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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14

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Nv. The CONDITION OF WOMAN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14
HARNETT COUNTY.

Barclaysville, n @, Aug 17th,Is9l
Dear si: The gulno bought of you
10y our alliance last spring has given
entire satisfaction go far, and o,mpHrs
favor bic al o'''er tuuas used N
th's scct',A, $ J GslsirNkR, soy,
Wl.i.aia's >. H. i. NJ. Ia
Bum Lcvel, n O., Aug lslh. lSgrS
Dsar "ir:-The eusuos ] got fora,
you for this year aud last year have s Yea
Ia rtrct satisfaction. My neig hborI haWs
used it this year sad some last Gee, s>ar
NJ is tae hest they have used II. aar .
or four years. l shall use no oi,I,-> sal ng
as can get tee Dg' lam ar q ,s.is' en-,
alliance will use IL II We ,ar Se,'
L.. - .yEn
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At the Fountain.

Mother-Why don't you drink your
soda water, PETE
Little Girl-It scratches nS noso
Good News.
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ITHR DI]RHAM FERTILIZER COMPANY


Ofce, TuRmsM n -.
aeturing Fertilizer xpreSis for
Highest Grade
goods with bi
what
for fhe Norih Ssoina fnss A
Tor the Altar
.1ra NCT OFF fAL GUANo and the PROGRESSIVE FARMER
write TO W ".ft, = T. j.. +
fo' W" hioA DURHAM FERTiLIZEG 90, Duttae
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14
To Faithful Reader.

A subscriber asks why the spoon
looks SO hollow and longfacedi
What, subscriber, is more often in the
soupEJeweIers' Circular
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14
| ENOIk COUNTY

k,r s'or, n. & October 2 1891
& n;leuen: Rrplyiagt> your enquiry
all ut NV exp r!nce with Farmers
Alliance Official Gusno will Say use ii
Jesr on cott,n aud tobacco, besides
three other brands, some costing $50
per ton. aid it proved to be equal TO
airy. + X ROUSE.
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TESTIMONIALS.

ms6e diligent irqairJ ~ he L. - ~ .
sub alliance rrgsrshrg tie feiii az
Furnished last spriDs, and AXE, ..
pecfally n there wss say al c'ina n
a single Obi sctio1 wi4 given, bnS oat,,
contrary ell that hsvs usei it-w ga,
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statements coma iron the hssi T, an,
oil over the touny Il las surra ,..,
ali other brands wt.rs il wes rs \ 49,,
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14
CRAVEN COUNTY.


G l.. Hsrtison Of 1hurmtr rs-..
The Alliance Guano usei BY oar .l,sa,.
is showiug up nicely although tbs 49, =
has been too wet Yet VIC feel ,hvrp !.
mo fault with tho guano. Had We A.s
more favorable seasons our Yield wesl!
nave beeu erestly increased We
consider i; the cheapest guaoo Ne ever
used.
Vapceboro. Aug, % h. 1891
Durham FetihZrr Co.:-Yours OF 1T
inst 10 hand. and read btors OUT
alliance No. 1885, the al inst. Ever,
member present who b ufht ter',,.z =
of you pronounced il to be tho LerS
they have ever used fo~ This rt,re I
unhe, fttin,ly recommend il H. D. 'qaI
TO sny Of the high priced fer .ltEar,
on the The market FraterDsiy
K \ SMlra.
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, N. G.
Z L. Stanley, business agent Brun.
swick county alliance, says: l have
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Tor 1892 Will
OF as In the pi will conihns
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14

Inc United States imports more gum
sor making varnish than any other
sountry.
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14

The Countess of Dudley was shop
Irl.
wellesley college opened this year
With 700 students.
The power plant at the Worlds falr
will be equal to "a, 900 horse power.
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14

F. n Mr.. J. s. johnson, member 81
s.,,tiv. Committee n. G. State A liiai &c,
aud manager Alliance Warehouse al
Oanvills, Va
S. T. Roryaa, Esp, Pres, Durham, N. Q.
My p.AR SIR: Yoars ut the sth inst
n hand. am sorry did not receive your
cifcu,ar letter, but am happy TO say Tor
our fertilizer that do mt know sn'
gle party smorg the numerous persons
se delivered fertilizer 20 this season thai
IS not perfectly satisfied with the results
Tobs eco has fired some at the bottom,
but they Say that IL entirely attributable
10 the wet season. / used eleven tons
w nv own farm. and have never used
any fertilizer that has given such salts
factory n suits.
Very ttnly aud respectfully yours,
J. 3 JoHaSION
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HINTON. n c., Oct. 2, 1891
W. II. Worth, S. b. A., Raleigh, N. G..
DEAR SIR AND Bro Replying to your
enunir, ~ 20 the results OF Farmers Al
iinnc. Official GnanoUn my crop, will
say il Was entirely ss.isfactor, and was
as good as ever used.
J. Ii. MEsB0URNE
Mr.. New oUrue is a member Of the
State Alliance Executive Committee.
We are in receipt OF the following re
lifting TO the sane subject matter from
w. Fl. Worth, State Business Agent,
North Carolina Farmers Alliance, to wit
copy
J. W. Fl. Worth. Stale Business Agent
North Carolina Farmers Alliance, csrti.
fy that 8. T. Morgan. President Of tn.
Durham Fer, iliZer Company, has 81 own
ne tn or sinal bills AMI analysis of th'
rgred.en,- from which the Alliaac.
Gunno was INSIDE that vas shipped to
K. Smith at Mebane, \. O., and ths
books containiDg formula o. the goods,
and from the guaranteed ANALYSIS.
have examined the Superintendent OF
the Durham Fertilizer Factory under
oath, and hs has thoroughly satisfied me
.s 10 q Z mate rails Csed in this particu-
lar lot f goods. have. had erery OPP
porturi y, and have thoroughly exsmin
ed the ancle ,nsrter, and feel sati, fled
that 10 wrong hfs been dore us.
,SisuCd) W. H. NORTH. S b 4
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-14

Duntry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19

Dairy and Food Commissioner Mc.
Neal of Ohio, Is making an earnest of-
FOR, t1puforco the provisions ct the new
law relating Go ihr branding of cheese
~ a reccut conference between the
commission aud number ut choe'
manufacturers "it was theu agreed
that tho butter m,g Ia Ohio uii cream
cheese should bo n the aamo ratio o.
Ohio standard tu.lt that Minnesota aud
Now York fuli cream cheese bears Oh
the milk prolarpl iu those state
With th.7 understanding Commissions
McAoai ulueia the manufacturers u
brand their products according 500 che
percent OF fats tlto.al solids in the iui.
lowing standards. Ohio tan cream. 90
p"r cent; Ohio state cheese, go per
cont; Ohio standard. 10 p.r ccus. Ohio
Examined. an below i6 per cent IN,
attorney general ~ the .lntp has fur.
ui.hod ava opinion ,uat the law require.
tile branding of choose according 90 tho
percent. Of butter l. contained 200 th1
mill, from which thcchoe.c is maue, NOS
nccordiug 20 the per cent ot butter fats
contained m thecuot,e it-tlf Further
more, thontilwey general ia II theuptu.
Son Chat the llw Requires the branding
Of 90 cheese mlde 90 the sute win,har
sold iu OF Out u the Htale..-Brludors
Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19

In the matter ~ the kstate ana Guhrdlanth p
OF Abraham q ,WinurfrCd u. and May
A. Woodruff, MuOfr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19

Upon tho racks keep tho curd fine and
stirit until ihc whey Is al exhausted,
At this time hnyo the curd'about four
inches doop on the iac1f, cover It mp
nud allow 10 mat together Az
asit will hold together. cut tho cusd
thruugh tic middle longihwise, then
cut crusswiao, SO usto have tho curd IN
plecos about ono foot wido aud two feet
long. PHO these pieces two or three
feet deep ON rho cgn,or OF tho racks.
Aftor tlia repilo frequently md make
che pilo nearly as high ns the sides Of
tie vat, Keep Just enough hot water
under tho racks a. keep thocurd az FROM
% to 90 degs. until tho ourd ~ ready TO
DO run through tho ourd mill. Keep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19
IEnAl NOTICE.

In the Probate Court ~ ne County OF SAIL
Lake, Territory OF utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19

A suAFL n WOODRUFF. TuE GUAR.
~ CLAN OF the person snf estate q Abra
mlaurs, having nlcd hla petition hrrcnt
duly Ncrined, praying Tor chi order OF sale
Of lnd Of the real estate uf sad minofs,
for the purposes therein set forth y ih
hereby ordered that Tho next OF kin % ihc
wArus hud AL pertOua Interested lu NE ottutr
Ut said minora, appear hutoro the sHid Probate
toutt on Tuesday, the 4th dhyiof Octuher, lHfl,
At % O'Clock In the forenoon " aald day, AZ tLa
Court Room u said Probate uurbatthr tuuu
" Court l0u1et iu The city amt county OF salt
order should not he granted 10 the Huii guar.
titan, 10 cell go much NJ Tho teal estate NJ
tho Huid minors az private salo na thaIl be-
necessary, ana ihAl copy nf this ofnrT Ne
puilishOi at least iuftr nut ugbsiv1 weeks in Gle
nEaINi4 lvkstNd NTWs, EtOwapfrcr print
Vi ami published IN anid cts end county
Dated sent 10Th, lNl,
&. ". HARTCn. Probate judse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Piohste Court. IN ana tor Rnlt Isk
County, Territory OF Utah.


AToIiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TuAT
~ isAag ~, Waldul, executor OF The ast
vii anu tohtnWgnt OF lavid love, dfcaGHU %
hns rendered for settlement, and Fled IN said
hhld cHtatc,hud leuiiou for AUM dlftrhuton Of
the residue % rAid estuiu among mo persons
entitled thereto, ana that rhursdfy, the Rand
tho Court Room Of tHii court lon tho Cpury
Court House, salt lnko Ciiy ami County utah
Territory hrs been duly appointed By ,hoJudrt
count rud hearing SAID petition fur die
irritation, aiwhich umo ana place any person
Interested in shid estate may appear ana show
cause, 10 any there % why rnid nernunt should
not be- teluod Hud App 0vod and nual dlntriDu
tuu mudo af prayed log
Dated August .tt, lt1A
C.E. ALLEN,
CLERK o. the Probate Court
Is CAUsfEs BROWNE, JR., Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court In and tor sails Lato
county, Territory OF Utah,
In tho matter Of The Estatc OF Thomas RAnlo
deceased,

In tho matter o. tho Estatc OF Thomas RAnlc
deceased,
NOTICE IS HEUkBT GIVES THAT
~ Henry Cuulnm, gdinmistrHiur ot tho o..
tate u IhQs. itaillci decfafnd, has rendered
fnr Httilom0ut, ami nlod in sad court hls maj
account OF his administration Of shit estate
aud petition tof fnM distribution OF ihr residue
o aaid estate among tue per6 OuH entitled tharb
90, ana that Ihureduy, The .lnd day ~ 0opirin'
her A. y, VA 10 0'cl0nt a,nl,, az the Nuurt
Room of SAD Court,intnp County touItliouso.
been duly appointed by me Judge Of said
Cuu ri, for Tie faHlCurnt % suid arc0nnt and
hearing said ruiltun foT distribution, at which
umo ANA place any Ioitnu interested in sail
estate may appear and show cause, Il any
thoIo DO, Why said account should not DO cot.
ucd and approved and lnA Distribution made
Dated August 90. ls0! g. Il ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
BY CAusrlH BROWNE, Jua Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19
LEGAL NOTICE,
In the Probate Court ia and Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter OF she Estaio Of Sarah Hard
uttrAHrl

utfrAhrds
~ O11CE n HEREBY OINhN THAI
~ George A. NlscoWbc, sou executor ul
Tie estate OF sarah Harry, dncraaDi, hhi
rendered Tor settlement, and hleu m saiu
CUutt, his hnal account " be administration
OF SAID estate aud petition Tor lngl distribution
OF the residue Of slid c-tatc amunE tue persun,
entitled thereto. and that Thurtdny the ON
day ~ irtnhcr. a. -. isg., NJ ~ O'Clock a. va, Of
Court ltouar, salt Lake City and County Utat
Territory. has been duly appointed by 80
Judge of said Court, Tor the sett1urntof SAID
account and hraring sad petition ios dlstrthu
unn. AZ witch time and place any person inter
Oficd 10 san estate may appear ana show
cause, n any there be, why said account thoult
not he settled and approved and ms dittFihu
ton made 10 prayed for.
Dated sept A., lsJ2.
Clork OF the Probate Court
by CAusrEs BRuwNE, JR. Deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19

Lady frunc estimates tho. there ARE
i.Hulo domestic servants m England, %.
whom $4,000 arc women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19

Mn, Murray OF Sew orleans 81 au eN-
pert builder OF cistoru., aud she bolds
large contracts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-19
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For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectuay as missionaries. Try it by
buyiSa some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
HOW THEY COMPARE.

There is an impression that, while
Chill is sort of yellow dog under the
the wagon" power, it has formidable
navy, and can compare favorably
with the United States in this re-
spect. In the late contest there the
navy was in the hands of the congress
slonal party, and the other side was able
to offer no serious obstacles to it on the
water or by land Notifications, but it is
not navy that could meet the equip
ment OF this country in fair contest on
the high seas. 1t is true that, for it's
size, Chilli has an unusual maritime
force, but its ships are not of the latest
make or equipment. Two years ago its
fleet consisted of 8 lronclads. gun
boats, rams, IL torpedo boats, and
a proportionate number of dispatch
vessels. transports and sailing vessels.
During the late civil war one OF the
ironclads was blown up by torpedo
boat. OF the two remaining, one was
ballt seventeen years ago, and the other
ten years earlier. The changes in naval
equipment in that time have been very
great. The single cruiser Of 1890 is the
best boat in the naVEof Chilli. 1t is but
eight years oil and is fast craft, heav-
lily armed aud we'll manned. Its
speed is given as eighteen knots an
hour. Two new cruisers, however,
have recently been built and put in
commission, and heavy ironclad is
being built. with two torpedo gunboats.
The present naval force consists of five
line-of battle war ships, with the gun
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
THE FAIR BELvA.

1t Is not every day that an ex-candidate for
president of the United States pays visit to
st. Paul. But when they do, as in the cases
OF st. John, Benjamin Butler and others,
they are usually entitled to the appellation
OF honorable. Yesterday, however an ex-
candidate for this hign Office passed through
st. Paul who was not entitled to this honor
although Hon. Belva A. Lockwood sounds
and looks real nice. Mrs. Lockwood stopped
i'll the SANITY city but short time, being on
her way from Breckenridge to Ord, Neb.,
where she will lecture. She chatted enter
tainingly and expressed her opinions on the
Gillian trouble.
Il am loyal to my country at all times, ~ she
said. but think the United States has been
at fault in this matter There is no cause for
war and the bloodshed that it would bring
What are the factsl Simply that a party of
drunken American sailors went ashore and
one OF them assaulted q CHILEAN. The Chilians
have grudge against this country. Nearly
twenty years ago we made a commercial
treaty with them and failed to live up TO it.
Another thing, Minister Egan should not
nave been appointed to the office he holds
his behavior during the revolution there is
largely to blame for the war cloud At the
farthest he should have been removed at
President Cleveland was quick to secure the
removal of Sir Lionel SackvilIe West for a
trivial matter. Then what did the COM
mander of the Baltimore do? 1t is settled be-
You'd question. that he violated the neutrality
laws by conveying information to the gov
eminent OF Balmaceda. How did we feel
thirty years ago when England interfered p
Mrs. Lockwood is an ardent advocate Of
arbitration, as means of settling interna-
tional difficulties.
During the Pan-American congress- she
said. lit was decided that in future all ques-
tons between American republics should be
settled by arbitration. Chilli was not g party
to the agreement, but Blaine signed it for the
United States, and in face of that President
Harrison wants war;
Mrs Lockwood has not made up her mind
as to whether or not she will be q candidate
for president next year. Her answer 10 this
question was:
Il am candidate for anything that has
something good in it,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
WITHOUT DISTRICTS.

Congressman elected OH state tickets
have not been numerous; but there will
be quite batch of them in the congress
to be elected next November, mainly
due to the fact that the Republicans
would not allow the districting to be
done, as they expect to do better under
the Old appointments. Elections on
general ticket will probably be had for
two in Illinois, two in Pennsylvania,
two in South Dakota, two in Washing
ton, perhaps two in Texas, and one in
Kansas. In Illinois the increase is in
Chicago. and the new districts would
probably go to the Democrats; but the
Republicans hope to carry the general
vote, so they refused any apportion-
ment In South Dakota the Republi-
cans would pretty surely lose one of
the members under any fair APP portion
ment. 1t will be novelty to have ten
or eleven members in congress who rep
resent no district.