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Asheville Daily Citizen VOLUME XI NO 242. ASHEVILLE, N. SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1896. PRICE 5 CENTS THE EL PASO FIASCO. Ill SHALL EE 11 Will II? NAGE "Enough Said." Still Talk ot Pulling Off the Fight On ureat Monday.

El Paso. Fb. 15. "Buck" Con REPOKT OF FINDING OF NORTH BOND SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR Success nelly, one of the men back of Peter Ma- POLE CONFIRMED. New Crystal Palace! BILL, DEFBA1ED.

her, makes the following statement: "If Pitzsimmocs attempts to pull down our The Report ot the Norwegian Arctic- NATURES REMEDY, Harris Lithia Water, A water that is superior to any 'other water in the United States, which is shown by the following analysis: Its specific gravity is 1 0014 at 60 F. Grains. Imp. Gallon Calcium Sulphate 100.463 Potassium 0.624 Sodiam Sulphate 0.700 Sodium Chloride 0 918 Georgia Statesmen Were the Main Or ators of the Day. Crisp For and Tur forleit on Monday, as intimated, he will be looled.

Should Julian and his fighter When good service and best of quality is given you: it is well enough. If in addition to good service and good goods we can save you money it's enough said. 51 Patton Ave. Explorer's Great Feat Confirmed, and Xansen Said to Be on His Way Back. London, Feb.

The correspondent of ner Against The Vote of the Sliver take such unfair advantage of our man, Men In Detail. Is mired with trouble more or less, And iCs the man who does his bent That gets more kicks than all the rest." The JOHNSTON BlILDINU. who is tempororilv blind and in great pain, and claim the championship by Washington, Feb. 15. By a vote ol the St.

James Gazette at St. Petersburg telegraph that the report of Dr. Nansen's uch methods, I shall save our forleit by 215 to 90 the House, after debating the matter for almost two weeks, decided a few days having discovered the North Pole is Regular Price. sending Peter into the ring, no matter if Special Sale for only on be is as bund as a bat, on Monday, the Early mit set by Julian for the fight. My man Acid Phosphate 50c Acid Phosphate, P.

D.Co.'s 50c A dispatch from the British consul at that it would not concur in the Senate's free silver coinage substitute for the bill of the House authorziog bond sales to Nothing truer than the Archangel has been received at the foreign will be on the platform within the ropes for our money, and it Maher is whipped. Standard June Sodium Bicarbonate 2.917 Lithium Bicarbonate 2 861 Mag. Bicarbonate 3 674 Iron Bicarbonate 0 392 Silicia 3.029 Phosphoric Acid Trace Loss on Ignition 18 651 office, in which the report that Dr. Nan- maintain the gold reserve, sales of treas trust the people of the country will above was ever quoted. The Ayer Hair igor $1.00 Ayer's Pills 25c Ayer's Cherrv Prctoral $100 Nerve and Bone 25c Leibig's Meat Extract 5rtc Granite understand that it is not Peter fault, but Fitz-immon's greed.

sen, the arctic explorer, has discovered the North Pole and is now on his return ury certificates to meet temporary deficiencies in revenue and providing addi --k--" nnA 1, 1 aiiu WC Will Up to 9 o'clock communication had from his successful voyage, isconfiimed. tional revenue for the treasury. Noth not been established with Maher's train Lei big Meat Extract $1.00 Ltibig's Meat Extract $2 00 always have with us, thoug ing else was Dresented in the coarse of MRS. UAUDWICKE'S DEATH. 134 229 Solid dried at 266 degrees 118.778 Carbonic Acid in 4 038 ing quarters at Las Cruses, anc in view ol the favorable reports received late last under some conditions there the 5 re hours' session.

An Estimable Marshall Lady Dies Armour's Meat Extract 50c Armour's Meat Extract $1X0 Armour's Meat Extract $2 00 Paine's Celery $1.00 night a large nnmber of sports, who had The closing debate was notable princi are exceptions to the rule ntended to take the morning trains lor Enameled Ware There Last Evening. From John A. Nichols, who has been pally because of the fact that the princi A home, agreed to wait until evening. Dr. Kalamazoo Celery $1.00 pal speeches for or against free coinage raulthnding by the Laun White is of the opinion that if the improvement in Maher's sight is as maiked at Marshall for several days, The Citi Carter's Little Liver 25c of silver were made by two Democrats, FOR Bird Seed 15c dry's patrons cease when 122 816 THF, WATER IS CLEAR, ODORLESS AND SLIGHTLYACID.

Analysis made bv R. Ogden Doremus, M. LL. Professor of Chemistry and Physics. College City of New York, October 7.

1891. Benson's Ca peine Plasters, 25c ss the physician in attendance reports he may be able to go into the ring Mon both members of the committee on ways and means and both from Georgia- Strengthening Plasters 25c zen this afternoon received a telegram stating that Mrs. J. K. Hardwicke died there last night, and that the burial will be at Jewel Hill, near Barnard, tomor day.

their linen is done up by the Call Cheaper than tin ware. Our Price 35c 25c 62c 18c 75c 15c 40e 75c $1 40 40c 75c $1 40 73c 65c 15c Jc 15c 10c 1 5c 53c 8c 53c 8c 50c 18c lHc 15c 22c 20c 18c 18c 75c 58c 35c $3.25 75c 40c 75c 35c Crisp and Turner. While Fitz continues to keep his own counsel, the impression is general that if 10 Cents. The speeches were of usual length, and see about it. Belladonna Plasters 25c Boschee's German 75c Boschee's German lOc Green's August Flower 75c Green's August Flower 10c row.

Maber is still unable to come to and throughout the speakers wtre heard ASHEVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY THIS WATER HASNOEOUAL IN THE This news will be saddening to many when the status quo expires the Anstra with attention and apparent interest Han will take the forfeit and proceed to UNITED STATES people in Asheville, where Mrs. Hardwicke was well known, and beloved by the novel spectacle of Crisp and Turner pack up preparatory to going east. (6 4 W. College Ntre-et. Telephone 9S.

CHURCH DEBT everyone ot her friends as a noble chris For curing Dyspepsia, Constipation, Liver Complaint, Nausea, Dropsy, arrayed against each other being strong factor in the case. Bay Rum Full Pints 75c Foultz's H. C. Powders. 25c Barker's C.

Powders, 25c Kentucky Powders, 25c Castile Soap white, lb 35c Castile Soap green, lb 35c Castile Soap red, lb 35c Gout, Rheumatism, Diseases of the tian woman. She was before her marriage Miss Martha Alexander, and Tomorrow Will Mark an Epoch In While Mr. Crisp was Sena Kidney and Bladder, Hematuria and tors Pntchard. bodge, Burrows, Pal First Baptist Church History. Tomorrow is "Church Debt day" it Catamenial Derangements, Diseases of was born at Salem, about 50 years ago.

She was a sister of Mrs. the Blood. mer, Tillman, Bacon, George, Cockrell BON MARC HE, Standard Maryland the First Baptist church of this city vl. A Henry ot Asheville. In 1859 she was graduated from the Holston Con and Mantell, and Secretary Herbert were observed on the rl jor.

ference Female college, now the Asheville Hire's Root Beer Listerine $1 00 Mellin's Food 75c Mellin's Food 5()c Malted Milk $3 75 Harris Lithia Water Co. This day will record an epoch in the history of that church. For several years When the debate had been concluded 15 S. Main St. the previous question was ordered pro it has been burdened with a heavy Corn forma, and at the suggestion ot Mr.

Proprietors, Harris C. Removal Sale! Malted Milk $1 O0 debt. Tomorrow is set apart by the Malted 50c $1 On members to raise a great part of this Dingley, tn order that there might be no misunderstanding, it was put in this form: "Shall the House concur in the Hamlin's Wizard Oil. Read what the noted Dr. Thomas S.

'Powell has to say for Harris Lithia debt. They expect to get at least $12 50c Are in daily receipt of all the pretty new thingt in White Goods. Female college then under the presidency of Rev. Dr. Anson W.

Cummiogs. Mrs Stringfield of Waynesville and Miss Anna Woodfin ot Asheville were members of the graduating class with her. In '09 or '70 the went to Marshall and there she married Dr. J. K.

Hardwicke, who, with seven children, survive. Oae of the children is Henry Hardwicke, a prominent lawyer of New York. IN THE CHURCHES. Senate subsi itute 500 and perhaps The pastor FOR Simmons' Liver Regulator, The roll was called amid extraordin cordially invites everybody to attend water: Mr. J.

T. Harris, arv qniet. A study oi tne vote snows and lend them their presence and en if will examine the Urge size $1.00 63c Simmon's Liyer Regulator, small size 50c 3Sc Simmon's Liver Regulator. that 25 Republicans, 58 Democrats, ne you Nainvookt, India Linens. Organdies Dimities couraeement.

Those not members of Dear Sir: I have found the use of the Q'lvpritp nnrl aII the Ponulista nresen ana cross Bar Muslins for sc up. Beautiful new end only the most stylish that church will not be expected to give. water from the Lithia Spring in South barsrains in our Window VOU voted in favor olfree coinage, and th If. however, anyone desires to help, the Carolina so trhcacious in tne case ot a I I 1 1 .1 I powder 25c 18c Beet Iron and Wine 75c 45c io xieuauiictirjs ctuu ucuiurai8 church will gratefully receive it. Tbey youne lady patient of mine, who has suf voted against it.

The Democratic vote invite everybody tw cause a large crowd will plainly see that we are Announcement of Special Subjects aud fered for years with diabetes, with Comp. Lie. Powder. 1 10c; i lb will encourage them and it will do every its different attendants, that I want to against free coinage was six greater than the Republican vote for it. The 10 Cents.

These Are Bargains. 1 40c. Glycerine, Gordon's Best. 1 one good to witness liberality in Chris add my testimonial to the many yon al selling many useful and orna following were the yea voters: tians when God's cause demands it. A ready baye.

The patient I refer to has 4 25c; 1 40c. Abbott. Ait ken, Allen ol Mississippi used the water freely at home for scarce! Powdered Borax, 2 8 15c Services for Tomorrow. The subject of Pastor Willis' sermon at the Haywood street M. church, South, tomorrow morning will be "Why Christians Should A matter ot interest to the members will be presented memhersends TheCitizen the following: "Have you heard it said that the First Allen of Utah.

Bailey. Baker of Kansas 1 25c. a month now, with more benetuial re mental articles at far less than their real value. Some lines Bankhead, Barbam. of Georgia Baptist church could never pay this debt suits than from months spent at the Rochelle Salts.

12c 1 40c. Cream Tartar absolutely purc1 Bell of Colorado, Bell of Texas, Black that her magnificent house would have different noted lithia springs in different Powell Snider. of Georgia, Bowers, Broderick, Cardy weave in black and colored Dress Goods. Call and inspect them, some of the new Trimmings just to hand. Crochet Cotton, white and colors, Ladies' Silk Neckwear in Tecks.

4-in-hands, stra'ght Ties, Band and Shield Bows, ajc The Stationery and Soap department are meeting with deserved success. Tablets ic 3C.4C sc. and higher box paper lie, 19c Toilet Soaps 2 cakes for 3 cakes for 10c put up in box. Hosiery For ladies and children never so good a stock. Just In.

Deniaon's in all colors. The Morley Zephyrs, 36-Inch at Hc. Percales for Sale of Ladies' Underwear still continues. parts of the United States, besides long 5c 3 10c 25c 1 lb 40c. after this service, and all are requested will be closed out entire and Harris Lithia Water (bottled at the Cockerell, Cooper ot Texas, Cox, Crisp Culberson, Curtis of Kansas, Dear to be present.

At the evening service, continued use of the same waters at home. Other of my patients and friends springs) per crate, $4.00. We allow mond, Dinsmore, Dockerv, Doolittle Dr. C. W.

Byrd will preach and administer the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. are now using the same with best re $1 oO for return crates. others reduced. Downing. Ellis, Gamble.

Hartman, Hit suits. I cordially recommend it to to be sold for this debi Attend tomorrow and have your doubts removed. Do you want to be convinced of the reahtv of religion? Go tomorrow and see her votaries lay their substance upon God's altar. This will be a great day for the First Baptist church. Everybody is cordially invited." A LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

Rev. Dr. R. F. Campbell will fill his mann, liillborn, Uutcbe9on, Hyde, jonn suffering from similar diseases.

Very son of California, Tones, Kendall, hit pulpit in the morning at the First Presbyterian church. After the sermon the recently elected elders will be ordained respectfully yours. THOMAS S. POWELL. M.

mer, Lav ton, Lester, Linnev, Little, Liv ingston, Lock hard. Loud, Maddox, Ma Pelham's Pharmacy, The Leading Cnt-Rat 8 Drug Store in Arthur M. Field President Southern Medical College, At guire. Marsn. Mctiure.

Mciuiiocn. Aic. and installed. Bible class for adults in connection with the Sunday school at lanta, ta. kenney, McLictalen, McLaunn.

McMi Organization of the Pupils ot the 3:30 p. m. Strangers cordially invited. Price, $4.50 per case; rebate, $1.50 when empty bottles and case are re lin, McRae. Meredith, Monrlell, Money South Main Rev.

h. L. Bain will preach at College Moses, Neill, Newlands, Ogden. Otey AsbeTille. Call For Price List.

Leading Jeweler. 18 turned. Asheville agents, Street. Pearson, Richardson, Robbins, Robert street chapel in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. BON MARCHE, son of Louisiana, Say crs, Sbafroth, Shaw Open every Sunday except Uuitarian services will be held at 11 a.

RAYSOR SMITH. Shoford, Skinner, Spencer, Stokes, Strait Asheville Female College. The pupils of the Asheville Female college, recognizing the growing necessity for a broader culture, and desiring to have at band their own material for the pursuit of literature in its most extended sense unanimously organized themselves into a Library association. The follow Church hours. Strowd of North Carolina, Swanaon m.

in llilliard, ball, cso boutn Main street, conducted by Rev. Henry A. Westall. Subject: "The Lord's Prayer." Talbert, Tate, Terry, Towne. Tyler, I 15 S.

Main St. derwood. Walker ot irginia, Wbeele Williams, Wilson of Indiana, Wilson THE TOBACCO MARKET. South Carolina, Woodward, Yoakum A Sale Vesterdav at the Farmers That Grand Opera House are now prepared to KILLED THE INDIAN. Reached the Season's Highest.

Breaks on the Asheville tobacco mar ing executive officers were elected President Mrs. Sttother. Vice-president Miss Edwards. Secretary Miss Bertha Gaston. Treasury Miss George Bale.

show our patrons some A Reward Offered tor Two Allowed PI A Perfect Fountain Pen. That is the name that is given to the famous of the novelties of the season in Murderers, Canton, N. Feb. 14 Saturday ket have bten very heavy this week. The leaf now coming in is mainly from Haywood and Madison counties.

Auctioneer 1 he cthcers with the following young ladies constitute the executive committee: PI night two white men, "Bloom" Baker and one Rose and a negro, whose name Valenciennes Laces. A special line of wide Hamburgs, 10 yard Mies Leila May Johnston. Misses Bes Cbas. B. Davis of the Farmers' ware PEARSON IJARBOUK I could not be learred, attacked an In sie Smith, Bessie Breese, I-eilia Parker, Nina Acheson, Connie Buttrick, Hope Spencer.

Daisy Smith. house savs that one sale there yesterday went to the highest point reached this calicos, Ginghams, outings, white dian named Ned Will-not at Nelson Bros. Managers- It is the purpose of the organization to Wert's New Safety lawns, dimities, barred muslin, season, the price being $4o a hundred. It was a Madison consignment. The planter was one who has been shipping stillbouse, two or three miles from Whit-tier.

The assailants were all loaded I lave bought samples of a pipe drum-in. who was on the way home, and fit up one ot the spacious halls in the college lor a library. The funds will be to Virginia markets, and be was highly percales, cashmeres, 15c, 20c. and 25c. flannels, 25c.

up black raised by a series of entertainments and will offer pleased with the result of his trial of the tiiiw lor the next week This pen is guaranteed not to by contributions from all who advocate with mean whiskey and they abused the Indian, taking some liquor from him and then running him away with rocks. They followed and it is supposed that Asheville market. The great bulk of the Next Attraction: this commendable movement. 50c, 0c. offerings at this time, however, is of an The second entertainment since the or Kii.it Uargains.

I 'uic's tor only 15c. serge, 30c. to $1.00 yard. The above goods are very se inferior quality. the Indian resisted their attack, and they leak, and is the best pen for the price on the market the price is $2.50.

ganization of the association will be and Early Birds. A lot of stylish spring Dress Goods and Silks are now arriving, also desirable things in wash yoods and staple dry goods. Among our bargain lots will be found some very cheap merchandise. Fine Clothing To come in a few days. cut him terribly, from which he died given in the col ege chapel Friday tvt AT THE AGE OF i within an hour or two.

ning, February 21. The program will lect in quality, while our prices The men escaped, but later the negro Mrs. J. L. L.

SlagleDles at Her Ilouiel The Great Big Gorgeous consist of vocal and instrumental music We have a lot of other are the lowest on fine goods. recitations and physical culture and Del sarte drills. Here This Morning. Mrs. Winnie Ba? well Slagle, wife of J.

was caught and lodged in at Bryson City. A reward ot $200 has been offered for Baker and Rose, and Sheriff Teague is making efforts to locate them. It is 11 1 pass it 111 and get one "Ni: WEEK ONLY fountain pens and gold To close out et once grey and good pens cent. price L. Slagle, died at 8 o'clock this morning, WHEN THE WAR IS OVER.

white cotton, also all wool blan reported that they were seen in Hay- at the ageot 73. The funeral services will which we offer at 10 per discount. Thev range in Then Cuba May Have Electric Rail be conducted by Dr. Chreitzberg at Cen rood near the Jackson line last night. Baker was a depotv marshal during kets, comforts, 60c.

to $2.50 each ways ol the American Kind. tral church Monday at 10 a and from 75c. to $3.00. the interment will be at Riverside. The BLOMBERG'S, Cleveland, Feb.

15. Ex-Senator the last administration. He is a brother ol H. Smith Baker who was for several H. Redwood pallbearers will be J.

P. Sawyer, W. H. Black Crook, Tuesday, Feb. 18.

elegant patterns. Capes, cloaks, shirts and chil H. Hammond ef Orlando, and years surveyor for Swain county. Penland, J. L.

McKee, W. A. Blair, u. M.I Col. T.

J. Appleyard of Sanford, Fla 7 and 9 Patton Ave. Roberts and H. S. Harkins.

A Very Select Stock THE CRISIS AT SEOUL. dren's dresses. The largest line of were in the city yesterday in consulta 1 7 Patton Ave. tion with T. Everett of the Everett Still Captured.

United States Deputy Marshal M. G. gent's felt and stiff-hats in the American, British and French Ma rines Protect Their Countrymen. of Ladies' Purses. Electric railway syndicate.

As a result company will be formed in Cleveland city. McMinn of Henderson county captured Yokohama, Feb. 15. Detachments of within a month, having forits object the construction ot electric street railways a still near Saluda Thursday night. The American, British and French marines MORGAN'S still was a 60 gallons one, witb worm in Havara as soon as the war is over, have been sent to Seoul, capital of Corea, and cap.

The officer destroyed 500 gal BOOK STORE, Court Square. And No Advance In Prices. and the ultimate extension of the system G. A. Hears Sons, to guard the interests of their respective Ions of beer, three big mashes, and 1 2 or iour.

3 W. througbont the island. countries. The King of Corea still re- lo gallons ot low wine. is.

mains at the Russian legation as a meas AFTER LONG SUFFERING. FROM THE STATE PRESS. 19, 31 till 33 S. Hin St. ure ot personal safety.

Death of Hon. H. Whiteside of Chatta News is received here that the new WM. J. SHAW, nooga.

North Carolina gets comparatively cabinet which has been formed in Seoul has decreed the execution of a number Chattanooga, Tenn Feb. 15. Hon. few of the bonds $500 worth went to H. Whiteside died yesterday from blood T.

C. Wbitsett, at 119.3229: $300 to of former ministers. A conference of foreign diplomats has bten opened at the JOHNSTON BUILDING, Heinitsh Reagan. The poisoning, resulting from the amputa Russ ian legation in Seoul to consider the COURT SQUARE, tion of bis leg, wbicb bad been shattered John C. Galloway of Madison at $114; $10,000 to T.

I. Allison. Statesville, at $112; and $5,000 to Bank of Pee Dee, Rockingham, at $1.11. by the accidental discbarge of a gun. situation.

A 100,000 SWINDLER. Ahiteside was ex-Mayor and ex-Tudge In- i iil-ton health flour the most perfect food known. IWluiry's Heist XXXX go-iii at the price of winter wheat. I. K.

M. stands preeminent as a winter wheat flour. G. A GREER, 10 N. Court Square.

of the county and a leading Democratic The Winston Republican says fusion PERf.UHEHTLY Robert Charleston, Badly "Wanted by druggists, ciu ami Commission politician. ought not to be abandoned this year. the United States, Is Captured. "But the Republicans of North Carolina This Tobacco Burned Too Soon. San Antonio, Feb.

15. Robert Nashville, Feb. 15. Lucket will not desert the national Republican party and its principles to vote for free Charleston, the ex-United States commis Framing Department. silver electors," says Editor Goslen.

tobacco factory and stemmery in Clarksville, was today destroyed sioner at Attala, nnder indictment In six differert courts for presenting With a fresh select stock President Samuel Spencer, of the At the Fountain: by fire, consuming 1,500.000 pounds of fraudulent claims against the govern Southern railway, is now in Guilford county, shooting partridges. He has tobacco and causing a loss of $75,000, ment and thereby swindling the govern fully covered by insurance. of gro-kept with and ment out ot nearly was ar i if- A leased 10.000 acres of land there for the shooting privileges. ceries. Bought right, right and sold right, expenses cut down to rested nere yesterday, tie nas been in Brokerage.

Business transacted over direct private wires, in connection with lei Tort Stock Exchange Having largely increased the space devoted to this department, An Interesting; Contempt Case. the citv several weeks nnder surveillarce Montreal. Feb. 15. The Rev.

M. A revival is in progress at the Baptist ot the United States marshal. He ac tabernacle in Raleigh. Rev. Mr.

Hinrsl Mill of the church of Notre Dame of being the mau wanted and Hot Chocolate, Hot Bouillon, of Rxhmondis assisting the pastor, Rev. waived an order for his transfer to Ala Shoes. we are now, with some new ma Dr. Simms. Granbv.

Quebec, bas been committed to prison by a magistrate for contempt of eo art in refusing to disclose secrets heard scraping the bottom. We shall remain indefi bama. Public Lands tor Public Instruction Congressman Settle stands bnt slight I in the confessional. chance, as matters now look, of obtain-1 chinery aud a splendid assort- ing a renomination in bis district, tbel nitely at No: 39 lew Tori Cotton and Produce 'Pearl Rivers" Dead. Washington, Feb.

15 The House committee on public lands has ordered a 'meutof mouldings, propared to New Orleans, Feb. 15. Mrs. E. V.

Egg Phosphate, Etc. South Main Filth. There will be 1.000 looms in the Proximity cotton mill at Greensboro. The fa rorable report on the bill granting to 'u woman's heeled and spring 1 -1 shoes at $1 23 and $1.50 are Eicbaige, K.Nicholson, widely known as "Pearl the State of Alabama acres ot Rivers," and owner of the Pi aynne, is Respectfully pnblic lands for the use of an industrial do the best of work quickly and Hew Orleans Cotton Exchange. dead.

Her husband, Geo. Nicholson, building is completed. The Robesonian savs that not a school for girls. Also a bill granting died last week. like amount of land to the same State for the Tuscogee Normal and Industrial at close prices.

See our line of superior to shoes usually sold 1 -r tlmt price. Bought direct 1 "in the maker9 and well FROM THE TELEGRAPH. institute. Want Elections In Cuba. Agenoy For pictures framed and Hot framed.

C. S. Cooper. 1 no better values. Your Madrid, Feb.

15. Ex-Premier Sagasta baa announced that unless elections are Chicago Board ol Trade Cash Wheat and Cotton Bought and Sold. Phone 217. Postofflce Box .2. mortgage was foreclosed in its Robeson county last year.

Wavnesville Courier: Another son at the home of Superior Court Clerk, 1. K. Boone. Senator Butler favors Sibley for President as the candidate of the silver party. A large addition to the towel mill at Salisbury is under wav.

lll'S CANDIES. held in Cuba within a very shot time back if not suited at Senator Tillman writes to a Spartanburg, S. ftiend that the State mast have delegates at Chicago and that tbey mast bolt if a platform and candidate are selected not in favor of free coinage. Friday's ballot for Kentucky Senator resulted: Hunter 63, Blackburn 63, scattering necessary to a choice 68. the liberal party tn Spain will abstain J.

H. Law. 35 Patton Aye. from any electoral or legislative action. The Federal party are preparing a mani festo explaining the situation.

Cut rates in patent medicines, Spangenberg's, 4 N. Court Sq..