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TIIBHOt' TII HAKIH A MONO L'l
The Htate of Huth Dakota h in
poHN?Mlori of HI11 oi" the lril 1
auod by the Klate or North Carolina
in aid of the construction of I lie
Western North Carolina U.IImimI.
The State 1-ptuwl twoclasHot Imm1
In aid of the construct! n of thi
rool one what U known a llr-t
inortgigB bond.", the other an nd
mortgage lnds. The Attorney
Oeneral of tiie State ban ax-iated
Hon. W heftier II. rckhatri, of New
York, with him ( hrii'K a Hiiit In
the faiuprcmo Court of the United
States on behalf of the State of
Houth Dakota to secure the paymenl
of thewj bondu which are In fact
mortgago bond with the State'.
stock In the North Carolina Hail
road pledged as security.
Immediately after the tiling of
the bill la this caxe in the Supreme
Court, the IUIeigh News and Olwer
ver raiaod a tremendous howl, charg
ing that the nuit was a scheme by
noroe one to rob the State by forcing
it to pay an unjust debt. It inti
mattd if it did not chaige op nly
that thee bonds were fraudulent
and without any valid consideration
and that It would be a crime and an
outrage 1o force the State to pay
them, or, rather, to mil a certain
amount of the State' stork In the
Western North Carolina ll.ilroad to
satisfy the mortgage on this stock,
the bond J In fact constituting mcli u
mortgage. A great many good peo
ple were no doubt mislead by the
wild, Irresponsible, and what now
seems to 13 entirely untruthful
statement of the New and Obser
ver. The editor of the IUIeigh Post,
Mr. Furman, wait for wine time
Auditor of the State and hai iK'ned
to bo familiar with thin who'e bond
transaction. Mr. F. II. I lustre, of
the Raleigh bar, was also familiar
with the whole matter, inasmuch as
he at one time had represented cer
tain of these bondholders in an ap
peal to the legislature. Both thoe
gentlemen have made clear and
comprehensive statements giving
the facts In the case. From their
statements it would seem that the
bonds are entirely valid, that the
State got the money and put it into
the Western North Carolina Hail
road, which Is now worth three or
four times what it was then, and
that, therefore, the State is now in a
position to pay what neems to be an
ntirely honest debt, and pay it out
of ft part of its Inter, st in the West
ern North Carolina HailroaJ with
out taking a dollar cut of the Treas
ury of the State. The editor of the
Charlotte Observer has written a
very intelligent editorial in this
connection reviewing the long state-
ments prepared by Mr. Furman.
In order to present the facts stated
therein, which up to date have been
uncontradicted, we publish the ad-
itorial from tho Charlotte Observer.
It if as follows:
THE 80UTII DAKOTA LAW SUIT.
Mr. R. M. Furman, editor of The
Morning Post, of Raleigh, who has
a taste for this sort of thing and
whose long service as State Auditor
gave him familiarity with the
State's financial affairs, has an edito
rial in The Post of yesterday upon
the suit which the State of South
Dakota has iastttuted against the
State of North Carolina, which af
fords tha clearest exposition of the
nature of the bonds w hich are bein
sued upon, and just what Is involved
that has yet appeared in print. Thoe
bonds are not a part of the fiaudu
lent isue made by the thieving
Legislature of 1863 and subsequent
ly repudiated, but were is-ued by
authority of an act of tha LegisU-
a at n n r t
lureoi laoo, wnicn was com pos. a
oi our own people, anu were "uever
tainted with fraud or so treated at
any time by the State." On tin
contrary, their validity was recogni
zed by the act of the Legislature ol
1877 to compromise, commute and
settle the State debt, and an off -r
was made in this act to settle them
on the basis of twenty-five cents on
the dollar. These bonds numbered
In all 1,713, of the par value f
$1,000 each $ 1,173,000, and of the
Issue of 1,713 all
excep ing about
,800 have been redeemed at the rate
of 2i renta tin thft rliillflp onrf foil.
called. The bonda, by the termn of
the act by authority of which thi v
were Issued, were a second mortgage
upon the State's stock in the North
Carolina Ilailroad at the rate of ten
share of stock of the face value of
$100 each to on bond of the face
value of 11,000 in other words dol
lar for dollar. Of the 300 bonds
outstanding ten have come Into
nowtpfwlnn of the Rtstn nf Hnnth
kota, and upon these suit Is brougt t The Iredell Republican has sus
As a matter of course if fc'outh D - pended publication, and the editor
kota Is permitted by the Supreme has made arrangements with the
Court of the United States to en Caucasian to fill out his subscription
force her claim, the holders of the list. The reasons for suspending
remainder of the 300 bonds out- were that he fotind that the . Re
standing will transfer them to some publhans of Iredell could not sup-
Btate or States which will sue upon
them and recover. The State owns
0, 000 share of stock In the North
Carolina Kailroad, and the- 30O
lumU o it-tanding are a mrtgg.
,n 3..HM, ,u of it. T. ..
no- wnrili 1170 per share, so t
h.n of tek would pay for mo.e
.ha.. $H0 worh of bond. ,l " , LM vnge per
T.e foregoing h in the main a '" thm year'. m,p amipam
ron .entio,, of The Post's very wllhJaat year to 70, wbkh ou
Uici i and i..te.llicent editorial. Our thlsyeaa crop to be Ib'J.
v ten,,, rry n-gard. the matt-r an 13i ow, taking tbeavirsg.-
.,. . I M.me gravity, remark ng that
,o.a Hui. 14 on which cannot be
v. .1 .u,,. th urinfi, ,.,,r avoid- '-M
.,1 by vu'g.raUiar.d riii-repreu-, U?"K ?
a io., " The edilorl-l which we!nt, Indicat ".2 bal, Ihe
l.av.. hu...,l,arlz.dttog.tt,er witha thT t""-
communiration of Mr. F II. IlusUxi Inconsiderable. It U pr.ibable
,n the saml; Iuo iS The l'.a.f. di-i't the fine weather conti..ui,.g ko
,-etr.tively of mnsatioual pul-! will increase the yield, ki d that
drati .n to 'he effect that the South-'
ru Itiilwny Corniny it behind the
-uit ai.d Jiojhs through it to t able
u sf-cure tte ov ner-bip of the North
Carolina Hadroad for a oong.
The t-ta'ementd made by Menirs.
Furman and
Hustiee are very clar
and comprehensive and the rcmark-(
able thing about it is that the N ws '
and Observer has not attempUd to
t i r i t i i ,k.
n ply to a single fact stated by them,
mi nan runnijuw! iu
to chhre that there is a conspiracy
to rob the State.
Now uhat the CAUCAftioN wants Mn
to know, and what every hono-t,
fair-minded citizen of the Sttte
w ants to know is whether er not the
facts stated by Messrs. Furman and
Itusbee are true. If not, why does
n t the Observer, which hat made
the charge, expose their falsity? If
they are true, then the State by re-
fu-ing to pay lis bonds puts itselfin
tdo jxihitiou of repudiating an honest
debt. Should not a State be as hon
est as an individual? Can a State
call upon its own citizens to pay
their honest debts and force them to
do it through the State courts and
at the same time repudiate its own
li nest debts made as a State, and
d it simuly because an individual
citmot sue a State?
It seems to us that the position of
the News and Observer is that it
(Nms not care anything about the
facts. It simply thought it could
make olltical capital out of this
matttT and was willing to make jo
litical capital for itself and the party
mae'dne regardless of the justice of
the matter and regardless of the ef
fect upon the credit of the State.
Of course, the full facts on both
sides in this matter will be present
ed to the Supreme Court of the
United States and if there is any
good or valid cause which justifies
the State in repudiating its bond
then the State's interest will be pro
tected bv the Sunn iri" Con it of the
Hi ited States.
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By a very small
majority the
in capturing
Democrats succeeded
Maryland at the recent election. Al
though many charges of ballot box
stuffing and fraud are made by the
Uhpubllcans. tney will De ot no
Avail, and as a result of their vic
tory the Democrats will return ex-i-nator
Gorman to the Senate. Mr
Gorman is a man of distinguished
service to the Democratic party and
will probably be of more service on
the floor of the Senate than any
other man in its concils.
We notice a regular swarm of
candidates appearing for the places
0f Supreme Court justices and United
States Senator. If any of these can
didates luve not made their peace
with the Simmons machine or have
not always stood ,4loyally'N in the
inner circle, they are doomed tj dis
appointment.
We would again call the attention
of our delinquent subscribers to the
fact that we are iu need of the
I amount due The Caucasian and
urge them to please remit promptly
and haVe their subscriPtion moved
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Now is a good time for subscrib
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evenings. See our special offer on
fourth page.
JNOTICE1
port a paper, and also on account of
illness.
STATE CHOP EirOITS
uu c Wiww it 8H.mw kih
'.XTJS V'"A"4
, ,
" "; fP J"' sported
" v- .
calculating from the number ,
produced by the county lat
,'n' "'-v ,vm-u ,vw
"The xrn crop of the State U 69
Iier cent of an average, while that of
the United State at large U only 52
per oeLt. It is going to be a hard
time to buy corn for the prices must
be hicrh. Our farmers ail over the
uta,e have saved enormous quinti
ties of hay, which will supplement
the corn crop in gnat measure for
"toc f0 ...
"Still the old les-sou willle agatn
huAuA by experience, that the
rating or grain supplies, as far an
seasons will allow, is the only safe
and sure foundation for prisinrity
frmirg."
JlRJlQISQ, BOAR so floo
Washed down a telegraph lio
which Ca&a. C. Ellis, of Lisbon, la.,
had to repair. "Standing waist dofcf
ia the icy water, he writes, "giv
me a teniole cold and coord. It gre
worse daily. Finally the beat doctors
in Oakland, Neb , Sioaz Oiy and
Omaha sid I bid consumption and
could not live. Then I began nsiug
Dr. King's New Discovery ar.d wa
wholly cared by wx bottles." Ft si
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Tao Iloane In the South.
Escape the rigors of another
Northern Winter and enjoy the
delights of the Southland.
Nowhere can be found a more de
lightful climate than in our own
Southland Its winters are mild
and Dai my ana in tue most cases
summer does not bring with it such
extremes of heat as are to be found
eisewnere. in iact, me soutn is a
land where extremes of climate are
avoided, and consequently, is a
healthful and altogether desirable
location.
The tide of emigration has turned
Southward, for it is not alone in
climatic advantages that this favor
ed land excels, but its resources, the
fertility of its soil and its mineral
weaun ana aDunuant water power
commend it to the thoughtful con
sideration of any one who seeks a
home where Northern thieft and
enterprise may carve out success.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway,
in order to stimulate investigation
and to assist in opening up the fine
territory traversed by its liners, an
nounces that it will sell to pro-pec
tors and settlers, tickets one way or
round trip, at greatly reduced rates
information as to which may be ob
tained of any agent or representative
of the Company.
J. C Hortox, Eastern Pass.
Agent,
1188 Broadway, New York City.
w. II. Doll, Gen'l Pas. Dept.
1334 New York, Ave., Wash. D. C.
C. L. Longdorp, N. E. Pasa.
Agt.
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II. R. Duval, Pass Agent,
Continental Trust Bldg. Balto, Md.
R. E. L. Bunch, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Portsmouth, Va.
NOTICE I
North Carolina, Sampson Coun
ty. By rlrtue of tho authority
rested In me as Sheriff of said coun
ty and haying In my hands the tax
b oka for the year 1899 and 1900
nd S. R. Worn 11 having tailed to
pay his taxes for 1899 and 1900 and
And I having levied on 20 acres of
land in Fianklin Township In said
county, listed as the property of
3 R Worrell. I will on Monday
'.he 2nd day cf December 1901
t 12 o'clock m , at the Conn
House door in Clinton, do l so much
of said land as may be nacassary
or cash to the person tayi&g said
axes and cost amounting to $7 50
is is provided by law In such cases
Said land is described as follows:
Adjotnlug tha lands of C T. Fn
nell, N. U. Fennell. Thos Brnning
on and others containing 20 acres
more or less.
J. M. MAR8HBURN,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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Davidson College.
The 05th session of Davio'hon Col
lege begins on Sept. 5ti', with the
prospect ef a largely inereaeed at
tendance. Dr. James M. DoucIhS.
f Sooth Carolina, has Den eb ct'd
to the Chair of rayeics to take the
place of Dr. Smith, the rcert)y elc
ted President, and Mr. John A.
Brewm, of Bostoc, Mas , Las beu
appoinUd Gymnasium D. rector. The
Saearer B blical Hall i . I ing
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l Ktv. Dr Arcbiba'd Windham on
lJire t'rtet, What &(A thft
-uekLl 1 thoartt you wre laii p
with all aorta of bad diaaatP
MAtd to I wai,"ritiUd tbe rcvar
tot geci'tmio,"I bad an attack af
isdig-aticn ar.d trou tfcat tiata on
my whole ryattm Laa betn in a dis
rd erd eotdition until I btjan iak
igHv Harraparilla wtieh bt
i ut aaa on any feet and cnr4 aJl my
icd atb tr- ub'a '
"I don't duobt it.9 aaid tha lawyer.
Thia rrme atdicioe cored ay wife
t ibf-nmat am ard uty httla ajirl of
trcfala. Whn tbt-y aay it'a th
mi medicir-e money an boy, they
r lv tell the truth."
V. mm .k.JA .K.J
iniaUr, and the two passed oa.
MILEAGE TICKETS KEDl'CF.I.
Seaboard Air Line Railway on thou
sand mile tickets are now suid from all
points on its lines at rate uf. $i.00, in-
Hiding those previou- y rold in the
tate of Florida at 10,000 l ber 1 i k-
ets are got d over the entire graboarJ
Mr Line Kailwaj sjiaeni ar.d are un-
red between Ricbuii nd and Wahmg-
ton b, the Richmond. Freder ck-burg
d rolomac and lnnylvama rail
road, between rortnioutb and JUlti
more by the Baltimore oteaui Pocket
ompany iBay Line) and between
Ciinton and Columbia. S. byithe
oiumbia, Newberry it L&urers Kail
ad. AH tickets which have been
Id at $2,00 and endorsed "not good
n btate of Florida" will te honored
over the entire sys em, ii.cluding linen
n Florida, regardless of such endorse-
taenas
NOTICE I
North Carolina, Samp on c untv.
By virti e of the auth rity es ed in tue
at 8t.sr ff of said county an. I Lav ng in
my hands th:- tax boks for Ihe year
1W.0, and Raiford rume t'sestat- ha-
g fa l.d t pay bis txe for lyoo an.l
having levied on 1$ acres of land in
FratiKliu township i.i atdcoun y, list--d
a the propertt of Raiiord r euuell
estate. I will 0.1 M on Jay the 21 ay o
tc 101 a 12 o'clock m, at (tic cou-i
hollar d Our in 1 lint n,.seli so much o
a u laud s may he necessary for cash
to th pervon payinsr 8aid ae atic
ohi auiuunting to 11.36 as is provid'-o
by law in suct csrs ,-ai 1 land i of
ri. td as f ji ow : 15 acres of land in
Krankiin township iaid co ty.
J M V A US HBl'KN,
Sberifl and tax col iclor.
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Generally. Send for illustrated eata
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DAN1ELEALLEN AND COMPANY.
Tib Miisy Bssk
I $4.85
JM'hCI.U. TAS1I )K It
irt(JLK JJAhlUXaUlOT CJUNft.
llai a f'ttacbabU t.ir I. rrad atra bv
t . i J aul. rfu airrl ok-t4- ma has
a I j m.; txt i. 3t9 1 ttaotror (Mr w k ait
i C f ault nt-d nam. , t M ciUu. i.b sk.i i(
. nil Lu m. r. dnpi d fi rri iri rta. na. cta
uii piitl Kiim.rg'isS intik,iitsr 1 at .'ai.
i a ft 0 eLckor4 fon-otf.
T.tl O.ROTJO
InJImk rd dotal f araltfevd la tlwaaf M !sk Worral.
If wti4 ta laaatis BJaa'ar aai W -! a4iioaJ
JULIUS im B1BDUABK CODPINT.
R A LOOK. X. 9.
XJU Ilawsj Ansl Wild TarkrT.
Trere ,s ror.a..-n Lyy. staaul
tave lltfcka aboat . ilnr mil
rid of all tue j by not Tbt(
elubrated Drsugbon Hawk Callx
brtr r the kawka. yea sloaot lav to
go to taen. And btrcaftar go oot
with this l'al!r atd yonr gaa and
rid joar farm tf ta?a trca blest asa
iirds ard ilas year it ac4
daagbtera. Oaly Mveaty Ira iitu
ach or a-x dollars par lucoa. 1 will
nmlsh a perfect Tarkoy OsJlar at
veul It rent each or aix dollars
ir t i?u. O j rtpt of prleo 1 will
t.d lallrra by asil to oar address.
T .rt Rt..
11. H. DKACaioy,
Miiao( H. C.
We have sn these Callers an
Q'H their cry atd they are per fost
trui'ators of tLo birds Uenstlves
KJifor.
CUAIANTECa
$5,000 DEPOSn
ft R. FARE PAID
200 FREE
Sbetarals offan
Wriw sales
OA. -ALA. BUaiNEaaOOU.ECK.Maoon.Oi
MARION BUTLER
J Attoe' kt-at-La w,
60S and CCMTuckr Usillia,
ltALKIQII, N. C.
Pi a- t ices ia all SUU aad Faderal
(urta.
STOPPED FRXX
ParaiBaaallf Car kf
DR. tKEAT
NERVE RESTORER
Strsat, PbriaSaiaaia.
cTTS
l TIIIAI.
1 1. Pit n"wu k pf
I fnMwa.MNi
I mm toWm KMtff
llwuiif.IikiuM. Ik I
.rf Bit
uALIFORiNIA King Gold Mines Company.
82 Broadway and 0f) aw Bt., Now York.
JOHN P. J ONUS, rrafddomt.
CAPITAL ltOOO,000 611 ABBS FAB VALUE, fft.OO T.AC n.
FULL PAID-KOM-ASSIMAIII.
DIKECTOBt:
H.n. John P. Joaea, Gold Hill,Nv.
U. H. Senator aad mine ownr.
Qca Jams B. Graat,DBVr, r lo
Ix Got. of Colorado, ef Gtaai
Omaha 8mltlng Co.
Hon H. F. Psttlgrsw, Slavs Fails.
ii. I , U. H. tteaator.
IIou. Wlllard Tllr, Daarsr, Cclo
Atiarawy at Law.
vm. C. Kac, Jr Philadelphia.
Pa. Ral Eetate and laraat..
lohn C. ltfcntgomery, Dearer, Colo.
Prea. Moatgonaery IavstaaoatCo.
Ail
Wells. Frg Co. a Bak. C3 SrosUsrmy, ZTaw Trk.
Olfer 200.000 Shaits Triisinr Stick at J3.00 en Slrtie.
The California King Gold Ulaea Oaatpaoy a was O elalans la pits
ma Batlc, four milea from the Colorada Blrer la tallforala, aad H
mliea by direct road from Tama, Aria.
i v loprof nt work baa bea la pregraaa for tb last lx yaaxn, aad
more than 10,000 feet of a hafts, orlfta, larala aad aata hata baaa Mm
pletd and paid for by tho owaera.
Upwards of fifteen million toaa of era ara bow r 4y far tba mill,
all of whlca will be mined by opa aata at a aoaalaai ty'..
A contract baa bten entered into for tka ereetfoa of a mill and
I cyanide plant capable of handling
cuuipieitHi iuii jbi. iu uirwiun fuarsniM ini laia piaas win do
placed in operation .regard leaa of theamoaat of traaaury stork aobci1brd.
Tbe net profit after eommonrlnf opera tloaa will exceed $00,000 a
month, and pi obably rtach $100,000 a anonth, wltola a year. Tbe ore
m sight will enpplv auch a plant for more thaa forty years.
The property la owned by the directors. There la no promotloa
stock or promotion money. No salaries to cfisera. Iv ry dollar real
zed from the sale of stock goes Into the treasury tc pay for tka pi aat.
Not a fchare ot stock has been (.fared for saK beforv
R pens of J. Ralston Bell, London ; Was A. lsk, Peavsr: Zaisr
son Gi lonvr; P. U. Dubois Berkeley, Cl ; J. L, t irl and 'n,
.11 m!i r: n Jul eg engineers, aree 10 rrinmnoi?f t!a proper.
Apcluat.ou wl btmadtolist atocacntkaBoaKc tck Kxcbaage.
Pfosp ctus and any In format ion daaLrc wll t- aiikad oa appli
cation. Subsc lplions rectlved by
'HBCAL1FORNIA KING GOLD INK3 Ci..3U BROADWAY, N. Y.
Kotks & Daka, 27 fitst Boston.
TJCs. Pfiuck C JKa. Bwta Bldf. FhMadelph
Paaa-o arr vohotbr. 411 WK4fi Ft. Pimaa
!
i if
alia I
S4.85
H IGH
J
D f f TJ
Jf JfOiGCl Y OUT
Funilj!
ny Uklac a ratio im tba id m
tabiiaie4 aad UlfctWa
Fidelit. Oilul Life
hmm Cospiyj
of rniLADixrjiiA.
Far Urav raUs, ate., apply t
Afreait.
CU5TW1. .1. C
GUARaMEHI)
$900
JALAKI T K HI
Men si.4 womeo of guoc td3f :
rtprsseut a, tow- to tra-: a-.j t
lag agents, others for 1 w ra l. k
lag after our iotrsU IO r
guarBle4 j early; eilra ccsiuim i
eUklitbed Lous Of aad cL-.- t.r
'aarnest soaa or wi itisn to e. ; - '-
aat, rrmaoent tton. litaral n t---and
future. Now, Lrilliaal lUes n
al waaa
STAFroKI PKMH
St hsreh ht . .fwHiirt l
Crn llir tldera.
Cot down your cota ta:k
fodder l rndy to pall, aad a' fk
titll r- rfc!y cry a.i nrl Tha
Corn hhrldT "r 'n llutk
and 'hredd'-r. or b- tlur sMU
laTTbeCoia Cutur and lU-tWa'of
will prepare ju o r nd iry enrs
talks iBto atf IL-r,. a.d
forage I'ric a fr jni $12 OJ v.
Addrtwi: Ca-.h Hqjt riupotv ,
W. f. Ilarn.a Maaagar. luie'g.
N. C.
Hob. AaaT W. Ccle, Brooklyn , v.
Y., Chair maa Board f gftata Kail
read Ooaamliflaasm
6tllaoa Botchla, Vaahlartox, I. C
Pabllihar aad aalna ewasr.
narry U. Ocrhaaa, Cwvoa City,
Var. Pssja. Ballom Bxchatjrs
Baak aad Foat. Coanaaak aalaa.
flaa sop baa vT. Doaw, M T. It
U. Saaasar aad aalaa awaar.
Jaroaaa B. Laaetald, JrM Biagfcas
to a, If. T. iTiraatwr B1agaU
Trast Oa.
. B. Laodflald, Jr.. Boar ot ary a
Traaaarar.
L000 toaa of ore dally, which will bo
. :
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