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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-20

aud bas no.dl Sn pfaibionabs
len" amerifaniiheu 3ir9eneeielli6aften
biirgert iid iebt ber Brau6 Elm; Winters
griinzBldtter gu tauen, unb slpar in ber
Stride ielbft. @s iou oies unter 9ln.
berem ftir bic @emeinbenitaIieber ben
gfuben baben, iie mod uuS h6rluftig su
erbaitenL uno fiir bic betrehenben Ya>
loren foll ss ben 8ortbeil baben, baB fie
our1 ben itarfen 8eru6 bon Winter.
gstin tpdbtenb ibrer prebigten barauf
aufmerfiam genladt uerben, baB man
ibre preoigten su nlangmeilis" finbet.
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Sega a 9.

DER Yrdn0ent bat bem 6enate
bic Grnennung bon gomarb 8. 5errell
gum Genius 5uperoiior css s. DiItrics
tes bon Segos CUR geadtisune tiberl lanbt.
: Die Stabt 8ictoria 1T in eli EN-
3uitanbe reger gutuidlung bserifen.
Der forti9rittlid eeiinnte 5taotratb
bat bieier Sage 5ipei 8ef9Iuile gefaBt,
mel9e tiel CUR 9ebung Der Staot beiz
tragen tperben. Ser erfe 1T Elm Der,
bot gegen bas freie 9erumlaufenlaKen
boa 8leb innerbalb sepiller @renaen
unb bet 5weite gebt barauf biuaus. Ell.
men @ontract ab3uidlieBea our elsftris
t9en geleu9tung Der 5iraBen unb
pldbe Der Stabt.
Sn DalIas purbe ber Nbpocat
Senbal, mdbrenb er in 8egleitung ieiz
mes Sobues mad 9auie fubr, bon Ell
nent unbefannten bur9 einen Gepols
bsrl9uB ni6t unerbebli9 permunoet.
Gs banbelt fi9 wieber UNI cine alte
Jebbe, bic felt II Sabre ipielt un6 bic
In ibren ginaelbslten gang on corfcani.
i9e glutrabe erinnert. Ser Mitentd.
ter, Der teBt auf &enbaa f9oB, 1T perz
mutbli1 ber SDbn eiues Mannes, gfas
mems Wia Brown, ben &enbau DOR ca.
II Sabren in San Saba @ouniD in
Selbitpertheibigung eri6oGen bate.
Sn UudleD, elmer fleiHen Nieoer=
lal1ung bel Semple, beaing Der Garmer
Collins Selbftmorb, obne baB aud nur
Der geriugits 8runb bierfiir ermittslt
werben foanie. Dfan faab BEL ibm
Banfnoten i'm getrage Don $500.
= Sn 8espille bat ii6 eine @e(els
f6aft gebilbet, tpeIde bort elm grobes
9otel Su erri6ten beabfdtist. Die
umgegenb bon Beepille beiiebelt fi1
imner bi6tsr. Sebt bat bic Girma
Stuffed Bros. pieber 5000 2ldet 2anb
gcfauft, tpeIdes bisber aIs Weibe bien.
ten uno pirb iie in tleine Jarmen ser.
tbeilen, Die unter ben aiinftigiten 3abs
lungsbebingungen an Garmer perfauft
tperoen iollsn.
g8ie aus DeI &io mitge!beiIt
Dirb, 1T bic .2amm 3eit" iebt in pols
lem 8anse unb atpar tpiro bas Grgeb,
nib als Elm iibsr grmarten siinaises
gel9iloert.
BON tpel6em @6absn fir bas
tsranlIde @eiddit ber meritauif1e So.
nas 2Ibres unfug 1T, bafiir bringt bic
fOlsenbe Noti3 Der Laredo Times" els
nen gsles unb 8eitrag. D0err .. o.
Ginoen" .-fo mslbet bieieIde. yein in
saa3 stlt Wterieo lpoblbetanater Sc.
f6dltsmann, 1T in bieiem Nueeublid
bier. Derielbe pirb am l. Wfdra in
y}el 2arebo (auf Der merifaniiben
5eite bes &io @ranbe) ein @ei1dftss
baus er6f zen, in msldem er Elm srobz
arti9es Goger bon ausi6IieBlid impors
tirten Waaren, fran36IiIben. eusIilden
ulb beuti1en, insbeionbere bon fertigen
Gleioern, bon @egenitdnben fir Ser.
rens unb 9amtas Soiletie, bDn feinen
Wiener Mo5enaaren unb Don fyana0fi=
f9en 5eioenitoffen uno 5piBen balten
niro." Dab ale bisie Waaren baau
beiiimmt firb, 3ollfreien gneang nad)
3eras 3u finben, nit anoeren Worten:
na9 5eras bineinaefdmuggslt unb bort
3u billigeren p.ei'en psrtaufi su mer.
ben, als lie ber staufmunu oertaufen
tan1, tpelder bic odrauf Iissenbe Gin.
gadgsiteuer bat beaablsn mhilen. tpirb
freili6 ni6t geIugt, 1T aber = ielbfber>
fidnoli6.
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9te Grippe ,tmb ser Sob.

Die @rippe bat in ben @roBn1bten
bes earopdifthen 5eiilanbes bod eine
melt sr0bere 5terbli6teit bsruriatt,
als bisber angenpmmen tpurbe. Ser,
glei6t man bic iebt omtlib per6feutz
li9ten Sterbli6teits3iffern Der eritem
Wo6e bieies Sabres nit ben Dur9=
| i6nittssabIen bes lebten Sabr3ebnts, 70
ergiebt liG bel maa6en Stdoten Elm oft
re6t nenHensmertber 1nterIhieb.
So trafen in ber eriten Wp1e bieles
Sanres auf ie 1000 @intpobner 3obesz
fdlle: Sn Berlin 32,1 (sesen 1854 in
ben Sabren 1878 = 8S; Wiin9en 49, o
(31,6); Granffurt am Main Al,
(19,4); &6ln 51.0 (26,4); Danaig
522 (2S,4); 5tettin 1853 (26,O);
2eipsig 1872 (22,6). StraBburg i'm
@liaB 1T bic ein;iee er6Bere @tabt,
tpelfe feine Grb6bung Der Sterbli6=
teits3iifer auf3uweiIen bot.
Inter geip6bnliden 8erbdltniFen fnb
als normale SterbIidteitsaiffer Is bonn
Sauienb, als bobe 80 bonn Saufenb
an5unebmen. 8orfebenbe Mufsei1nung
ergiebt als &egel iiber 80 bonn Sauienb,
ia in einselnen Gduen big gu 50.
BON gr6Beren Stdbteu auBerbalb
Deutfhlanbs finb nit uneiiniiigen Ser.
hdltnlhen 5lt ermdbnen: Stodbolm nit
Al, 5rieit Al 9, 9rafau 44.9, Wien
45.9, unb enblib paris nit 61,7
Sierbefdllen aufs SauIenb. Beaei1=
nenb fur ben i'm Nasemeinen pom
Often mad Weiten geri6teten Gang Der
Grantbeit lit es, baB bic ae,ien 6terbez
fdle fielen: in Petersburg f9on in Bic
lebte Nobembermode; in WarfGau unb
9tofboln in bic brittle Se3embermo9e;
in Wien, Berlin, Giel, Dan3ig In bic
bierte Desemberpo6e; in paris. Graut.
furt q. &c., 9annober in bic Wo1e bes
Sabresme9iels; in Sonbon, BrhHel,
Wiinaen, Stuttgart. iotpeit bic Na9s
ri9ten borliegen, in Die ON II. Sanuar
enbigenbe Wode.
Tim su seigen, tuie biel befer es NIT
Der 8rippe (trob alen @ebeuls Der eng
lii6en 3eitunsen batiiber) 3. 9. in
Chicago gegangen iit, laHen mir bier bic
Sterbl'6teitssiffer Der lebten 5 Wo6en
folgen. gs iIarben bier in ber Wo9e
bonn
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@ebr alS ldherlidb.

ueber eine DueQia6e brinsi bic 2eip.
3iger r6eri6tsjeitung" fcIgenoe g1aAs
ridbt; 8or einiger 3eit erbielt ber
Ne9tsagwalt Or. Wertbauer III 8ons
madt zines 6ambureer &oaesen am
Gage boz oem augeieBten Sermine cine
bel benz biefigen 2anbgeri6t onbdngig
gema9!e RIage 5ur gertreiuns, beren
Gegenitanb bic Gorberung zines friibes
rem gorbelltpirtbes geaen cine Der e6e.
maligeu Oamen" befelben mar. Dor
ber grOffnung Der 8erbanbIung duBerte
bet ben goriib fii5reaoe 2an6geri9ts-
Sireftor 9offmann lid in Dem Slime,
baB bic Berbanoluna bielsidi ni6t ftatt.
flRbsn peroe, neil ii9 bod pobl tein
GeatsanlpaIt 5ur gertretung folder
Sa9e gefunben habsn biirfte. 6ierauf
ermiberte Der Nertreter Sts Gldaers,
&e9tsaEwaIt Or. Weribauer, baB,
Denn bieie MuBetung beg prdHbenten
gegen ibn, ben Ge1tsan,palt, geridtet
fein follte, er iid bas berbitten miiBte,
tporauf Der prdfoent iagte, oaB bier i'm
8eri9tsiaale iid Niemano @ttpas au
perbitten, oab bier nur er, Der prdiiz
bent, gtwas 81 iasen babe. Mls Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9offmann Gedts,
anDalt Or. Wertbauer auf Der 5trabe
begegnete, unterlieB es Dieler, Senen
gu griiben. 9as peraulaBte 2anbgez
rI9tsbireltor 6Dffmann, Ganbgerihtsz
ratb 9Bulfert 3u HentsQuma[t Or.
Wsrthauer gu fenben, beam. ihn in leis
mem Namen 5ur &ebe au fslsn. St
fagte ibm, 6aB er, Der Ge9tsanmalt
Dr. Wertbauer, bur9 bic Weriagung
beg GruBes ben 2anoseridtsbirettor
9offmann be!sibigt babe, ebenfo. baB
babur6 ii6 aud Die anberen Mi9ter
beleiblgt fiiblten uno er besbalb ben
Ge9tsanwaIt auforbere, gu ertldren,
baB ct III 3utunft griiBen ruoue, be3tp.
grilBen merbe. unb baB, nenn er bieie
Grtldrung nidt gebe, Der 9anbgeri1ts.
birettor 9offmann @enugtbuung bur9
bic Waffe foroern tpiirbe.
Eedtsaupalt Or. Wertbauer Iebnte
es inoefien snti6iebeH ab, bic geforberte
ertldrung gu geben, inoem ct beitritt,
oaB 2anbgeri1tsb:refter Der Beleibigte
iei, unb inbem er bebaupteie, baB piel=
msbr er, Der &e6tsanmalt, beleibigt
tporben lei, in Jolse beHen er aud uur
nod amtli9 unb nid1t msbr pripatim
init ben,felbsn gu perfebren babe. 81,
nige Gage mad bieier unterrebung BE-
gegneten Iib Die beiben Serren. 2anbges
ri6tsbirector 6offmann unb &e6isan.
malt Dr. Wertbauer mieOer auf
bet StraBe, unb oa Ger 2sbtere
tpieoerum ni6t griiBte, ianote .btr
Gritere 2anbaeridtsratb Siegel au
&e6tsanmalt Dr. Wertbauer nit elmer
Jorberung auf piftolen! St erfldrte ies
bod, oab ct bic Gprberung i'm prinsip
smar annebme, ba er aber aug ben fdbon
2anogeri9tsratb Wulfert bargeleoten
Griinoen 2anbgeri6tsbireftor Doff.
mann ni6t beleibiet baben Tonne, er
bielmebr Der 8elelbiste lei, lebne er,
&edtsanualt Or. g1ertbauer, bic
SuelfOrberung ab! Ser 2eipsiger Mn.
maltsoerein luirb fb in feiner nd15ten
Sibung nit Der Nffaire beitdftiaen.
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@ute WerSauuua.

Da5 It etras mas Seoer baben nluf menn er ieiues
sebens frpb ietn MIL 9auienbe iucsen eS dslid une
lierben neil ie es nit finpens Gaufeute pp Dpaars
wereen IN per 9pnuns seprert oeies uebel ~ beiei
ranttren eab electric Sitters mad 0rririft unb b{n
retdenb ianse sebrau9t, cine quite @ereauuna iaaen
gBr empeblen electric 8itters fur 0pspepia unb ae
8rantbeiten ber eeber, beS Niasens unb her Njeren
Birn 81 so @tS. unb 81 bic Sa6e in her Qpptee prn
Dretb, Ibompipn & .. rerfouIt.
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Sn graunIdpeia beiBt Der 9lb

= Jn Braunl6meig beiBt Der Mb=
georonetens@anoibat ber sSreilinnigen
Winter; ber @anbibat Der 9ariellpartei
beiBt Ortb, unb bsrienise Der 5oeioli.
fen Bios. 9iun circulirt bort folgen.
Der Wunf6seitel: JreiIinnip: Wdblt
bios an bielem Ortb sWinter"! Rar.
ieGbrhber: Wdblt in bielem 8inter
bios vOrtb"! Socialiiten: gGdblt OIL
bieism Ortb bielen Winter oBlos"
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Ysu6lcns Ssrniea.salbc.

Die bette SaIbe Der 9GeIt fir Stnitte,
auetldnnsen, @efdpire, G;eber. uno Saut'
ansi9las, i}te9te, 9efprunsene Sdnoe, 8rofi,
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiteu furirt Sa.
morrboioen ooer feline Sesabluns. 86llise
satisfaction 9arantirt ober bas Sch piro
iuruderifattet. rs Gents bic Sda6teI. 9um
8srfauf in allen apotbefcn. Dreis, Sbomp.
fon & 60, gStole(aIe.
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9lus Meb wirb bonn 30. Hou,o

= 9lus Web mirb bonn 80. Sanuor
gei6rieben: Sur oer 2ebenbe bat Re6t |!
Sbafeipeare's vYesdbmte Wiberipenz
itige" tpurbe Dor einem publitum BON
30 perionen i'm bieiigen Sbsater gege-
ben, tpdbreno CUR beutigen briiten vWsis
faoo" Wuffiibrlng has Qans gefetn
f6on ausberfauft mar.
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: SIR cine ri6tise S9dbung Der
gebOlterunes3abl i'm Staate WinneIota
bietet Elm bortises 8latt feinen Geferu
preiie. Siersu bemerft elm We6iels
blatt: 9lber bas 1T ni6t gut ,amerifas
MID. Der Preis iollte Dem aufalem,
Der OH b6bIien ibdbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-20
cSu Berlin bat lid, her De(Iue,

: Sn Berlin bat fi6 Der 9elIner
. d m tbt. Der ben Sberfellner
Baron b. Stutterbeim bur6 einen Weis
teriti1 tbbtlif uerleBt bate, unb
Der barauf in Sobiu6t berfallen unb Der
SrrenanitaIt CUR Beoba6tung tiberges
ben tporoen mar, in ieiner Belle ers
bdnet. S6mibt wie Stutterbeim biaters
laHen Hamilie.
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csn 0bilobeIbhia pp(leu bic 8

Sn philadelphia mollen bic Oeuts
iden eine n6air" bernniialten, um Mit>
tel aur @rri6tung zines @oetbes Dent
mails 3u crbalten, ipel6es in Der 9tdbe
bes S6illeT Dentmals i'm Iairmounts
parf erri6tet perbsn iou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-20

Yei Der nd6fien 8oIsadbluns
tpirb ii6 berausIiellen, baB bic 6tabt
yfew Oort eiue gr6Bere ginwobnersahl
aufwelien wirb, als bic idmmtIihen
Staateu unb Serritorisn Inn Mnfang
bes gegenwdrtigen Sabrbunoerts aufaus
tpeifen Dermo6ten.
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= Cine Geienf6aft bon Gapitaliiien
gebenft III Ganfas 5000 Mder nit 5ot,
9bum unb 1000 Nder nit 3uderriibsn
ju bsItellen. Das aeigt, baB grperis
mente nit Sorghum. uno Riibensuder
aRdb utae Subbention Der 8un6esre,
%aerung gemabt iuerben f6nnen.
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Die b66ite 3iffer mar alio 80. 80 bonn
Sauieno. Was min bas faeen i'm 8er=
glei9 nit ben Ais in Grantfurt, 43 in
Wanhen, 45.9 in @ien, 52.2 in 9an.
aig uab gar 61.7 in paris!
(Sqs. Sts,tg.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-20

~ Mabetids 8 8ant beaabIt a
prO3ent 3inIen fur 3eit Depolitsn.
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90fer DrudfehIer.

Sofort nod Der geerbieung bes
n.llen 2uItTpiels reiite ber autor ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-20

Die
Wodentlide 6reie Yreiie fit geras
eri6eint
jeSeg Donuerfag
unb foftet
$3.50 fir oas Sabr pber $1.25 fir
6 Wpnate In Wuraus sbesablnna.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
The Farmers Alliance.

The object of the Farmers
Alliance, expressed in one word
Is education, the word used in
It's best, purest, and broade It
sense, education that will rec CHI
from the cradle TO the court, and
Will give us better homes, bet
ter schools, better politics, bet
ter legislation, and better ad-
ministration of the laws; educa-
ton that will give US better
methods in the home, on the
farm. i'll the store room, in the
market places; education that
will do away with every species
OF gambling in the products of
labor, that will give the fullest
freedom for trade consistent
with the general welfare; that
Will secure reasonable compen
satlon for labor and far profits
On it's productions, education
that gives the farmers even
chances with his fellow citizens
in every department of life and
work, that will aid him in his
farm work, in his business
affairs, in trade. in politics, in
law; education briefly, that Will
build up agriculture on a high,
broad level, where farmers shall
be- in all respects with the TO e.
most men IF the time.--Kansas
Farmer
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
COUNTY ALLIANCE.

COUNTY ALLIANCE.
The county Alliance was called
to order in Atkins Hall prompt
ly at ] | o'clock last Friday by
President Stevens. Reports we're
received and accepted from 40
alliances, with a membership of
over 1000. The order is stronger
more enthusiastic and in better
working trim than ever. Col.
John Robinson, State Commit is
sioner Of agriculture, Col. w. J.
Green, and Profs. Massey and
Chamberlain OF the agricultural
and mechanical college were
present and called upon to adj
dress the meeting. The county
lecture waived his lecture, in
order that the alliance might
adjourn to attend the Sampson
County Farmers Institute which
was being held in the Court
House under the auspices of the
Sampson County Agricultural
Society.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
At Mr.. I. A. Hobbs, in Halls

At Mr.. I. A. Hobbs, in Halls
township We noticed a fine heap
of lot and stable manure, proba-
bly,, six o. seven hundred loads.
We asked what he cons dered
the manure worth. He said
about 500. We asked how
many cows he had. He slid Is.
We asked what he considered
the cows worth. He said a about
5000. We asked what it had
cost to feed them while making
the manure. He said about $50.
Think, you who depend upon
commercial fertilizers, what
this means. Here as Is COWS
making each year a heap of
manure worth in value half as
much as the cows themselves,
and worth double in value the
feed given to thuse cows. In
the mean time he had raised
the cows. Therefore he was
$3.50 richer than If he had
failed tn raise them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
Hurrah for the Indian Hill Farmers
Alliance.

Hurrah for the Indian Hill Farmers
Alliance.
This weeks Lexington Ledger
says that the Indian Hill Far
mers' Alliance met at Miss NJ.
p. Beck's, a member of the
order In Davidson county, on
Saturday the 22d of March, 1890
and built ninety PANELS of
fence, and repaired 123 panels
more for her, as she was not
able to do the work herself.
1t is such deeds as these that
show the value of organization.
1t was very much easier 70. an
organized body of farmers to
have done this work OF gallant
charity than it would have been
to have gotten the some number
OF men without organization to
have done the noble work.
By the same token, there is
abundant evidence that the
hearts of the members of Indian
Hill Alliance lie On the right
side, and that their action is
healthy. These farmers have
added another star to the dia-
dem of glory that surrounds the
front of this noble old State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The negroes in Raleigh have
startod a newspaper. The Editor
in his announcement says
The time has come, in our
opinion, when the negro should
act more for himself, and not
sllow himself to be shufied
and battered by carpet-baggers
and egro-haters as in the past.
As Il is said that we are liberat-
ed from our old masters, we
now wish to be liberated from
Boss Manning, NEGRO savage
Russell, Shaffer and the whole
crew. The editor Of this paper
has a thousand times more re-
spect for Gov. Fowle. Gov.
jarvis, ex-Gov. Scales, Senator
Vance, and Senator Ransom
than either of them. From
such. the negroes, that is, the
respectable portion of them
will rid themselves yet. Wait
and see."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

North Carolina raises a pen
sion fund of $4,000 annually
by levying a tax of 3 cts, on the
hundred dollars worth of pro-
perty and 9 cts,on the poll. This
puts her nearly at the head of
the list Of Southern States in
Hberality to the unfortunate
confederate soldier; but is
nothing compared to what this
State contributes annually to
penson the northern soldier.
How much is it? 100000!
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The Louisville Courier-Journal
says: While the terrible cy-
clone of last Thursday night
probably caused a greater loss
of life than ever resulted from
any other natural phenomenon
in Kentucky, calamity befell
this State in earlier days which
would have been more appal-
ling had the country then been
as thickly people as it now is.
1t was the earthquake of 1911,
that completely destroyed the
town of New Madrid, Mo-, which
was destined to be the great
city of the Mississippi, and did
much damage 800 miles around.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
The Religion of Light and Comfort.


4 minister, whose name we
could ment;Gn, in a sermon not
long since d ew Il p:c,u e Of
Queen Veto ia reading the
Bible to d poor sick cottager.
"Therc are royalty and poverty
shaking hand ovec that book"
he said. "What does it matter
whether either of them read
Greek or Arabic, their hearts
understand the truths common
to all men. Thea why come to
us and ask for the manufacture
of creed or system of theology
for this denomination on that?
It is ridiculous, What a man
wants is light and comfort, and
Gods word will give him that
in any denomination, with or
without creed"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The sarvsce on Easter Day
was a most enjoyable one. The
weather was superb and the
attendance was large. The
church was beautifully decnrat-
ed with flowers and evergreens.
Tie C hoir sang the hymns and
chants delig htfnlly.
The text was John MI, Verse
"a. "Verily, verify, l say unto
You, except a corn of wheat fall
into the Eground and die, it
abideth alone; but if it die. it
bringeth much fruit.
The sermon told how the
season Of tt e year.agreeing wi III
that of the church Swallowed
forth the springing up IF a new
life from the dead. It told
how the farmer committed the
seed to the ground, trusting
that from the buried grain a
new and more abundant life
would arise. 1t spoke of the
restlessness of age and its inn
patience to aolve all mystery.
Travellers, indeed, had explored
tie interior Of the dark con-
tinent of Africa, but none had
returned from the mysterious,
unknown world beyond the
& ave to tell its secrets.
Christ, the one perfect corn
OF wheat, had died and des-
cended into the grave and had
risen again to bring life and
Immortality to light and to
assure His redeemed Of the life
hereafter. He had died that
they might have life and have
it more abundantlY. He had
risen that they too might rise
to a higher, better rnd more en-
iarged life.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
Every SDPiuo."

Says one of the best housewives in New
England, I'VE feel the necessity of TAX
ing good medicine to purify the blovd.
and we all take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
keeps the children free from humors. nv
husband says it gives him good appe-
tite, and for myself | an sure could
never 90 all my WORK if it was not for this
splendid medicine. 1t makes me feel
strong and cheerful. and am never treu-
bled with heada he or that tired ceiling.
as | used to be.''
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
Under the denomination Gre

Under the denomination Gre
public Of Central America" five
States of that section will be
consolidated and governed by
one ruler, who will be known
as tie President. This cours.
has been agreed upon by the
Central American Diet, COM
prised Of representatives from
Costa RIGA. Guatemala, San
Salvador, Nicaragua, aud Hon
duras, who were granted full
power to actfo their respe stive
governments.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

Hope, like sunbeam, fell
one day upon All event and
Easter was born.
1t was in the Spring, and the
new voice uttered itself in
yioletS.-N. Y. World.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The Courier-Jouinal compli-
ments the Knights Of Honor in
Louisville for the promptness
with which they made a canvass
OF their membership in the
ruined districts and the sub
stantial relief aud attention
given the suffering,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
ORGANIZATION.

ORGANIZATION.
President-W. +. Stevens;
Nice-President-R. NJ. Crum-
pier;
Secretary-O. F. Herring;
Treasurer. r. Beaman. ST.:
business Agent-G. A. Clute;
Sergeant-at- Arms B. S. Pc
terson;
Chaplain-Dr. G. ". Moseley:
Doorkeeper-W. j. Faircloth;
Assistant Door -keeper-D. w.
Williams;
Decentralization Butler;
Assistant Lecturer. r..
Lockamy;
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The latest despatch from St.
Petersburg says: "rhe Gar of
Russia is said to be extremely
nervous and with cause" Wonder
If he has sneeZeG? We guess
SIMPSONS Bill Arp has spoken.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
PUBLIC address.

The public is invited to public
meeting Of Bluff Alliance on Thurs
day the 10th of April at l o'clock.
The county Lecturer will be present
and discuss the issues of the day and
the principles of the order.
". ]. CRADDoCK, Sec'y.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The Daily State Chronicle of
the 9Th says: On Wednesday
the site committee of the Bap-
tist Female College will meet
here for the purpose of select
ing a site and to arrange TO the
beginning of work.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The County Lecturer will de-
liver a public Lecture at
keener's church on Saturday
befs re the 3rd Sunday at 3
O'clock. The public S Invited
To come ont and hear him.
>ec'y keener's Alliance.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
lifASoNS WHY CEDAR[NE SHOULD BE USED IN pr EFF
ERENCE TO Any OTHER POLISH

LIST. 1t is manufactured from CE
OAR TREES, and other compounds
used to produce polish on the finest
pianos and furniture.
Ind. The Cedar odor permeats the
wooden goods in the rooms where it
is used, thus serving as an excellent
MOTH PREVENTIVE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The pension roll is alarming,
it is a monstrosity. Let us
no longer talk of direful war,
but the direful pension con-
sequences.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10
PUBLIC ADDRESS.

We take pleasure in announce "
that the County Lecturer will speak
at our Lodge on Friday evening, the
18th instant, at 3 O'Clock. The meet
ing viii be public and every one is
invited to come out.
SECRETARY
of Laurel Hill Alliance,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

The Dukes of Durham spent
last year $775,OOO,OO in advertis-
ing. Think Of it over sixty
thousand dollars q month.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-10

"A years ago to day was the
first blood shed in the war be-
tween the United States and
Mexico.