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THE ASHEVILLE J3AIX.Y OITIEIV Monday Bvcninji, April 3. 1893. ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN Tana DiaT Citixkn, Democratic, in pnkliihed - j ftenou (except Snndu) at tiie fol- on Yiu BU MOMTHI Tnii Moirrui On Month OhiWmi ...$6.00 S.OO ... l.SO SO 16 Itvsl SlUOKt Yon Should Take Tns Citiikn 1. It Print! the News. 3. It Writes lta Own Kditorials. 3. It ia the Best Local Paper Ever Printed in W. N. . It Print the Latent Telesrracihic New From All the World. S. It Believes in Asheville Alwaya. To acic rp IT IS A NEWSPAPER. HAVB VOU THOUGHT OK IX ? Six' Dollars Will Get It For a. Year, and If You Live in Asheville It Will Be Ieliv-red at Vnur I o or Every Kvcnirj?. MONDAY. APRIL 3. 1803. J. CONaTITVTIONAL.UI'KHTION While in extra session to receive and consider presidential appointments, the Senate is also profitably engaged in co side-ring- the question of the admis ion ti that body of the gentlemen named by the governors of Wyoming. Montana ami Washington to be senators from those states to fill the lull terms, or. as some contend, till the next meeting of the leg islatures of their respective States. In each ot these states, it will le re membered, the legislatures failed to elect a senator and the governor filled the va cancy by appointment. The Senate com mittee on Privileges and Elections, of which Senator Vance is chairman, re Iorted unfavorably on the admission of such appointees to the Senate. The dis cussion that followed has been verv in teresting;. It turn mainly on the mean ing of the word in the Constitution conferring on the governors the power of appointing senators when there are vacancies caused "'by resignation or otherwise " Senator Mitchell of Oregon thus stated his position: i ne executive 01 a st a to nas no con stitutional power to choose a senator for a State, no not for even the In iefest possible period of time: that belo alone and exclusively under the Consti tution to the legislature. The executive. However, is, by a certain carciullv pre scribed, clearly de6ned. limited constitu tional grant, clothed with the preroga tive which he .alone cm exercise, as suuu connaentiy contend, onlv utter a oenator has been thus chosen bv the proper constitutional a ut lioritv the let; islature and a vacancy in that Senator's term so chosen subsequently happens oy resignation or otherwise,' bv which nr can. in tne event sucn vacancy or va cancies happen 'during the recess of the legislature.' not choose n senator, u even mi me vacancy, but make tempi- rarv appointments until the next meet or tne legislature, which shall taen nil such vacancy." in other words, the Constitution does not contemplate or provide for the fail ure of a legislature to do its mandatory . i - - . . ouit, any more man tnat ot a governor to do his, otherwise, as Senator Mitchell points out, the Constitution would have provided that, in case the governor of a state failed to act, then the duty would devolve on some other state officer. The legislature having neglected to elect a senator no power is lodged in a gover nor to fill the vacancy, it not coming about through "resignation or other wise." As to the force of this last word taken in connection with the context no one has spoken with greater clearness than Senator Hill of Georgia: "Now, the word 'otherwise' there, as the Senator well knows, under the legal decisions, has a meaning; it has a very definite and well-settled meaning; and that is this : A vacancy that hapjeiis otherwise is one that is similar to those enumerated. For instance, a vacancy may happen by death, resignation, or otherwise. Otherwise, how? In some similar method upon the incumbent. The vacancy occurs by death upon the incumbent; the vacancy occurs bv res ignation the act of the incumbent: and if so it occurs in any other wise the word means 'any vacancy occurring otherwise;' that is in a similar manner upon the incumbent; that is, if the in cumbent shall be expelled; that is, if the incumbent should not take his seat after he has been elected. The word "otherwise there evidently means a vacancy happen ing in a similar manner by casualty, those specified." Thus, a few years ago, when Senator Jones, of Florid; showed a lack of sense if not of sanity by endeavoring- to force his atten tions on a lady of great wealth and re fused to return to the Capital to attend to his senatorial duties, it wu3 seriously urged that a vacancy bad been created "by the act of the incumbent," and that it was the duty of the governor of Flor ida to fill it. The case was without pre cedent, however, and no action was taken till Senator Jones's term expired. when che legislature of Florida elected bis successor. The position taken bv Senator Vance and the other members of the committee on Privileges and Elections, that the fail ure of the legislature to elect a Se a tor does not create a vacancy in the mean ing of the Constitution, would seem to be well taken. Is it not incumbent on the governor of a State where such a failure exists, to call the legislature in special session for the one purpose of do ing their duty as required by the manda tory words of the Constitution ? ' . . . If vacancies happen by resigna tion or otherwise during the recess of the legislature of any State, the executive thereof may make temporary appoint ments until the next meeting of the Leg islature, which shall then fill such vacan ciesi. Tins Teat From tbe Washington News. "What I am looking for especially in my appointees i compentency," said President Cleveland. I shall recognize no taction to tbe exclusion of other fac tion. Every candidate for office will receive proper consideration." Tbe President made these remarks to Senator Roach. I heard a story the other dav that is really too good to keep, and I am goiug to tell it. The incidents really oc curred, and in a city not, I should say, a thousand miles from Asheville how lonjj ago does not matter. A number of boys anil girls, real small folks, formed, without the knowledge and like w ise the consent of their parents, a dra matic society, tor the purpose, we will say, of raising money for foreign missions. They had probably imbibed the idea from their mothers, whose activity in church work had caused the little ones to try to do something for the cause. One of the most prec cious members ot' the society of juveniles wrote a play in which such members as were histrionically-inclined should appear. Thepartswere assigned, and the children applied them selves to the task of memorizing their lines. Rehearsals began, and were held in out-of-the-way places, where there would be no chance of discovery by the papas and mammas of the enthusiastic little disciples of Thesp'9. ... Finally everything was ready for the production and the young artists were in fine leather over the prospect. They sent invitations to their parents to at tend the performance, bringing an admission fee with them. The night of the play found a bi crowd in the theater, which, on this occasion, whs not a the.iUr but a large barn. Th; curtain was rung up. or, rather, parted in the middle, and the audience watched the development ot the plot with the deepest interest. The main characters in the little folks' drama were husband anil wife. For u tew months life was nothing more than a sweet dream to the loving couple. Hut bye and bye a cloud came over the sky of their happiness, growing out of the fact that the wire had the money anil the husband could earn verv little. There were frequent bickerings around the hearthstone anil finally the husband, coming to the conclusion that matters were not getting better, went to the far West, to grow up with the country. The curtain closed on the parting scene, and the Miiisicnec was requested to suppose that a lew years had elapsed betwee the first and second acts. The audience did so, and presently the second act was on In this scene the wife, looking consider ably older, was seated in her room alone. Not many minutes elapsed before the husband, who hail left his fireside years before, rushed into the room and clasped the wife in his arms. A!ter the oscula tory act had been gone through with, the little players seated themselves and began talking about the way in which Father Time had treated them. The hunband. whose name we shall consider John, took from each of his pockets hand tills ol gold and laid them on the table, while his bosom heaved with manly pride as he remarket! "Darling, during these long years I have not been idle; see the lucre," or words to that effect. "Darling" agreed that he liad done well, and, rising, beckoned hubby to follow her. She led t he way to a curtained aicovc, ana wit.ii tne proud remark nor have I been idle, John " drew the curtain aside. Tins audience craned their necks to take in the sight which the mind of the child playwright had prepared for them. There on a couch reposed 10 children, all apparently sleeping composedly, utterly oblivious to everything about them. The outburst ot laughter from the au dience over the ridiculousness of the situ ation came near raising the roof off the barn, and really broke up the show It was the greatest hit ever made in the town, but was never repeated. ihb amount of money represented bv the new Easter bonnets in Asheville ves- terriav would keep me in victuals and clothes for pretty nearly a lifetime. I Mlioulu t nuiK. I UK man ot business who takes the time to jum p on his town in a publi speech, accuse it of anything and every thing, attempt to show its people where in they are off t heir base, a nd then failut- eriv to oner any remedy whatever, is. to my mind, doing that which 'twere better to leave undone. 'Tis bv met-1 inn cnier- .'cncics and overcoming them that nen prove themselves ureat not bv sptnding their time in picking flaws. The Tattler. A OPEN LETTER TO FRED HULL. Kane Krbak, 1893, the 30 March, Sir : I seen the pictnr you drawed ; of Mister Tattler, I seen 2, how dew yon draw so much alike ? If you Can draw me as much alike as that thar, Come out & spend Sundy with me your bored shant cost you nutbin. likewise Hanks Minnie Spring ar ruunin to waist, you Can drink all you want, tbe more water you drink the less rume yule bav fer vittlea. My son Sollomon he draws pic ture 2. but cant draw alike-that's the trubble. Which he drawed mv pictur to publish in the Sittizen like Mister Tattler, but he plum forgot & drawed a musstash on my face, me & George Washington never wares muss tashea, we haint 2 lazy to shave, nuther 2 lazy to chop young timber. My son Sollomon Cant draw nutbin than ten spursnn.be put spurs on my pictur. which I haint no bank presideant and I d-int ware spurs. Come out to Kane Kreak Hall. I'll give you a settin. dew you want me to ware my new Bates, which Bil Nye be lowed I got the same in Montanner I did not. If you can draw a boss mewl Korect a leavin otT the trace rubs & a phew marks of my sentimeantsin thepast Iruther be tooken a straddlin of mv mewl Pete. Which they haint no better mewl in the state of notb Kalliny accordin to bis lites. Me & Pete Kant awlways see things etgsakly the same wa. sometimes Pete ar to blaim & sometimes I ar to blame. Which I rickermember I saw doable when I were returning back borne agin from Bil Nye's dinner and Pete koudent see hit that awa. Pete were Korect that time. You haint no rite to draw Pete thouter you wanter, but you come out Saddv nite & you can draw me & P.Ue 2 ef Pete dont Keer. Dave Banks. Spellin Korected by my Son Sollomon. Confidential ! Puiqj to ee "growa folks' ' wearinar Spring; Heels. They sret the Shova fro m Blanton, Wright Ac Co. NO MORB achea from bunions and corns If you have To wn send, at Blan ton, Wright & Co'.s, to lit vour Da. derstandias;. S3.00 Will bay a "bsnx up" Bluchcr; all tbe service and style yon are looking- for at Blanton, Wright &. Co.'. Kicking la coaamoa to boys, but his shoes it destroys, unless at Blanton, Wright & Co.'a you get the Best Baltimore California Piccadilly, etc., are funny nausea for toes of Ladies' Oxfords, but you find these shapes in all prlcsa from SI. 25 to S5. at Store. The Shoe Blanton, "Wrlsrlit & Co. tffl rure A cream of tartar baking powder High est of all in leavoninfr w trctifzth. Latest rnitctl States (Vovemmrnt Food Report ROYAL IUKINr. FOWDKRCO. I OB Wft.ll St.. New York. SOUVENIRS -H- rf YOU Can Buy Plaster Paris FOR. a as -. BJn.lX.R.BX.. Alabastine FUR 3SC PKR. PACKAGK. FROM Jarvis, Richards &, Lee, Mo. S- South 11 a in Hlrcet. BREAD The Staff of Life Wedding Presents. JEWELRY digestion, and restores health and Tne A. UvelT asaa-aa. From the Marioa Free Lasce. Mr. foe Bird west to Asheville dy. Mr. foe Bird returned from Asheville Wednesday. Mr. Joe Bird went to Old Fort Friday. M r. Joe Bird spent Sunday at home. Beauty Bright Cigarettes) are tbe only straight cats sold for 5 cents per box. IT SHARPEN!) the appetite, im proves vigor; all tbe organ of the body ass roused to healthy action by Dr. Pierce's Ooldan Medioal Discovery. More than all, tba liver and that's the ksy to tha whole sys tem. You have purs blood or poisonous blood, jus as your livar ehooses. The blood oontrola tha health, the liver controls tha blood, the " Dis covery " controls tha liver. You can sscaps just about half tba ills that .1su is heir to, by bains' ready tor them. 15 race the system up With this medietas, which prrvtmt as well as enrss, J" or ail dis eases caused by a diaoi-darsd livar or tmpars blood dyspepsia, biliousness, tba most stab oorn skin, scalp and scrofulous affections, the Discovery " is tba only remedy so ear tain anil effective that it can be flrmxroat d. If it doesn't benefit or ours, you have your money back. You pay only for the gorxi you get. HCHI-'DIIL,e. eat Asheville aprlans W L'VE DEPOT FOB SUL PHUR SPRINGS. 8 a m 9am tlO a m 11 a m 12 m lpm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 6 o m Note this schedule is from depot; take car a postoffice 15 minutes earner. tExcept Sundays when car will leave Sulphur Springs itlOam resuming tbe regnlar schedule again by leaving depot at 11 a. m. Cars between postoffice and depot every 15 minute. caaaas SnlphBr llwar, LEAVE Sl'LPHUH SPRINGS 8.30 a m 9.30 a m 10.30 a m 11. 30 a m 12.30 p m 1.30 p m 2.30 p m 3.30 p m 4-.30 p m 5.30 p to MADE TO ORDER. ARTHUR IWs. FIELD, LEADING JEV.ELER, IS HOITTH MAIN STREET. JUDGMENTS. The Retail Orocera Association oner the foloT-ing judgments for sale: MRS K d. WALKE 130 97 T. R HILL. 13 1 W. M. GRIMES 14- 9S A UK. LKUBBTTER 12 65 GASH WRST 8 OO I R. TAYLOR 4, 52 SAM EATON 3 20 J K. REYNOLDS 30 B. B. WELLS 13 OO I. M. BROYLBS 16 7(5 MISSC. BUKKB, 70H 8. Main St 4-2 70 VIRGINIA ROBIR, Charlotte St 25 04. A. B. W AH K 2 2S w. s llisric B 3 77 6 6O 14 0O O. L. McDonald. V. M Poster. J. S. Fullnm. W. C. Stradley 8t Bro J- M. J. B. SeiKler, (llenn Broi.. W. M. Hill & Co. W. A. Lattimore, D. H. Webb. Owcnbj c Son. MKL.V1N NICHOLS, J EN KIN WILLIS i. A. Greer. H. C Johnson. A. D. Cooper. R. B. Noland He Son, Win. Kroirer, A. Porter, C U Bell. S. R. Kepler Rav & Baird. M. C. Nolapd, T. I. Revell. If there is one article of food desired above all others to be pure and of high quality it should be Bread. This can only be secured by aning a high grade of flour with good b.kin&r powder and pure leaf lard. Une the SOUTHERN CROSS FLOUR. ROY AL OR CLRVKLANI) BAKING POWDERS, WITH PURE LFAF LARD, and you will never be disap pointed in your light bread, rolls or biacuits. Southern Cross has given entire satisfaction to all. T. J. REVELL, 30 NORTH MAIN STREET, TAKE THE CHIRA60 AND ALTON RAILROAn OOI KG Went and Northwest. Bmlgraata iroing to any of the Western States or Territories will save time and money going via Chicago and Alton route. It is the quickest route to Kane as City. Den ver Pueblo, and all poiata in Idaho, Waab lngton. Oregon. Utah and California. Finest nnd htcat Equipped Road in tJbe rVesr. Only line running Solid Vestibuled train a between at. Louis and Kansas City. Reclining Chair cars and Tourist Simpers free of extra caarge. I will meet parties at an j railroad atabon with through tickets and baggage checks. For full information, maps and descriptive pamphlets of tha West, write to or call onC B. A. NBWLANU, Traveling Passenger Agent. SS Pattou Avenue, Asheville. N. J. CHARLTON. General Passenger svent, Chle u I!NISIOIMIN!IIA:i No longer your dread upon retiring. Sleep will come pleasantly without using opiates. SIMPLY TAKB One teaspoon fa 1 BRADYCROTINE The Southera Woman's Headache Remedy. No unpleasant results in the morning. Should your taoth trouble you One teaspoonful BRADYCROTINE COSTING FIVB CENTS, WILL STOP IT. FOR SALB AT P1faam's Pharmacy. PROFESSION A. L, CARDS. R. H. VERVES, r. n. ti. r arc ir a. Muni, il t rvvafioing, uvcr lTnd .n nnil's Store, rttoo Avenue. Kcldi-ncr, ?IA Spruaas street. TPs XV. BOOKHART, dentist, 37 Patton Avenue, Up ritaf r. m.ldtf ASHEVILLE, N. C. H.. H. BRITT, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE. Oradlag of all kinds done- All sises of crushed stone furnished . Send alt orders to poatofflce Box 148, Asheville, N. C. auglBdtf 34'Veara' fCxparc MILTON HARDING CONTRACTOR ANP RUTLDBR. OtKo. and shop, Wolfe Building. CORNER COURT PLACB AND MARKET 8TRBBT. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH E. J. ASTON, (raiaaaertal Inaurstncts t Ag;ent. Rear No. ISO South Mala street. -Vsheville. N. C 'tMahllahed I860. auo dlv J. Jk ARCHITECT THNNKNT, : AND : CONTRACTOR specifications and estimates fur- Plana. tahed. All work fn ray line contracted for, and no charges ror drawing on con tr averts awarded me. References when desired. Office. Southeast Court 8aaan. Aah-v-111. KD1U idly PRANK CARTER, fire: insurance, Pirst National Bank Building. ASHBVILLB, N. O. air PVBLIf- jansotf m it c ias a ? fifHISKkT If tl annaaaunsaanaasssna tf H and Opium Ha bib. cured ai oi.im? iviili outpuiu.llook of t'.r- ticularssenl rREE. B.M.WOOLI.EY.M l Atluila., Ciav. Office 104, Wiiileliail S BALTIMORE CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS CO. 10-12 PATTON AVENUE. KEEP AN EYE OUT WE ARE WIDE AWAKE AND EARLY IN THE FIELD ! With a Bpring Htcxk of the hi)?het quality of Clothing for Men, Youths, Boys aud Children. Also a full and complete line of the latest shades c .f Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods. The largest stock of Shoes in the city. Wats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, &c. Our special effort for the Spring-season ia to increase the purchasing pow er of your dollar with the greatest values ever offered for your money. Our serviceable stock is distinctive in style, elegant in display, admirable in quality and sure to please. Try us. We are sure to have the best, and sure to give you a great dollar's worth for your money. To this we add the irtrong inducement of low price. Nothing will convince you like personal inspection. Respectfully, - . . - BALTIMORE CLOTHING ..AND DRY GOODS-CO;, 10-12 Patton Ave - - . - Aaheville. N C. PURE WA TER MAGNIFICENT VIE WS-NO MALA BIA PLEA S URE HE A L TH- -AND COM FOR T ! r -., -fr , , : v. " TheOAKLAND HEIGHTS, Ashevi lie, N.C. Is located on a commanding eminence from which a magnificent view U obtained ol the arronnilinK mountains, and the vast estate o? tieo W. Vanderbilt 4 IT IS A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL Where every appointment ia conducive to health and oleasnre. The water is chrmlcall pure and ia obtained from springs exclusively under tue control of the com nan v Th nat ural drainage of tbe Mace is per cct. No sewer pipes pass under the home, thereby re moving; all sources cf poisoning The Bath Department is in charge of skilled and competent attendants, and is the best equipped in the 1 11 tire South. We ask those who are visiting Ashevi'.le to Investigate the advantages afforded guests find a. cheerful home where everything ia done for the comfort of the Health-seekers receive pccial care, and those requiring a place in -which, to rest, or P".".0? " "?.trV'!lls: Tom pressure of business and wearied by the cares and burdens of so cial life will find all they desire at the "HEIGHTS " The Only Hotel ia Asheville Where Consumptives am Not Received ! CUISINE UNSURPASSED ! HARRIS' LITHIA WATER. HARRIS' LITHIA SPRINGS, 8. C. After a long and varied experience in the use of Mineral Waters from many sources, both foreign and domestic, I am fully persuaded that the Harris'. Lithi Water posaeaacs efficacy in the treatment of afHctions of the Kidney and bladder unequalled by any other Water of which have I made trial. Thle opinion is based upon observation of lta effects upon my patients for the past far"' d.ur,.n whiSn im I have prescribed it freely and almoit uniformly with bene fit in the medical maladies above mentioned. When failure 10 relieve has occurred, I have imputed it to Insufficient uae of the waHer, tor my experience teacheri me, that from one to two quarts daily should be taken from two to four weeka, to secure lta full remedial e fleets. Columbia, 8. C, October 8. 1892. A. N. TALLY, M. D, Camden, Jan. 6, 1802. Harris, Baq., Waterloo. 3. C. r: A 1 1. T. Dear Sir: "I find mat li n.i wm tt,. r.r t i.t,t. i--, -- t . 1. . tonic, and general i-egalator of the digestion, aa well aa very efficacious in those diseases for which Lithia is considered somewhat of a specific. JUOGBJ. B. KBRSHAW. My wife has been uainsr your Lithia Water and ia very much benefitted. 1 conaidcr it in every reapect equal to tbe famous Buffalo Lithla Water. Abbeville, S. C. JUDGE J. 8. COTHRAN. FOR SALE BY PELHAM PHARMACY, jasbeTlllc. N. c Sole Agent, mSdirno BLACKIV ELL'S Dill I nilDUMM SMOKING TOBACCO, VJ ail' s Lf.iiWr-N . ssnsa an, I ti' sWk, v ay av I u an . . ia g a V ' -asm 4-- 1 O SAV WI u or os. I'm an old smoker, and have at one time or another tried all the different Smoking Tobaccos, but for- a rood smoke Bull Durham beats 'em all. A fading characteristic of Bull Durham has always been the hold which it takes on old and fastidious smokers. What its excellence first secured, its uniformity has always retained, and it Is, therefore, to-day as twenty-five years ago, the most popular Smoking Tobacco in the world. Get the genuine. Made only by Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., DURHAM, N. C. II . French Broad Lumber Co. Hiivinfr accunnilHtw) a lare Htor-k of Frtiming. Shwtintr. &. will sell FRAMING AT 97.50 PsSIt" 1,000 FKKT. 8HBCTING s-5 ' " ACME WINE & LIQUOR HOUSE WhiteMan's Bar )Cla.ims tbe largest stock of first class, goods of any bouse in the State. Make' n special ty of Oookin; Brandies aud Jellv Whhh.; jSole agents for the Acme OM l'rn.J JAS. H. LfOUilRa IVo. 58 Sooth Main Street. . TELBPHONB CALL MO. X39, 1. O. BOX 6S8. tH HVILLE, MY MOTTO IS TO KEEP THE BEST AND CHAROE ACCORDINGLY. BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR CO., IMoa. afc and 4.3 S. !Hin St., Awbeville, PARIUK AND IgaDINO ROOaaT J CIOARI, TOBACCO AMI BOTTLB 0MM. MM- XT I AM BEER : VAULTS : ARD : E0TTUS3 : OEPARTIIFHT IN ? BASEKEKT We wapatUslly BoUclt a aksrr'sf yoare satroaai EntnuaCCi KOi afs. Tclepliov- Call, Tim. ya.
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