a
history of art evening Ht the club. Bui
MIhs Erwin failed to nnpear at the
proper moment for n speech and had
In submit to the succesflve congratu
lation of her friends.
lelkdmis refreshment were' next In
order. Two ladles presided at a large
punch l wl, which was rather shyly
i"KHidci 91 first, but was found to
contain nothing nior rianverous than
l -d ten. The "little daughters of the
club" liv.crirccl elaborate Ices aoi
esse.
MINE ON FIRE '
t'atelton, l'n., May 23.-A Are of un
known origin broke out last night In
Pardee & Co.'s mine at Latimer and
Is still raging. The pumps nre dam
aged beyond repairs. Those employed
succeeded In making their escape. A
large force of men under direction o
Mine Inspector Davis Is enpaired In ex
tinguishing the dames, which threaten
to cause considerable damage.
REST-CURE PLACE.
One of the most beautiful hous
es In Ashevllle. charmingly sltuat.
ed, surrounded by 62 acres of land; on
street car line; 10 minutes' walk to
postofflce. Elegant genernl table for
rest cure boarders. Hygl nlc diet for
those under treatment.
Beautiful porcelain baths.
Positively no consumptives taken.
Classes In Swedish movements dally.
QU1SISANA SANITARIUM.
167 French Broad Ave.
Poultry and cured meats
Pressed Ducks, 2; an 1 50c each;
dressed Hens, 30c each sliced
Reef Hams. 35c lb : Breakfast
Bacon. 15c lb.-,' Sliced Gold Band
Ham. 1 8c lb Phone yur orders
ro 324 Baird Bros , successors
to S. D Holt tV Co., Mon'ford
Ave.
SHIRT WAISTS
EMBROIDERIES
LACES AND RIBBONS
H. REDWOOD & CO
7 9 PATTON AVE.
"The Paragon," Opposite Postofflce,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Alex. Webb Is at home from Raleigh.
Bob. Wagner has gone to Greenevllle,
Tenn., to visit friends and relatives for
a month. . '
Superintendent O. It. Loyal has re
turned home, after spending several
days; In Knoxville.
Master Edgar Adams has returned
from Belmont St. Mary's college to
spend the vacation with his mother.
David Ward, mailing clerk at Su
perintendent O. R. Loyall's office, Is
tn Charlotte today taking In the carn
ival. ,' i . i . t ..'
Mrs. W. J. Weaver ' and daughter,
who have been visiting relatives at 76
College, returned to their home In Mar
shall yesterday afternoon.
Delivery Clerjt O. H. Morris of the
postofflce force Is absent on his an
nual vacation. He has gone on a fish
ing trip to the mountains.
Cedartown, Ga., correspondence At
lanta Constitution: Mrs. H. V. Glaser
and her daughter, Miss Fay, who have
b en the guests of Mr. Paul Baugh for
some time, have returned to their home
In Ashevllle. . .
Btatesvllle Landmark: Mrs. Sallle
Lanier expects to leave next month for
Virginia, and will spend several
months there.' She will leave about
the 13th of June for Ashevllle to at
tend the state convention of the W.
. i. U.
Salisbury Sun: Miss Edna Vander-
ford returned last night from Ashevllle
where she attended the League-sunaay
school conference. A number or deie-
ates passed through last night return
ing home. All report a pleasant time
as a result oi Asnevine a hooiuhuhj.
Orange City correspondence Florida
Times-Union: Mrs. J. Crensnaw ana
her uaughters, Bessie and Helen, leave
today by boat for Jacksonville, on their
way to Ashevllle, where they will make
a home. They have been residents
here for 20 years, and will be greatly
missed.
COMMENCEMENT
AT WEAVERVILLE
THE ADDRESS DELIVERED BY
REV. G. H. DETWILER.
in the commencement exercises of
Weaverville college, there was a con
cert Monday evening by the music pu
nils of Miss Mary Brown. In addition
to a musical program of much excel
fence there were some very fine tab
leaux and pantomimes.
The commencement address was de
livered at 10:30 a. ni. yesterday by
Rev G. H. Detwller of Oastortla. His
theme was the functions and aim of
education, und he impressed the les
son that the highest aim of education
has little reference to self, tut Is ti
equip one for giving help to his fellow
men. His address was a must able and
scholarly one.
Yesterday afternoon the contest for
the Reagan oratorical medal took
place. The following participated: J.
H. Bennett, C. M. Cherry, W. L
Weaver, J. M. Rowland. J. W. Brad
ley und Charles L. Hemphill. The
tnedul whs awarded to Mr. Bradley.
Last evening the exercises were to
close with nn elocution contest for the
Nannie Black McDowell medal, the
ceremony of awarding the medals, and
the organization of an alumni asso
ciutlon.
A large number of Ashevllle people
attended the exercises, especially those
of last evening.
About 11500 was raised yesterday for
me weaverville college 2mn century
fund.
WELD0N-ZEALY
WEDDING TODAY
MARRIAGE OF WELL KNOWN
ASHEVILLE COUPLE.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon In Cen
tral Methodist church, George F. "ealy
and Miss Lenora Weldon were united
in marriage, Rev. J. H. Weaver. D.
D., performing the ceremony. Miss
Daisy Smith presided at the organ, ur.il
the ushers were W. R, Heston and
Frank Lee.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Zealy drove to the Southern
station. They go to Savannah 'ro'r.
here, taking boat at that ;lace tor
New York city.
The best wishes of many friends go
with these young people, who are well
known and esteemed in Asheville. The
bride Is the daughter of S. G Weldon,
telegraph operator at the Blltmorc of
fice. The bridegroom, who Is a native
of Columbia, has for several years
been chief clerk at the Southern rail
way's local freight office.
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OXFORDS 41 AV1SIT
AND
STRAP
SLIPPERS
Every one a fit because they're
designed on slipper Ideas.
Natty shapes proper curve at
back that make them hug the
side and ankle. They feel right
That's the sort you find at
Spangcnbcrg's
Phone' 299
WATERMAN
IDEAL
FOUNTAIN
PENS
HAVE A WORLD-WIDE
. "REPUTATION AS THE
BEST PEN MADE AND
THEY DESERVE IT. ANY
STYLE OR SIZE YOU
WANT AT
COSBY'S
27 PATTON AVENUE
OF COURSE ! !
All of our High Grade Vehi
cles, and some of the medlum
pilced ones have
"Thousand Mile" Axles,
"Bradley" Shaft Couplings,
Bailey Steel Body Loops,
And Spring Cushions.
Rubber Tires put on in our
own rubber tire department.
T. S. MORRISON'S
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.
PURE FOOD...
FOR MAN AND
BEAST.
Hay, Corn,
Bran, middlings.
Too many things In
Groceries to mention.
C, H. MILLER,
Phone 227. 30 North Main.
WHY PAY 50 CENTS A
POUND WHEN YOU
CAN PURCHASE A PURE
BAKING POWDER
FOR 30 CENTS?
RUMFORD IS PURE
AND SELLS FOR 30 CENTS.
Tryon
Strawberries
Fresh every day. Only
dealer in city who gets
them.
FRESH PINEAPPLES
DELICIOUS.
Nice Ripe BANANAS.
K
EELINQ
BROS.
Opposite postofflce.
'Phone til.
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To our yard shows
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er, Better Prepared grade of Ctjd than you can get else
where. We have the only equipment of the kind in the
state.
Only One Grade of Coal-THE
Asheville Ice
32 PATTON AVE. ,
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values
m20asnCM
STANDARD THE WORLD OVER.
COLUMBUS BUGGY CPANY'S
506 Sir Henry Irving Wagon.
Close
A Strictly Twentieth Century Job.
All our work Is furnished with Bradley Couplings , Long Distance
Dirtproof Axles with Bell Collar and Bailey Hangers for End Spring
Gear.
ASHEVILLE HARDWARE Cb., - - Agents.
S. E. COR. COURT SQUARE. Phone 87.
Kelley Springfield Tire put on
J. W. NORWOOD, President.
CAPITAU, $100,000.
The Blue Ridge National Bank
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
We offer to depositors every accom mocation which is consitent with safe
banking; and we are in a position to lo an them money on approved security.
Safety Deposit Boxes to rent.
No Interest paid on deposits.
DIRECTORS:
W. J. Slayden, Jas. A. burroughs, G. A. Norwood, S. P. McDlvitt, J. W
Norwood, Erwin Sluder, R. P. Walker.
The Finest Line of French
Briar and Meerschaum
Pipes south of N. Y. at tht
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CO?iplOHI
"Bonanza" Wine and Liquor Co.
43 SOUTH MAIN STREET. Phone 72.
Standard Sewing Machine Co. No-11 WEST C0URT
- SQUARE.
Stock new Standard Rotary AutomaticDrop Head Machines
Machines rented bv weolr n. ,tv, h . ... ,. ., ,
machines. """. repairing on an jcinos oi
;
Prix Ate Kin
Cootsnout Quotation
rphy & Co.,
BROKERS
Stocks, Cotton,
Grain and Provisions
J . Y. Office, 41 Broadway.
REFER TO
B1Tllle,HN'c Hat,n,U ' A,h
ChN.rc!" Ntl0B1 Charlotte
If ry,BnklnCo, Atlanta oi
Capitol wty kt Atlnu."i
Hrulatreet Commercial Agenoy
how we are able to furnish a Clean
BEST.
and Coal Co., .
PHONES j6 and 40.
"The Sign of the, Book."
A BOOK SALE
Is now going on at our store. In br
der to reduce our stock of miscella
neous books we have decided to make
this counter you .will find some qood
-your money's worth in all
st ty3 Book Store
Open
in our Rubber Tire Department.
ERWIN SLTJDER, Cashier.
w JT
Cigar Stand.
Broken Through
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all old fashioned Ideas of beer as a
beverage the athletic and healthy girl
of today has, and she finds that after
a spin on her wheel, or a game of golf,
or in the dally routine of home life,
there Is nothing that will act like a
charm in restoring new life and vigor
when weary as a bottle of our pure
and wholesome beer. We have Cin
cinnati beer and "Schllti," the beer
that made Milwaukee famous.
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T. A. VINCENT, Agent.
Arc you looking
for shelter?
Thenjget in here out the wet; We
open wide our doors to lota and lots
of ...buymjwho .thoughtlessly go Jnto
the open credit prices and get "soak
ed" through and through. We give
them m change In the form of a guar
anteed saving of from IS to 40 per
eont., and send them on their way re
joicing; Shall we make you feel com
fcrtuble the same way? .
Peas, early June, can..........,.....5e. 1
Tomatoes, best .......... 6c.
Sardines, Trench ............10c
Herring, kippered .. ........20c
Ham, potted ,.c
Mine. Meat ................8o
Catsup, bottle, good ..Be
Catsup) bottle, best ........ .., 8c
Rice, best Imported v.... .8c
Rice, Carolina, best M
RicefCarollna, Good 6c
RolleOats, box 7tt
I.X. L Grocery
22 PATTON AVE.
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