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I ttnn sat a ... 1 . '" ""' "' "' ' 1 - . . . , 11 - - -smwwaBBauw I ' i P THE CAUCASIAN. ... v Wo make tome facriiice in routing tho rate of Bubhenp- tion. Can you take enough time- to ask five of jour neigh bors for 'J0;. each to get Tilt 1 ( AtVAMAN three moutiiBT NO MISTAKES SHOULD BE MADE Ihc People arc Willing to Burst Old Party Tics Por (jcn cral (iood. m t Ito NtH Ts IU I m4 far OM fsrit lakrrst - Nssjlssls A PanIM rf TM -tsit fiemaar- I rt Hf. iism rk liaikrW. For Tli ('aiiaiari. I Ol.i. h'oKT. N. r.. Airil , Ivm;. r'or tin mt thirteen year I liave riot liffn artivHy rriKK,,,' ,r ovr- I iriurh 'cnicfrnMj in mailer or politic Sand li.tvf red tfil hut thi year I feel flint no ifiwxl fitirii lion lil remain piiMnive or rarcjr, hut should go to work to help strait Men out the crook rdncN of tiling and do all lie r:an to ,rinff the country hai k to prosperity, rudying the situation over It is eacy to nliierve one good nign. The people :ir' w illing to burst old party tie ami n unite together for a principle of i .iiiiiiinnweal the general good, For ii.tr ly good citizen would "acrifir-e ti,.ir prompting for the "party's jj.hmI." .1 unt now it i very Important t li.vt no mistaken should he made hy Hi.' two parties forming the fusion mi. . merit in thisKtate. It is, in fact, :i ma'li'f i.f riinl iiiihniiiiiiif that each ..In. i.. I jield party for the good of the -l it'-. Let us all get out Of the woods lirf.if we hegin to talk "turkey" or he l,.re we want to reward tills or that (MrtN.ui hero for what lie ha done fur til' course there must he leaders in ,i ry kittle array, and nil allies should In- rei iigtii.ed, hut it is this rinnim) tattle t hat the plans must he formed in . ..nsider, arid not the late battle it -the light now on that must he ar runp'd to please the good people and nut the good politicians the profes- iuiials. Mi ingand talking with the people it i-i easy to understand that they are in earnest if they are permitted to !,!ie their wny about this matter, but iliey are powerfully independent and In not mean to be used for party in tt n .sts . r they are for an honest liisidii of the Kepuhlican and i'opulist jiarties to save reforms already se nireil and to he further protected, and fur the financial relief in Congress Unit only this fusion element in this Mute can advance as against goldbugs in the two old parties straight. There must he a fusion to succeed, as past .ierience well shows. Then, t lie people want a Populist for uvt rnor, and they want Pritchard or nime ot her silver .Republican for Sen ator. It is absolutely essential, to show if I faith and mutual confidence, that :i Populist be named for tJovernor. Of murse a Populist acceptable to the Republicans must only be named. Looking over the Held and hearing the people talk it is easy to see who heir favorite is and doubtless the reader has named in his mind Hon. W m. A. Outline before he reached it with his eye on these lines. In this country no other name is mentioned i le nas no enemies anywhere in any pariv. lie has mends everywhere lie is known all over the State asa lib eral, noble gentleman and a friend to all the people, lie is no hide-bound partisan to sacrifice public good for party good. Intellectual, cultured, talented, patriotic and fearless, he is pre-eminently a man for this occasion and he would make the most popular i.nvernor the Mate ever had, not ex cepting the immortal Vance. He is many thousand votes f.trnger than any other man in any party in this Mate, and his nomination and canvass will show it. Let us all get together and nominate Mai. Outhrie with a ifuod state ticket and carry this elec tion just to see if the times don't get lii'Ucr soon. O. II. Hi.ockek. VOICES FROM THE FAR WEST. I inn mr w wn . i , . i . . ...... wu ui iu o l. We eon template with sorrow and shame the spectacle which oar rnunirr nr.M. to-day became of the attempt to sub- fiwiiK tarm a tariff for revenue, and because 0f the de struction of silver at mnnev f redemption. filled the land with idle men, which takes fiom labor its honest re ward, which doubles the burden of debt, which, amidtbountiful harvests, in a time of profound peace, makes necessary the issuing of hundred of millions of dollars worth of interent bearing bonds in order to meet the current expends of the govern ment, is an impeachment of both the intelligence and integrity of those who control our government. We cordially endorse the stand taken in the National Legislature by Western Senators and Representa tives, in behalf of holding bimetallism and protection together as one. W atk our delegates to St. Ixiuis to do their utmost to secure in the Na tional Kepuhlican platform a full ac knowledgement of the imperative need of a return to real bimetallism, a prom ise of its swift adoption without re gard to other nations, by opening our mints to the free coinage of gold and siUer at a ratio of Hi to I. tutsv, lor they also kcew that tber too tad the interest aal STOipathy of Got. Holt a man who did-moeh without bing asked, and who let not his left hand know what his right band did. A biography of Oot. Holt would be a history of the development of tb manufacturing interests tn ibis Stat. This history will doobtUss be written. The flags on the State buildings were put at half mast on Monday when the funeral services were be iag held at Haw ttivtr. This was attended by the entire council of the State, and the general attendance was the largest ever known at a fu neral in AUmanre county. POLITICAL POT-POUPI. PANE'S CELERY COMPOUND. oor rs. J. A. soil Sample Olios llcr , Dost of All Strength to This tho Remedies. A DOCTOR'S SPRING MEDICINS. In flood Counsel Thar Im Mafaty A Sfotll- ral Hook Vr, John 11. Hal), of Newton, (la., writes: I was bedridden for four teen months. Nothing gave mo re lief until I tried I'e-ra-na. All med icines failed; all doctors failed. The e-ru-na cured me. I am now 8 J ears old and am in good health; '-ru-na did it. It is a wonderful medicine. Each bottlo ia worth its weight in gold. I recommend it to all suffererB." (Continued front first fe.) Kepuhlican primaries were held in uobeson conaty last week, lie- ports of the results are conflicting. Ihe following noto was written to! the News and Observer: To tho Editor: For tho truth's sake deny the statement that itus- fell carried the primaries in Kobe son. Those already held stand, Kos sell 2, Dockery U. Some of Russell's workers are telling ignorant country j negroes that Dockery wrote the let ter calling negroes savages. O. u. Dockery. Jr. Lumbbrtou, N.C., April 8- Mr. Josiah Patterson, member of Congress from the Tenth Tennessee District, is Mr. Cleveland's goldbug Whilo the multitudo of sarBaparil- champion lor Tennessee and adja- las are viemg with each other as to which is thi- ar$ajiariUu, tho people go right along and use I'e-run-na as tho ideal spring remedy. If the di gestion in good, nerves strong, and sleep normal, all ia well, l'e-ru-na will secure all these. What more can any medicino do? Medicine can not take the place of food, rest, or exercise. Another thing which makes Po-ru-na such a popular remedy is tho fact that it is the regular pre scription of an eminent physician and surgeon. Dr. Ilartman is too well known to fail to inspire confi dence to all who take Pe-ru-na. Dr. Hartman's spring book sent free. Address Tho Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. cent parts, lie is also the gentleman to whom Mr. Carlisle wrote that pre varicating letter stating that only 8 millions of silver dollars had been coined by this government ud to 1890, the impression conveyed to the ordinary reader being that only 8 million dollars worth of silver coins had been coined in that time. On Saturday, as we briefly noted at the time, Mr. Patterson was defeated in every voting precinct in Tipton county v ayetteville Observer. and -)uuttnl f-kW !ah, ttt imcr nKixti r can acain ' I"- maJc profitably fertile' ly a pncr roUli.n .f rrtji' arvl l.y uc intcllirnt uc l ' fcrtniicTctMitainin,; hlffh per-'. rentage of Potash. : 'T02ACCQ ClUZlltst it r. tM Strikingly jnf:tal4r have U-rn tlU:ncl l-y in; thi jbn. f IJW - -mm mm mi Urn m mm mi ymm et tiil-j I Ul r ay wm ttm mt m trtf. tv II. cm a4 laiU mm hm la UlliM a.kao, Twrtr.t: . SROTXTtH CUAWO CO i lU I. II I .t . sr. vaasiBswB DC Old Dominion Guano Company, ItCWrll OK TI1K Vli:t;iM-rAl:oUA fllFAIU AI. tu Republicans and Democrats He gin To Declare Por l inan cial Reform. 0miKrals In Oregon id Rcpubllciai la L'Uh Speak la Poslilvt Terms -Thty Declirt For Silt ;r at 16 to I Weslcrn Silver SmalonCordln. Cadorsed. I'oin t..f(i, Ore., Apr.l .(.The Dem ocratic State convention met at 11 iH lock to-night and elected tempor ary otlWrs, appointed a credential Hiinniittee ami took a recess until this afternoon. When the convention reassembled the committee on platforms presented a majority anil minority report on the financial plank. The majority report favored the free and unlimited coin age of silver at the ratio of Hi to 1, while the minority report simply en dorsed the Democratic National plat form of imcj. After a discussion of this three hours hours the majority re port was addopted. The tlnanciitl plank i as follows : Whereas the present depressed con ilitionof the country and shrinkage r values are largely due to the tinan dal system which has controlled the nation for more than twenty years past, we hereby declare ourselves as unalterably opposed to a single gold standard, and demand immediate re turn to the constitutional standard of If old and silver, by the restoration by the general government independently ol any foreign power, of unrestricted coinage of both gold and silver Into standard money at the ratio of 1G to 1, aim upon terms or exact equality as they existed prior to 1M73, the silver coin to be full legal tender equally with gold for all debts and duties, pub- and private, and we denounce all oisrriunnation by the government s,'ai nst either gold or silver currency "i uie country. We demand that the Secretary of the Treasury shall coin into standard "ilver dollars as soon as practicable all silver bullion now in the Treasury or the United States, which represents "dver seigniorage or coinage, profit to me government, and all silver bullion mat may hereafter be ollered for coin Jje. We instruct our delegates elected represent us in the National Con ventmn to support a candidate in fa v,r of the free and unlimited coinage " miver at the ratio of 10 to 1. . Nai i I.akk, Utah. April 7. The Ke publican state Convention was called V order at 11 o'clock by Chairman wooley m a few well chosen remarks '"uining the issue of the cominflr DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION ON JUNE 25TH. Meeting ol the State Executive Com mittee Forty-Two of Fifty-Seven Mem bers I'reHent. The Democratic State executive committee met in Raleigh on April 11th. Forty-two out of fifty-seven members were present, luo names of seventeen members have been printed as goldbugs. The others are presumably silver men. The committee held a long ses sion beginning at 8 o'clock p. m. and lasting till 3 o'clock a. m. It was strictly secret, and but little of the proceedings was officially made known. It has leaked out, however, that there was a stormy, stubborn time. The committeo so changed the party's plan of organization as to give minority representation in all conventions beginning in the town ship. The last btate convention ui rected the committee to make this change. The committee also made the precinct the unit of organiza tion instead of the township. There was a movement! to have the con vention meet at somo place other than ltaleigh, and Greensboro and Charlotte were named, but the vote stood Raleigh 31, Greensboro 9, Charlotte 81 A motion to make the date May 120th was voted down and June 25th was fixed as the time. There was a long discussion of the question whether there should be two conventions, one to elect dele gates and the other to nominate offi cers. It was urged that this matter should be left to the convention to settle. Democratic papers are printing re ports to the effect that while the committee was in Raleigh, some se cret meetings and caucuses were held by some of the members; that some suggestions were made with referenco to finding out somo plan by which they could co-operate with Populists, and that some of the com mittee were for going into the silver party outright. Any thing that may have been done at these meetings has not been made public. Reports of what was done are largely guess work and surmises. J. Msber Correll, Chairman of the committee, says the result of the primaries in Mecklenburg shows 74 delegates tor Russell and 21 for Dockery. Doctor Norment says Robeson is for Dockery. Cherokee initructed for Russoll and McKinley. hvery delegate in every precinct in Isew Hanover, with the largest at tendance at the primaries in twenty years, is tor Russell. "Tho Democrats in Eastern North Carolina," said Mr, P. M. Pearsall, of Newbern, at the Park recently, "are more in earnest than I ever saw them before, but they are determin ed upon ono thing, they will never vote for any man who is not for sil ver. The. best Democrats in my whole section, the most intelligent and well-to-do men, are declaring openly and abovo-board that they will bolt the JNational ticket if any man of the G rover Cleveland school of finance is nominated. On the other hand the Populists and a few of the Republicans are equally pro nounced in their views on the money question and it matters little what Butler or Pritchard says about fu sion they will not f use if it means to vote for a goldbug or any other man who would himself vote for a gold- bug like Pritchard who is advocating McKinley on a gold standard plat form. News and Observer. For the unfortunates who lie awake, staring at the ceiling and counting the strokes of the clock, every sleepless night is an eternity. Mi 8. J. A Semple, of 1538 Broad way, Isow York, was afliicted with insomnia until her nerves were on the verge of prostration. Sho thinks her condition was dne to indiges tion. Here is what Mrs. Sample says: "I have used Paine's celerv com pound with marked and decided benefit. It is especially useful in insomnia, arising from indigestion and poorly nourished nerves. "I should add that my grand daughter, Vera Hafleigh, was so thin and puny at the age of ten as to cause us the greatest anxiety. We had no difficulty in inducing her to take Paine's celery compound. To day tho roses bloom in her cheeks, and I never saw a healthier, stronger child than Paine's celery comnound has made her." The brain is the centre of the ner vous system. Sleep alone rests this vital organ, together with the n rves. During the wakmg hours the Lt-r-vous system worki incessaut'y. Poor sleep means a poor nervous condition aud prolonged insomnia leads in every case to prostration, and too often to dread inanity. The hearty words of praise and thankful ness ior mis grand invigorator. 1 eople ecj ying perfect health some times wonder at this gratitude; but whoever has suffered from prostra tion of the nerves, of which insom- "Be ui me Fvxr.iioms win tin. AIiftiBittfitot of T1IK ( KI.KItKATKI it whoevtr has been made complettly well by Paine's celery compound mischief that results from weakened . derstand how hard it i t.i ..r-r.t.to nerves is much greater and more du- j the torment of this condition. And siruciive tuan most ioiks even dream of. The all-important thing for ner vous, run-down pets jus, and for those who are losing sleep is that Paine's celery compound builds up tho whole physical system, and by improving tho digestion aud regula ting the nerves it insures sound, re freshing sleep. In winter most women and many men lead hot-house lives. A llag ging appetite, a disposition to pick at this dish and that, rather than to eat a square meal, is among the early indications of failing health. Then comes delay in falling alcep and th fretful, uneasy feeling next day. Deliverance from such a misera ble condition by the use of Paine's celery compound has caused men and women from every section of the United States to write sincere, OLD DOMINION" and "FARMERS' FR1EK0 " lilt AMi K Aimnoniateri Fertilizers & Acid Phosphate We nil more g.xxlj in North C-aiolina than any tr mttifrturrra Thi r!-trl lUtntnilni tl. W,U l.-- l. : i feels that no words ean overstate the i;otl -li-k , mj. ,r. u i .u: . to supply the trade, aud aak that U fore bujiug jou will g-t rior from our agenU, located at all prominent rail war aUtioni auJ triuUwt land ings in North Carolina, OLD DOfflHION GDANO COIIPANY. BRANCH, Norfolk, Va. joy and gratitude such persons ft-1. This 13 the state of mind of thou sands oT nervous, sickly, broken down persons who have used Paine's celery compound anl boon made well. Mrs. Sample tTdls of the happy re sult in the case of her grandchild. One of the most conspicuous in stances of the remarkable nowirof Paine's celery compound over debil ity is shown in the relief it has af forded children. Of course tho dose is adapted to the age of the little patient. The compound purifies the blood and corrects any tendency to constipation. PAle, puny children aV made vigorous, rosy and healthy oy mis incomparable remedy. NORTH CAROLINA'S BIG STORE W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO., EAT.EIGH, 1ST. C. publicans for Governor, second choice Dockery is The New Hanover Republican convention unanimously adopted the resolutions endorsing McKinley for President, Russell for Governor and Pritchard for Senator. At the Cherokee county Republi can convention the delegates were instructed for McKinley for Presi dent and Russell for Governor. Polk county Republicans endorsed Dockery for Governor. Wood's Grass In all the Republican county con ventions held last week in this State, McKinley was favored for President and Pritchard for Senator, except in Forsyth, which county voted down a resolution favoring McKinley. The odd feature of most of the conven tions is that they declare for fusion with the Populists. If this declara tion is an assumption that the Pop ulists are going to support McKinley or any goldbug Republican for any office, the Republicans will hnd such an assumption based on air. c'iiiaign. The platf( !"'y to pi 'latforrn, confined almost en At firiittant.inn anit himpt.alliom "Pressf d in the following language je believe in a protective tariff; believe In reciprocity: we believe ' ourietallism, which istl f...- . RUI i the full recog- and silver and their C('nage in the mints of the na Did You Ever Make Money Easy I Mr. Editor: I have read how Mr. C. E. B. made so much money in the Dish Washer business, and think I have beat him. I am very young yet and have had little experi ence in selling goods, bat have made over eight hundred dollars in ten weeks selling Dish Washers. It is simply wonderful how easy it is to sell them. All you have to do is to show the ladies how they work and they eannot help but buy one. For the benefit of others I will state that I got my start from the Mound City Dish Washer Co., St. Lonis, Mo. Write to them and they will send you full particulars. I think 1 can clear over $3,UUU the coming year, and 1 am not going to let the opportunity pass. Try it and Have obtained thchighert reputa tion for purity, clonlinrfs anj germination, causing cur busi ness ia the same to become one of the largest ia the United States. Handling these Seeds in the large quantities that we do, also en ables us to rcll same at the lowest possiMe prices, quality considered. WOOD'S SEUD BOOK Rives the fullest information about Grasses and Covers soils tho different &orU adapted tcr best combinations to fcive largest results ia hay or pas l' j ago care of pastures and n:eidov., &c, c. A postal w:U bring this book to you. Frices and samples of Grasr, and Clover Seeds sent on application. T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen, Kichraoad, Va. and Clover Seeds Wo JLo styiisii iwk-:ivii:v: In our own Iress Making lprtment at mN!eraW prlrea. Sn tusk more stylish and correct rnotutne. We gitr tit bet work eiorling ia inw and design other dread-making depart merit and at tout li luwer price. we sunmii sample i Mjimn irew fiotxi k and C otton I rM ful at moderate prices. We supply Wedding Outfit Brides and ttride-fnaid I reM. at terr little cot. Write to u for Sample, Katimate and Idea. M nail Mir Spring and Summer Catalogue, now ready ak for one. W. H. A. R. 8. TUCKER 41 CO. Aptly illustrating- our profit -tuarinr method: 20- inch Japanese Kaiki Silk. 2 rent rr yard. 21- inru Japanese Uabutai bilk. T'J rent per yard- In printed Wrap, Prendre Persian and Fbtral efle.-t. :iH-inch All Wool Cahmere ISIark and all rolorv, 25 rent r yard worth 10 rent. NoticeSpecial Values The Mecklenburg county Republi- con convention was held last Satur day at Charlotte. It proved to be a rather stormy meeting. It split squarely into. It is reported that Dublish vour success for the benefit fifty -six delegates bolted leaving I aiIk,. t r seventy-iour in tne regular piace oi meeting. The seyonty-lour tavor One Honest Man, a . . Hn.tn. Dear Iuhtor: Please inform The fifty-six bolters declared for yur readers that if written to con- Dockeiv. Both factions elected del- ndebtially, 1 will mail in a sealed egates to the State Republican con- letter the plau pursued by which I vention. was permanently restored to health ii . in vRizr. U VAST Headquarters fortrie 8esi, Only BREEDERS OP PRIZE WINNERS OF THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES i Mammoth Bronze and White Holland Turkey, Barrer and White Plymouth Rock, Brown and White Leghorn Light Brahmas, Indian and Pit Games, Buff Cochins Silver-Laced Wyandottes, White Guineas, Pekin Ducks Muscovy Ducks, Pea Fowls and Fan-tail Pigeons. Fowls and Eggs For Sale at An Time T JovkT? Af Cfl Sh--fMre d Dowd Sharp out of Impon two Kwet by Itnportrd ifcjcks. Best Bred Ula. Vsex arid Red Jersey Pig. Best Stir in igisteied Jersey Cattls. Royally "i m ,.,-! Fi'ti,-, fine rs split silk. You Gt sdigrsed Stock if Stt Ousf 0i OCCONEECHEE FAEM, DURHAM. N. C The following telegram was erally published last week: ASHEVILLE, N. C, April 11. All sixteen counties of the Ninth (Ashe ville) District have held Republican conventions, passing unanimous res olutions instructing for McKinley, Pritchard for tho Senate, and Pear son for Congress. Many prominent men, heretofore Democrats, partici pated for the first time in their lives in a Republican convention and re nounced Democracy." DKATII OF GOV. HOLT. Hon. Thos. M. Holt, ex-Governor of North Carolina, died at his re si dence at Haw River, on the evening of April 11th at 5:li o'clock. For some years past Uov. liolt has boen a victim of a wasting phys ical ailment, which, at last, defied all resistance and laid the well known and respected citizen of North Carolina low in death. On Sunday morning his death was announced from the pulpits of many churches in the Btate. At the Bap tist Tabernacle in Raleigh, Mr. N. D. Brouzbton refeired to the sad event just before the beginning of the service and, among other things said: "The morning papers tell of the death of Col. Thos. M. Holt, late Governor of North Carolina, and I feel it becoming to say that in the death of this great and good man this church has lost a warm friend and sympathizer. We remember when he was Governor he frequent ly came here to worship with us and he had words of kindness, sym pathy and commendation tor our work. When wo were in the midst of re modeling this house of worship Gov Holt voluntarily sent us a liberal contribution for the work and said it eave him pleasure to help a people so worthy and aggressive as he be lieved us to be. When the Baptist church at Haw River was to be dedi cated recently, he opened his ele gant mansion to the entertainment of invited guests who were to aid in the services. Gov. Holt was a great and good man successful in every avenue of life to which he turned his atten tion, but especially as a manufac turer, and the fact that in all the years of building up his great cotton mill at Haw River, where as many as 1.500 persons were employed, he was nerer troubled with a strike, is Dockery for Governor, but delegates eviaence oi mo uu ucaitnuu i are not instructed. The Democrats have been having a high old time down in Alabama. Mr. J . F. Johnson, a free silver banker, is candidate for the Demo cratic nomination against Congress man Clarke, a goldbug. Returns from the primaries show that Clarke has been "wiped out." Mr. Johnson sends out the following telegram: Birmingham, Ala., April 12. The State Convention will be com posed of 504 delegates. We have returns from all the counties except hve, having an aggregate ot thirty four delegates. My returns show that Clarke has carried twelve coun ties, having eighty-four delegates, and that I have carried forty-nine. with 380 delegates. Joseph F. Johnson." A telegram from Montgomery, however, says: "It is believed, however, that the State Convention, which meets here on the 21st, will adopt a sound mon ey platform and indorse the adminis tration of Mr. Cleveland." and manly vigor, after years of suf- fen- I fprincr from Nervous Weak neaa. Loss of Manhood, Lack of Confidence, etc. I have no scheme to extort money from any one whomsoever. I was robbed and swindh d by quacks un til I nearly lost faith in mankind, but thank heaven, I am now well, vigorous and strong, and anxious to make this certain means of cure known to all. Having nothing to sell or send C. O. I)., I want no money. Address Js A. Harris, Box 805, Delray, Mich. ap9Gly Buncombe county Republicans en dorse V. S. Lusk for Governor. The county nor. Republicans of are for Russell Cleveland for Gover- Robeson county Republicans favor I dersigned. SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION. Chattanooga, Tenn., May 7-14 tb,., 1890 Keduccd Bates via Southern Railway, The Scenic Roate of America Through the "Land of the Sky." On account of the forty-first session of the Southern Baptist convention. wuicn is to be Held in the historical city of Chattanooga, Tenn., May 7-14th, isyb, cue outnern Kaiiway will sell round trip ticket to Chattanooga at greatly reduced rates from all points on its line as iouows: Washington, D.C.,$1G.50: Charlottes ville, Va., $15.15; Lynchburg, Va., $13.35; Richmond, Va., $15.25; Dan ville, Va., $13.35; Goldsboro, N. C, $16.75; Kaleigh, N. C, $10.00; Durham, N. C,,$15.15; Greensboro, N. C , $13.35; Salisbury, N. C, $12.05: Charlotte, N. C., $12.05; Spartanburg, S. C, $9.80; Asheville, N. C, $7.45. Rates from intermediate stations in proportion. Tickets oi iron-clad signature form. limited to continuous passage in each direction to be sold May 5th, CtH. 7th and 8th, limited fifteen days from date of sale, with the privilege of having same extended and made good within fifteen days additional if deposited with joint agent at Chattanooga on or before May 14th. For full information with reference to schedules, rates, etc., etc., apply to your nearest agent, or address the un- SEEDS FOR ALL. Mark W. Johnson Seed Company, W. diLte,j a ' mrt fron horn', Umftorary uuinf$ e Cotton Seeds, Jones' Improved extra selected, $1.00 per bushel, l'et erkin true stock, $1.00; 10 bushels and over, 85c Also many other vari eties. Send for prices. Garden and Field Seed catalogue free. Burt Extra Early Oats, 75c; Giant White Abundance Oats, $"J.00. Jones' Watermelon, GOc per pound; Rattlesnake, COc. per pound. New 70-pound Triumph, $3.50 per pound. Shaw's Improved Corn eclipses all others, $3.00 per bushel. Tennessee Yam, best sweet potato to date, $1.50; Moore's New Bunch Yam, plants only, 50c. per 100. Sorghum Seed', 1.75 per bushel. Kaffir Corn, $2.75 per bushel. PURELY MUTUAL, ALL DIVIDENDS PAID TO POLICY HOLDERS. OUCiA.N12Ki;i lMltl. AHHITTM 10.a30.474.M paid poL.icYiioLm:iiH in.iHHi.oiMi. In event of lapne, the policy U continued in fort for-ita fall amount for without any art ion bring rxjuirrd a It will be found invaluable for mU- em-nrratmrfU of tvrarlMtut. lh frmueot causes of lapse when Insurance ia tnont needed. PAID UP VALUES, CASH VALUES, AND LOAN VALUES All guaranteed. After the second year all policie are inoonUNrtable, and all restrictions ia regard to travel and occupation cease. AGENTS WANTED In all sections of the Mate. For terms addr. I. T tt av 3c BEO. general auknth, 1C.A..L.121CJ1I. M. C the finest long leaf pine timber in that section. The loss is over $100, 000. One house, many barns, and miles of fencing and many cattle are burned. If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth, Be sure and use that old well-trif d remedy, Mrs. Wisslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child, rof tens the gums, allays all paiu, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarhcen. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Rheumacide is not an ordinary medicine. It 13 a new discoveiy A similar vegetable compound has nev er been used in the treatment of rheumatism and other b'ood trouble?. It cures. If your druggist does not sell it order from the Bobbitt Drug Co., Baleigh, N. C. Price $1.00, 6 for $5.00. The greatest of all blood purifiers. FOR SALE ! rlealinc This church and its Sunday-school offer sincerest sympathy to the af flict Ad familv and relatives." What was said bv Mr. Broughton was felt by many other churches rtt Ann orecations in North Caro-I Dockery gets the endorsement of Richmond county Republicans for Governor. J. M. Moody is declared to be the first choice of McDowell county Ke- W. A. Tube, G. P. A., 1300 Fenna. Ava., Washington, D. C. Forest Fir Destroys 10,000 Acres In Cum berland. The greatest forest fire ever known occurred in Cumberland county last week, has destroyed 10,000 acres of TWO ITUNDEBD AND FlFTT BcSIIkLS of tub Famous Unknown Peas. The most wonderful pea ever plant ed, yielding from one hundred to one hundred and fifty bushels to one. The great fertilizing pea for lands. Covers the surface of the lands quicker than any pea known. Great stock pea, and for planting in corn six in the hill are sufficient to cover the land. Should be planted in May or the 1st of June, and will bear and grow until frost. Try them and you will not plant aoy other kind. Address, - ISAAC A. SUGG, or F. M. WHICHARD, Greenville, N. C. Vitality u'e Restored. ASK YOUR OCALCR FOR MJ. L. Douglas 3. SHOE "WoWd1 If you pay M to furhoe,ex- 0 amine the W. L. Douglas S-boe. and see what a good shoe you can buy (or OVER IOO STYLES AND WIDTHS, COXGBEftS, BCTTOX. aa4 LACK, saaAa la mil ftUds of the hrmt mttrntUmt leaAfccr by U1M werk snca. We Failing Sexual atrenuth In old or yoon men can be quickly and permanently eared by me to a healthy, vigorous state. Snflerers from Varicocele. NERVOUS DEBILITY, night Looses, .A2TD OTHER WASTINO DISEASES should write tome for adrtce. I bare been a clow atuibmt for many years ot tb subject of weakneM in men : tbe fart ia. I waa a (offerer mrarlf . Toe bashful to aeek tbe aid of older men or reputable I pnysldans. 1 Investigated tne subject deeply and dis covered a simDle. but most remarkably sucreasf ul rem edy that completely cured me, and fully developed me I from a abmnkea, stunted eonditiea to natural sHaagtk. ana sue. 1 wuit every roumr or old man to know about tt. 1 laxe a personal interest in sucn rases aria no need nesitate to write me as all commuaieatioae 1 held strictly eonndential. I send tbe recipe of tbie lemedy absolutely free of cost. Do not put it off. but write me fully at once; you wlllalwas nlets tbe day jvm ata so. auuress. enclosing a tamp. THOMAS SLATES, Be S7S Cslsry, rll C3 Shore txmu any t h r ufactarer In tb nsrld. None genuine unlets name and price is stamped on the twttom. deafer for oar SS. , SXJM. t.tS Mnes: SJM. and mUlS fur boys. TAKE M) SUmrnrfL UrwrdeaW cannot supply yon. tend to fac tory, enclosing pnee and 36 cents to pay carriage. State kind, style I of toe (can or plain), size and width. Our Custom lcrt- mill nil your order. Send for nrw Illus trated Catalogue to ttoz I. W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. AsV your tu, oajvo. 1 to be in ur iV Agents to sell cigars to dealers, $1.00 weekly; experience .not re quired. Samples tree. Reply with two-cent stamp. .National Consoli dated Co., Chicago, 111. . 4taplC Ix 70a want to be In It? Tbe bicycle btulness Is frowlnf; enormously why not try it? Too can bay one vbeel. or as many a yoa Like, and sell your friends DICYCLES AT COST. An order sent now entitles yon to a bis discount. Apply quick for the agency for your place. Our wheels are tbe highest trade, most reliable bb-yclea made to-day. Particulars and handsomely illus trated printed matter by mall. CAEXI5 A iTITOX. KalUmere, Mi. Plant Rice, IT WILL PAY YOU. THE (SOMISISOUO i:if K Ml LIjS Late l-n ttmhkil br gentlemen living at (ioMaburn, b are in ter cited in tuilJirg op a gul market for firm rodoclj raised in tti section. Tbej would moturtjeiid Uwir farming friends t plant ell tbrir available land suiubl f(r tb cul tore f liice ia this crrm Tbey will be prepared to pay tbe htgbftt market price for a dm, for th reit harvest. fDod Setd Hicr? maj be Loot It cf Henry Lee & Co and of II. Wil A UrofL, on reasonable tr-rna. Very rerpectf allj, Goldsboro RiceCiliirg Co. WALTER R HEHHT, Attorney est Xri-w, CHAsTLOTTsT, n. c. Will practice In tbe Courts cf Utck leobors;, Union, Cabarrus, Cleveland, Lineohi.Gaaton, Catawba and Iredell, too United .SUtes Court and tbe preme Court of North Caroli a a. Prompt attention triven to all branches of tbe law and to t M boslness entrusted to bim. 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The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
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