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TlIE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITUE.Y.
TUESDAY, JULY 3X, 1300.
Moderate
Prices
Prompt
Delivery
THE
Carolina Pharmacy
"High Grade prescription
Work."
COLLEGE ST.and COURT SQ.
' Phone
82
Courteous
Treatment
PEKIN ADVICES
UP TO JULY 22
(Continued from page 1.)
Battery Park
Bank.
adequate, therefore (Uncharging alow-
ly. Informed Byron haa ordered tug
for towing two 70-ton lighten. If tug
obtained discharging will Improve.
Indiana will nnlah discharging today
and' proceed to Nagasaki, take two
days to unload horaea Rellly'a battery.
Will aee Daggett tomorrow. Reported
In Taku bay Intention to make for
ward movement tomorrow toward P
kin. Detail! are not known here. An
oon aa possible will get definite In
formation ai regarda conditions and
purpose at Tien Tsln. Will cable my
vla."
Loudon, July 31. In the house of
commons today tne parliamentary
secretary for the foreign office, William
St.' John Broderlck, announced the re
ceipt of a dispatch from General Blr
Alfred Muselee, commanding the Brit
ish forces In China, stating ' that he
contemplated an immediate advance on
Fekln and hoped to have the co-operation
of the allied forces.
Paris, July II. According to dis
patches received at the foreign office
today, the Austrian, Spanish, Italian
and Holland legations at Pekln have
been destroyed and the French lega
tion partially wrecked. Attacks on the
legations ceased some' days ago. The
emperor and empress are living in Fekln.
"The Paragon," Opposite Postodc.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Capital Stock, . $100,000
EXCELLENT FACILITIES FOR
DOING A GENERAL BANKING) BUSINESS.
All ouslness intrusted to us will hart
Hit beat posalbls attention.
Collection! made and reported
promptly
Correspondence and accounts solicit
M. late deposit boxes (or rent.
Banking hours: I a. m. to I p. aa.
J. RANKIN, Cashier.
CHORUS WILL APPEAR
IN FIFTH CONCERT
FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM
FOR THURSDAY EVENING.
The concert of the Asheville Summer
school Thursday evening will be of un
usual Interest, as the chorus will make
Its first appearance, adding a very en
joyable element to a most interesting
program. Mr. Pennell, the conductor
of the chorus, has obtained most ex
cellent results with the material available.
Other features of the evening will be
solos by Miss Knight and Mme. Par-
cello, who were so successful in last
week's concert. Other enjoyable num
bers will be furnished by Mme. Jonas
and Mr. Stelndel.
Mr. Pennell, besides conducting the
chorus numbers, will sing the celebrat
ed Cavatlna from "The Barber of Se
ville", a song that but few American
singers ever attempt.
Ferdinand Dunkley will be the ac
companist for the soloists and Miss
May Klmberly will accompany the
chorus.
Exceptionally interesting numbers
will be the "Rhine Maidens' Trio",
from Wagner's Gotterdaemmerung.
an.d the spinning chorua, from "The
Flying Dutchman , by the same com
poser. Election returns will be read from
the stage at Intervals during the concert.
Prof. Jerome Dowd, instructor of po
litical and social .aclence at Trinity
college. Is spending a few days at the
Asheville college.
Tallahassee cor. Jacksonville Times
Union and Citizen: Mr. C. B. Gwynn
left Saturday for Asheville. -Mrs. Q.
W. Walker and son. Keith, left on
Thursday for Asheville.
Tampa cor. Jacksonville Times
Union and Citizen: C. L. Knight and
family have gone to Asheville, where
they will remain until cool weather,
when they will return to Tampa,
Judge W. B. Tresevant, Miss Trexe
vant and R. H. Trezevant of Memphis
and Miss Cubbs of Tuscaloosa.AU., are
.t tht Swannanoa hotel. Judge Treie
vunt is a prominent lawyer am. poli
tician of Memphis.
New Orleans 8tates: Mr. Pearl Wight
has joined bis family in Asheville.
They will go to Cobasaet, Maine, at a
later aaie. Mrs. J . a. raraer ana
family of ISOt Napoleon avenue left on
Thursday for Asheville.
Rev. D. T. Merrltt, pastor of one of
Norfolk's Methodist churches and a
classmate at Vanderbilt university of
Rev. E. K. McLarty of the North
Asheville church, arrived this after
noon to spend a month here for rest
and recuperation.
Jacksonville Times-Union . and Citi
zen: Mrs. William M. Davidson, her
daughter, Miss Clara, and Miss Agnes,
and her niece, Miss Louise Davidson,
will leave Thursday evening for Ashe
ville. -Mrs. Cromwell Gibbons and
her two children expect to leave next
Week for Asheville, where they will
probably remain until October. Mrs.
A. W. Frltot will leave Wednesday
and will spend a month r two with
Mrs. Lizzie Benedict at her country
place near Blltmore.
CAME NEAR FREEZING
. ON A VERY HOT DAY
LOWERING TEMPERATURE COAT
ED HIM WITH ICE.
CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM.
Mmt. Orvls Is still In the city, and
can be consulted daily at her office, 100
HAYWOOD 8TREET. Gives advice
on all matters of business, love, court
ship, marriage, mortgage bonds, di
vorce, in fact, tells all you want to
know; removes evil Influences; gives
you power to gain the objects of your
heart; If you are in trouble consult this
gifted woman, and you will b.- satis
lied and relieved of jour feeling .is if
the wo'.d wah against you. Hours: 1
a. m. to 9 p. m. dally except Su.iJay.
No sign out. All business strictly
confidential
Misses' and Children's
Shoes and
Slippers...
Ttlack, Chocolate, Red, und Tun.
Neat and dressy and great wearers.
All at Cost.
THE BOSTON
LETTER FROM M US. ADMIRAL
DEWEV.
1747 Rhode Island ave.
C. I). Gregg Tea ami Coffee Co., St.
Louis:
Dear Sirs: I wish to acknowledge
with many thanks the receipt of the
delicious coffee you Bent me. 1 have
never tasted such good coffee and It
was muni kind of you to send It. With
the thanks of both the admiral and
myself 1 Htn very sincerely
MILDRED DEWEY.
Washington. May 28, ltfoo.
GreKK's Imperial Blend at Sawyer's.
Caesar's Head Hotel
.(( feet altitude. Fine views into
t-verul states. Popular; chcHp rates,
Regular hacks from tireenvllle, S. C,
and Urovurd, N. C Dully malls.
Address,
J. E. t'lWINN, Manager,
Caesar's Head, S. C.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
While the torrid temperature is caus
ing sunstrokes, prostrations and gen
eral discomfort, Allegheny has fur
nished the remarkable case of a man
being almost frozen to death. The vic
tim Is Anton Klozen, an engtneer liv
ing at 1703 Greenwood street, who has
been employed s engineer at the candy
factory of James McClurg & Co. on
Martin street.
Klozen discovered a leak In a valve
attached to a large ammonia tank
which Is used in freezing candles. He
attempted to stop the leak and was re
pairing the broken valve when a con
nectlng tube burst, the contents spurt
tng in a heavy stream over the engl
neer. The effect was the same as the
temperature taking an Instant drop of
100 degrees.
The ammonia deluged Klozen from
head to foot, freezing his clothes and
body Into a solid mass. Klozen was
rapidly freezing to death when the em
ployes of the factory went to his res
cue. He was dragged in front of a hot
furnace and the frozen liquid lorn In
nieces from his face and body. His
clothes were taken oft and were stiff
enough to be stood upright against the
wall.
Klozen is In a critical condition from
the effects of the accident. His eyes
are both destroyed by the acid. He Is
also suffering Intense pain from hav
ing Inhaled the fumes of the ammonia.
An operation was performed yesterday
to restore the stricken man s signt, dui
It was unsuccessful. The physicians
express grave doubts as to Klozen's re
covery. He is about 30 years of age
and married. Klozen was In the em
oinv of the McClurg firm for a number
of years and was an industrious and
popular workman.
Halt pint Jelly Glasses, 3 for 10c. at
the 5 and 10c. Store.
s
HOE
TORE
Leading Shoe
Firm.
Next to Blue lildge
Rank.
MASSAGE
AND PACKS
Prof. Edw. Gruncr
95: South Main Street
Phone 200
Home or Office Treatment. Of
lice hours: S-10 a.m.; 2-4 p.m.
School of Medicine
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
TWO YEtRS COURSE--Counting
for first two years
of leading medical colleges. Fa
cilities excellent Instruction
thorough. All expenses need
not exceed S223.00.
Addres for further Information
R. H. WHITEHEAD, M.D.
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Shoes...
i
One of the compensations of
business Is the dally approvals
of customers who have either
been unusually well fitted, or
have worn shoes so much
longer than ordinary that they
show their appreciation by.
letting us know it .
The people who most need
to save really waste by buy
ing trash.'
For reliable footwear try
SPANGENBERG
PHONE 29.
BUILDING BUSINESS...
Kodak
Time...
This is ideal weather for picture
taking. When you start out be sura
you have an "Eastman Kodak."
"If It isn't an
isn't a Kodak."
Eastman K
We are headquarters for Eastman
Kodaks and Kodak supplies.
fAf DV 27 PATTON
VrVjDI AVENUE
GRAIN DRILLS
Disc or Hoe.
Si!
Arc you going to
buy Drill T
It will pay you
to do as, and It
will pay you to
us before you
do. .
We claim several advantages
for our drills which we would
like to explain to you call and
see them.
T. S. MORRISON
The newest and prettiest
photographs now made
are the
"SEPIA"
To see the color
and finish of
these photographs
means an order.
Made only by
I CWIC THE PH0-
iwLr W i7 T0GRAPHER
59 S. MAIN ST.
J U VsMaM-HHaMMMBMa
Ground Allwplce
Ground Cayenne Peper
Ground White Pepper
Ground Black Pepper.
Ground Saee
CniVae G,ound Ginger
JUlvvO I Ground Cinnamon
I I Ground Cloves
Whole Clove's
Whole Black Pepper
Whole Allspice
Whole Mace, Fenang
Cinnamon Hark, Nutmegs, Race, Gln-
j ger. Chicory and Java 10c pound.
C. H. MILLER
Call 227 30 N. Main St
PERFECT
i Blocks Fourteen
Inches Thick
ASHEVILLE ICE AND COAL Co.
H. T. COLLINS. President
( Th rteen yeara dealers In Pur loo and Screened Coal.
PHONE 40.
32 PATTON AVENUE
"We advertise what we have
We sell what we advertise,".
We started to build our business here on the firmest foundation known.
RELIABILITY. We cemented the foundation with GOOD STATIONERY
built the walls with ia)W PRICES, and protected the same with a roof of
HONEST VALUES. We built a rood house, for we have a tenant called
aPUBLIC CONFIDENCE, and we shall keep our house In good repair that our
tenant shall stay with us always.
The remarkable rood points it our stationery department are: a box of M
sheets paper and 90 envelopes, food linen stock, 15c,; a pound package of
fine linen peper, smooth or rough finish, 26c; a package of lines envel
opes (26 to pack), 10c per pack or t for 25c; a large roll or package of
good toilet paper, 10c. or $L00 per doe,
"Tour money back If you want It"
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Phone 264.
Rogers' Book Store
S. E. Cor. Court Square,
Phone 87.
The great popularity of the
Hoosler Grain Drill is due more
to Us 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
What excuse....
Is there for an overheated kitchen when
you can buy a
Vapor Stove for Six Dollars?
Larger Sizes for Eight and Ten.
BROWN, NORTHUP & CO.. 33 Patton Ave.
J. W. NORWOOD, President.
ERWIN SLtTDER, Cashier.
CAPITAL, $100,000.
The Blue Ridge National Bank
ASHEVILLE, NtC.
We offer to depositors every accom mo., .tlon which is eonsltent with safe
banking; and we are in a position to loan them money on approved security.
Safety Deposit Boxes to rent. ''.
No Interest paid on deposits.
DIRECTORS:
W. J Blayden, Jas. A. burroughs, Q. A. Norwood, S. P. McDivltt, J. W.
Norwood. Erwln Slu der. R. P. Walker.
DAMASKs). NAPKINS.
TOWELS. ETC.
Many grades, well assorted an Im
port order Juki received. The values
are a little better than usual.
sMiKKTS. PILLOW CASKS,
i'oVEULETS, ETC.
The best of values, as the present
(absurd) market goes, and they're sell
ing freely.
SACRIFICES
And big ones on a number of sea
sonable things to reduce a slight excess
and also to make place for autumn nov
elties, some of which have already
come.
H. REDWOOD 5c CO., 7 & 9 Patton Aye.
Dry Goods Fancy Goods
Clothing- Hats and Shoes-
Butterlck Tatterne
We have just received
another consignment
of the famous...
California
Bartlett
Pears
These are the finest Peers
grown sweet end Juicy you
ean get them at...
1 BROS.
OpeosHe
Cie DArtt IncriiutA A. safe College-preparatory and Business
yjaPi. KIQ2C inSlllUlC. School for young men and bo. Has
. . ,..-' ,, prepaied thousands tor college, for busi
ness, and for life, fall term opens August 22. Terms reasonable
Address, J. A. and M. H. HOLT, Oak Ridge, N. C.
TERM5
MODEIVTE. FOR BEAUTIFUL CATALOGUE IcC ADDRESS
JA& M H HOLT. OakRidge.no
e
Prime JWr
Cuatinaoui Qantailoa$
Murphy & Co.,
BROKERS
Stocks, Cotton,
Grain and Provisions
. K. Offloe, el Broadway.
U CHURCH ST., - Plana tit
JM
RXFIRITO
Bloe Bldge national Bask. Aibe
a Villa, N. C.
National Beak. Char otto.
Seaboard ltauoaal Bakt w York.
Lowry Ranklnf Co, Atlanta, G. .
Capitol City Bk,IUaaiToaT
KIUML WAUUIN
Seats 21 people comfortably;
cushioned seats: handsomely
) painted; for hire by the.
Asheville Dray Co.
R. M. RAMSEY,
rropneiur. i
Phone 223 i
rtMit XT. 4 .A a..a.. W.
Are you troubled with u
A SMOKY STOVE
OR RANGE?
Or Is your stove or range needing
repairs T It so, send for ;
J. P. BABINGTON
PRACTICAL STOVE
DOCTOR
NO I EA8T..COTJBT BQUaJUa.
THONBJ MO. CI.