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THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
WEDNESDAY, JULT 25, 1M0.
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THE
Carolina Pharmacy
"High Grade Prescription
Work."
COLLEGE ST. and COURT SQ.
'Phone
82
Courteous
Treatment
STATEMENT OF THE CONDI
TION OF THE
BATTERY PARK
BANK
I Asheville, N. C, at the close o( bus
. Inena, June 30, litou.
(Condensed).
REUOUKCEE.
Loaniaud ittauouuu ;M..-.nft iu
Overdrafti h.iiIm.iw
JPurnllure and Klitjren il.407.7it
Banking home and oilier real en-
tats tf.JH."...'
Bonds UJii.u)
MsrcbandUe ... MM.-J1
Cash In bank 1I7.m-.'.wi
Cash ou iinml wmm .u juv.it-T. w
Total $i'Mi,7IU.M
LIABILITIES.
Capital iihi.uii.iw
Burpliu lu.iiwim
Protlt. iw.l7e.ha
Depo.lU
Bank l.uwi
Indlvldunl , M .17 .WiiM'
Total I'Wi.i'H hii
I, J. E. Rankin, cashier of the above
Bamed bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best
f my knowledge and belief.
J. E. HANKIN. Cashier.
Bworn and kuIihii I lied to hi fun- me
this July 3, 1H00.
FRANK M. I, EH, Notnry Public.
Correct attest:
J. P. Sawyer, C. Rankin. J. E. Run
kin. Banister's
Dorsch's
VICI
PATENT
LEATHER
Button, Lace,
Oxford Ties.
Price,
$5.00
SHOES Slil.NED FREE.
THE BOSTON
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HOE
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TORE
Leading- Shoe Firm
Moderate
prices
Shoes
Special Sale
S3 IX) U
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$1 UU U
H. REDWOOD & CO., 7 & 9
VAUDEVILLE EVENING
AT LOOKOUT PARK
ENTERTAINING NUMBERS ON THE
PROi ; HAM.
An hour of midsummer evening with
vaudeville at Lookout paik is u fea
ture of cnjoyab.t Intel est JilHt now In
Arhrvlile entertainment, and is re
liiKhliiKiy pleasant in its ofter to the
.eluKe novere;gii for opportunity to
louii'j up the. day la the ttu t atinuH
phele in ti.L niuuiituin's bitjlh and
away tiuui ihe sui.t and Bight of buu
iiii.b i.iie ami uii ualiy guild fur ilol-
'I f,ei.u:iiit tOi H fcy raid I and eaxy
UnliK.t to ami liolu tne piiik, and is
li.tii.id with tin dKin-.itde acces
sories of the h oode 1 ride, thlnUgh a
deilKhllul Kectlou i,r the city and
subuibri. tin- biiUiuiit illumination of
tilt v.aiKH mm aU'ilti.l'iUMl, ro 1 breezes
and an uttendanee eirrtKtint,y uncon
ventioiirtl to i-njoy the run of a pro
Kiaui neatly and ckverly given.
l.ant eVin.iiK S compuiiy of ladies,
gentlemen and (hilditn give the
liuai us u full houie for their ffforts,
and l.a.i the show In full giving fiom
the ear;ieiit number to the (InlKh.
The luogrum had liuist and his
twirling baton'; Kennedy In trick bi
cycle iidlriK, liolu sniiMiin numb rn, and
1'oole and Litiulrum In well turned mu
sic and dancing. The clevir work of
Muller ainl I'oole In acrobatics gave
the house an eHpiflully pleasing num
ber, the boys brlntiliig closest care to
their cifnitM in skillful pulse and exe
cution. Lurry Kettrlck whs highly
amuxinK In his ImperpiftKitlons and
Weliloii's vucal numbers were good.
The bill wound up with a farce that
calls for more rehearsal, but "Clams"
was put on for a laufth, and the mer
riment iwih promptly responsive.
The maiwiKement announced a night
ly change of repertoire, and while the
boys were asklriR parents If "that was
all." the lunRT line of mrs at the foot
of the hill rilled up for home.
PAINTER E. C, COCHE
SERIOUSLY INJURED
KM. I K IMti 'M A I'.l'l I.l iIN'i ! ON
MAR L )TT K PT I ! E F.T.
En in ' I'm he, a paint-r employed
by Mr. Kllzpntrlek, fell from a building
on which he was at work on Charlntt
it reel this nmrniiiK and sustiiliird seii
i us Injniles. Me was taken to the MIs
i ion tiospilal
The worst Injury was a compound
Inn lure of the nrm bone Just where
the hone fillets the socket. I Hie of Ills
libs was hiuisid also The Injury to
the arm Is an unfortunate one, aim
V e y llllllcllll to helll.
Ml. Coehe may lecover the use of the
aim If theie are no complications, but
otherwise it will have to be amputated.
M 1SS ISi iSTIC IIKA Kl) Kill )M.
I T Hustle has received a 'e
If m his sister. Miss At tie Itostir. l,
S1 aiiKhul. June '.'s Miss liostlc sa
I -in Victoria. It. (V, May 2S. nnd
i '.ei at Shanghai June l,'i. At the :
I ' ' letter was w ritten there was. no
1 .! in in "i dlst tn bailee of any kin
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! ii'iiiKlial She slates that .-die
I a ril f I oin her brut her, Rev. . !
1 I". viick. who had esiflped from ,lv
I n. lent section of the empire. i: I
j I tiled to Join her sunn at Sli.nnn
HASKUAI.I.
New York I'lttshiirg I
Hiooklvn 7. Chicago i
ISoSlori I:', st I.onis II
I'hlla.felphia :!. Cincinnati 1
Attr.u'tuisi" ,i!:t'ii!i'Mi . 1 he
i ht'iiii lino tt ii i kc: I v ma U
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jNi.uik'Ufs on ak' .ii i..iv
1 r.ltlOII ilVrlUK'.
Fol ri dcllCIUUM CUp cl . iffei Use
'."g" t.ttidard Jam i'ii Mocha,
i I b ' in i ence Sa w cr
(lit'. it it ! u . ti.iu i:i 1! tiiiniocus
' yQ ,, ,,. -,(it,
SAFE INVESTMFNTS.
l:oi t he next iv u will
in. ike spA'ial i tit! ik' ni en ts to
i iiurehii-eis ut Inh i:i Nellie P.irk
i;v,,iv,;,.mi;n! trj'r
IO ,1.,MUU ll'i it li .in t iiiijm!-
I ilk nte will e.iMlv earn Irom 10
l
j to 15 per ctiu net Appl v to
(ieo. S rve!l, 1 Haywood
street.
of Shirt Waists
K A P K HK1U t'Kl) TO (1 i
l.ft, AMI fl.itft liKALKH HKIH I'EB TO $1 .
HAPK HKDl'CKU TO 75 CKNTH,
"The Paragon," Opposite Postofflce.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Miss Anna Lnckwood of Cincinnati
is e fcucst at 158 Chestnut street.
Kpai tanliurg Herald: Mr. Charles H.
Cat lisle and son left yesterday for a.
visit to Asheville.
Shelby Aurora: Forest Eskrldge, the
popular bank clerk, Is spending his an
nual vacation in Asheville.
C'pelika letter to Atlanta Constitu
tion; Misses Sallie Driver and Annie
Tate (liitlln are In Asheville.
Miss Geneva Gudger, who has been
vndting friends here for some time,
left this afternoon for her home In ba
kersville. Rome, Ga., letter to Atlanta Consti
tution: Misses Miriam and May Key
r Itls are spending three weeks at
Asheville.
Mrs. W. F. Snider and two children
and Miss Nellie Holmes Pearson of
Salisbury are expected here tomorrow
to visit Mrs. Clarence Sawyer.
Charlotte Observer: Judge Burwell
has returned from Asheville. Mrs. Hur
well and Miss Burwell will extend their
visit. Judge Burwell will return to
Asheville on August 3.
Annlston, Ala., letter to Atlanta Con
stitution: Mrs. S. C. Hobson, mother of
Naval Constructor Richmond Pearson
Ik bson, was In Annlston Friday en
ioutc from Greensboro to Ashevillt
Ktatesville Landmark: Miss Bertha
Van Lear, who has-been with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. Stephany, went to Ashe
ville yesterday to spend a week. She
will stop here again on her return to
Baltimore.
Catrollton, Ga., letter to Atluna Con
stitution: Mrs. J. I. Be-iM oi Asheville,
mo with her little Bon has been in tin;
t !'y for several days past i;s the guest
ut tier husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Colonel William JJeall, on Austin ave
nue, returned home Monday luom'r.g.
Several Methodist ministers went to
i Md Fort today to attend the mission
aiy institute which is held a day in ad
vame of the Asheville district confer
eiue. Among those who went are Rev.
J. II. Weaver, I. D.. Rev. E. K. Mi-
I. aity iind Rev. Mr. Crutchtield. Rev.
:-. iwin L. Main will go to Old Fort to
leiiiow morning.
Ricetti Hotel Berkeley arrivals in
. lutle: W. W. StriiiKtield and R. 1).
i.ilmer of Wuynesville, Charles M.
Thomas and Will W. Porter of Knox
wlle, J. C. Camper of Brevard. Charles
'. I'.ablwiii of Chicagti. Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. West of Valdosta, Ga., James M.
Moody .mil A. W. Fre. man of Waynes
Ulle. J. W. Payne of Waco. Tex., and
W. W. L .vclat e of Martin, Tenn.
Swaiiiianoa arrivals: Mrs. King of
Wuynesxille. Mrs. Stayton of Valdosta,
iiu.. S. S. Prasi-r of Georgetown. S. ('.,
K. II. Mavis ,,f Nashville, Mr. and Mrs.
James I; Forney of Morristow n, Tenn.,
Aliss Annie Auspaugh, Miss Etlie Hoff
ui r. !'. A. Petty, of Savannah. Ga., Mr.
and Mrs. W. K. BldditiKton of Chica
go. Mr and Mrs. W. H. Johnston of
.Mi xicu city, Mr. and Mrs. 11. B. Hewes
of .Ii aneiette. 'a., Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Masscy of Iturnsvlllc, Ky., Thomas 11.
Wooton. M. i. Mrs. 11. G. Wooteti,
Miss Wooteii of Austin. Tex., and Xlr.
and Mrs. I". It. lOverett of West Palm
II. ach, Kla.
Among tile guests su tiiiiiering al For
est Hill are: Xlis. Xlellen of New York,
Mrs I XL Park"i' of Detroit, XI rs.
Jatii-s Ii. Tebh, Its. Xllss Virginia Teb
I 'lls aiul .Miss I'aiolyn Tebbclts of
i h 1 1 ago. Xli s. James S. Lounsberry.
Miss li,e l.ouiisb.rty uf Elizabeth, N.
.1 . .Mrs. Notion. Xllss.s Alice and Xlil
IimI Norton, ih. Xliss..s Dudley, jif New
"i b ans. Xlis. Wright. .Miss Marie
light and .Miss Anna Wright. Miss
Wilkinson of Augusta. Xlrs. XL W.
Liiiwell. .Miss Fannie Moore Burwell,
Miss Martha Burwell. XLtste
Buiwell of charlotte. Xlrs
Hunter. .Miss Anna Gould
Miss Anna Gould Hunter. Jr
I'Mniond
Julia T.
Hunter.
of Sa-
vatinah. Xlr. and Xlrs. Samuel
ham. Samuel Lapham, Jr., Xliss
of t'bai lot to.
Lap-
Souh;
.,1a. b
Hi
and 10,.,
I ' 1 1 1 1 of cats to bring: yon from the
in, I ; i 1 1 1 i. ii t al I kout park to.
'igl:t
Bla k fa. e s; a 'i, s for a laugh at
I kont pai k tonight.
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We file distributors for I.'. D. Gregg
T. a .V ColY 'o.'s celebt ated loauds of
re. isle,! coffee of St. Louis, Xla. Try
! lieio. Cln retice Saw yer.
Col l Pen an I f.oM Pcneils
at cost. Moriian's Hook Store
CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDH'M.
Mm?. Crvls Is still In the city, and
can be consulted dull v nt her oftlce. I'lO
HAYWOCO STREET. Gives advice
on all matters of business, love, court
ship, marriage, mortgage bonds. di
vorce. In fact, tells all you waht to
know ; removes evil intlueiices; gives
you power to sain the objects of your
heart; if y ,u are In trouble con-urn this
gifted woman, and y.m will b.- satis,
tied and ! I.ocd if ;, our feeling as if
the wo' id w ii.' against you. Hours: 9
a. m. toy p. 111. dally except Sc.. 1 lay.
No sign out. All business strictly
confidential
Patton Ave.
Th...
Children's
and Misses' .
Tan Oxfords
and Strap
Sandals...
hav all bean greatly
reduced to close them
out
There will be plenty of
hot weather yet won't
it pay you to see the
value In these ?
J. SPAN0ENBER0
Kodak
Time
This Is Ideal weather for picture
taking. When you start out be sure
you have an "Eastman Kodak."
"If it isn't an Eastman It
Isn't a Kodak."
.Ve are headquarters for Eastman
Kodaks and. Kodak supplies.
f fC DV 27 PATTON
VUjDI avenue
Cut Feed and
Save Money
Smalley
Goods...
Feed and Ensilage Cutters
and Corn Shredders
at-e standard the world over. Used
by all large cattle raisers. Write for
circular 011 silos and ensilage.
T. S. MORRISON, Agent.
The newest and prettiest
photographs now made
are the
"SEPIA"
To see the color
and finish of
these photographs
means an order.
Made only hv
I FKK E pho-
L,Lr W TOGRAPHER
59 S. MAIN ST.
i ..TONS
CORN
Bran, 0.s
Fruit
Brooms and
Groceries
C. H. MILLER
Call 227 30 N. Main St
We have just received
another consignment
of the famous...
California
Bartlett
Pears
These arc the finest Pea re
grown sweat and juloy you
can get them at..
KEELING
BROS,
Oppeeite potoBee.
TbacttUl
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PERFECT
ASHEVILLE ICE AND COAL CO.
H. T. COLLINS, Preeldent 1
"Th rteen yeare dealers In Pure Ice and Screened Coal.
PHONE 40.' ' ' 32 PATTON AVENUE
BUILDING BUSINESS.
We started to build our business here on the firmest foundation known,
RELIABILITY. -We cemented the foundation with GOOD STATIONERY,
built the walla with lJW PRICES, and protected the same with a roof of
HONEST VALUES. We built a good house, for we have a tenant called
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, and we shall keep our house In good repair that our
tenant shall stay with us always.
The remarkable good points vf our stationery department are: a box of 50
sheets paper and 50 envelopae, good linen stock, 35c; a pound package of
fine linen paper, - smooth or rough finish, 25c; a package of linen envel
opes (25 to pack), 10c. per pack or 8 for 25c; a large roll or package of
good toilet paper, 10c. or $1.00 per doi.
"Your money back If you want It"
20 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Phone 254.
S. E. Cor. Court Square,
Phone 87.
More Rain --More Grass. I
Have you seen our line of Lawn Mowers?
IMPERIAL-our leader.
O.K --a good second.
BROWN,
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Oak Ridge Institute. j
i ness, and for life. Fall term opens August tl, Terms reasonable
Address, J.
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MvyDERVTE. FOR BEAUTIFUL CATALOGUE C ADDRESS
JA & M H HOLT. OakRidge.N G
J. W. NORWOOD, President.
CAPITAL, $100,000.
The Blue Ridge National Bank
ASHEVILLE, NCC.
We offer to depositors every accom mou tlon which is consltent with safe
banking; and we are in a position to loan them money on approved security.
Safety Deposit Boxes to rent.
No Interest paid on deposits.
DIRECTORS:
W. J Slayden. Jaa. A. Burroughs, G. A. Norwood, S. P. McDlvltt, J. W.
Norwood, Erwln Slu der, R. p. Walker.
I'rirttt Win
e
Continuous Quotations
!
Murphy & Co.,
BROKERS
Stocks, Cotton,
Grain and Provisions
M . V . Omoe, 61 Broad jay
H CHURCH ST., - Pk.fi.ait
RKFER TO
Bine Rid ire National Bank, Abe-
Tllle, N. C.
CbarlotU National Bank. Charlotte,
aboard National Buk, New Tork.
Lowry Banklnt Co. AtlaaU, Oa.
Capitol City Bank, AUantaTea.
1C Blocks Fourteen
Inches Thick
"We advertise what we haye
We sell what we advertise."
Rogers' Book Store
The great popularity of the
Hoosier Grain Drill Is due more
to Its EXCELLENT FEED than'
any other one thing.
The feed is not only reliable
for small grain, but will also
distribute corn, peas, beans and
other large grain in a most sat
isfactory manner.
Asheville Hardware Co., Agents
ASHEVILLE N. C
NORTHCIP 5c CO.
PATTON AVENUE.
afe College-preparatory and Business
hoil for youuir ineu and bovs. Has
nrAimirirl rhnnufinris fni .ill.ii,u 1... lm.1.
A. and M. H. HOLT, Oak Ridge, N. C.
ERWIN SLITDER, Cashier
PICNIC WAGON
f Seats 24 people comfortably;
f cushioned seats; handsomely
ft painted; for hire by the
A .1 ll rv j
asneviiie uray Lo. j
R. M. RAMSEY, i
Proprietor.
Thone 223 V
U--...c ..u. i vuuri square.
Are you troubled with
A SMOKY STOVE
OR RANGE ?
Or Is your stove or range needing
repairs? If ao, send for
J. P. BABINGTON
PRACTICAL STOVE
DOCTOR
NO. I BAST COURT 8QCARB.
'PHONE NO. 121, m