Letters from the People
IUontinuts.1 From Vint
.-.I t
ceite tli- .saiiunai .imam-.' ai
tnaiiitn when that order w.n
ftioiiirli to b-t the iaiil know
tl..
kilo
thai
always
North Carolina. had refud to ap
oirit Mr. W.I'. Wj met. notary ptihlicto
aUt him in taking- .-videiM in the
content ra-M- f I houipx.m araint
!-hw, hut appointed .. I'. Towfr-, an
other I5-pu hi i'-?.n, to a-sixt s. II. il
Ifae. Iem., notary public to takeevi-
lejrixlation, and put in pofMion dene for Maw. r. rower 1 to fake
three of the department! of govern- evidence in town hall, Mr. M ICa at
merit. ? far tariff reform wa con- t oHu-e, rnakitijr i irnpo-nne mr
..........i it -.ni.i not Io inn ' ii. I ne i m rMittoii to fx-.it Ik.ih i.U c- at in
ri iim i ' v"- - w -----
rrffiiuen of the government wereiam time, (orieqiifntly iiira-iii;r
merely nunVietit Io meet the demand ir. Thorn p-on' ex piia.
ii... n ir It i-oiill have eoiialiel tariff I am riot uritri-d at the action o
ilutiei ami iriveti hi free Miar hut I hat ! he "Governor" after he ref u
.... . 1 . I 4 I I :. .
was about all thai n 'a- """.
When a move wa mail'1 in that direc
tion it urrenderel to the micar rut
and added to the burden, of the people
under the idea that the govern rnent
Hin-t hate revenue out of nitrar
The lemocrntic party ha
treen opposed to national hank. I Mil
a few year ago the platrorm of the
party contained a provision denouncing
the national hanking ai t a "uncori
etitutionar and uudemoi rati''. Thi
provision wu eliminated to soil the
incidiou ait-d undernm-rat ic element of
the party friln the caterri and nort hern
nUtea. it wa admitted by the leader
that the financial aU-m of the govern
ment under the prevent Jaw wa a
failure and oppre-ive, ami relief wa
promised from that iniijuity.
The demonetisation of silver by the
Kepiiblicaii party ha been denounced
in every lemoTalic platform Mhce
that cruel tifi againt the money of the
people wa erpetra'ed. and we all ex
jtetted to ee er rectored a. a money
and given it pla e with gold. The
Kepublican parly gave to it a lame
recognition in enacting the Sherman
law. It wa ahamed of the iii of
which it wa guilty in destroying the
money of the people. The Ifemocrat
denounced it a a fraud and a make
shift, and agreed to do better. What
did it representative do? They re
pealed this law giving to ailver the
alight recognition referred to without
a Bubstitiite, Is that alii1 .No, Congress,
(teeing that it had committed a tin
agaiiiMt the people, pa-d an act to
coin the purplux (diver bullion in the
treasury, amounting to lifty-live mil
lion dollar silver that was doing no
nervica in any way w hatever, and the
ejecutive, under the pretense that it
would injure the credit of the country,
veioeu ine act, and by that performance
cave io silver the lKmlmig death
tOUUII.
All of these acts were u ridemocratic
the ouiiiona wer undemocratic
ibe people eipected action they ex
pected and demanded the breaking of
the financial "hackles that they have
bean wearing for so long; but they are
disppointed. Ho long a the govern-
juein is unuer me inlluence of the
northern and northwestern sections
ine present condition of affairs will
conunue, ue it Jtepublican or Demo-cratic.
ine partisan papers are trying to
uiTri ine attention ot the people from
these great sin of the present admin
istration by referring to the legislature
that has Just adjourned calling it the
Iouglasa legislature, etc. It acted fool
ishly on the oc casion referred to. The
uiembersdid not think about whatthey
Mrerudointf. In fact, it does not. amount
to much anyway. It is only uned to
build up prejudice to run a campaign
upon. They hope to draw the color
J i ne.
IWbly, if the last Congress on the
next day after it
aia liit
IT'S JUST SPLENDID.
i( 'ontinued from firrt pa-re.)
of the money of the country, and en
4ble them to practically do with it
ts thev peaed. They dtstroyed the
State"tks and put up in their p!ac
i kvm. m f national bank., which ar
tot Ka:ik at all, bu" t imply Louses ol
ii.-co int. hi''ii hTf of a little l-nefi
o th - fi'.nm r or trat.-man, as il
-xi!-t. J hey answer
.'iipplvihir me circu
ineinorable extra ses-ion had adjourned
ut of respect to the memory of some
tfood old negro and had never again
convened, the country would have
been better oh. The people can't be
fooled any more by drawing the color
j.eis stop running campaigns in
on Carolina by abusing the negro
e haye no advocates of social equality
yith the darkey. There is not a carl-
" . , V. w,i.'"en in the tstate that
Tv , . an idea a moment
'",,,, "eBroes uon t want it. .l
,.-.fc.r3 want meir votes in a pinch
-Now, let the poor negro alone.
A fuss is made about the cost to the
.o ui lurnisning Codes to the newly
MIKinire!ia jiioy say it will
u.e rotate thousands of dollars.
w hand to furnish, and it is out of
1 see a complaint is made becatieSen
Stor Mtuluirnuu .1 -I.. .
... """K"er nau some
cierksnip. i hire is nothing
..u.u.. in inai. a Jemocraticsena-
lor rnm tlii .
. "oiy nau nis son ati-
tunntuil ...... ..!... . .. "e
ft. 1. . 1 ,r l'ges in ine I Senate;
United Mates Senator Kansom had his
fik'LV B',;rve,ra7' and nator V"'
i ike wise. Who has ever censured these
JCreat men because their sons were
iiolding appointments under them?
Civ is.
Wrou Row l.y the Narrative."
For the Caucasian.
tiVle.0? "in the 'i" neo.lrrt
think that we are again ready to bite
frnVi,o"a,i!""aje,ny " t'"ld Iemo
cratio book. No!
e have no tears to sli..t r..r
Wl Sill?
t here wa uci a man in North 'ari- j
lina: but I am urpried at the a tioi j
of the party I ued to throw up m j
hat for. I left it beaue of it- ,r-j
ruptiori, but did not ix ii-e n wouio
reort to such low methl to-ar.-y or
it dirty work a it ha and is now do
ing. While it i helping and strength
ening Ir. Thompson's caue, I ant
sorry to know ttiat I ever was in with
such a political party a the s-caliel
liemocratic parly is now: and believe
that any honest man will be ashamed
to vote an open lit kef for it in 1 !;.
Ion't you love to hear them 'cuss'
the Co-operative Legislature? I do.
for then I know if was a good one and
hurt their machine. I'ratertially,
Tho. JI. Mi -l,V an.
( Itrlsllau Knrfeavor t:iif-renre.
A conference of all 'hri-tian Kn
leavr WM-ifties in North Carolina i
called for Afril 2;-';th, to be held at
Vinton-Salem. The societies of that
pla e are actively preparing to enter
tain, free of charge, all who will go as
representatives of their so. ielies from
any part of the State.
The chief objt-ct of this conference
i to organize a State l.'nioii, which
shall be inter-ileiiomination.il, and
which wil1 advance the movement in
general. There will also be sessions
for comparison of the bet methods in
prayer mwling and committee work,
ami these are to he as helpful and
educational as possible.
Arrangements are being made to
obtain retimed rates on fhe railroads.
delegates w ho expert t( attend the
convention will please inform as soon
as possible.
JCr.v. A. 1. Tu A I. Kit,
Winston, N. C.
TO BE SUED FOR $10,000.
for which they are weli
They are owned b
hey tlitln'l
iiirpK "n
ating n
iau); t'ia i's all.
'he m:Sli oaires whom they helped
'ocniite. art are today one of tb
greatest ol.istacles to our materia
progrfrss, because they dictate an
tntr'l o ir tinancial policies, which
ir in thi interests of the rich and
go on making more paupers and
more tramps. After a struggle of a
quarter of a century we succeeded in
depriving the former monstrosity ol
some of its power for evil, but tu
monetary system still remains, a
potent agency in the country's woes.
Inform in that must now be the
slogan.
KINDLY ASK A NEIGHBOR TO BECOME
ASUBSCSIBER. IF HE WANTS TO KNOw
FACTS HE CAN GET THEM, AND LOTS
OF THEM DURING THE YEAR.
s!t l) His Itoinliiiixu.
Wilson M. Allen shot and seriously
woucded Wnits Harris iu Asiievilh
on the 'J2nd. Alle.'j had become
bondsman for Harris at the ' last
term of the criminal court and was
bringing him back from Tennessee,
whither he had lied, to deliver him
up to the authorities here. Harris
made a break for liberty ard Allen
shot him down.
Allen is in jail. He says he only
meant to lire into the air. He is a
good citizen.
reirenationUta n. . i. ...
and don't propose to adjourn our daily'
1S ,a" ''"r to their memory.
.Neither will we set them at the head
of our table as masters of ceremonies
r any f their kin. We don't like t l em
no how and will not appoint them to
an ottice in our jurisdiction while there
Is a competent white man to be found
And we don't like men who want them
lionQred.nor eg.slators who adjourn
in honor of their miaevgunatio memory
not much We ilftn't ,.,u o .i... " . I.
- I, - - t n lllllllll)
thej never see Kaleigh again let
thein etay at home and repent for
puffing a derunct miscegenationist r
fn?U-nJSCUBe..W? ,mve no sypathy
for such-or their puffers-shall we
bit at the make-believe fly 6n the old
Democratic grab-hook? Never!
Ho, no! Democracy is not a sure
noughUishop Cranmer; it has gotten
the wrong w" by the LrratirtI
Jec it hod on "null i:t.
The Nw and Ohnerver Ila Iieen Talking
Too l ticli Say Mr. ltryan, of Chatham
In its issue of March l."th, the
News and Observer spoke of Repre
sentative Bryan, of Chatham, as fol
lows:
ltryan, of Chatham, on the stump in the
lost campaign, did not deny that lie had
assed spurious coin a crime under the
awsof the Cuited States; he did not deny
that he had been guilty of stealing a will, of
which crime he was accused by the Chatham
Jtecord.
Representative Bryan made no
protest to these utterances; but on
the next day the same paper said:
He tlid not deny, during the last cam
paign, that he had passed stmrious coin. He
only admitted that he had been indicted in
tho federal court at Greensboro, but was
acquitted. His acouittal was on the trround
that the alleged spurious coin was only a
portion of the usual paraphernalia of pro
fessional gamblers, he being at that time a
member of that noble order.
Jn the celebrated Kaucette will rasp, be i
testified that he hail discovered a holorph
will which prevented his brother. frmi7 '..Li
ting any iKjrtion of the Fa
that he "hid it; th Subsequeiitlv it was
destroyed, but fortunately for the character
of th ".eiawmer" the jury did not
nelieve he was a thief, nrefprri
!... l. l:.. I . .. . '
'teu aooui me transaction.
Mr. Bryan has remained ap
parently quiet under these foul and
blacktruard-liko slings and charges,
but his attention has been called to
the matter by his lawyer, who says
that they constitute a clear case of
ii"t?i. adu wune reluctant to jret
intk ckst. n4 nC x . i . i
-uiv auj oun Ui UUUTeSC Wlltl flDV-
I 1 .- t l a , . . . .
;ouy capaoie oi attempting such ma
lign'nt aspersions of his character,
he thinks it due him and his friends
to permit the News and Observer to
make these matters a little clearer.
That this may be done, he has au
thorized the entry of a suit t'oi lihl
and ten thousand dollars damages
against that paper, and is moving to
have the matter brought up at the
next term of the criminal court.
Mr. Bryan was sent to the Wicsln-
tnre from Chatham county by a ma
jority of 1,137 votes, the record
with which he is ei-eilitf,l i. n,,.
ews and Observer, if trim. ia
enough not only to have compassed
his defeat amoner the eond fA Ck TV 1 J r f
Chatham, but to make them run him
out of tho county. Mr. Bryan's pro
posed suit, however, will hrino- th
verdict of the Chatham conntv"..
pie face to face with the strictures of
that paper-
LTISr. CIAS p.
BT DR. C. A. .BIXt.X.
I am,
At leat I was
The I eim crat ic party,
Hut now I am a corpse.
That I th-t-rved dt-atb.
None will deny,
Vol evell troer levt-lend.
Kor be mr. If the fatal thrust
that -'Ilt file hetict-.
I im' wa when I.
!'he I eni(-rat ic party,
Vs lH"lieHi by all Un-li,
t'hai was wbt-ii I rtiMl for tht- p-ple.
ly praie. w re Willis in t lie l.amb-t,
ly greatness lauded in the m-i n-poli
n the cabin mothers hub l I heir
habit-
Vith the magic of my name,
n t m palace my champion
A ere o'tTW be! med Mltii com p! i nit' ti t -,
The po4rr hail d me a- their deliverer.
The rich knew me as their protector,
Ml cla-se of people -onjjlit nic,
!!ecaue of my promises.
A beii 1 wax in power years ajro,
the ctiiut ry te metl with prtisperity,
the people loved me,
;'.ecaiise Jetreison w as my father,
lell'erson said :
All men are (torn free and equal
Mid should so stand Ik fore the law."
that w.ls my l.. triiit
When at the height of my glory,
iid the people loved me.
I was thrown out of power
For thirty years,
I mring which time the country suf
fered much.
From the rapacity of bankers and
bond-holders and tariff robber.
I promised the people to unload them.
I told them the greenback sa irootl ;
1 told them silver was good,
I bitterly opposed n:jtioiKil banks
And gold hug Miy locks,
l.iit I must have a "chance ;"'
A "chance'' w:;s wanted,
A 'chance' 1 must have.
Anil I sold myself to get it,
Sold myxtdf to Wall street.
Ami Lombard street
Ami to the Rothschilds
And the Heidelbachs
And the Ikell.eiuiers,
Ity bowing down to their lial,
And electing him president.
My leaders :(!1 knew him to be
A henchman of Miyiocb
Hut the people didn't,
And they elected him.
We said : "The people are fools"
We thought they were,
In the Koaring river neighborhood
of Wilkes county last week a crowd
of whiskey blockaders went to the
home of a fanner, called him to his
front door and shot him throurh the i -,jt they are not,
thigh. The wound is dangerous. J t,)e t'liened corpse before you
The crowd then went to the home of (j,ves ,,,,itLt UsA-nVn'i,
the farmer's son aad tore it complete- I ZA7uflu m ViT''
i j rni ., ,r ,i Especially the olllce-holders,
I. 1 , ! l v.l- I "ejf '"1"-
uuiucu ttu ijuocctipieu uu uso ueiung- i
ingto another son. The father and two !
sons were witnesses in a ease tried
a few days before against a moon
shiner named Wiles.
But I have grave fears,
Very grave!
If ever I do
I will do it by kicking overboard
Shylock's whole crew,
And by the time I do that
Another party may take my place,
And I be buried forever.
For fear Pdo I'll say here and now
'(ioodrhyt world, howdy hell.''
rnrr,.,.. . V( U1UV E If Tl UFA m ! O
rTiCC 1 Jvw "icLiDd iiu muilD uauu uaauu .
STEEL. FA-JG
N
5.000 WatcLes anJ
Chains for Ladies
and fitats to be given away
febsulutelv fre of rhr.J
N Frf ..f
...
9 5v5
O ft? I'M
X Kor
and
ACHAfafF nr ALIFETIME!
GRAND PREMIUM GIFTS!.
An rV,'irl wali-h ati.I rhain ir.VcU T Villi
o4-l larft
i
LOOK ON
' ' NH-
if Ux.r a
a bnariani
t!,e t.A;--xt
! ra i.l!v i:r- i-u I t- ai.- v
girt;n.- lia.r f allili-f . 1 1-. tl r- Q
SPECIAL NOTICE!
:i.t O
KaUneo l arable
lri-o-' I irrUIr llstr lor
tivelv pnl ir
rotti
hea
tv tgirt
,ro -111.1 cH'Uhi. aiid rr:r-
V-PVUl uai n-.v-... -. ---
s..!ul Ir l'.mi hikrr n l ru s
Uift)x on l!if llntilhet tv t
5 iiijrr. l per tn.it!.. S..:iiy
0 Tlux I1 ire a:. on Ttus . I.rrime' A o . PC North
m sins t. iu:iiina.rr. NI-I
In urd-r to ii.lr.la.tr lttnmer
lior lljir I'orirr iitl.i"!
Will i.re.xfiil to everv rradt-r of llnx iui r M-minn: for a tt. .
one tif o';r in iinliii. V! h -s ul "A ilf n l.m t-iitire v
(Jent t"' ' t'arve. ourtmly o.nd.tioii Is niirthni m. b ptirhxT tti ;t
j roiui-e i. jfive u;r r.liriiur II air r.r-raur irui. ifi ht"
t -on a in ilieir f ritfiiaV Jo ljttt r ! i:vrv j-.nt.axrrj.-tix
a natch and chaiu.
HKMF.Ml.KI! This ur. at and eitraordliiarr nffer -iau N f for o :r Uri f
or lrr only. It i- a l.aii.'.-.-iue and ntTi.u- tift. hut if uunir us-mr Hirl i r. T
the result pay us. u r-nfijit of tl ii wr will xrii.1 you olie -.ltie of the litet-l- f
sior Hair Fonvr. and sr '.t each Uittle r -iu I.m- the w't ti and bain for lexhin,: V
'Six but l lex for ." wiih sis fre w aU l-i-s and t htnl:. Addrexx tlisliiiitiV. f
N. i'. LOKRIMKK Co., 107 X. P.ca Street. Haliimore. MJ. J
Totr-'t the watvh and chain vu must cut out thi advrrtix. I o l x-n.l it nli T
1 your ord. r. frli :.iu d.v w-
LA" f ST
IWPf 0VE3
N .OA.
Akltlg t lV x "...
1 The Iianjre arr the ra ft r
j pltrte, cocvt ni xt acJ Jural-1 appa
ratus that ha ertr b-e-cn inrpntisi
It if laann factum! oat of raalleaKV
in. a and M ri'!!-J n'Uj:Lt ttIv
'iix .iu nt-v it will itanI L-at au.l
hard tixap without tlir i
f ttrrakairt. K'l
cannot W t xctIlJ. aw tLc "tn i- r
tifbl and th firt ircu!at-.i all
rounl if. beatin-; .11 -id jjual!y,
it -1m has a rrrrcor L irVy t!.
beat can n:dlated at to I Ltr
tjuu k tr lor.
lU-lou- art a few of tl.f many t ti-
tuonials of nn- of tL 1 rit t ilizi tin
of South C-iroIiua. Florida and tLi
x-X '
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DUKE
GlOARETTES
James Collete, a promising young
man living near Cana, J)avie county,
committed suicide Monday by shoot
ing himself with a shot gun. The
entiro load entered his abdomen. . T . . . r
Deceased had been married only two V "er to U,e AR,, ",,w Mr
months. His body was fon,- ' - tt'l anmm nc k.ment,
, - .ii LUC
1 n t ti A u rrprnnnn , ,
J ".a IUVIUCI
Way 10 o npinrhbor'e
--o ' "
some
Do l Kill
wood
in-law on her
house. Collete
l.i
with his e-r,?,y,.Ver- ru,awa i.0f
j I J w iv j o wuiWl XT
arll iost his position. This is ih
only reason assigned for his rash act
in Kinston, some ten or twelve
years ago, a monument was raised
tu memory of Governor Caswell, the
first Governor 'of North Carolina
under the Constitution of the State.
It stood in a parked square, in the
center of the broad business street,
within sight of the depot. During
the recent fires, that have almost
laid the little town in ruins, the
monument was ruined.
Prof. Collier Cobb, of Chapel Hill,
accompanied by a number of his
geological students, will spend the
summer vacation in Eurone. TI.a
company will start early in June. I
x- D
W
L'litor Arijn:
l am at a loss to know from what
source you obtained the information in
regard to the late of the (ioldshnro
graded school bill as published in yc
issue of the Kith instant.
The insinuations; would do me great
injustice were it not for the faet that
iiioiiiiiiii in neopie nave lonir since
learned to pay little or no heed to the
vituperations and abuse of the Demo
cratic press and calamity howlers on
ttie stump and street corners.
.mnit-Mif iu Maim wen in ine es
teem ot good people I wish to say
1 1. i. . i. . . .
iiiioiign mi columns oi your paper
which you sq ireeiy lend to the abuse
of Kepublit ans that I know nothing of
the way the bill got into the ollice of
tlie enrolling clerk.
Mr. Monroe asked me to look out for
the bill and I promised to do so. but ;is
. j
mere were as main as twelve c erks in
tlie ollice. the bill did not sret, inn. on-
nanus until l took it with a bundle h
have signed by the .Speaker.
Mr. Monroe knows aU about the way
the bill was taken, by mistake, from
me table in the House over to the Sen
ate lor he was told. If be desires to
divert comment from his vote on the
Douglass resolutions ( for which I do
not attach any blame) he should adopt
some other mode than that of bearino-
ialse witness against his neighbors.
J. F. Douso.v,
i-irst assistant enrolling clerk in the
legislature.
Tt;i ill in . .
'- liii im jftiiii r rin nnr it.
T mt ,, .. - , i-x iinsiaKe.
Let the 1'opu lists stand firmly in iie
and let us all get readv fo- 1 -.-. '
... w.
get ready fo-
Fair Plat.
"I Vote It No More."
For the Caucasian. J
Kalkiuit.X. a, March 2S. AM the
ieiiitjcrauc papers are full of Fred
Douglass The Democrats would not
nave nau me legislature to have
missed adjourning for Fred for the
World. That is a nice thing with
which to prey upon the ignorance of
tiie poor, ueiuueu, oppressed whites,
A naff v , V. .An
" f.vj miunc rrjr essence is op
pression is not the party of the work
ing peopie oi mis great land. I know
wnereoi i speaK wnen I say oppres
sion. When a poor man is dismissed
irum wr ud account or the wav hf
linln. n .1 1 - ,,. .. " " J
A . i'evpie caning tiiwmselves
v-iinsn-iiia mujru ana tolerate such
cis,wnerei9 uoerty, where is man
Jiood, -where is philanthropy?
, , , rfu I'oiigiass matter
uwiiiuies into insignificance when J
ee the rights of manhood trampled in
the dust by the l'atrlciansCO Wah'
I red will be the great hobby of miMl
1.1 1 1 h tar ill n-f At.
V". 111 " wuriu a cent, to-
ti ami MMtM . . 411 '
We have graver problems to work
ii.aiiniau re win talK of financial
:tnatters, bond issues, the n-itn.i
starving millions, the management of
the late extra session of Congress, etc.
. icw ic oeopie may nold up their
Jiands in holy horror at Douglass mar
rying a white woman ; but oh, my con-
CJ tllc papers say ins rather was
a white man and I guess a Democrat.
I have voted the old secession ticket
twenty-nine years, but Douglass or no
Douglass, I vote it no more. Please
print this fW truth's sake.
..-V J. B. Carrol.
Will 8bam aaplone-t Man.
Tor the Caucasian.
Fat.ttjcville, N. C, March 23, '95.
While in town this morning. I
learned.from Col. T. U. Sutton that
Governor Carr, of the great State of
County Allianre Meelln-;.
There will be a meeting of the Rich
mond County Farmer's Alliance in the
court house in Kockingham on the
second thursday in April at 10 o'clock
a. m. Kvery sub alliance in the county
is earnestly requested to make a re
port at that meeting. Let each sub
secretary make out a report at once
auu lorwaru to v. T. Wright, secre
tary and treasurer, at Laurel Hill,
Hy order of president of county
alliance. d. n. Whioht,
March 27th., bsDr,.
Itetlured Kates by ijii.
The Southern Railway has made very low
rates on account of the followimr octrasionM-
jo Washington, I). C, and return. for tlJ
fiN niu Z7. V."" U,.V, one limited
1 i. 7.L"f ru trip. Tickets
To Dal as Tex" ''J1. l'1." days
eral assemb - .u . lurn Ior n,e
...-- , . .' ' v " 1 v nun ii , t
raie oi one nmiteu tirst-class fare for the
iouiiu irip. licKeis to ne sold May 1315th
,""1 t icuuu imui june oru.
o osion. Mass.. nnrt hm, r.- i...
fourteenth annual convention of the Youne
People's Society of Christian Endeavor and
National Young People's Christian Union
one iiiuueu nrst-class fare for the roum
trip, tickets sold July 8 Uth, good to re-
lv4j ii umo jiiiy ulsi.
T" . , , 1 . ...
io waiiimore, .via., and return, to the
meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America, a rate of one limited
l 1 1 , Ior lne rund trip. Tickets
ly uesuiujuiv mi.tn, good to return un
HI AUgUSl OU1.
.To Boston. Mass., and return for t
irienniai conclave of Knights Templar
one limited tirst-class fare for thp r,i.,r,,i
trip. Tickets sold August 23-25th, good to
ItVUlll U11LU OtriltmO;r 10. Ill
To Denver, (ilnrnilrt iTi.1 mt,,. "1 -. -
- t - - - "..v., ...... iv i ii i ii ac
count of the National Educational Associa-
nuit, a iaic oi one iiiuueu nrst-class fare
plus two dollars for the round trip. Tickets
"in wsuiu juiv o-i-.iin nmi mm iv.
tended until September 1st.
These are verv low rates and Will affVv.--!
a fine opDortunitv for
I " . J " " V TJOll 1 11 C
ivoove isjiiii3 ai a small cost.
Jor any further information address
Ciias. L. Hji'kins, T. P. A.,
, Charlotte, X."c.
POLK MONUMENT.
LKTKVKRY REFORMER CONTRIBUTE
TO BCILD IT.
. 4, 1894.
&tnu us A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
WEEKLY CAUCASIAN. IT WILL TELL
A LOT OF PLAIN TALK THIS YEA",
ADVERTISERS
FOR 1895.
M0RNIMG, EVENING, SUMDAY
AND WEEKLY EDITIONS
Aggressive Republican Journal
the Highest Class.
Commercial Advertiser-
of
Take Up Collections at Kvery MeetlnC.
Thk Caucasian's fund for the mon
ument row stands as follows:
Total amount collected up to
March 14th, 1895, - - $8S3 32
R B Kinsev 1 iv
Harris Chapel Alliance, No 1592. Row-
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Gentleinen : I have use.l ui lae-acaaftat'
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ou my trotting and stage horses for alt
kind of sprains and b that horses are
liable to, and consider .t the lest Liniment
iu use. I recommend it to all farmers and
persons usinqj horses.
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Formerly of
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Transporter of XJ. B. mails for 12 years
between Buffalo Lilhia Springs and Seotts
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The New
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ON THE
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occess
, A I IHHIK UI Ol-Jrll l .
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their lloatifial ilhixT iti-nix. Th
lati-st silly break i the f.!i itic
fronj the Ouciunati 'iuiui-riii!-J-tt
:
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tlullar- wurlb tf xi-r hulli.m. .Mr.
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j xji, r bullion. Mr. .Ii.im ui x to I'ltil
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tbtllaix wtirlh it wheat Mr. .buiex l,n -it.
i 1 1 r I: ! 111 il.iMNt anl b.'lias
hi I with whiib to buy I lie wbe.it of the
I net farmer ll nl ei.inex al..n-.'.
Do you take Kartuer Antb r.-tm foi
a toolf The dram on his Mtcket
since S7.'I has jriven him a Uar iu
siirht into the i,ute uf his poverty.
Here is the way he tutus up the situ
ation: He owed .lones $I,(HHl. and
1,000 bushels of wueJtt would selt!
the debt. Hut Junes con-tor d will
other cM sharks. Thty ttruek d w n
uaij o: the eurreuey by dt-mom-ti7.iri;
silver, and now raruier Atnleioii
niusi pay -,,"HHl bushels of wheat t
settle the $1,000 debt. In o b
words, his debt has been tb ubbd ,
this change from the double Maud
aid to the single pdd Mandard.
Our federal, state, coutitv. iiiuti
cipal and individual indchtcdue-s in
this country is forty thousand mil
lion dollais. This is praetiia!l
tliullel by the adt-ptiop f the d
Mamianl. It Jon en kiotws what
rood tor him he bad better not tel
Farmer Anderson that the change is
a ine.ssiug. IW lore h makes meh
declaration he should lirst g t
orick wall between him nud Farmei
Anderson's gun. Atlanta Coustitu
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Hoinnian Existence
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mai. with slopes to climb anJ vallets to
leisurely travel, with here green fieUs of
plenty to enjoy, an! there marsh lanJs of
temptation anJ danger to avolj. and with
Crossroad-i and "four corners" every now
and then to confuse and possibly to mislead
the traveler. Sons of us fail to climb the
hills, soin ; fail asleep in the vallevs. and still
others wander off and are lost in the marsh"
morasses: but to the great majority of
mankind the crossroads are the oniy really
difficult points to be passed.
" What studies will 1 take?" asks th
chool child.
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ays the youth.
"How can I best win success?" says the
man. These are
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We a'l encounter, and these are the places
whete most of us go astray. Blessed Is the
man who chooses the proper path at thesa
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re prone to say so. but investigation and
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