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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

Ex-CoNGREssMAN STEPHEN F. VIII
SON. of Wellsboro, Pa, has built for
himself a granite tomb in shape of a
log cabin.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

GMY dear sir, how much your daugh-
ter has grown this last summer. l can
scarcely believe it. Why, her dress
scarcely reaches to her shoulders.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
LETTERS FROM TIE CORNERS.
NICK OR NorH1x' HAIL.
KnKENs.Y CoRNKRs.

r. EDTTUR: The
wilder wus up next
mornin, brite an
soon; she was boun
to git acquainted
with the batchel-
dore, an she did, fur
she way lade him
es he wus q sneek-
in down the back
S t are s with his
boots in his hans,
an his galluses a
hanCin down his
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
W. Y. MORSE & co.

When you have cold you do not know
how to cure it. All your friends know how,
and they tell you, but that does not affecs
the cold
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

Some years ago daughter of Har-
net Beecher Stowe gave Mrs. Frances
Hodgson Burnett thin gold ring, set
With 3 single moonstone (moonstones
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

When the face of the small boy has set
look, it is evidence that mischief is about to
be Matched.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12
G,en g0eiten, 10. aen gaeiten

nehmen Mprtaten BON Auswauterern t9ren gses.
Iauenb uub Nbertauiente acres eanhes, nas bort
ned NIT iunsfrdultmem @dlpe beitauesu 1T, barren
Der Civilization beten brinst ober, unb has bebente
man wrbl, nod anbere @efabren nit fG eal5 bic, rcn
eiuer blntbhrlieen 8ribbaut alpirt Su werhea gBte
man6er unternebmenbe rSeitlera Bat iiG nidt l9pn
Elm Stad eanb sefldrt, haun mir cem unerbttiiGs
Ten Seinb ber Gniebter TN ferneu Reften, her Maas
ria, jum Srfer gu fallen. @elh eine @pttessdte fur
ters 9Rasenbtters, meun CT d tuserpeiie eineu sss
bbrsen Wprrath barrn einsele9t bat. @erabe hie
siebtsfeu 3pnen fur adertau nnb 9ersbau nn tn un=
ietem 9au6e bic am metiten ron Malaria berrctten
Gesenben. Ner fi& NIT Spitetiers Rasenbtttsrs
ebt fam threr ppitea. auf trdftiae 4brperfcnttus
ticn alein earf man fd in rteem Sale nte rerlaen.
MaIartn itredt Starte uuh SHpn6e nieher, aber rcr
BEN Bitters nimmt He reBaus. an6 TT hdiieIbe sui
sesen Rbeumatismus, 0rsreplie, Stlicftdt uni Gte'
renletheA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

uns gefast = i9 m6ate feline esrene au,
Grau babsn. @iesif anbetunsswiir.
big fh6n uno fie ldBt fi6 bereituilisit
perebren; abr i'd balte iie fir einen paf,
fibiten @eid6pfe auf @ottes @rob6ben
uno Id CLAUDE, lie f6unts mid aIs meis
ne Grau nit ibrem unerf9htterli6en
Glei9muib 5ur 8ersmeiftung bringen.
Sd wdre udmli9 lei1ter re9t griinbs
lid elenb gu maden, als Sic bielei9t
glauben. Sd babe cine Sobesan9ii
bapor, mid einmal unslhdlid gu pers
beiratben. @lhdlidertpeiie 1T bas lei1i
80 bermeiben. Wian brauht nur lebig
su bleiben. Oaju bin i6 borldufig ent.
i6Ioiien.
Wifen Sic pohl, baB es mir bier
botEam, ole Oh sic ernltlid boran
6d6ten. bic Marquiie um ibre 0nnb 3u
bitten 2 Run. es freus mid, baB es
ni6t 10 Dsit gefommen iIt. Sbnen
tDlnf6e iG cine CUTE. orbeEilide fleine
Grau, bic nift nur grIiebt iein mill,
ionbern ouc3 Sic lieb baben fann. Die
fd6ne Marquife g6nne i'd einem Nsus
bauer. Gin ManrT ieiues Galibers mirb
Diel be1er nit ibrf fertig tperben oIs sic !;
benn bel al feinem @gOismus iDhrbe
Neubauer taum BON ibr ertparten, mas
Sic luobl dls erIie Gebingung gum
Slid onibr Derlnngen ipiirben-n1ns
lid 2iebe. Mber bic bat sSrau sSrene
msiues @rmeiiens niGt 3u bsrseben.
oenn i9 balte iis iiir gan3 unfdbig, II.
genb iemaab uno irgenb etmas su lies
ben.
@hntbsr bdtte germ nod msbr unb
anbets bon ber Matquile erfabren.
0atte ii5 oenn ni1t BON ibm gefpro.
den, fi9 gar nid)t nod ibrp ertunbisi?
Aber habon lagte Deffieur teine Gilbe.
Sollte ibm nod einmal besneeen f9rei.
ben Neinl gs berlobnte f1 ni1t
ber Mabe. Nber Deffieur freunblt1er
Brief muBte beaHttuortet tuerben. Gtins
tber tuollte ibn einIaben, ,i6n In Seutl@.
lamb au befuGen. gr f6rieb ibm anl
nd@heu Sage unb udbrenb CT bamit
bef@dftigt mar, fiel ibm pl6bIi1 elm,
bab es tDUbI nur artig fei. tpenn er eis
nige 3eilen fiir bic Marqaiie in bas
S@reiben an Seifieur nit einlegte. CT
that es nit Der Bite, DeifieuI m69te
ben Brief peri6nlit an feline 8eatm.
mung gelangen lafen.
| @hntbets Brief dn Srene NOR fur3,
bod bate es ibn groBe Mhbe getpftet,
benfeIbeH ab3ufafen. ct iGrieb. er lei
unnlittelbar mad ieiner Nnfunft in
Berlin 10 fstr In 4nTpru6 genomn,eu
tDorben. BOB es ibm niGt m6sli6 gene
fen fei ibr 5u f9reiben. au6 tpdbrent
bes tur5en Gelb3uges bate ct bies MIDI
tbun t6nnen.
@r Eel in bemielben bermun0et nor,
ben uno babe erit felt ipsnigen Eager
Dieber aHgefaugen 3u lefen unb 3u
| f6reiben. Do iei es linn elm Ueolrf,
NIB, fib ber Srau Warquiie uieber su
ndbern. ibr gu iasen, baB er fir bi'
@hte, bic iie ibm In paris ertpieien
babe, bantbarer fei, .als Ct es aus5u
briiden Derm6ge nul lie infi1nbigf
su bitten, i'm 6ur6 einige 3eilen, BIZ
ibm ytaGriAt iiber He bringeH tpiirben
su bseIiiden.
iEortfetune foIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

Nimu1t man on. baB elm gintommen
bon 10000 Marf idbrliG erforberIi6
LIT, um einen 99alermilIiondr bor3u.
fellen. 10 giebt es folder SbaIermi(lio.
ndre in Berlin aerahe 200. eSbre 3abI
betrug i'm Boriabre nur III, In ben
beioen borbergehenbsH sSabren 162 uno
150. Die 3ahl bot fih aIio in brei
Sabren um so pe,ipnen nsrntsbrt. Sn
9an3 preu6en betrdst bic 3abI Der
5balermiaiondre. aIIO 9erionen nit
einem @intommen iiber 120,0 Mart
458.
perionen nit eirem @iiliomnaetl bon
10000 Marf f6nnen i9on @artmillio,
ndre DorRelen. Solder giebt es in
Berlin cine erbeblitbe 3aIi. gs iiub
ndniliG nit einem @:nfomnten iiber
$4,000 Mart eingei6dbt 1913.
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ltrfmnbem ltebertragmmeem amf
Q(affraliSdl.

2tmftralif6.
Mutralien bat uns cine iebr CUTE
8erbeKerung unleres alten Wablgeies
Bes gegeben; aber mir t6nnten aus benz
Dor nod DerbdltniBmdBig furaer 3eit
nur bon MeHi9enfreKern bswobnten
2anbe ettuas nod Diel geleres besie.
ben, ndmli6 bas auittalii9e Geieb fiir
llebertraguna bon @runoeigentbum,
Elm Ge6tsatt, Der. elm BON England
nit benz gesneiuen &s1t geerbter unb
bon uns wom6sli9 nod peri9limmerter
grpuG, bier 10 unitdnbll6. langlpeis
lig, fOitipislig unb babel fir alle Bes
tbeiliattn 10 unauuerldiIis mie tn6glib
Dol3ogen mtro. Wir ibuen es ni1t
billiger als nit oem Nolli9mieren bon
GoliosBdnben nit ben Nbi6riften BET
unenbliG laagtieligen urtunben, big
i'm 2aufe Der Sabre elm Maga3iu na@
cem anberen nit ben alien S9m6tern
anaefaat iii.unb nun Das Sur@iObern
0ieies maHenbaften S@unbes unb
Muiies gum 3ued ber Nnfettigung ber
nNbfraete" 5u elmer &unft gemor0en,
beren 9aupteigentbiimlidfeit unb Glo.
rie barin befebt, baB 10 biele 4bDptas
ten unb lrfunbengelebrte einen einaels
men 8efibtitel Interiu9en, 70 biele Der.
i1iebene @uta9ten iiber beHen gorretts
belt berausfomttlen. Dieter grduIi1e
llnfug 1T uns 70 lieb getporben, lpie
benz gbineien iein 3opf unb 10 uieIe
unge3dblte 3auienbe allidbrli9 audb
bur9 bic unmbgli6teit. @orrectbeit aus
BEN Ntten@aos sa fdaffen, in iGmeren
S9aben fsmmen, 10 regelmdBig lin0
alle Neuerunsen, uel@e Die 2eeislaiuren
on benz alten Grempel maben, INNER
nur neue 8ers bbierunsen1, 10 f9mer
wiro es balteu, griinolidh nit BEN
5@wamm auf5urdualen, obI9on nidts
lei9ter tpdre, als bas, ba man nur eins
aufiibren brau1te, mas In Muifsalien
ibon lange beitebt.
Das auitraliid)e Spnem bermeioet
bic Mnbdufung bon bidleibigen @runb.
bRGern nit ebeufo bidleibigen @runbs
regiitern, ba nidt bic llrfanoen felbit
uregifrirt" tperben. ionbern nur bic
Sitel. Ser gigentbhmer benefit ieinen
Nn1pru@ Dor Geri9t uno erbdlt benfel.
BEN bon oieiem bei@einigt. Bon ba
ipir6 bas Grunbstid ni@t mebr per
vSeeo" fonoern nur per ngertificat@
tbertragen unb Maes mas Der gieen.
tbtmer bierbei 3u tbun bat, III. baB er
iein @ertificat bem ral.&egittrator
Dor5eigt, Der baum bem 3dufer elm ans
beres ausfellt, gana dbnli6 tpie Mtten
elmer &orporation bon einem gigens
tbiimer on ben anoern iibertrasen iper.
ben. Die llebertroaunysseblbr iit ge'
ring uno cine 9npotbet tann auf irgenb
elm 8runbittld In toenigen Wtinuten
unter taum nennenspertben &Dlten &C.
leet werben, 10 baB ftb bic 8erduBe'
rung unb Nneignung BON 2ieeeni6af'
ten fat ebenio lei6t beWertItelligt, al.
bic bon bemeslibsr 9abe. @9on iibel
30 Sabre LIT Diele einfahe unb berrli9'
@inri6tung in Siibauitralien in BE
ftanS unb 8rau9; faft ebeuio lauge Ii
| 9tsu Siio WaIes unb i'm 8au5en II
adj britil6en ProDir3en, barunter Brl
iiiib Columbia.
Warum III es nun 70 ibwer. ia fai
unm0gli9, 9erslei6su BEL uns einSu
flibrea. oa bod fiber bas @efddft Il
8ruubeigentbum babur6 einea groBe'
Nori1ub erbalten tpiirbe 2
Die MHimuIt III einfad. su unIerr
; 9.duli6en SDiiem III gu bezrlt9ss No
uOfatenfuiier! (.W. 80
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Vt / e 3 r / tie

Ser Miti6ulbise Der @iftmiI6erim,
Sngenieur &ode, tpurbe auf telegras
pbii@e &equifitiou bin auf fpanii9em
8oben perbaftet. Sn benz @efdnsniB,
in tuelbes man i'm abfiibrte, tlabm er
eine gr6Bere SoFs @ift, bic er bel fid
3u berbergen gemuBt bate. gr farb
unb ent3og iib auf biefe Weiie benz
Irme ber iirafen6en @ere9tigteit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

s@- 0sanbeln, gliiiIe, @Oiinea, Sos
riutben, fransoiii6e pilaumen, feline
englii9e Graders, @elee5, Mtinee Wea:,
@bofolabe, 8adgetpiirse etc. BEL @ii>
fon& &ote.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12
@runoetaentbums ilebsrtrasanaen.

Stem gugIano 2an6 COMPANY an
0enrp glmenborf 16 @runbfttde in
2afe 8ietp, IS, 500.
s. &aleigb on SenrD Gimenborf, 2
8runbItlde III Safe 8iep. 81, 100.
8. g. @anliep an u. Bedert. @runb'
Iiiif on ber gde bon Sipe DAT, unb
5tarrsS StroBe, $500.
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Ser 9erfoi5er bes Sbeater,etteIs

= Ser 8erfaiier bes 3beater3etteIs
fiir bas oeuti9e Sbeoter In @bieago -
10 f6reibt Der .Wefen' =. be5arf febr
nptbmepbig zines @orretturleiers.
Wel9 brollige ginn. gntftelung Elm
ein3jser faIi9er 9u9fiabe perurfa9en
tann. benefit bic Nn3eige zines Wirtbes
auf befastem Sbeaterjettel, iporin es
beiBt, baB au@ Sanel aud sobne Be-
anfanbuus" .iein 2Otol beiuaen tons
men, ha Der gigentbhmer rfein befon'
beles Mugeumert auf elm anit1nbiyes
Bd5litum gerid)te: bat unb nun elm
ioI1es in feiner @irtbf@aft bulbet."
Warum oenn {ruber ni6t? frdgt man
Ii@ ba unwilIthrIi6. DaB iibrigens
bas 2ofal als liiftig angeprieien miro.
1T iebenfals fein Na6tbeil, unb baB
in Dem 8eriOHen.Yeraei@niB bes ON
Iebten @ountag segebenen 5tiibes bic
iungen Beniionsbamen ols penfondrs
rinnen be3ei9net iinb, tit iuobl nur elm
fleiner 69erS hss Sebers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

s@ eSm aannen uu6 @lasbii6len
eingema6te Semitic, Srii6te, Sliben
bel % III 0 It 6 &nte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

s@ 6anfsis Oubenb 2abies Meri'
no 8allen 3u IS @enis bel 9.
Deutld & SO.
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@erlimer aRiaiomare.

9lus ber Nadipsiiung iiber bic Ye,,
anlagung snr RlaHens unS tlaiiif3irten
@intommeniteuer pro 1690-91 ergibt
H9. baB Berlin cine sroBe Mnsabl
Miliondre duf3upeiien bot. Nah Der
@intommenliife g;bt es in Berlin 5teu,
erpfli9tiae:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

@egea einen 5@nitt, Bei@d6igung,
Sieb. ODER 8ranbwunben giebt es ni9ts
Beieres, als @bamberlaiH's
pain Balm. Die Wunbe beilt
ifneGer, aIs bur6 irgenb elm anberes
prdparot. uno, tpenn bieielbe niht gar
au fGlirhm 1T, obne Rarben su binter'
laHeu. gu haben bri u. @obn & Co.,
s. RalteDer & 5pn unt allen bebeutens
ben Mpotbefern.
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2eaureHe Oil.

8erbinbert Die 9iIbuns bon RnnseIa nao
s5alten in csr Saut. Serbitet bas @eItperSen
uno aItern ber Gefi9tsaise. grbdlt Susenb unb
i51iide in iuunberbarer @eiie. $l.oo srobe Gla,
f9en, bel alien Npotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

8Saentliae Sreie Yrefe fit seas
eri6eint
ieSen Domueraas
unb foitet
$3.50 fttr oa8 Sabr p0er 41.2k At
G @unate tn NOrausbesabiaaA.
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III bieem Separtement id9tper uno Seitie
perfauft Snl gersIei9e su iriiberen Sabren,
baben nit bieie eailon nebr als bas 9op>
petite in Mdnteln erbalten. GUM l1neliid tritt
anhaltenS MARINES sSetter Elm; fplstib n,iifen
mir persipeifelte 9(nftrensnnsen MAIDEN. @s
1T aabefannte Sbatlade bab rebusirte 9reile
bas bette @erfaufSmittel iinb, unb obsleidb ipir
itpn Sltnberte BON Ndnteln berfauft baben,
itno bod nDc6 piele Sunberte oorbanben, Sic
losgeidlagea peroen nliiiien. 0ar1nt 1inb bie
Preile auf baS
" ie brtgfte
seiebt unb einpfeblen mir Sebent, ber portbeilz
baft einen 9iantel faufen min, Bel uns bpr,us
ipre9en.
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NDmAb on @Omabs,

@eseu Sutfen, GrtGltung, Seiierfeit, f@lim.
men SaIs. 25 Gents.
ROUGH ON TooTHAcHE. Stiat ieSen
8dbnidmera. Is @ents.
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eterte,t uidlt I'M Sanfe ,

RoUaH ON RATS bertiIst Satten, Mduie
nab Sd)naber. SaIbe 10 Gents.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine fi9ere 9Suru>
Mebisin. 25 Gents.
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eaoe peoFu on aao edfpas Bic ct aonis sa S
Mmunoiu Wahu ebenfus ba Genicu.
MAIDEN gerbun n@ Ssssp n
ksQ.
mad Mri tia 0eean NsoaaDan
w. Sdt asen, e =: weeaan scs 49,,
@eb6ube aan @aad y ~ UpO wv aaIrs ss
ant auss aam' Yqsa Sea n
J.. GALBRATH,
ErafF Manager @alefn SG AhH pea Ysh g. " s'a' aS r
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
That Day.

How terrible they are-somc days that
cat into the brain and stamp themselves
On the memory for ali mortal time! We
can forget weeks of placid living, but
never The pain that comes with one day
Of grief.
a POOR little faded woman had been
brought, into court as witness in disa-
greeatle case, involving very serious is
sues, The entire case depended on the
fact that a paper had been signed on a
certain day, and this the forlorn little
woman was prepared to prove.
you saw the paper signed ?" asked the
opposing counsel, in cross examination.
Yes, sir. "
You take your oath that it was the
30th of August?"
Il know it was, sir.
The lawyer, who thought another date
could be proved, assumed an exasperat-
ing smile, and repeated her words.
You know it was! And Gow, be so
good as to tell us just how you know it. -
The poor little creature looked from
one Couutcuance to another with wide
:orrowfal eyes, as if she sought under
standins; and sympathy. Then her gaze
rested on the face of the kindly Judge
- know, she said, as if speaking to
him alone, because that was the day
the baby died. :"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
Lrft L.CGaadncss.

There is a popular idea that because the
right arm Is more often used and stronger
than the left, so the right leg Is stronger
than the LEI. This is not correct; there
Is evidence that the LEFT leg in most peo-
pc Is stronger han the right From the
theoretical point of view, it would ap-
pear that i'll al manual labor requiring
increased u@a # the right hand the left
leg i also ct1pIoyed on the principle OF
equilibrium. IL the case or lower ami
nlais (cEcep5 ambula."rs-cameLs, etc.,
and babies. When walking on all fours,
the right fore limo moves with the left
hind limb, a@d >ice versa. 1t follows
from TINS thas man, using the right arm
more than tine ','5, would probably use
the left les ;acta 'j..', fra" night. Many
pc ,plc find les. t...ftuu in walking
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11

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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
LEES WART SPECIFIC.

n certain cure for warts on horses
and mules, as Judge f. T. Boykin,
the Editor ofTHE CAUCASIAN, Capt.
Cornelius Patrick, Maj. w. Lucius
F'aison. Messrs. a. Ferd Johnson,
Henry i. Faison, VIM. II. FaisOn,
Hon. BascGmb Nicholson and hun
dreds Of others IN Sampson and adj
joining counties and throughout
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
"How to Cure all Skin Diseases. ,,

Simply apply ''SwASNE's OINTMENT. y
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, &c, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and cur tive powers are possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your drug.
gist for SwAYNE'S Ointment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
HORSE AND CATTLE pOWDERS.

HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS.
We offe" under this head the best
Condition Powders in the market.
They are prepared by the leading
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from the formula of the most dis
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can be relied upon rs remedy for
all diseases of domestic animals.
they are composed of Licorice-Root,
Juniper Berries, FlaXs' ed, Gentian,
Ginger, Iron ami Anthony. Sold
only by Y. j. LEE, Druggist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
STATE sF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, I -.
InI-N-I,N- [ 90

LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is the sci Tor pastncr of the firm of +. J.
CHENEY & CO., doiu. business in the
city OF Toledo, county and State af,re-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by HALLS CATARRH
CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
J.. Sworn to .eiore ne and subscribed in
my presence, this Gth day of December,
a. D., 1886. ~
)sE, Notary Public.
I ~
HALLS CATaRRH CURE is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the blood
and mucus Surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 1T IS cents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
COLORED SILKS
1t has eve been our pleasure [,
exhibit. NV is tie time I,
make your select ons of
( A RPETS,

All the styles are in, and thew
are beauties. We are of the
opinion thai We have secured
some Of the best picks and
think we can substantiate IL nv
comparison. Every variety Is
represented in this Department
ranging in price from lSc 10
80 90 per yard. A large lot OF
these goods have been selected
specially for Churches. Halls
and Offices We give social
terms TO churches, and it will
be to their interest to cores
pond with us if in need of auv
kind of floor coverings. or
course under this head il in
cluded
Rugs, Natt.nr3 and Oh. Cloths
which we show in all styles and
in abundance.
We approach a subject now
in which ladies take considera-
BILE interest, and it is very neces-
sary that we should do so like
wise. We have given r ore care
and attention to this branch Of
our business this season than
ever before, and are now salts
fled that We can please the most
pxacting. We alIude tn
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
LEES BACKACHE PLASTERS

In North Cardinals sunny cline.
Their wond'rous virtues, fadcless Il!
Exert an influence sublime
In ministering to human i'll;
And many pang along our way,
Lees Pasters doth alay.
You can cure Il bad case fl Back
ache quicker with one Of Lees Plas-
;ers than by any otter application,
and after the backacne red, you
can still wear the il II with COM
fort for a month OF longer. THIS
Plaster is a great discovery, and it is
hard to find any pain or ache that
will not yield to it. Prepared only
by L. j. LEE, Druggist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
USNOTICED.
A warrior bod from the Corzo 81 ate.

A warrior bod from the Cor 20 y ate,
And maiden from ZaHz.har
Elnpel one night wien the hoaT was late.
And safe . DER tie occan far.
They sailed aud sal ed for the wind was fair,
And gave not IA thought + tic clothes they'd
Wcar.
They sac nd salL-d and inndci oae day
On ule Tea h i,sar the big hotels.
And the Zanzibar girl met the bathsrs gay,
And swan with the fair-haired bellies.
And they marye.cd much a. her color and
poe,
But none Of them saw that she had No clothes
-CiGthier and FuTnisher.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
4 Lost Republic.

The Ell toHce % . European repablic
which csu.e .ito being early in the pres
ent cen,trl listed more than 30 years,
and tia ...- pcr,a1nentIy extinguisbed,
to be i-:tc. IN abroad by all except
those Ia .tc..c,i versed in history, has
Just l,-ca r.c..t by the death Of the
man g., q. lie Fast president of this
repul,ar.
Hr.- g." Won Schindelhcim,
chic a.ul the Republic Of Cra-
COW (. 80 the year 1916, when
that ueabered commonwealth
came Il ia Austrian protection,
lied r., ... u! Cracow. He had become
a canon g.. :. q ,a'Lcdral there, as well as
profe, oT,f theology, and was wen
known for l,s researches in Oriental lit
erature.
At the beginning Of this century Cra-
COW, the ancient capitalo Of Poland, which
in the seyentccuth century had had
20, 900 people. with rs churches, vast
cathedral. and many other fine buildings,
had sunk to a population Of 5000, Its
cathedral and half It's churches still re-
manned, but the fortunes of the Polish
capital had fed since it had been an
nexed to Austria.
The congress of Vienna, sitting in 1914,
put Cracow upon its feet again by raising
it to the dignity of an Independent repub-
lie. rs such it continued, with varying
fortunes, until, in 1876, Austria used an
insurrection as a pretext for once more
annexing the city and its dependent ter
ritory, and extinguishing it, liberties.
Herr SCHNEIDER, the president Of the
republic at the time OF the re-anne xation,
was treated very much as if he were the
monarch of a state who had voluntarily
surrendered his rights. 1t was said, in
deed, that he had been for some time
Under the Austrian influence. He was
Il once given decoration and the title
ii councillor, and permitted-a great
honor in Austria-tO assume the preposl-
t-on won, which is a mark Of nobility.
Becoming Herr SCHNEIDER Won Schin-
dalhcim, tie eX president practically re-
tired 20 II monastery in the city which
lac had governed, and was forgotten still
more completely tlIan the unfortunate
republic over whose dying destinies he
had presided.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11
Needs More Wings.

A German named Lilienthal, after OK
perimenting for 23 years with artificial
wings, has succeeded in raising himself,
weighing 100 pounds with the aid of a
counter weight lifting 80 pounds. Vow
to raise the other 50 pounds is still be-
HOnd him