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JiKl'LULICA.N liL'LK VS. DK3IO
CRATIU. From Union Republican: "Since
1857 tne Republican administration
of Pennsylvania Las wiped out debu
incurred Xor improvements, etc.,
through the medium
-iiv their nam vk shall.
KNOW THKM."
We can onlj judge a tree by the
fruit it bears, the same rule will ap
ply to political parties, go if the peo
ple of Greene County wants to keep
on voting for a party that keeps run
ning the county further and further
in debt every year, then Tote the
Democratic ticket. If they want to
put their county aHairs in the hands
of a party that can and will run the
offices on an economical basis, then
vote the Republican ticket- Voter,
which do you prefer? Eastern Re
corder.
The above will apply to other
counties In North Carolina besides
Greene.
The very quintessence of bad taste
of a sinking anfl nf f.mrirn,in acov wa .v.
iuiiU aiuue tu me amount nf
. , " ttmouni oi .- hibited by those Virginia Democrats
8uu,uuu. Republican DOlicv lika thl
v. . voncy like thU who while SenaU)r rjaDifcl lay wrest-
for North Carolina sounds invitinc h
. . . ... t luviutib, ling wltJl death, began a canvass for
lu tc- uonas and debt ac
tus seat.
And this from a party who pro
fesses to deplore "pie-hunting" in the
Republican i-arty. Snaiae on them.
cumulated during the past quarter
of a century by a Democratic admin
istration." Pennsylvania has no direct State
tax. ine expense of the State are The Clinton News-Dispatch devotes
paid by a tax on corporations, who a column answer to its own question:
are able to pay it. That is Republi- "What is the cause of so much mar
can rule. jer and attempted murder?" It suc
Contrast It with the situation in cinctly answers in seven words: "It
North Carolina, where a bond issue Is the fruits of bad legislation."
of a half a million dollars was forced And this, too, in North Carolina,
last year for alleged "needed im- where, after years of Democratic
provements" on our State institu- rule, "the sound of the pistol is
tiOUd. r. 1 1 1 r r frt.Miw.nt Vt o r 1 1. r . , , . t . u
mockiug-bird."
JIOW STANDS THE CASK TO-DAY?
uur news columns this week carry Jvery boy who desires to learn
accounts of eleven murders that have more about intensive farming should
been reported in this State during
the past week. The loss of human
life in this State is appalling. The
worst feature la that crimes are on
ma increase instead of on the de
crease.
get into the Corn Contest and get the
help and information that will be
furnished every contestant by the
Commissioner of Agriculture. Try
just one acre of land this year and
see just how much more corn can be
What is the cause and what is the I made h? cultivating it under the di
remedy? For the benefit of our many I rections ot the department. Reinem-
lcv subscribers, who have probably er too tnat tne successful cornea
ls er read it before, we give below a tant wil1 receive a free trip to Wash
quotation from Governor Aycock's in- iuton in order that he may receive
augural address delivered in Raleigh kis diploma in person
in January, 1901.
The quotation is
us follows:
"Under Fusion rule lawless
ness walked the State like a pes
tilence, crime stalked abroad at
noonday, sleep lay down with
alarm, and the sound of the pis
tol was more frequent than the
song of the mocking-bird."
By implication he charged up all
the crimes that occurred during the
Fusion administration to Fusion
rule.
We hope that every reader of The
Caucasian who is Interested in party
success will assist us in securing new
subscribers from now on during the
campaign. If you haven't time to see
I'OUr neijrhhnrs in noronn ni
thpm . " " : ao are opposed to any county in the good
them to subscribe, then please, send old free State of North Carolina elect-
us a list of their names and we will ing its magistrates and some other
take pleasure in mailing them sample of its officers by the people, unless it
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
i
Mr. Meads Says The Caucasian is
Pointing Out the Correct Course to
be Iursued by all Republicans Who
Wish to See the Party Grow.
Editor The Caucasian: Enclosed
find one dollar with which glre me
credit on my subscription to your pa
per. i tnmic ine Caucasian is as
good, if not some better .than any
paper of its size in the State, and is
pointing out the correct course to be
pursued by all Republicans who wish
the old party to grow and prosper;
and all those who do not see to it asJ
you do, must have ?ome kind of a
mote In their eyes, or an eye single to
their own Individual and selfish in
terest. There are many who, if the
party leaders were united and honest
in their hearts and work, could be
easily induced to quit the old Demo
cratic party which has fooled them
so often by nice promises during
election times, just to get their votes,
and then falsified nearly every prom
ise made to the -people. Take, for
Instance, the postal savings bank bill
which has been claimed by them to
be a desirable law for the good of
the poor people who wish to save a
few dollars for hard times against
the uncertainty of the present bank
ing system which have robbed so
many of them of their little deposits
put in said banks. They all. except
one, voted squarely against that bill.
To hear a Democratic politician talk
about election time, one who was not
thoroughly acquainted with, and up
to their tricks, would naturally think
he was the man to vote for; that he
advocated the poor man's interests,
and promised, with an uplifted arm
and a tightly clinched fist, that un
less heaven and earth passed away he
would stand by and stick to what he
was preaching if only the dear down
trodden, tariff-robbed people would
elect him. The people have been lis
tening to such for a long time, be
lieving the most they said was true:
but now their eyes have come open
and they, after a long forbearance
with these politicians, have found
out they did not practice what they
preached; that they were only after
their votes to get the offices, and did
not care a d m for the people the
common people; that most of their
legislation was in the interest of the
rich and, therefore, detrimental to
the poor classes of the State.
Local self-government is another
instance I sight you to. How they
have howled, and how they even do
howl now in some places about being
in favor of the people ruling the
State, and yet, watch them how they
vote on bills in the Legislature and
hopeful of electing a Congressman in
this district.
The conference vu attended by
Congressman Morehead, Hon. Thoa.
Settle, and others.
The Observer further states:
"This Charlotte meeting and ad
dress will open the fall campaign in
the State. That it will be replete with
utterances of distinctly suggestive ca
ture goes without saying. It is be
lieved that the administration will
outline something of its North Caro
lina and therefore its Southern policy
at his meeting."
THE SIATH DIST1UCT.
McKinnon, of Lxxuu, Welcomes lie-
turn of Day When "Oiliee Seek
the Man."
Washington, D. C, March 19. A.
J. .McKinnon, a well-known business
man of Maxton. N. C, was here to
day and whn asked if he would be a
candidate for Congress against Rep
resentative Godwin, he said: "I will
not make an active campaign for the
nomination, but would welcome the
return of the day when the office
seeks the man.
"The people of the district will
know by the convention who they
want to represent them, and if I'm
the fortunate one, I will make a vig
orous fight for the election and serve
them to the best of my ability here."
ord. Which, as Truthful James would
say, Col. Reece knows "what he's
talkla about."
TERRIBLE RAILROAD WRECK.
There Were .More Thiua Two-Score
Killed lYtrisht Wreck Cause of
Accident.
. Mars hall low a, Iowa, March 21.
More than two-score persons were
killed and almost as many more were
injured to-iay In the wrecking at
Green Mountain of tvo Rock Island
trains running over the Chicago
Great Western tracks from Marshall
town to Waterloo. Several of the In
jured may die. Practically all of the
dead and Injured were from Iowa and
North and South Dakota.
Several of the dead are so horribly
mantled that identification may be
impossible.
A little freight wreck on the Rock
Island last night at Shellsburg was
the indirect cause of the Green Moun
tain disaster. The Rock Island line
was blocked and it became necessary
to detour over the Great Western
tracks. Two trains sent from Cedar
Rapids to Marshalltown were coupled
together and the two locomotives
placed in tront of them. Both loco
motives were running backwards.
Why the Democratic State Conven
tion Will .Meet iu Charlotte.
A meanin' of no harm, we may be
permitted to quote what a well-
known politician, not a resident of
Greensboro, said a few days ago as to
why the Democratic Convention is
going to Charlotte. "That place,"
said the gentleman, "was wide open'in the statistics for 1909 is 49,488
Census Report Shows 10,303,240
Dales Ginned.
Washington, March 21. The cen
sus cotton report shows the crop of
1909 to be 10,363,240 bales, count
ing round as half bales and including
linters, compared with 13,432,131
for 1908.
Cotton estimated by ginners as re
maining to be ginned and included
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THE CAUCASIAN,
RALEIGH, N. O.
for a fact two years as:o. Charlotte
says, 'Come back, boys, and we will
do it again.' Greensboro says, 'We
are short on the stuff; we haven't
enough for our own use; let's don't
divide; let Charlotte have it.' And
she got it." All of which is respect
fully submitted. Greensboro Rec-
bales.
The average gross weight for the
crop counting round as half bale, and
including linters, is 496.5 pounds,
compared with 505.8 for 1908.
The number of ginneries operated
for 1909 crop are 26,660, compared
with 2 7.598 for 1908.
Peary Snubbed in Atlanta.
New lork, March 17 Commander
Robert E. Peary has cut short his
lecture tour in the South. The re
fusal of Governor Brown of Georgia
to introduce him to an Atlanta audi
ence last night, his reference to the
Commander in an Interview as the
"fakir" and the small crowd that at
tended the lecture, brought forth an
nouncement from the Civic Forum in
New York to-night, under whose au
spices Peary is lecturing, that his
plans have been changed.
FREE TO YOU MY SISTFR r? oYou-nd si..r-su
OIO I Ll faring from Woman's Ailmrt7
Alleged Night Riders Indicted.
copies of the paper from our office.
happens
to be a safe Democratic
Ine Caucasian will be unusually in- having been jolted and gored so' hard
teresting from now until thp nam. Und nfton v.tt t-. .
o . i . .. I vu,m- vii-v-ii uj uui ucmuci aim irienus
Since that time, and under Demo- paign is over, and every RennhiiMn and seeing that Republican nrin,!mJ
you and independent voter should ba a as advocated by the Republican party
reader of the paper.
cratic good government, if
please, crimes of every nature have
continued to increase in this State.
If the Fusionist were responsible for
the comparatively small number of
crimes committed during their ad
ministration, doesn't it naturally hold
that Democratic good government,
and the means they employed to get
back in
WILL SAIL JUNE 10.
Colonel Roosevelt Will visit-
- w kjv-1 v i ai
Points in Europe Refore Sailing
for Home Will be Tendered a
Grand Reception.
in the State is far better than those
advocated by the Democratic, and
that the Homestead law and most
all other laws that protects the poor
man from being thrown out of house
and home, was made by the Republi
can party; and, also, seeing that the
Democratic party is opposed to these
laws, and making efforts to wipe them
Shellal, Egypt, March 20. Then- off the statute books of thp statQ
power, are responsible for dore Roosevelt will sail for New to disfranchise so manv whit
. . V 1. I .
ine great increase in crime in this J UI- uu iae steamer Kaiserin Au- PIe m so many ways, they have con
State? jguste Victoria on June 10th. This eluded to vote the Republican ticket.
If not. it is up to the Democratic Wt Cm V V 6St pian and THOS' MEADS.
ooHtin t 1 JJllT, I hJms h iato Port on Weeksville, N. C, March 19. 1910
Hons.
Hopkinsville, Ky., March 21. In-
AUnMiM. ,aictments were returned by the
I am a womin. il P.hricti-in Pnimtir rrt-nnt t -n . i
know woman's sufferings. T ' . , . J J
1 have found the cure. I against Dr. David A. Ames, Guy
nA J- M- Malone. Milton Nich-
womu'a ailments. I want to tell aU worrufn about ls' Jhn Romson, and Irvin Glass,
uVro. them with being members
??ursflves t home without thrKrfTof the "night-rider" band that raided
ffhtrweMw Hopkinsville December C, 1907. Prop-
WhhVsfh in the raid. Several de-
pSST.: "T'Sr.11 of the wn were shot and
XL ou complete ten day' treat. .
yTurIf To' Officers Will Fight For
anf " r1 you Should Wish to coniW Ifl JSL"? the
- Vm. 11,00 Luaii Lwn ppnTo m nn. i . ti . . . . " b j jia uhiv Mnrvnv r; 4At-. i . .
K"r" nicago. March 21. Eight weeks
-"AN Had begun its investigation
women suffer, and how they can easilv rnVK,-W"" .eltonr illustrations Bhowin Vhi Ior alleged Violations of the Sherman
ffiP.;'? Jrx to-day re-
i.ryoun$r. To Mothers of Daughters Ti win -JV '"th my home remedy. It
md effectually ..,r- i "i-crs, i will explain a BitnnlA hAm. V-t
W WU J
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Wl'Ein-LE OK PASSENOKlt TISAIN
KfTectlve Sunday. Oc tober 10.
S0UTHB0UN9.
DAILY.
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.nd effectually cur JuerhoeC Greeilickne FX"- B!mp,e tohfcBSda,
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box n sj. . . ..
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to make some explana-1 Friday, June 17th
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Roosevelt nearer
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more
brings Colonel
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Letter From Warren County.
Mr. Editor: I am away down here
Lawlessness in this State is sad. I there. To-day he made the following amonS these red. rocky hills of War-
But you can't expect any better. The brief statement: " ren County a-wiggling behind the
leaders political leaders especially "Naturally I am deeply touched Plow-handles. Just begun to break
down east have heretofore encour- and Pleased to learn that my fellow- up a tpn-acre field with the stubborn
aged lawlessness. Did it in the or- countrymen feel they would like to est mule a fellow ever associated
ganization of the Red-Shirts. Night- receive me on my return to New with and between the sweat of the
riders are no worse than red-shirts. York. I shall be more than glad to brow and these insects stinging me
Both are a disgrace to a civilized see them, but my reception must be about in spots, I feel like hunting for
country. Partisan politics are at the non-partisan. It must be participat- anther job where there is bigger pay
bottom of both; and in the judgment, ed in by Republicans. Democrat in and lpss work to do. Tr, fart
some amen-corner political hypo- Populists, and men of other, or no there are many hardships a poverty-
.vo usyb answer ior 11. fai. kiuu anse in short, by all cllu,-lv mariner nas to endure, so I am
Lincolnton Times. "ho care to take part in such a re- goinS to quit complaining and work
The seed of Democratic newspaper 1?' whtatever utheir Politics may ith renewed energy for even the
m. ... e' or whatever they be, Easterner blSgest crop in the neighborhood Tt,
misrepresentation have more than Westerner, Northerner, or Southern: the ime, just ke on sending
once raised a crop of lawlessness and er. me the old Caucasian. I love to read
bloodshed and may again, unless the Colonel Roosevelt's European itin- U better than any other newspaper-
credulity of the people has been too 6rary has been definitely determined and those "Bilkin Letters" can't be
long imposed upon. w- . " arriTe ln Rome on 71 .LU1S slQe or the pearly gates of
r--- lana Aprn zxsz, Berlin
May Sth, and in London on the fr.i Now I will close. ns t i,or0'
. --.w.a.vi I r - a JLi.cTV.ll L, CtJI.
o .w Ui xtiu. lie win spend! "c u"ie ior a longer letter
a week in Paris
SneaV!T,r nf . " ' """" 111 "erim, a UIUAUVU
" " muwi.ut iuui uajs in uome, three days each
SPR
'IN THE HANDS OF THE 3L1-CHXNE."
State Convention, the Raleigh State at Genoa. Vienna, and Buda Pest
Democrat says:
"The next Democratic State
Convention will be held in Char
lotte. It will meet on Wednes
day, July 6th. The committee
also made some changes in the
plan of the Democratic organiza
tion, but the party Is still left In
the hands of the machine poli
ticians, and there is no hope of
the electors from State getting
the direct primary as an enlight
ened democracy ought to have."
FIRE AT SHELBY.
Hamburg, Copenhagen, and Stock-
uoim
two days at Bussels. the ttoWq
IIT J1 R"1 Et Work by Fire Department
i evented Greater Loss Caused
ny Overturned Lamp
pi ii i
ouiuy, is. u.f March 20. Fire
wnicn originated in the office of Dr.
L A. Woods, a dentist, in the Shelby
-agonal ianK building, threatened
an entire business block here to
night. But for the hard work of the
fire department the loss would have
SOLD MATERIAL TO CITY.
New Bern .Mayor and Five Aldermen!
10 appear in Court This Week on
vnarges Similar to Those Prefer-
reu against Greensboro Official.
With two factions of the Democra
tic party at dagger's point over-the
judgeship fight and the several other hold the term which
lacuons split up over liauor and of criminal rase r,w
i -
ern, i. m March 19 heen m,,
Jlson of Waynesville. has been The fire was confine t
on the part
appointed
by Governor Ivitrhin I floor cn .l
--aucui. worK
.w. v. cUC ure aepartment. Those who
The cnfFnr , " "w
other Questions. th nemt, cases to be tried , rr" a 1 07 water are the Shel-
- . luusc against I iNauonai
can politics this year. wtT r selIing to the city, ware Comp
Hunter Bros. Brewer Co.
Invite You to the
Prettiest Display of
ING GOODS
In the City, consisting of Dress Goods,
Silks, White Goods, Linens, Ginghams,
rercales, Lawns, Suitings, Etc. We
also carry a full line of Men's, Ladies',
Misses', Boys, and Children's Shoes
and Slippers. Make our store your
stopping place when in town.
HUNTER BROTHERsTbREWER CO.,
turned indictments against the Na
tional Packing Company and ten sub
sidiary concerns.
Two Negroes Lynched.
r 2 a
Marion, ArK., March 18. Bob
Austin and Charles Richardson, ne
groes, were lynched early to-day in
the court-house square by a mob of
300 men. The victims were charged
wun aiding and abetting a jail deliv
ery nere Monday night. At 3 o'clock
mis morning a mob quietly formed
and marched to the jail. The ne
groes were secured and hanged to a
tree in front of the court-house.
not have much time to run Hepubli- -g- - eity and fi. eTelo
The twT' Eskrid Millinery
.atwHrfiW. i- A 7 ' lur company,
.o iij. vireensDoro. The
ill most likely attract much
trust rCr: r"u.eD.st in caused by an overturned i,
his successor will he pCnw, I Vltjr wm them out fire was rH . . ilJC
" viAUAivau,
out at l o'clock.
c n . that which exists in a. T.; tu mpan7. and Pendleton
cA-uviiior uienn is expecting case triii TY1. ... , Aue auu asness Music House
to defeat Senator Overman to hi 2 The fire is supposed E
UOAt ior me senate, we trust ..." "i in Ui,ea Dy an overturned i9ffln
i i 1,1 .u ti. i. i - a. rt fi n M
i , A .7. i x .... . - " was
nC uujjb, at least, mat me state ,r
will be delivered from the ex-Gover- ryan Snant.
nor. Shelby Aurora. Mr- Bryan became furious at a San
For the information of the nublic. tIp..reported. for askiS M he
it may be recalled that the Glenn re
ferred to was for four years Gover
nor of North Carolina, and visited
Raleigh occasionally during that
time.
would accept a fourth nominate
Prominent Republicans Confer at
Charlotte.
Mr. Brvan a wi tlTa 1. ' Ine Charlotte Observer states
first Question shoulde t? me Dem Ex6CUtive e
ocracy. asking that party i? it Si Wednes afternoon was
accept a fourth nomination Man! ?I PfurPose. according to the of-
festly, Mr. Bryan cannot a.na aciai cal1' of discussing wars and
ilt is offered-Houtsoa Tosi " ""1 Pe''Mti5 e Strict or-
o "--u. me local leaders are
lh
ere is a Reason.
WHY?
because vou should ri
your money. ' g" value of
pies:.SriS ,!ne of Wash Dresses with
Co SurtsreaSnabIe aMraCtiVe Shwin f Spring
JUST THINK OF IT
s the chance of once in a lifc ttae g Me thm ont ,l 98. Th"
ing 'WolLJ W Not withstand.
Drees, Wrappers, Kimonaa? and liaTks ym ""How
G.m0rS&"i' - y to Wear'
The Memory SU1I Lives.
Greensboro News.
The Democrats will not regain
control of the government of this
country as long as the memory of the
people holds good.
The Lash of a Friend.
would have been about as welcome
to A. Coper, of Oswego, N. Y., as a
merciless lung-racking cough that
ueaea an remedies for years. "It was
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vine wun trains for Ktntn.i . , ..
train for the North. '"ain ,in'
t '0;B2connect, at Farettevllle with A. r
L. trains from W imin,i,n r-,.., J ...
nah. Horenee. iipnntt.,.n.. ...'...".
Snrlrnr. . ,. n " 7. .7 . . ' ion. I'.en
RViT.H i.T. Z yy1"1-" nouin, connecting '
wfth p.nim.Utliern Rll'r train No. ill.
Oreensboro.
nieeper ior Durham and
k73T'! comX&nr will endeavor v,
ake schedule n4 rnmiu.tin.. .
above, but does not guarantee same.
Raleigh, n. c.
J. A. Ml M.S.
President.
Dr. S. P. Norris Dr. S. Douglass
DENTISTS
The Improved
BLICKensderfer
Typewriter.
V WORK
and pnees-are lower'an; sK.
THE LADIES FURNISHING COMPANY
113 E. Hargett Street,
Below Rosenthal's Grocery
RALEIGH, N. C.
; Missing Teeth
spoil your smile, yonr chanr .m.
the girrof yonr choice-marhan
j . uuuniues tor er
U1C' we " supply the defir,V.-
m dental equipment most efiFective-
ij ana charge you only reanaw
therefor. Come here when nA.
tug dental attention. Examinatica Fret.
Drs. Morris & Douglass
DENTISTS
221 FAYETTOflLlE STREET, - - UOEiea. M. C.
H
A machine at hall the cost and twice
the value.
More real improm,,,, than any
other make.
130.000 satisfied users.
Write tor catalog and get prices before
rou buy a typewriter we save you
money.
The BHckensderfer Mfg. Co,
4tt Nanetal B!dt, Afctta, Ca.
Very Attractive Round Trip Rate
Via Southern Railway to Xew Or
leans, La., MobUe, Ala and Pen
soco,a on Account of Mardi
Gras CelebraUon.
Round trln rat
New Orleans. 26.75; to Mobile. 22.
to Pensacola. 122.90 TMrVota nn
Sailt February 1st to 7th. inclusive,
7oTn final return Umit February 19.
1910. Tickets
March 7th by deDoslHr, am with
special agent at destination on or be
iure eoruary 19 th. and rinnn nay-
ment of i.oo at time of deposit.
For further InformofiftT, a-
tailed InformaUon onoran, rhpd-
mes, Pullman accommrwiatinnQ tc.
call on or write
J. O. JONES.
City Ticket Agent.
R- H. DeBUTTS,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh. N. a