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ASHEV1LLE, N. C TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1896
PRICE 5 CENTS
VOLUME XII-NO. 11.
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I will convince you that our
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i
IT AT THE TAJfCEY COUN
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EXPEDITIONS. I
WORK OF THE NORTHERN METH
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Remember our motto. "Satisfac
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43 W. College ("Street
See the new attractions
in our window.
Hon. W. T. Crawtord Arraigns the
Republican Party and Touches Up
Pearson's Record Joseph S. Adams
Outlines His Position.
Burnsville N.C., May 18 Tbe Con
gressional campaign of 1896, in the
Ninth Congressional district, which
promises to be, in many respects, the
most remarkable in the history of West
ern North Carolina since the war, opened
here today with the tbetmometer regis
tering 89 in the shade.
One ot tbe largest crowds tver seen in
this town at a political speaking was
present to hear Hon. W. T. Crawford
peak, and to pledge their votes to Jos
ph 3. Adams at the coming election.
Every cove and creek from Mitchell s
peak to Possum Trot emptied themselves
into the county capital, and when Judge
Brown adj turned court at 12 o'clock,
and the bell announced that tbe epeaking
was to Deem, toe court nou.e was
packed to overflowing in a few minutes,
I S. Adams made a snort speech out
lining his position on the questions of
the dav, and concluded by introducing
Hon. W. T. Crawford
Mr. Crawford spoke for nearly two
hours, commanding tbe closest attention.
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Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves.
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Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves.
Laces, Embroideries and Bands.
Laces, Embroideries and Bands.
Laces, Embroideries and Bands.
Ribbons, Parasols and Corsets
Ribbons. Parasols and Corsets.
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Light weight Clothing.
Light weight Clothing.
Light weight Clothing.
Light weight Hats and Caps.
Light weight Hats and Caps.
Light weight Hats and Caps.
Summer Shoes.
Summer Shoes.
Summer Shoes.
Trunks and Bags.
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Trunks and Bags
Butterick Patterns.
Butterick Patterns.
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'rices lower
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Established Since 1887.
' or
altogether
correct
WE BLOW
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m'isic. For instance, when
we say that we have the
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plete line of men's ....
FURNISHINGS !
Dunlap und Stetson Hats.
Monarch g lirts, in stiff and soft
fronts.
U tic W. ard Kais.r Collars and
Cutis.
Dent's Gloves.
Newest Novelties in Neckwear,
Hosiery, Caps, Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders. Umbrellas and Canes.
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Max Marcus, Mgr.
19 Tatton Ave.
GEORGE W. CHILDS
An Attempt to Postpone Voting Till
Stronger Timber Comes Into Shiht
Only Spurred the Conference to Im
mediate Action.
It Cost 9140,000, and the Snanl&fa
Would Have Been Glad to Have Cap
tured It it Means Arms For tlie In-
surjjeuts.
New York, May 19 Tbe Sun says
this morning : Official news of tbe fate
of tbe Lanrada is momentarily expected
was received yesterday by a prominent time this morning. This was the 16th
member of tbe I acta, giving news of tbe I day of the conference. None of tbe great
Cleveland, Mav 19. Bishop Bow
man, the venerable senior Bishop of tbe
Methodist chnrch, presided over the ger
eral conference, probabW for tbe lat
... . i r
na exciting toe enthusiastic appiause oi i .i on non
tbe crowd throughout. He showed how I
the Republican patty had utterly tailed
to make good its pledges made to tne
peoole two years ago, both ia national
and state affairs. He held np tbe record
of Richmond Pearson in Congress, and
showed tbe people bow be bad made
promises to secure votes and then gone
to Washington and allied himself with
tbe Republican party by going into Its
caucuses and voting for 1. B. Reed for
speaker and thereby organize tbe House
so as to make it impossible tor legislation
to be pissed whereby tbe people could
hope tor relief along the lines laid down
by Mr. Pearson in bis campaign in 1894
lie showed that not a solitary measure
bad passed the House which promised
the people tbe relief they sought and
which they bad a right to expect at
the hands of Pearson.
Mr. Crawford's arraignment of tbe
last legislature was most scathing. He
showed how it had violated every pledge
made the people and disregarded every
promise made in the campaign ot two
years ago,
He urged the people to rem- mber tbe
promises made by the R-publicin party.
and compare them wrb its perform'
ances when placed in powi r, and tee if it
was again entitled to their confidence
or their votes.
It was conceded bv evtrv one present
that Mr. Crawford made one of the best
efforts of his life, and that the Dcmc
crattc party in Yaccev was never in
better fighting trim than now.
It looks as though Joseph S. Aiams
would not only get all the Dem' cratic
and Populist votes in this county, but
very many Republicans a's.i. Yancey is
Mr. Adams' native county, and all the
people, irrefp:ctive of party, havi the
greatest regard for him as a man, and it
will not be surprising if bis majority in
this county at the November eh ction will
largely exceed that given any Democratic
candidate since the war.
ate landing ot the expedition, but. as
usual in such cases, neither Senor Es
trada Palma nor Dr. Castillo liked to
confirm tbe report until they received
a cable from tbe manager of tbe expedi
tion dated from the port from which she
will proceed after leaving her cargo in
the bands cf the patriot army.
The Lanrada expedition is considered
by Cubans, as well as by the Spanish, to
be the most important which baa sailed
from this country to aid the patriots. It
is now an open secret that the Spanish
consul Baldasano sent a long despatch
to Gen. Weyler when the expedi.ion
sailed, in which he stated that it was
formidable, and that he had been pre
vented from detaining tbe steamer at
New York by tbe fact that it was San
day and he could not obtain a warrant.
Tbe Lanrada expedition cost lunta
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printing, clean, quizk,
i
worK can
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he tlone
rood
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semi to Jl-
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Was a good man and it would a' most be irrev
erence to attempt to perpetuate his name by
means otherwise than that which would be sng
gestive of goodness and purity. The
George W. fluids Cigar
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a solace and a friend, and affords such satisfac
tion that the effect is almost a moralizing one,
as one cannot fail to associate the quality of the
cigar with the worth of the man. With its abso
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cigar. For sale by the following reliable men
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Ilerkeley Cigar 8 tors.
Vf liite di. Smith, ji. A. Career,
Ileinitxh & Reagan, .
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Roberts A: Nichols,
C. V. Ray, . rom.
Cilen Hock Hotel,
J. 1. Hesion. T. V. Terrell,
Battery Park Hotel.
II. S. Wortbea, X. J. Re veil.
I Blomberg;,
Candy Kitchen, C. 8. Cooper,
J. B. Selgler,
J . A. White, Blltnaore.
McDowell & Johnston
I. Jlichaloe. I. X. I. Grocer,
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Sticky Fly Paper,
Oue of our open stock Dinner Sets. J
Wedge wood & Son's English Semi-Porcc
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25 DOUBLE SHEETS.
50c. BOX, 323.
Simmons Liver Regulator,
HOUSE
SLIPPERS!
FOR COMFORT, JUST TO SLIP
ON. NO TIE OR STRAP, BUT
HNDY. THE OLD FASHIONED,
AND YET NEVER OUT OF
STYLE. OPERA SLIPPERS, $1.00
AMD 11.25.
SPANGENBERG'S,
NO. 4 N. COURT SQUARE.
25c. SIZE, 16c.
50c. SIZE, 35c.
$1.00 SIZE, 65c.
Mennea's Borated Talcum Powder
25c. SIZE, 17c.
Welch's Grape Juice,
PINTS, 30c,
QUARTS, 50c.
HEIMTSB & REAGAN
DRUGGISTS,
dmrcb Stmt, Patton Awae.
decora tions-sns
S-in Platters... J9
10-in Platters..-. 29
12-in Platters.. t4g
14-in Platters.. g5
Din Plates, doz 50
Bkf Plates, doz 3Q
Tea Plates, doz JJQ
Fr't Sau'rs, doz 59
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Cups and Sau
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7-in d'p Dishes 25
S-in Tp Dishes
Soup Tureen... .28
Gravy Boat .30
Pickle ,20
Covered Dish.. gQ
Sugar 45
Cream J 9
A Former Ashevillelan the Hero oi the
Hour In Louisiana.
The New Orleans papers ot the loth
print tbe speech oi Senator Charles P
Fenner of that city at Baton Rouge be
fore the General Assembly in the Govern
orship contest. Tbe States has an ed:
torial referring to Senator Fenner, head
ing it "A Noble Youth," and compliment
ing bim very highly. A special in tbe
Times D.-mocrat savs Mr. runner Has
been the lion ot Baton Rouse today, and
it is doubtful if any speech ever made here
produced buch an effect." The Picay
une s account says Mr. renncr was a
great hero, and tbe crowd demanded a
speech. " Wherever he went he was cor
gratulated, tbe report concludes.
Tbe States has a special witn a quar
ter column heading, beginning with "A
New Star Has Risen Young Fenner the
Hero ol the Hour His Speech a Master
piece of Eloquence. Tbe article follow
ingsats: II l barley 1-enner wee Jo
vears of ate there would be no senatorial
situation here today. In other words
the deadlock would be broken quicker
than it takes to write these lines and Mr,
Fenner would be the next senator from
Louisiana. But unfortunatclv Mr. Fen
ner is not old enough to sscceed Mr
Blancbard atd cannot be considered in
the Senatorial race. It is rare tbat a
young man wins success so sudden as
tbat young t enner won here last mgbt
Now and then a Grady wivh his eloquence
bursts upon the public; but it is rarer
still tbat a man comes forward to solve
a complicated situation such at that
which was presented here last night.
Standing before one of tbe finest audi
ences that has ever gathered in a legisla
tive hall of this state he captured his au
dience before he had spoken half a dozen
moments and from tbat time forward
be moved bis bearers as if he had bee n an
experienced orator of many years.''
Senator Ftnner is a son ot Judge t-bas.
B. Fenner, and is very well known in
Asheviile, having spent a number of vears
here. He is an exceedingly bright yonng
man, and bis many friends here will be
gratified to learn of his taking such a
high place in Louisiana s affairs.
CITY DIRECTORY.
The Republican Club Moves Along the
Even Tenor of Its War.
The Republican c'ub meeting last even
ing was not so eventful as tbe one of
last Monday. President E. D. Carter
was there and effectively exercised tbe
same characteristic tranquilization pow
ers with which he averted a riot at the
Republican State convention. "Hesh
was tbere, and assumed a meekness that
ould nave done credit to a cooing
dove, and no one thought of renewing
hostilities. All shillelabs were concealed.
and no threats of libel suits were beard
The Democratic press was requested
to make reports of the meeting only
when invited to do so ! A resolution to
this 1 fleet was discussed and carried
without a dissenting voice. This resolu
tion is, of course, tbe result of The Citi
zen's report of the club's performance
last Monday evening.
Oa motion of H. A. Gudger a commit
tee ol three was appointed to arrange
for the ratification meeting to be held in
tbe court bouse Thursday evening. Will
Smathers, P. A. Cummings and Hunter
Arnold form tbe committee. This meet
ing is for tbe purpose of ratifying the re
centlv nominated S'ate Republican
ticket.
Invitations were xtended to Geo. H
Smathers and I. M. Mody, of Hay
wood; W. H. Anderson ot Hendersor: I
A. Hendricks cf Madison and Col. V. S
Lusk to address tbe meetirg.
H. A. Gudger and E. D. Carter spoke
during toe evening.
When President Carter was informed
this afternoon that tbe ratification meet
ing would cofcfli:t with the production
of ' Esmeralda' in the A. L. I. armory
at tbe court house Thursday evening, he
said tbe meeting would probablv be post
poned until next Monday evening. Tbe
committee later decided to postoone to
tbat date.
questions to be settled by tbe conference
have yet been discussed on the fl tor.
Tbe great question of time limit, lay rep
resentation, amusements, temperance,
recognition oi the Methodist Christian
Endeavor societies, foreign Episcopal
residences, location of Epitcopal resi
deuces in the United States, and many
other equally important questions are
yet to come up.
Rev. Cbas. L. Stafford put the confer
ence in a great uproar by moving that
the election of bishops be indefinitely
postponed. I am satisfied," be said,
tbat we do not need these bishops, and
the vote of tbe last few days looks as
though tbe conferee? thought so to.
Any 10 bishops in good health could at
tend to all tbe work; and we have 14-
besides two who have been declared non
effective."
Rev. Dr. Buckley said: "Are you sure
that the remedy offered is good for the
patient? What is our situation.' Three
men have already had a mnj jrity of tbe
votes cast, and one man came within 30
or 40 votes of being elected. To post
pone this election would make this con
ference and onr great church ridiculous
in the eyes of tbe world
In one ot tbe dioco;es of tbe Protestant
Episcopal church tbev have taken 50
and 60 ballots, and then adjourned for
six months to think over it, without an
election. And yet the election of
Methodist bishop carries with it more
power than a dozen Protestant diocesan
bishops. Tbe remedy is this: Let the
voting go on until we elect a bishop or
until it becomes plainly apparent tbat
we cannot elect anybody."
The convention took this view of it.
and on tbe 16th billot Cbapla n O. C
McCabe was elected bishop, and tben
Earl Cranston was also elected bishop.
ON AND AFTER THIS
DATE WE OFFER
Dr. Welches
Unfermented
Grape Juice
AT THE VERY LOW
RICE OF
30c.
55o.
FLEDGED AGAINST M'KINLEY.
Some of the A. P. A. Men Will Fight
Him Till tbe End.
Washington, May 19. A condemna
tion meeting of delegates of the American
Protective association, claiming to rep
resent 20 States, was held after tbe ad
journment of tbe convention yesterday
and these resolutions were adopted :
Kesoived, tbat tbe delegates in coc
demnation meeting assembled denounce
tbe unwarranted interference of tbe pi id
McKinley lobby with tbe affairs ot tbe
order, and denounce the cowardly denial
by McKinley of his indorsement of tbe
principles ot the order given by bim to
our committer; and,
"Resolved, that because of bis record as
reported by tbe national advisory board
we herewith pledge ourselves to, bv ou
influence and effjrts, accomplish bis de
feat."
MOVING ON.
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OUR PINEAPPLE SNOW. 5c
A Frozen Sherbet.
OUR EGG PHOSPHATE.. 10c
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MINER'S FRUIT NECTAR 5c
For That Thirsty Feeling.
C. A. Raysor,
SUCESSOR TO RAYSOR & SMITH,
31 PATTON AVE.
What is a Pons to?
Pappus of Alexandria
sajs the porisms of Eu
clid are neither theorems
nor problems, but are in
termediate. That's the
ancient version.
Poor-ism of today con
sists in not buying Drugs
cf PELHAM'S PHAR
MACY. It is no long
er a problem. That's
the modern version.
We put our theories in
to practice and give you
drugs at close CUT
PRICES. It's the small
things that count; ob-
1
serve inese and your
poor-ism becomes rich-
ism. We save you
money all through our
line, cut completely thro'!
Just now we are issuing
a book ol an hundred
pages. Tells you all
about drugs and what the
prices are OF US.
This book also con
tains description of Bilt-
more; altitudes by Guy
ot; railroad fares correct
ed bv Frank A. Darbv.
City Ticket Agent S. R.
R.: map of Asheviile by B.
M. Lee, City Engineer; j!
list of physicians in active
jj practice; distances and
i DOints of interest nnrl
lots of other things. It'
I yours for the asking.
Pelham's Pharmacy,
The Leadlig Cat-Bate
Drag SUre 1 Askeville.
lb
Store open every Sunday except chnrch
hours.
FIRE IN WASHINGTON.
Four Men Burned to Death or Receive
Fatal Injuries.
Washington, May 19. A coofl igra
tion which resulted in tbe loss of a quar
ter of a million dollars occurred in this
city about 8 o'clock last night. Tbe
burned district consists almost entirely
of commission and wholesale jobbing
houses in the square bounded by B street,
Louisiana avenue, Ninth and lenth
streets.
The list of fatalit:es was increased to
four todav when Fireman Joseph Mul
ball died at Providence hospital from
burns received early last evening.
DEATH OF AN ARCHDUKE.
The Southern Associated fresti Gath
ering Iu All the Good Papers.
Augusta, Ga., May 19 -The Macon
Telegraph, tbe only morning paper in
Georgia, which has been receiving the
reports of tbe Associated Press of Chi
cago during tbe past year, has resumed
its membership rrlation with the South
ern Associated fress. I be leleerapb
di continued the service of the Chicago
Associated Press because the news fur
nished by tht organization was not
satisfactory. This change limits tbi
publication af the Chicago Associated
Press news in the State of Georgia to
two afternoon papers.
OUTRAGE OX A NEGRO.
Seasonble
Stuff
FLIES OR
Principal Celebration of Hungary's
Millenium Postponed.
Vienna, May 19 Archduke Charles
Louis of Austria, brother of Emperor
Francis Joseph, died this morning. His
death cast a shadow over the celebra
tion of Hungary's millenium, the princi
pal of which, to take place June 8, has
been postponed and a period ot mourn
ing officially ordered.
Archduke Charlrs Louis, second son ot
Archduke Otto Francis Joseph, is now
regarded as the heir to the Austria-Hungarian
throne.
BUILDINGS BLOWN OVER.
The Cyclone Seeking; Whom It May
Devour In Kansas.
Hiawatha, Kas.. May 19. Word has
been received here that a cyclone struck
the towns of Reserve and Falls City
about 8 o clock last mgbt. 1 be wires
are all down at these points, six sur
geons acd several helpers have gone to
Reserve, where 10 people are known to
be hurt, and a dozen buildings blown
over. Two farmers in from Reserve say
the damage is frightful.
150 ARE DEAD.
O ft
Prof. Mcllwalne Meeting With Success
In His Canvass.
Prof. J. S. Mcllwaine of the Montford
school, who is canvassing Asheviile with
tbe intention of getting out a citv direc
tory. has met with a cordial response
from tbe business men of Asheviile. and
tbe success of the undertaking is assured
Prof. Mcllwaine will give his personal
attention to everv detail ot tbe work
and his industry insures a hrst-clacs
work in every respect.
The First of Many.
The excursion season is on, and it
likely that Asheviile will this year at
tract thousands of excursionists, as was
tbe case last year. Tbe first train cf the
' season is to c me from Mary ville, Tenn
and it will come Saturday, tbe 23 J. Tbe
j train will leave Mart ville at 5 o'clock in
I the morning and arrive at Asheviile at
1 11 o'clock. It will have six boars to
stay in Asheviile. The fare for the
round trip u advertised at $2.
Killed By Whlteoappersand His House
Bnrned Down.
Pine Bluff, Ark., May 19. The hous-
of Raymond Jones, a prosperous negro
farmer near Tamo, was entered Sunday
night by three masked whitecaos, and
Jones was sbotand killed by one of them.
ones wife and children, bv threats of
violence, were forced to leave tbe house.
after which tbe building was burned
with the remains. Officers were sent
from this city yesterday to track tbe
heads.
Mckinley, mc-kinlev, Mckinley
Hp's Got It; He's Got It; He's Got It-
He Seems to Have It.
"Washington, May 19. All the dele
gates to tbe Republican national con
vention have been elected. Mai. Mc
Kinley is fifteen short of a majority.
There seem to be no sdoubt but be will
get tbe lacking votes without difficulty.
In short, be will be nominated on tbe
first roll-call, provided be be not nomi
nated by acclamation.
CRASH SUITS,
WHITE DUCK TROUSERS, I
STRAW HATS,
H.. S. A H. TAN SHOES,
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS,
CRASH CAPS,
LISLE THREAD AND
BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR.
IF NEW AND CORRECT YOU'LL
FIND IT AT
iMiitotiell's,
THE MEN'S OUTFITTER,
28 PATTON AVE.
NO FLIES
If you are opposed to flies and
don't want them in your house
more especially when they get to
your dinner before you do come
and see us. We hare a way by
which you can keep them out.
Brown, Northnp & Co.,
33 PATTON AVENUE.
PHONE 142.
A Million Dollars' Worth ol Property
Destroyed.
Denison, Tex., May 19. The cumber
of dead in Sherman is 100, and the num
ber of wounded 150. Tbe loss of prop
erty was placed at $175,000. The'jnnm-
ber of tbe dead in tbis and adjoining
counties is 250. The entire loss ot orop
erty, estimated, in Texas and Indian
Territory, is Sl.00O.000.
Tbe relief fund for Sherman has already
reached $25,000.
Gen. Lee and Cuba.
Washington. May 19 Gen. Lee was
again in conference with Secretary Olney
testerdav about Cuban affairs. Today
will see the President, and tbe date ot
hisSdeparture for Havana will be deter-
minetL President and Secretary Olney
are anxious to have bim in Havana as
soon as possible.
CUT PRICES!
REMEMBER I WILL MEET CUT
PRICES IN EVERY THING.
The Kola
War Nearly Over.
St. Louis, Mo.. May 19. It is not
at all unlikely that the fight between the
warring cigarette makers and tbe plug
tobacco mannf icturers will be calUd off
at an early date.
BASEBALL GAMES.
Simmon's Liver Regulator.
Simmon's Liver Regulator, pkg 16.
Simmon's Liver Regulator, small.
liquid 35c
Simmon's Liver Regulator, large,
liquid 65c
Will Not Be Heard of Again.
Washington, May 19. Tbe Senate
yesterday, by a vote of six yeas to 41
nays, defeated a motion to proceed with
the consideration of tbe resolution to in
vestigate alleged election irregularities
in Alabama, occurring at the time Gov.
0 ilea was elected over R. P. Kolb, Pop
ulist.
Imprisoned Miners Rescued.
Richmond, Va , May 19 An official
just from the Midlothian coal mines
says tbe 11 entombed miners have been
rescned. The buildings over tbe Grove
nhafts were completely bnrned and the
fire at tbe month of the shaft is now oat.
Louisville 3, Washington 5.
Chicago 15. New York 3.
Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 5.
Cleveland 4. Baltimore 3.
St. Louis 2, Boston 3.
New Orleans 3 2, Atlanta 0.
Mobile i. Birmingham 9.
Columbus 4, Montgomery 7.
Standfast ot the Clubs.
WOU. LOST. FBI CT
Pittsburg ij 9 .591
Clevelsad .. 15 8 6sa
Philsdclphia 14 10 .51
Boston ij 9 .62s
Chic (TO. ij 11 .577
Baltimore 15 10 .603
Ciscissati 16 9 .640
Brooklyn , 10 14 .419
Washington 13 13 .500
St. LooU. 9 16 .36s
New York 7 17
Louisville S u .191
Fountain Syringes.
2 qt, Pure Rubber.. 75c.
1 3 qt. Pure Rubber $1.00
4 qt. Pure Rubber $1 25
Why pay 50c and 75c. for a bulb
syringe when you can buy the Leader
for 25 cents from
p White G. Smith, Hi. G.
Pharmacist and Chemist.
Opposite Postoffice.
Preparations are very beneficial in cases
where a reliable tonic and stimulant ia
needed. Wampale's Digestive Kola
Wine; Parke, Davis & Co.'s Kola Cor
dial and Kola-Cordinette, are tbe most
elegant preparations of tbe kind known.
For exhaustion or depression of any
kind they act like a charm, stimulating
wttbont reaction.
DR. T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE,
Public Square.
PORTUONDO CIGARS.
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