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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, H., June -. The fan Of
Lucifer Is about the unly thing ourtcord
IN the way 0f descent nor untdoue To-
day by wheat aud silver. The unior-
tunate STAKES went down info The depths
together Wheat was braten like an
ill-fayored orphnn No one scented to
wish 70 take care of r. The chirf i'm.
mediate closc Of decentralization was the
surprising announcement made IN a
Becrbohn eahlegraln thar India had
produced ~ 1--WE sections VI tie country
obOOO,uu0 bushels more wheat this yotr
than IN lSla. Opening price for July
was O3 5.Sc. or exactly cent lower
than 1t closed yesterday. september
started at Hl lie which showed de-
cline VI lie On the course VI half am
hour july nude another dive TO ~ ~
and September 10 6S IT,; leaving u
gan Of Go between the two deliveries.
altogether u previously unhearl " vaf-
rying charge, and smashing an rtOrls
10 pieces Tor cash wheat
Panieky silver was Of course the lead
ing cause ut weakness, but aside from
This was the news regarding India
wheat There was another adverse In
ilupncc contributing 10 the break, i was
news Of helpful rains ID the American
Northwest. The decline was further
aided by speculative loags hciug forced
10 sell their lnly wheat owing 10 the
proximity of the month, Partridge aud
other biz sports bought heavily al the
bottom and stopped the drain
The report Of some rcgery IN III.
yer, anl clearances Of NDN0 bushels
Of whel. IN The kernel anil IN Hour
helped steady the market later the clos
ing being easy, lIf3-sc from the bot
~ $50, ,,.t 1., .4tin. 90 ,,b.,t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
srArLn PROVISIONS

,,n,n,e Dry salt short clear 10
hiiAn 60, abort clrnr, II 1-2ei bacon,
i.i,t,s i3c; hams medium, Nj break
~, hactn. u lie. dry salt holheh, re
LARD Compound, > l-'ci pure l'uh
IL lie ,..,,ts,.t GI.se, now.
SN,'lf' hnrreis. B5.Sc; powdered. -
nts,N' 10. cut loaf, 10 hbls. l.2ei
pniNi - Ibis. u 3-ic. fancy yellow
c ,sl ,fge1 b3Sc. rftra. q, , l,Spo "a
eet,n,,g,iI;lir ArbhckiGs Aflosa, 20
,tislond. 2lc; Lion, 24ci Aiaroma' 2i7'
Iers,ts. x, II COFFEE ~ The aack
Gis6.,hhii .q0i2ie; choice, % ~ fapey
fnp, =, t,,.sl.a,ig 1gbc. old rnYeruiufIt Jus
~ ~ %, MGf.hn. n lie
VI, IN ,caEg Barrel lots choice feboil-
w Nj gal; fancy syrup, soc psr
en ~rhaiso corn syrup, 2Sc per 2nLi
ssiissr dlg 'yrgp, S8s a gs' f.iIas. 41.2s:
BbANs,- =! tS5l.k i.2c.
baygnn't, rornuon. 3 1.2NB 3fcj primo.
~, -. rhoiro, DC; head nre, D l-2fiDc.
4p,s IN FISH New machfiei, medium.
-" , bb !. $40. No. ] lob pct
iit. II 10. medium 10 z Vip hei hiis'
~ x, ,,ttSeeE Fancy fall one IN box.
% VI. Two 10 box. iae; Young Amer
eaeeir tnicH Lump, 4 ~ per ri I-lb
snl s-ib packages eei oib; wool s sn q,
~ aer nj. c0ru fiaffft nlg lv-ib.
Bs,5 III oas l.2ei Faultiess- o. iib' pick
sg s,,,. Esf Fsss.@Blis.. medium, soT5; ~
"a, y,soneaiinm. 81; hts, small. fs; IL
BSi' mall \, % c ei Ps ssi aI Ss, d Ges;
quar- y, 'i,i prr don, 50. hrfAfou raj.
ssy ~. Az. $50. Imperial gai' pef des.,
~ sat3,rSERvFs BIB pals. one dozen
~ 49, ~ dozeu, S675; .Oib. kaaaiias,
iefr ~ rs 20 apd sOib pal ;, worth
y, ~ H., 5ib iin pals ~ doz.,
sj5: Is e,ns sia.', p.F e ls. l,g az, -
KIN inmhltr PER hue'i toss tfhYyhff
ky dox $40
p',cf''rs Aimonis, now, sofi-shfllei, per
..,td 1oe. walnais. exirf large. rVf
ptnd isc iilbefts. pr pound, II ~.
rssis, new crop, rer pound y ~:
~ assorted. 2tlh. boxes Comet
INA ites pecans. new crop. hi.2tipr;
,1aea,s sancy 7hife per sark. Parrot
-.sf b ~. choice white haa. brand,
y. -tarisd. Witt best qua ~. ~.
Dried FRuiTs- rafdtll pfvnfa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

CORDAGE. sism ropc, l.2ln hnsls-
4 1.2c; mnniln rupo, luln basis, 10 l.2ri
cotton r0po, an sizes, Hes cotton twlhe,
ibc. .,,,.,.n,, u,o
KisfS AND pACl<AHEs Quart boxes
ner h0nsnud. 50, twenty four .lnnrt
,yatcs. prr 100. 81, third hushel boxes,
per 100 $40 cllmax baskets per 100,
Si50, is bushel climax baskets, pr
Id 5000; 4 basket crnict prr lpV,
SiH. melon crates, per 100. Sll
Yi1EDS Amber cane seed, ppr bnAhel,
iufhip seed. DE per pound.
Alfalfa seed $50 per hushpl
Stock pens $40 per bnshrl,
Johnson grass seed Al,Op pet buHhrl4
Milioi lipr bushei, DJe,
GiiAN SACKS. Bnle be, cumbclr'
lanl A. II 1.2c. Nnoni, 10 lie, u, y.
N ID l.ac, U, \, o., II l-2e, . bn., \
o. \ lie, oenials, y l-2ci ~ bu',
wheat hays, q on, l.2c,
nINDiSt; IRVINE y. o. b. Fort
AVorth, prr 100 lbs., white sisal. tp.lOi
standard, $3.50; manilla. $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
DRUGS

o.o,siions based on small lots 70
ti Ie,iersc Acrlanild. pr ounce, iOrf
Ie."' ,,.,,1s zoe: neetlc acid. pff H., FL.
~, mite acid, afyst, per d., BOZ to 3xcl
eAi'f,,5. arii. 81 r.. pcr lb.. ne; nitric
mpi'" y. Der IT,, 2lc, snlphnilr ncld,
Helui ,,er H. Ole. tnuuic acid, bulk,
=, X ri ob. alcohol. ~ per cent pr
", 70 ri lras sc rnshl alum, per ~.
fhh' XII ANNA, SiO0i anilfgbtlne, per
81 5se. eniipyfine. per o.. SlfO; am
o., .,honhir. Der 10. 1iic. blue yiffi0l,
inph'u, f,fteai blue mass prf d., SOe.
pef H'y,,,.nenf. PEI H., zoe. h0rax, pff
nins W, i3c. camnhor, gum. per 10, G0ci
W. cs,a ii0wdffel per D., 2Of; COR
fnpt',rr IL, 2flici cream tartar, u.
ct'A ii, 3Or: eforrr, per ID. l5e.
bowdsra, per ~, fiXi. ether,
n,Gloasarle' q. =. =. rer ~ 7oc. gum
o-,t pidk. per d. Wlci gum ghei.
afAN..f n, nJc; rlIie. brown. pr n. l21f
,a,, r.i.e white. pfr w.. 2ir; mace. per
ll''' ,,.. n,errurY. Der 10, TIC. morphine,
lu1 b a. w. 1.t0f.. boxes. pr ox ,
eatnr = t2-0r boxes per of, g. 30.
t-' .,tiee. per O. t2IOi uuiilcrs Der
r. ~, easi1f oil. per sal, Sl.2affl 30 .
~ '',d uer eat. Siil. lp1red o. per
el,ff 4NilSla. tterm OIL ". ~ per gAl.
ss'so ot8nJn. per ib. 1913 70 f325s
tl- 80. ppf ~. A.2oi black pepper.
upn iSc: potash, lHnnhlea mi ~
Wa. ,siasb. ehlpfate. pr w.. 2Aci ipdida
- ~ 81 -. uuihinc, " a W ", but,
III 1tr; cans. pcr Oh SIC Qnlelue.
W VI Dol cans, prf or 10; y n
aaln)ne. ~ slale PER ~ a'lc. De-.
~ ilns, PEI o. <'ci nus Y-pt. ma pfr
o1 20. a. 2o-oz sirt. per o. ztc;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

A London special says There Is In the
last day or two sense Of relief In respect
to the greatest druuth IN memory. The
irrcparable damage amounts to an lnter.
national calamity. Even the milk supply
of tlls metropolis has been cut down by
a startling percentage this week and
dealers threaten to charge Is quart in
a few days. The fields Of England Ger
many and France are brown Instead Of
green. Hay in England has risen to $50
ton. an unprecedented figure on the
other hand. all kinds OF fresh meat sell at
the lowest prices ever known, because nnl-
mails are being slaughtered by Wholesale
on account OF the lack OF fodder, The
penalty Of the latter luxury will come
later. The crops are now beyond saving
and the government will have a difficult
problem dealing with agricultural distress
In the noxt few months The abnormal
dryness seems to be healthy. The lancet
ascrlbes the failure OF cholera and small
pox to spread more rapidly to the hot,
clear weather. The temperature now aver
ages 80 degrees lower than week ago,
with -oocasional showers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

per H.. Toe; French 1los Hos h0lb.
boxes. ioc. California tus lVDsi e1-lb,
htxcS i4c; iOs. 500. iSc; Cos, iOs. l4r,
CalliNnla cyaportcd apfleots, 2o'lh,
boxes rrr H., IL 1.9c; Il l. raiSus y
crctyn, s. 70 rcr box, T. L, rnilnN :
crnwn, 81 per box: California dried
grales, h sacks, DC pcr 10; Calitcsnlh
forda seSlicss raisins. So, choice cyap-
walled APPLES, No.lh hoNcs, VI i-ci
cliplcr rfinic nlh haxrs iOc; lrivd an
plcs, ~ So l'Vr lhs Sliced drici prnle.~
" per N; ctirraNtx. " hhls.. \ drtHnc
Dor ID. ellrranls. in hnNrs. q l.lo nor W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

New York. June % WHEAT spot,
fairly active; lower No . red; elevator.
Onions declined on weak cables maiy
western markets, longs unloading anu
hrayy increase IL India crop; miiied on
large clearance~ and shorts cnvefing' ieu
on realizing. closed steady. 1-Sd'!-i ugdcr
Yesterday. July. 40. August q IL
Sentember. "A rs: October. ~ 81
Corll-Spot. dull; easier, closing steady;
No y AZ ~. elevator Options opehe1
AZ I,1fi5S decline. with wheat aud
west. rallied. closed firm, l-Pfa-s nnget
Yesterday. July. AZ 3-S; August, ~ VII
Septemhor. ~ -
Hice- Fairly active. steady
Nolasses- Orleans. open Kettle,
rnod 10 choice. dull sicady' a.
Coffee OntiOns opened Irregular. 70 -
noi,,is down: closed steady 1HlO aeNn.
saies. II go bags. Including I'ly, Sl2JV
Sji55T: September, Sl5a5d io.to; ps'
c.nl,erl Si5.0JHl5lp. Spot rio dnll;
steady. No. Z. 10 ~ t.
susar-Raw. dull; refined. qnles'sieAdy.
A;Ew ORLEANS PRODUCE.
New orleans La. June 2o.-Mar'e'
dnll, unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

WHEAT Old or new No. . ebei 80
3. BE u..,.
oar. DE. ehelled. mixed, sacked, we;
white. sucked. 3ic.
OARS New pn,n l'eaas rust proof.
chr ID, +. q. %. Fort Worth. bulk, 22ei
sacked. 2le. ,v.,.
Hay Oar ioH +. o b. Fort Worth
best Fotncv $500 por toni best upland
IS. alfalfa, loose. le,9l Slvi Io"sp P'"'
ne. local pcr ton. $500 .aao ,oo
IIOi 4 Best patents 2oQ per Ivy
nounls, half patents, y NJ, ihlrd gr1ae'
Sf.T0. fourth grade, SLVOi northsrhl
unfrni, S225.
CfioPS Corn and oats mixed, per
a., Sin, nor 100 lbs. SLID,
COTTON. Low ordinary = i3i ,,c.
- ndidlnc. q 1915: middling q ";
GOOD middlng, Z 5's; middllug hifI
rs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
LIVESTOCK


~, Louis Mo. June ~. Caul,N Rr-
Sslp's; 1000 shipments. 3SI. Slow m
t pgSsl " lower un mc,iium and eo,niunn
WIN o. nceliis Ntan~ and Indians
VII w, 70 fpod .nailvc Atcrrs. 81. s,iit4.ta1
Ns,n,Ssefs, .seeis, S2FNfStN.
n,esf 'ltfssSRis, I'm shipn,cuts, W
g. ,,eeWet, heavy. St1sNi1pi. uiiy.
3'',,ss,,H'H",; lirltt, S57NiGlO.
Sho1, l,c.i,i,,,a. hln. sli,,,ae,
VS'V' slow, lower. Ne market ls 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

lieutenant Warren b. Fox, Tenth In.
fantry says Washington dispatch, Is
reported 10 have left his post without
permission. leaving a number OF small
bills unsettled. Colonel Townsend VI the
military school Mt Fort Leayenworih,
Kas,. has reported the case 10 the war de-
pnrtmeut. and the impression is strong
that Lieutenant Fox has deserted. II he Il
not heard from within thirty days he VIII
be dropped from the army rolls Us de-
serter. Lieutenant Fox was promoted
from the ranks, and Is the fourth officer
SO promoted who has fallen Into disgrace
within the last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

WHISTLES 1lectlhed, Si,20fi2.Q0 an
nor .,ronf. l.yonf.oll unwarls $1,000
J 10. sour mash, 2ycar-oli nDi UPWARDS,
Si ,pjaj 90 az Dor ngei extra OF, tnVDd
i6iO, blended whistles, N2.NDti20,
WINES PINE grape, prr gallon slioo
iuitANDIES Pure Tennessee apple,
gt9si unrr Maryland prach $500 DO.
westie c0gnac. aLfJljO0; imported,
sOlyOfiO25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

ufpTs- I.uyers arc paying Dry
all, heavy 81. light o., dry sali, 40;
" ,'reen saif SAB re, butchrrr' green.
2 1.2di3 lie ,r,,,c. -.
MN igni4r, bno, i2filic.
"IHnNicS iloofs aud bpncs, $500 per
,o,i, delivered.
'IiEESwAN--iONtise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

OYSTERS .onc-lb,, per doa., noc; No.
., ppr dot.. Si.s5.
FISH ALASKA, No salmon, per dos.
$40; Colombia river NJ. l rnlnon. ngr
lor.Sit5' i-ih.. marlcri, rcr dos.,S W.;
NNcrcan sntdines, lis. per case Sovpi
lrcnch Mnllncs, las, per case, Sl2.hN,
MEATS. rottcd hmm ~ u. SIC per
dos pottcl hahn. - H., Si,nn POT dos.
Nicnna sausage. - H. Si,an per dos
Vienna sausage, h.. SID per los
lunch toncnp, I H.. SiiA per dnN
ehlppci bccf. / h.. 81 10 per don.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Now Orleans. La, June @-,,Meklroy,
q. c,hert say; IutLres-The decline on
3 1.5e In silver 10 81 1-2c has heen ths
M sbsorbing topic to-day, lAyerpo9ii
~ saar;ng he disastrous results 70 Amen-
"a from this continued decline has peen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

the very best sewing machine
which eklll and money can
produce. There Is no better
and fcw 80 good. An agent
Of n sewing machine com.
pany will charge you Se5 to
$40 for a machine in no
respects different from this
which, we furnish you for
only S24, including one full
years subscription to the
SEMl.WrEKLY GAZETTE
We could fill columns with
the best testimonials Of its
worth sent us by persons
who have them in use, but
the machine itself Is Its own
best recommendation, as you
viii my when you SOC and
use IT.
$24 for the Machine and
Seml-Weekly Gazette One
Year.
The machine will be sent
to annual subscribers to the
Daily Gazette who want
II on the payment Of $2s
additional to the regular
subscription price Of - q
year s8i for the Daily Ga
sette one year aud this su'
perb machine
Send for circulars deacrib-
ing tho machine
Address sll letters to
orM0cR 1T pDRf 5SHsNo ca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Relal Lat Canou city. $40 pei
ton; McAllstrn Chpcihw, jenu, i.lud.
Blc Muddy. R1usc. Maitland. Vniirtpil.
l,ahscn mud Wnlscnlwrg rnls rat lots.
SiTA, To 10 ton lots, 50 so, one tuu
Sifn; tne-hnif ton. $3.50. Monarch. Vie
tor santa Clara aud Elmorc GOALS cat
lots, SAnO; . TO 10 ton lots, 50, pNc
tons, SO -. one ton, $3.50, onNhalf ton
car lots, 500. 3 10 10 tons, $500. twd
tons N,In one ton, SOL onchalf ton,
SA1A, Maitland egr aud Meuarcll riir
car lots, az; = 10 10 tons SAad, twN tons
SA.hO, singlc ton, SA1A. anthracite
lrcnnl cnel. car ,lois. Nll a 70 ~ TN
fOnidal, . 10 10 tons. 81; slnrln ton
$3.50 onc-haif ton, Sa' slack coal zoe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
TAKE THE NICKEL PLATE 10
THE SAENGERFESr.

The Nickel Plate road will sell round.
trip tickets to the Cleveland Saenger-
fest at single fare. Good going July
10 and H. Good returning to aud IN
Guiding July II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
WOOL


St louis, Mo-, lur % Wpul Re-
celpts, l32.50l pound, shlpmcnts lob
100 pnunds quiet urhangcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

81. Lnhis Mo- june 80 Cotton
Quiet lid lower mdalhE Nlc1
sales, G0O lhnles. receipts, 100 bales.
shipments, TOu hnlrs; stocks, 4uliVW
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

do. luO-ox. tins. Per o.. 29c. sal soda.
per 10, IDA f'2e; salpclcf, nillei.
P lN ,s ios. asI!peT ss's r., r., g.,
Rochelle. soc; hcnrbonate, knrllah kegs
per To-. Nc. eulnhut 0hM, iuls . J4qs
sulph. nowrrn siunll lots, BET fpitlts
iufncntlnc, market retce, rcr rals, white
lead Collier & Southern. = r.. pcr ID,
Z l.ic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
WITHOUT A alvAL
4OoRAT PUBLISHING 90,
Fear WORM, TEXAS


t'llss tx. June a0.-(Speeiai.)-.
sti sNaS ssqlnas; asi ~ .,. G e sasd
3 P,.s few miles f Taa P =, sail
/ i,tsiord and Waiter welf were
|Aeiga, e..lie. but not fatally, AMY
: AeSies, y y. shot II several plaeea.
e VII surely die,
aas iot semi.v-o-li,, c,..y.,,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

r-.T-.-son Ter IUnf 49, 1V00TAT1 =
BY steamship from Sal'es'Voi iSe-
To Liverpool j. ..-,..s'.'.-. 80
10 C0nfiucnt..,.,. 80 Rstst
TO New foFf....r..- 49, - ~ ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Knusa. city. June WHEAT lower,
No. red 81 .a ,.as,,t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

kakfor a copy of their illustrated
pospi 10 pages.
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saIIa.ion free. Call upon, or I'D
with stamp,
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GREAT SECRET

,rhirh many persons never
~ n rscrvc the health IS the
'aicst tho easiest and the best
Y. ~ tbr Iarypst degree Of happi-
...ie can hope to attain. To keep
X '...j he wenkening and eontamj'
''''slunnces Of all
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07
CoaaENxV or raE rRsSs On rur
MESSAGE


Il Is. Upon the whole. dIsappolnt-
meat II is not As struug IN its
structure as Mr., Cleveland's papers
usuoly are. hut the chief disap-
poiutmeut is fouud in What IL does
net say. Ills announcement that il
Is t"o early to say what financial
legislation Is needed following the
rrPeal # the silver purchase act. 10
not responsive to public expectation.
Nor j. II consistent with his DECLARE
tlons "a connection with the tariff,
that IL political promises and pro
lessons haze any binding force. cur
fallurr Ia give the relief 80 long
AWAITED will bc sheer r,crraucy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

The ''pianDph"ue" i the latest. II con
sists Of keyboard with keys of the
same size and description rs the orlina-
~ piano, simple but effective striking
action, and the substitution of metallic
plates for the ordinary strings. These,
being tuned 10 the ordinary scale. yield
sufficient sound to make the playing on
the instrument distinctly audible To the
player, but inaudIble at any distance.
The instrument never gets out Of tune.
Yankee Blade.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

SECRET OF TRANSMISSION FOUND
The simplest Of all devices conducts and medicine from
the blood, the
Bv Electroendonoss. What
pamphlets will tell You will find explanation evidence
there produces molecular that
organs the Tumor consump
that might have reached and cured
that short the duration of typhoid fever destroys the of diph
he supplies the lungs asthma produces sleep insomnia
the kidneys constipation,
headache reduces the pulse aud temperature hour fever
battery produce the requisite Thermo
1t but has
these of medicine understand and is
cuded in the outfit trial will Physicians
and Importance Agents sell
household. Parents have always
Describe symptoms Send for pamphlet
5. r. BE JKWITH, " D, ia Fifth Ave. N. Y City.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07
Richmond Dispatch. .

We have called for discriminat-
u = tarlil aud the President uses the
identical adjective in calling for dis
eliminating care IN le,ying custom
duties, 81 Ne are of course pleased
with !4's tarIit Recommendations. As
"a ~ hole it indicates that its author
i, man If extraordinary ability.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

sEs1iss 5a.t3y u1gS4s usa to invoke foT me
manifold i5sSssrszs II a generous aud Con.
ns1in@ sScofsAe Et~ yragr.t seTu paacus care, and
T. pss~a<e ny wiling sgvFa5yt TO every lss~
f~4sEass sgsrf for the sa amer . - ia.
gEcStsasss AID Prosperity Il our haawrd
eountFy- GROW ER CLEVELAND.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

Gov. Tillman in his message, gives
considerable attention, as was ex-
pected, to the dispensory liquor law.
lie also pays his respects to Judges,
"ho use their positions to thwart
rle will of the people by interpret
ug the law in the interest of OF mo-
uopoIes. Tillman's novel and he
role method Of dealing with the
H4dor question. is attracting atten-
ton. We nave had a number OF
letters asking US to publish the law
lt's too long, but We have prepared
synopsis of the provisions OF the bill
which We will publish in week OF
'"o, probably next week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

Io the American People.
he Democratic party under the
leadership of Glovcr Che, Gland has
surrendered to John Sherman and
his allies. ttfl
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

The mcSsagr, as u whole. is
thoughtful and digui6ed, II con
taIus auy practical points AID sug-
gc,llors. IN IL not great state
paper. 1t il hcCalsc Mr.. Cleveland set
out Nttn mo intention II making il
So. IL a. certainly an interesting aud
comprehensive grouping of such ld-
formation COZ ccrnlug the state Of
the Union ~ II consiltulionally de-
wolves upon the President frum time
- tune 10 trft,Y ~ congress.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

Henry Watterson discussing the
Wilson tariff bill in the Courier
journal, says: eve hid hoped for
a Till embodyiug less Of the protec
Tive and more of the revenue fea-
ture," but then goes on and trys to
apologize for it. The fact is the
democrats have played traitor on
Ihe tariff as we'll as on finance.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07
SHOULDER TO SHOULDER,
TO TIE WHEEL
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER,
THEORETICALLY TESTED,
ALWAYS FAITHFUL.

The only all-home print As col
umn paper in the State for Sl.00
year. The oldest Reform and ALI
ance paper east of the Mississippi.
A heavy hitter and a hard fighter for
the Alliance and the cause Of re-
form. 1t should 90 regularly TO
every home in n. G., and every re-
former should zee that all his neigh
bors take il. Valuable premiums
given TO workers, such as wagons,
sewing machines, &c. For particu-
lars or sample copy write
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER,
Raleigh, n. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

The West and South must stand
hrmIy together, or their ruin and
destruction by the Eastern money
power is inevitable.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
PRESIDENT CL6VELLND'S yfWS IN
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
HE PROMISES \ FURTHER MESSAGE
ON THE HAWAIIAN >ITTATION.

HI" Ways aud Means Manager Endorsed
---Iavors small Tax on Corpor;.t ton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

EN EhN MAN no HIS POST.
ELBOW TO ELBOW,
SHOULDER TO SHOULDER,
AND
EVERY SHOULDER
TO TIE WHEEL
Should he the watch-Word of the
hour.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

April IS, 1890, the international Amerl-
can conference of Washington by resolu-
ton expressed the wish that all controver.
sizes between the republics of america ana
the nations of Europe might be settled py
arbitration. and recommended that the
government of each nation represented in
that conference should communicate this
wish to all friendly powers. A favorable
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

During the last fiscal year the cost OF
seeds purchased was S66, 54S.6 81. The re-
mainder OF an appropriation Of $780,
was expended in putting them up and dis
tributing them. 1t surely never could have
entered the minds of those who first sane
TONED appropriations Of public money for
the purchase Q. new and improved va?i.
cites or seeds for gratuitous distribution
that from this would grow large appropri-
atoms for the purchase and distribution by
me mbers of congress Of ordinary seeds,
bulbs and cuttings which are common in
all the states and territories and every
where easily ohtainahle ut low prices.
In each state and territory an agriculture
al experiment station has been established
These stations, by their very character and
name, are the proper agencies to expert
ment with and test new varieties of seeds,
and yet this iudiscriminate and wasteful
distri button by legislation and Legislators
continues, answering no purpose unless it
be to remind constituents that their repre-
sentatives are willing to remember them
with gratuities at public cost.
In view of these facts this enormous ex-
penditure without legitimate returns OF
benefit ought to be abolished. Apticipat-
ing contamination SO manifestly in the
interest of good administration, more than
/ 500, 600 has been stricken from the esti.
mate made to cover this object for the
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

year ending June y I>ss. AID the secretary
eoommeuds THAI the remaining g.. go Of
tie estsns'e ts eoahaed strictly t. ths
parchass i Hea sad improved varieties Il
seeds, ard Ast iAe@s be .issribatesl through
experiment stations
Tins she ~ey-d alil D. tested. aaa after
the ties has lss-u caFn pleted IS the expert.
meat station tss~ pr aeatIun II tie useful
varieties and sb- r, ..--tsoss Il ttac yalazles.
nay safely - .etl g. tae uumu4ua sense Of
the people