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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26
On tho Way to Conference.

Among the ministers leaving Asheville
today for the conference were Revs. r.
3. Shelton aud 7. T. Salyer Of Bryson
City; Rev. T. b. Johnson, Franklin; Rev,
E. Myers, Brevard; Rev. H. c. Sprinkle,
Marshall; Rev. J. H. West, Mills River;
Rev. T. b. McC Curdy, Webster; Rev. ]. ].
GRAY, Andrews; Rev. H. p. Bailey, presi-
dent OF Bethel Academy in Haywood.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26
A CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICE.

The Magistrates Of the state are APP
pointed for six Years.
1t appears that not all Of the magis-
trates will be legislated out of Office by
the Reps. and Pops. at the coming term
Of the legislature. The Office ofjustice OF
the peace is one established by the con-
stitution and the term of Office is six
vears. One.third Of the number of justices
are appointed at each session of the kg.
islature. Under this rule one.third OF
Buncombe's present magistrates will go
out next year. another third two years
later and the remaining third four years
ence.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

The gobblc OF the Thanksgiving Tur.
key 10 heard all over the CITY. The next
few days will be very busy ones for the
ladies. 1t would be advisable to relieve
yourself Of part Of the worry BY sending
your table Linen to the Asheville Steam
Laundry. The spotless linen done 10
their elegant new mangle 10 "a thing Of
beauty and . 10y forever" Whileeating
the I hankigiving dinner You will desire
to return thanks that Asheville sblessed
with an enterprise that makes It possi-
bic at very small expense tor any Of our
families to have % beautifully laundred
table and bed linen 10 10 enjoyed BY the
most aristocratic people Of any Of the
large cities. The psiees will simply sur-
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26
How Alice Began IL,

HOW AIIC0 BeKHN IIs
From the Boston Evening Transcript
Maude-What is the trouble between
Alice and Kate?
Ethel-Why. you see, Alice asked Kate
to tell her just what she thought Of her
Maude-Yes.
Ethel-kate told her.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26
She Folt Hurt,

From the New York Sun.
Mrs. Wibble.-I found the cook in the
kitchen today crying because she bad
broken one OF my choicest pitchers.
Mrs. Wibble-Was she So sorry?
Mrs. Wibble-Oh. yes. 1t fell on her
foot.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

We have made arrangements BY which
we can furnish The SEMI WEEKLYCIrlzEN
and the twice.a-week New York World
all for only $1.5O a year, Here 10 the
opportunity to get your own paper and
the New York World twice every week
at extraordinarily low rates.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

Do You travel1 Are you a shipper? ?
The Rand. McNally Railway Guide and
Hand book" contains all pertinent infor.
nation. Ask your newsdealer.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26
A Wise Conclusion

He missed his train. l heard him cry
THAT Railway Agent lied.
This very day I'll 20 and buy
A Rand-McNally Guide"
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

The Hotel Berkeley barber shop has
secured the services Of Mr.. Henry Teanev
OF Aurora, Ind, and customers will 6nd
him q fret class workman.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

Don't forget Hare II you want 4 nice
fat Thanksgiving turhey.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26
CHICAGO.
ASHRVII,IR.

CHICAGO, Nov. ?S-wheat. Nov, -; Dec.
i,co; Lard. Jan. sos; Ribs, Jan. So.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

Fine Iudian river oranges cheap q
Alleu's; ths place to sst bananas.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

Corrected daily by Powell q snider. Wholesale
and retail grocers. These prices are being paid
by the merchants of the city today:
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

NoRTGAGERs sALE-By virtue Of the
VA power and authority conferred bv convey.
ance IRON W. o. Muller and wife to the late Re.
corded in book TO- page ,si, Rdgister's ofice Of
Buncombe COUNTY, will offer for sale, for cash,
at public auction, at the court house door In the
city OF Asheville on Saturday, the 18th day Of
December next, the following described land
on the west side Of Charlotte street, adjoining
lots of W. r. Young. +. II. Reed and others, Il
being the lot upon which said Muller now lives,
and for more particular description, Of which
reference Is made to said deed. November roth,
1904. THRO. r. DAVIDSON
II.I1d4t mon Ex'r Of Rebecca Baird
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26
Obituary.

Obituary.
PERRY-Ashevilie, N. C.-Esther Robinson,
only daughter Of Nelson r. and Annie Lock.
wood Perry Sunday morning, Nov. s. 1894
aged two years and nine months Interment
at Troy, New York.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26
AROUND TOWN.

Washington. Nov 26.-Forecast till 8
p. m. Tuesday;-Fair;; warmer; east to
south winds.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

A T AUcTION-The balance Of the stock Of p.
IA P. Mimnaugh will will be sold at auction.
Commencing Monday morning. RNe bargains
may be expected as the entire stock must be
sold at once. ]. ". sLUDER,
DIFF Assignee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

WOW save money every time you take . pre-.
L scripton to the Devault pharmacy, corner
OF fine prescription drugs. open all day. every
Sunday. l:.s7dImAp
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

CHRISTMAS week We will have all We cas- |
~ attend to and II you want us to bake your |
Christmas fruit cake you had better have your |
order In early. FRENCH BAKERY,
81 College street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-26

EoR RRNT WITH BOARDING. nicely fur.
l. nished rooms with excellent table Hot va.
ter heat. Location unexcelled, Apply to
II-7odIw MATT ATKINSON b SON.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eflectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction to millions and
net with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
cccept any substitute if offered.
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the time for congenial station before
accepting public responsibilities. Mr..
Patton is n young man to go to the
United States senate, as he is just
short of A years old. But
his educa ton has been liberal, ana
even those who are not pleased
at his appointment grant that his
equipment is much better than the
average of those who win seats in the
upper house OF congress. He is n ma
tive of Cowansville Pa, and his father
was twice n member of congress from
that district Mr.. Patton prepared for
Yale college at the Andover Academy,
finishing at New Haven with the class
of 1875. lie then spent two years at
the Columbia college law school, being
graduated in 1871 He went directly
to Grand Rapids and began the prac-
tice of law lie has probably taken
more interest in study than in practice,
and this fact led eN.Gov Luce, when
disappointed that he did not himself
receive the appointment to say of Mr.
Patton, He is young rlawyer with
out client" But Mr.. Patton's modest
fortune enabled him to live as he
chooses
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Russia, and the alliance knitted by
the betrothal of the czareyitch NAV
nave important consequences on the
relations between great nationa 1t is
not very long since Great Britain and
hussin were regarded as hereditary
enemies, and like relation, more
pronounced, was still MOI recently be-
lleved to exist between Russia and
Germany But with a granddaughter
OF Queen Victoria and cousin of the
German William as czarina of Russia,
the policy of that empire, resting
finally, as it does, in the hands of the
car will not readily be hostile to his
wifc's family. Should this prove to be
the result OF the marriage, many mill
ions of the people who care but little
about it now may bless its celebration.
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The funeral of President Carnot occurred
at Paris last Sunday, and his remains were
placed in the Pantheon beside those OF his
grandfather Lazarc Carnot of revolutionary
fame The funeral was made the occasion
for one of the most remarkable civic and mil
itary displays in the history OF France.
Crowds began to gather along the line of the
parade the previous evening. People camped
all night, quiet and mournful, discussing the
tragedy and cursing the assassin. By !?
O'Clock in the morning the streets along the
route were already crowded. The housc-tops,
windows and balconies of every house along
the line OF the march and every other point
of vantage was occupied, fabulous sums OF
money having been paid for the use OF houses,
windows and balconies from which to view
the funeral procession. 1t was evident that
the late president was dear to the hearts OF
the people. The funeral cortege was very
imposing. Prime minister Dupuy delivered
the grafton.
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the Russian throne. And when she
found an ally in the enterprise in the
person of the emperor of Germany,
success was assured and the feelings
of the young people, though they may
have been lively in one direction or
the other, need not be considered as
having counted. The rulers of the
three greatest and most powerful nas
lions of the globe had set out to couple
them, and coupled they were bound
to be. If they had really been only
awaiting an opportunity to rush into
each others arms, we suspect that the
fact would not have been heralded SO
loudly. 1t would have been apparent
enough of itself
The czarevitch, whose portrait we
give, apart from his prospects"
would not be likely to strike
any maiden's heart with the
lightning of love. He is simply
a young man of 20 years Of age, OF no
known gifts or characteristics OF any
mark. Until within q few years he
has been sickly youth, and the nat
ure of his illness was such as in com
mon life would discourage parents
with marriagcable daughters, since it
was of the sort known as nervous,
and required the attention of special
lists in mental troubles, who had pre-
yiously been called in for his mother
in similar circumstances. In 1891, how
ever, he made a tour of the world, and
had the luck in Japan to be attacked
by crazy native and receive some
rather savage sword wounds Possibly,
as sometimes happens, the shock of
this experience may have steadicd in
stead of further un balancing his
nerves ~ any rate, he has since been
Il much stronger man.
Prince George, the only surviving
son Of the prince Of Wales, whose pol-
trait we present is cousin OF Prln-
cess Alike and of Emperor William I.
He Is of a different type, tho"gh the
faces bear some mblancc to each
other. lie also is the heir after his
fla Their to throne as great as that OF
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The Lake Shore Route has recently
gotten out very handsome litho-
water color of the Exposition Flyer,
the famous twenty hour train in ser
vice between New York and Chicago
during the fair. Among the many
wonderful achievements of the Column
bian year this train-which was the
fastest long distance train ever run
holds prominent place, and to any
one interested in the subject the pict-
urc is well worth framing. Ten cents
in stamps or silver sent to c. X. Will
Der, West Pass. Agt, Chicago, will
secure one.
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The national museum has received infOrm&-
ton Of the discovery In Guatemala of the re-
mains of large and well preserved prehis
toric city which as hitherto been unknown.
At depth of about twenty feet have been
found rooiess walls filed with rubbish. I'm
der this rubbish are domestic utensils, pieces
of furniture, weapons of war and many other
articles used by the aborg!nes There are
also utensils of stone, handsomely carved and
ornamental with turquois, pearls and other
precious stones, and the excavations have dis
closed a number of skeletons which show
that the people who lived there in prehistoric
times were of great stature, many of them
seven feet high.-ChcGgo record
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Investigations made by the French police
show that Santo, the murderer Of Carnot, was
an anarchist He was known rs dangerous
anarchist and delivered anarchist lectures Of
the viIest character before going To Switzcr-
land last year. The police are keeping n
strict watch over anarchists In all the cities
of France and it is expected that several i'm
portnnt arrests will be made. There no
longer seems to be much doubt that the
presidents assassination was the result of an
anarchist conspiracy TO ayenge the deaths OF
valiant and Emile Henri the two recently
executed anarchists.
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had dream of Love.
1t seemed that on a sudden, in my heart,
A live and passionate thing leaped into be-
ing
And conquered me. Twas fierce and terri
riblc
And yet more lovely than the dawn, and soft,
With deep power. 1t aroused longing
To do know not what-to give-ah, yes
More than myself! and falling that-to de
1f only death were harder) could 1t make
One moment happier for that other soul.
This the dream-but what is love itself!
-Hildegajde Hawthorne in THE Century for
L,llu
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have been mayor of Grand Rapids or
represen Ia tive in congress from this
district had he so desired. His indif-
ference to office notwitl standing his
willingness to do party work, has led
to the belief that he was singularly
unambitious. lie does not conceal his
pleasure that the governor should
/ ave chosen him to be senator, and it
may be that he has been waiting all
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The Gold MIner' is the name of new 16-
page monthly paper recently started in Den
yer. 1t aims TO give a condensed report and
summary OF all the principal mining events
of the month, devoting especial attention to
the new gold strikes. The subscription price
is but so cents n year. Sample copy furnished
for five cents in stamps. Address Gold Miner,
Denver.
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ARE EMPERORs TO BE.
OF RUSSIA AND
GEORGE OF WALES.
A Love Affair. Which, IL 1t Results
In Marriage, Will stuy the European
War Many Years-A Moye on the
Royal Chess Hoard.

LII THE WORLD, "
says E m e RS on,
loves a lover, land
that is possibly the
reason why, when
the match-makers
of royal birth,
hedged about by
the ira d ition a |
Limitations of their
C | a SIS, a n d com
PEELED to take
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thought of political considera tions as
well, have finally brought about
marriage scheme between Il couple of
their charges, they straightway set
inspired" tongues and pens wagging
with stories OF the genuine affection
OF the lad and the lass in question for
each other And the good-natured
world, still finding royalty amusing
and romantic, and touched with tho
charm of remoteness, believes the
stories with a zest that by all
means implies conviction. 1t
is reported with more than
usual persistency that when the
young Grand Duke Nicholas Alex
androvitch, eldest son and heir of the
Emperor Alexander III. OF Russia
was promised in marriage to the Prin-
cess Alike of Hesse, granddaughter of
Victoria, queen of England and en-
press of India, and cousin to the en-
peror of Germany, it was the happy
browning of genuine love on both
sides. 1t is open to suspicion, how
ever, that the high matcbmakers in
this case did protest too much.
The Princess Alike is Il young
woman of more than usual wit and
grace and intelligence, and a great
fayorite with her venerable and ac-
complished grandmother. When the
latter with all her native liking and
acquired capacity for making matches,
set about finding a husband for
her favorite granddaughter she finally
selected by all odds the most
brilliant parti within sight-thc heir to
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SENATE.-AIr. Allison's amendment TO ex-
cmpt corporations having a capital less than
100000 was discussed at length, but finally
Withdrawn Several amendments were offered
excmpLing corporations, joint stock COM
panics and other associations, but they were
each In turn lost.
Mr. Adrch offered an amendment to cX-
empt savings banks orga niZed on the mutual
plan, solely for the benefit of the dcpositors
1t was accepted.
HoUsE.-The House got into n series of
deaiucks over the New Mexico statehood
bill. The bone of contention was an amend
ment originally proposed by Mr.. Smith, Re
publican, of Illinois, requiring tho public
schools to teach the English language. The
consideration of the bill was not concluded at
the hour Of adj iournmGnt.
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The chasuble of Thomas IA Beckett
was nearly the cause of u duel in
France recently. The circumstances
surrounding the affair are curious
enough in themselves, The martyred
archbishop is particularly rcvercd as Il
saint at Sens, his chasublc being kept
as relic in the cathedral One of tho
cathedral priests cut off a fragment
to send to Il neighboring shrine, and
this Dissertation brought down tre-'
1nendous abuse on the priest from the
antiScmitc paper, Iibrc Parole. The
insulted priests brother (an officer in
the army rushed oil TO challenge the
writer, and it was only by friendly
mediation that ii serious duel was pre-
vented,
FiusT pedestrian out walking for your
health, Second pedestrian Yes. fm 60
ing for the doctor.
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Representative Springer has called on
President Cleveland with the request that the
President send a message by bicycle relays to
the national meeting OF wheclmen in Denver
Ia August the first relay 10 start from the
White House and carry the message fifteen
miles, the remainder of the distance 10 be
covered by GfIecn-mle relays. The pro
motors think the distance will he covered In
elk days, which Il done, would be an uupre-
ccdcnLcd record
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
The l03rti Day.

SENATE.-The death Of President Carnot
was the sole theme about the Senate to-day
and was recalled in prayer Of deep feeling
by the Rev. Mr.. Milburn, the blind chaplain
of the Senate. The following message was
received from President Cleveland:
ITO the Senate and House of Representa-
tivcs: The shocking intelligence has been
received that the president of France met his
death yesterday at the hands of an ASSASSIN.
This terrible event which has overtaken a
sister republic cannot fail to deeply arouse
the sympathes of the American nation, while
the violent termination of career promising
so much in aid OF liberty and in advancing
civilization, should be mourned as an aiilic-
ton of mankind
Suitable resolutions were introduced by
Senator Morgan. They were promptly adopt
ed and the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-No business was transacted out of
respect to the memory of President Carnot.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted and the
House adjourned.
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Serious rIoting is reported in Lyons as n re-
suit of the assassination of President Carnot.
Only the presence of large bodies of troops
projected the lives of the Italian residents.
As It was their shops we're wrecked.
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Send two 2-ccnt stamps to The Road Pub
fishing Co., Denver, Colo, and get sample
copy of The Road and one Of their great Eng
lisb Octopus maps free
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sENATE.-At the opening OF the session Mr.
Allen made another Intellectual attempt to &C.
cure action on his resolution directing the
secretary of the treasury 10 inform the Senate
of the total number of persons engaged in
protected industries whose wages might be af
fected by tariff Legislation
Mr.. Gallingcr objected. Mr.. Allen gave
notice that as long as the resolution remains
Enacted upon he would object TO all legsla-
ton By unanimous consent
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the income tax provisions Of the tariff bill.
Mr.. Hill offered an amendment to exempt
state and municipal bonds from the opera
ton of the law. Several senators agreed
with him that the tax would be unconstitu-
iional. The amendment was lost, howevcr,by
a vote of q 10 80 Mr.. Hill then moved to
strike out the proviso for tax on personal
property acquired by gift or inheritance.
Lost-26 to 81 number of amendments
were agreed to.
HOUSTON motion of Mr.. Mccain, the
Senate bill making Labor Day legal holiday
passed.
The deficiency appropriation bill was con-
sidored and passed before adjournment.
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A man with six or seven manageable
daughters says his house is regular court
house every Saturday night.
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SENATOR PATTON.


John Patton, Jr., of Grand Rapids,
the newlY-appointed senator from
Michigan, has been active in Michigan
politics, but has never cared for office,
though it is conceded that he might
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You will often find some OF the poorest
poultry on the top round. And chickens are
not unlike men in this respect.
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When a thin man visits you lodge him in
the spare room, of course.
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On bank check it may truly be said: 'Its
face is its fortunen
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We WILL MILL POSTPAID
n fine Panel Picture, entitled
'MEDITATJON "

In exchange for Is Large Lion
Heads, cut from Lion Coffee
Wrappers, and a 2.cept stamp TO
pay postage. Write FOR lit OF
our other fna premiums, includ-
Ing books, n knife, game, etc.
WooLsoN SeicE CO..
$50 HURON ST., TOLEDO, OHIO.
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A novel under the curious name of 1.-THE
Wasp is inst published. 1t must have bad
ending.
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The time man most needs vacation Is
Just after he returns from one.
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An electric boat WAS recently launch d In
New York harbor, presumably OF the bat
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Before states were in use the people multi
piled on the face of the earth.
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HaiIs Cntnrrh Cure
10 taken internally. Price, zoe.