THE CAUCAOIAH
ItALEittif. N. C. Nov. 80, 1905.
Knx.fi r-A at Che I'ont Office in Raleigh
S. C. as econd-cla mail matter.
Eight caw of Bra a 11-pox were dis
covered in "Wilmington Saturday.
Hon. Tho. B. Rollin-, of Aahe
1U is a visitor to Raleigh thla
week.
Two prisoners, named George
Rich and Tucker, escaped from the
Aaheboro jail last week.
It. William Howell, of William
ton, di-d Tiiday, of pneumonia.
He hd b-n county physician of
Martin county for fcixteen yearn.
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Who are In Arrears.
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sUtemnntt to our subscribers who
are in arrears on their subscription.
We are not sending out these Mate
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sending them out as a matter of bual
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will gladly make proper correction.
William Ay cock, a son of ex-Oov.
Aycock, while out hunting Thanks- J,rro r Assault.
glviDg day sustained a very painful Win-ton-Halem, N. C, Dc. 6.
wound in hm band by the prenia- Calvin Tatum, art 18 yfar old colored
ture discharge of hia gun. youth, waa arrested In Stok scount
today by a crowd of Irate citizens
The Tyson & Jones Buggy Co., of on the charge of assaulting a promt -
Carthatre, was visited by a dlaastious nent lady 0f Germauton last evening.
Are Thursday evening. One of their At the llme of tne aajt thre.
new buildings was burned to the tdi ftf ih t.nn wr nn in nc
ground. Los about $16,000.
Mrs. Taylor Baker, a highly re
flected lady of Indiau Trail, Meek
lenburg county, attempted suicide
by cutting her throat. Ill health
was the cause assigned for the rash I hQjd
act.
n the railroad when Ta'um ran u
and grabbed one of the ladies around
'he waist, dragging her several feat
The negro was frightened away by
one of the ladies threatening V
hoot him if he did not release hi
Negro Killed by Officer.
The tobacco maunfacturers of Win
. si i I. i j n n e r 1 It
ttton-naieui hnipp-u x.oiu.ivot ios. Lumberton, N. C, Dec. 4. Officer
of tobacco during the month of No- Lancaster was bringing a negro
vember, being a great increase over named McGill, charged with bur
last year's business for the same pe- Karyt from parfcton to Lumberton
riOU. 1 1 hia a ftornnnn ti n'am h!m tn fail.
TT I At 1 a if A
candidate for President last year, has Prt of town the negro attempted to
accepted an invitation from the ma- 'Jfb when be was shot and in-
chinlsts of Salisbury and Spencer to 8tftDtly y the officer. The
speak in those towns the last week coroner held an inquest and the ver-
lint nran InotlA.Mn 1 .-in-. aI A
In Isnnarv I uiv, w is j uotiuauio uuuikiuci
Tha nlonf nC lha Mill M n II Pui
n " . . Two Men In.t.ntl Kilted.
Saturday night. The loss amounted Morganton, N. C Drc 5 -Eaat-to
$25,000 with only $13,950 insur- "ff, tralD' N; ??D
.nee. There is some talk or build- ' and lf two men Just after
ing a furniture plant on the same pulling out from the station here
this morning. The unfortunates
oaaj I -mii trr l n.i . A
were xaisna w nitenurax ana uecaiur
The safe of the Trenton Drug I Taylor, both of whom recently
Co'8 store, at Trenton, N. C, was I moved here with families from Glen
opened by safe crackers Thursday I Alpine to work in the cotton mill.
night and money and stamps
amounting to $750 was stolen ; $500
of the amount belonged to the post-
office. The robben also secured about
$160 from Mr. E J. Loftin's store.
Senator Clay's Daaswrous Attack.
Washington. Dec. 4. Senator
r. MsstWws Hmm Mmnm Two Efforts to
Xt Hia Life Mm XUUa His Wlfsv.
Greeniboro, N. C Dec. 4. Dr.
Joseph B. Matthew, who ia in jail
awaiting a hearing upon the charge
of causing the death of hia wife by
poison on Friday last, made a second
attempt to commit euicld today
Late yeeterday afternoon be diluted
the hads of a number of matches
In a cup of water and swallowed the
contents. Be soon l(xt consciouoes4(
but his groans attracted the atten
tion of a prison guard, who turn
moned a physician aDd hU life was
saved. Today after sharpening the
(dge of a pewter epoon on his cell
floor he opened an artery in his
wrist, but the flow of blood was
stopped in time again to save hi
life. Matthews Is raving in his delirium.
N01TCK OF esEIZUHE.
Notice is hereby given ot seizure
of tbi following property for
violation of the internal revenue
laws of the Unlw d ttt's:
At Durham, JT. O., July 27, 1905,
1 Jug Corn Whiskey, 4 gallons, of
Dennis EUIa.
At Franklinton, N. C, Sept. 29
1905, I keg, 4 gallons Corn Whla
key of unknown.
At Benson, N. C, Oct. 13, 1905,
1 Jug 3 gallons Corn Whiskey of
unknown.
At , Sept. 26, 1005, 3
package- Apple Brandy 99 gallons,
of D. Ballard, A.' L. Rountree and
J. Wynne
At Louisburg, N. C, Sepf. 27,
1905, 1 kag Corn Whiskey, 2 gal
lons, of Nick Phelps.
At Louisburg, N. C, 1905, oue
70-gallon Copper Still Cap and
Worm of Nick Phelps.
At Wyatt, N. C , Oct. 21, 1905, 1
Jug 3 gallons Corn WhLkey of un
known, j
At Mex, N. C, Oct. 17, 1905, 24
bushels of Corn Meal of unknown.
At Durham, N. C, Oct. 19, 1905,
4 Jug Corn Whiskey, 9 gallons, of
unknown
At Littleton, N. O., Oci. 28, 1905,
3 Jugs Corn Whiskey, 9 gallons, of
D. S. Shearln.
At Green Neck, Oct. 4, 1905, 1
Package Whiskey, 10 gallons, of C,
C. DeComis.
At Merry Oaks, N. C, Oct. 15,
1905, 1 Keg Corn Whiskey, 6 gal
lons, of Samuel filler.
At Franklinton, N. C-, Oct. 24,
1905, 1 Keg Corn Whiskey, 2 gal
lons, 60 gallon Copper Still and
Worm, 2 horses, 1 two-horse wagon,
Clay, of Georgia, was attacked with1 double barness, 7 sacks corn
a severe case of indigestion Sunday I meal, of R. A. Speed.
a .nun siTtoan vcMtra niii fntfrAfi I night so severe he thought himself I Persons claiming the above
A cnlld f"jM dying. The Senator is now improv- property will file their claims with
second term. She is Etta Branton, ln& slowy-
colored, of Rowan county, and was
brought here by Sheriff juuau to-
Drawlna; th Iia.
day to serve one year for larceny. I Young Slopay was courting the
When only fourteen years old she daughter of his former tailor.
was a convict for twelve months. "Darling." he said, I hope you
Raleigh Times. will learn to love and trust me"
. I " WeU," replied the fair object of
Artnur Rogers, a sixteen-year om i nla affections, "I'm sure I can learn
white boy, who lived near Cardenas, I u. lova vo bnt MDa nvg vou are
welve miles from Raleigh, dropped not to trusted." Chicago News. FP7FM A
dead Thursday evening while re- LliLLIlla
turninsr home from Raleigh. The
me in xny office within 30 days as
reqnired by law, or the same will
be forfeited to the use or the united
States.
E. C. DUNCAN,
Coi!ector.
J. P. H. ADAMS,
Deputy Collector.
Nov. 14, 1905. Raleigh, N. C.
boy had been to the city with a load
of tobacco, and while on his way
home he complained of being cold,
and one of his companions gave him
two drinks of whiskey. A few min
utes later he fell over in his coin
paniou's aims and died instantly.
Heart failure wtts
cause of death.
An Old Time Qualification.
As long ago as the year 1634, vo
ters in Massachusetts were required
to swear : "I do solemnly bind my
oolf fht. T will aivA m v vntft and I on stilts,
. - . I mT iron bla has nearly
bUffrage as I Shall jUdge In mine I ,ke it was well, but there are a few rough spots ye
own conscience may best conduce to WlJ&&?Teb?$',
signed as the the public weal." The .germ of free ".
government nau airtmuy UWU Ul-I been under treatment for lour years ana i can
covered in that quarter. Ex.
PIIES. rWl.FS 01 P SOKES f
Clll BE CW-5 51H CO?
READ THE FOUGW HQ IflUF
Pie Ec iimk Co.. Cl cao.
Oektlevkx Kncloel f.ncl one aciiar ic nay u
another bottle of EC-Z1NE and 2s cents foi lie Jin
Soap. 1 have oseJ nearly all ti e bottle you -er
and it has done more for me thin all tie
raents combined that I have :rr p!rv-d fci f r
years. 1 haveliczema on both iti:- i.ora ankle t
knee and I have been so bad at ti.m s 1 nad to
Since I commenced Hie ueot ht--l i
disappeart-d, in fct it feel
t i iir.ru mm m Honia Wrecker.
Wadesboro. H. C, Dec. 6.-A FEARFUL FATE,
horse belonging to Mr. R. J. W. I It is a fearful fate to have to en
Redfern, broke out of the stable and dure the terrible torture .of Piles, etc., wjh Mfjgc
ran into the cook room of Mr. John I I can truthfully say," writes Harry I treatment, sufficient to cure any otdinar
W. Gulledge, demolishing the cook Colson, of Masonville, Ia., 4that for
stove and several other necessary Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Pro
thines retaining to the outfit of a truding Piles, Bucklen's Arnica
Th hirs then made a I Halve is the best cure made." Also
dash tor the dining room and com-1 for cuts, burns and ic juries. 25c;
pletely destroyed everything in the I at all druggists.
room also, damaging the walls Dy
begin to tell yon what I have guttered and th
great trouble and expense I have endured in to?
Jme. but I have great hopes that I' will soon br
cared. I certainly believe I have struck the righ
tamedy at last, witn best vrunes 1 am
Yours truiy. 1 c aa ur i.
Mt. Pleasant. N C
tKf. Pcward will he paid for any skin u
ease. ECZEMA. PILES. BLOOD POISON PIMPLES, RING WORM
a F Rbt
ary case
THE KC-ZINB COMPANY
M. KUPERMEIER, SaleAgenl
ftt Dearborn Street, Chicago 111
tearing off the plastering. It ia sup
posed that the hor?e had what is
known as the blind staggers, though
some fay he bad hydrophobia. The
horse had to be killed in the dining
room.
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
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A life insurance company recently
got this letter from a bereaved
widow: I take great pleasure in in
forming you of the death of my
husband, who was insured in your
company. Please send me papers
quick, so I can prove he is dead."
THE
YOUTH'S
COMPANION
Wilt glf it rtodtn In th
2 luuu of tf0 1903 Volumt
Stories, Mch a book in ttseit reflecting
life in borne, camp ana nauu
m,ir. ia ft disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
IN MAD CHABE.
Millions rush in mad chase after
tive. Many sudden I health, from one extreme of faddism
ueaius arc tauacvi . 4U- ,kan irtUat ivnlH nnlv
ease, pneumonia, eat good food, and keep their bowels
heart failure or regular with Dr. King's New Life
apoplexy are often their troubles would only pass
the result of kid- away Prompt reUef and quick cure
kidney 'trouble is for liver and stomach trouble. 26c. ;
. a a. -M
allowed to aclvauce i at all arnggisu ; guarameeu
the kidney-poison-ed.
blood will at
tack the vital organs, causing catarrh or I Tkmt Goblin Caal Gt Hlau
SSa2SS Uncle Joe Cnnon do.t run
Bladder troubles almost always result away from Presidential boom. Me
from a derangement 01 tne Kianejs ana i treatg the boom Whenever U ap
a cure is obteined quickest : by a PP proacheB to a vigorous pitchfork
treatmentofthekitlneys. you are feel- r
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taKinsr ui . '
. 1,Mnir liver and bladder remedy.
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raiding pain in passing it, and over-1 mTe an that old and well
Gompenea to gooiico .B,ri I Soothing Sybdp. for children
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.'SSrJSS One two-Bevolatlon Campbell pre,
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Potash
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Tobacco must have Potash.
Our little book, 'Tobacco Culture," con.
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OUR PR1CI8 ACE IICHT.V CMl ABO! til CI.
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welle, good fenoea, good Mock, all on good land, undar od
management aaenre good prottU. The good applies
throng boot. It molt apply throughout, or It ViU sot applj
to profits.
Nowhere Is discrimination more noeesaary than la the
selection of fences. The farm mutt be fenoed. Hence, se
lect the boat fence, the KLLWOOD FKNCfi.
The Elwood is built like a bridge braeed, so pporUd,
tied ; no stronger or more substantial structure possible.
Ellwood fences wll hold your hogs, cattle, horses, and poul
try. Ell wood Fence has always been popular. Itanjwerr
all purposeea and nerer disappoints.
We have Ellwood Fences for sale, and at prtoes that will
suit you. dome and see us we hare a bargain for you.
Yours Truly,
Hart-Ward Hardware Company,
RALEIGH N. O.
Three limes '.the .Valuel ot
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n umer. vJWS
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dent of the Company replied as follows :
I cannot advise any subscription by the Company to the
campaign fund for any purpose. The money held by the
Insurance Company in trust for its policy holders cannot be
used for political, educational or religious purposes, and
any vote by the directors authorising a subscription would
be beyond their authority, and for any money paid under
such vote, the directors would be personally liable, and at
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Agents wanted in unoccupied
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Boston, Oct. 6, 1896.
ALBERT U. FOSTER,
Vice-President.
Short Stories by the best of Living Story.
Writers Stories of Character, Stories of
it. Stories ol Humor.
Sacxt Notes On Current Events sad Disco.
ia tne nsia 01 sacna ua iwvnu
Bristit sad Ann
8trsncs sod Curious
Anecdotes, Items of
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Ksslth Articles, Religious Articles,
Children's Page, etc
iBJOO wtf7 it thrided eauaOw mmiV ssteertters
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mtmhmmmd Sampte Ccpe$ if Me Payer.
This is not only good sense, and therefore good law and equity, but It
i p'ain, everyday common honesty a quality which seems conspicuously
t have been lacking in tne management 01 me omer tompaniw.
Agents wanted in every County in the State to sell New England
Annual Dividend Contracts.
A. J. WIL.L1FORD,
GENERAL AGENT,
Raleigh, N, C.
' he Seaboard Air Line Railway'
S" N OUNCES THE INAUGURATION OF THE 8HOO-FLY TRAIN
' Between Weldon and Raleigh
w I H CONNETIOWS FROM OXFORD, LOUI8BURG AND WAS
RENTON, COMMENCING
MONDAY, JANUARYtSTH.
IfTbo Seaboard Airline takes great pleasure in announcing the lnau
n . the 8hoo-Fly train between Weldon and Raleigh, mak
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Raleigh Marble Works
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ot the State at same prioe at
at shop.
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cooper BBOHm lroprl)to
Raleigh, N. 0.
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