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tsTH ST. 22i w.-Large & small rooms house
heated good board; table board: moderate.
18Th ST. 226 W.-Extra large room a small one.
rent reasonable. with without board.
18TH ST. 50 w.-Large hall rooms, table .
service FIRST class: table board; references.
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TRYING PLACE, "a, near Union sguare-Des,r.
able rooms: excellent table, moderate terms;
table board.
LEWIS ST, /, corner Grand Boarder. wanted {;
light, airy rooms: excellent board, terms mod
crate; also table board "
LEXINGTON AVE, 4a3, Atm st. Desirable
rooms; superior board 81 ~; American
family.
LEXINGTON AVE, S37-Newly furnished rooms
with or without board near Grand Central.
LEXINGTON AVE. soO. near I'D 81. = elegant
rooms hrst-clnsS board; Jewish family.
LEXINGTON AVE. ioi near t2d SIS; best
board for two men; LIST nat.
LEXINGTON AVE. 36i. near Grand Central
Elegantly furnished rooms. excellent cuisine
table boarders accommodated.
LhXINGToiM Ay 81" sg!h St doh stations Iao1n,
for gentlemen: excellent German table.
PARK AVE. 1886 seth st-Handsomely fur
nished rooms; also back parlor all con-
veniences; excellent board moderate terms.
4TII AVE, 10, opposite Cooper Inst tute-Fur-
nlshed rooms, with good substantial board;
English cooking; ~ up.
9TH ST. 20 e., near Broadway-Large h small
rooms; parlors; city sitors accommodated
| board II wanted.
| lUI II 81, llB, lls. 40 H.. Handsome single Il
! double rooms; excellent board prices moderate.
| nth ST. ~ f.. block rom Broadway-Desir-
| able square room; rnnning water: abundant
table.
II1H ST 20 E.--Nicely furnished. single 4
double Io)rn; excellent table, references.
18TH ST. lO9 L.. near Broadway 4 Union Square
Rooms & board use OF parlor plano
18th ST ;yls E-Sunny parlor well furnished !;
other rooms with good board terms moderate.
18TH ~. ZOE. Nicely furnished rooms gen
tleman a wife: single gentleman: table boarders.
18TH ST 2IO E-IArge nicely furnished rooms
with board table board; reference
,-ru or s,7 s,rvv.s,p, sora,e-With
hoard d.s,rshle rooms facing the park;
southern exposuTe: reterences
21sT ST 20 E-second roor front a hall room /;
arst-cIass board; parlor dining room; references
xID 81 yYJ E-uandsomrIy furnished Iarve ~
small rooms: hot Il cold water; homelike; sub
| stnntIal board
9gn ST 9W E-pnard, young men 81 30 each |.
hath comfort cIeanIiness; bell O.
| 1nT n ~ I1 E-IIouhle a single rooms from
So IN. excellent meals: references
17.rII sT Ia- II Sic.ly furnished rooms A
erreIleni table hos I'd, reasonnbie references
18TH ct ,5a rrurnishsd rooma a hoard S5.
tabl, board 81 30
atsT ST E-usnd.om, rooms: e1ceIIent table =:
families A hacheIora: location nrst-ciass: mod
. crate
HATH ST IA r. Handsomely FURNISHED rooms
win excellent boa I'd. moderate prices: home
comforts
9ITu or Iss r Ia,se .nnnv rooms with nm
+ .,a.r,,a,as,. ,..ia a .,,anIarca. r.farsnra ar
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wAvERLEY PLACE. is2-Elegant mats all i'm
provsmcnts, rooms floor. through. SIS; parior
| aoor t27. Janitor.
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un'urnished- Brooklyn.

DuFFlELD ST. 30 near Bridge large. light
rooms. all improved sil to tl3
FULTON ~. 42--Nhue charming I'd story
through, 2oNdD, Tor $40 monthly.
PROSPECT ST. 1856, close to bridge 4 terry-3
rooms, nice order, s..
SIXTH ST. COO to rooms SIC to 80; janItor
service. BRADY 1921 Court St
kIkGNN u steam. hcutcd apartments, CLARK st..
opposite Monroe place, + h u rooms; perfect
order; sunny exposure; 80 to SIb; near bridge.
Wall St Fulton ferries free to Nov l.
FLATS-An sunlight, TOR CLERKS, mechanics,
artisans NC.
weekly vi 10 10 "! VI
4 rooms. weekly l. 80 to go
rooms weekly = toto g. 40
one room Of each set II sCullery, with separate
closet sink tut Tor each family: hreprooI stair
cases; private park, 25uNl2O feet: within =
minutes walk Of south h Wall ST. ferries. THE
RlN ENSIDE, 20 JurRlemon St, brooklyn
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ssTH ST., 239 w.-Iarge sunny front room; ever
convenience; excellent table board; reasonable.
18Th 81, .Z9, .sJl W.-Eiegant sunny large 3
single rooms; superior board; near Broadway:
families reasonable. =
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44TH ST., I6O W.-Niceiy furnished room, ez
cellent board, in Jewish family; table board.
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Unfurnished House. to Let.

frooxlYr.
BERGEN ST., $50, Brooklyn-To let, whole
house. $50 month. Inquire agent, AIS Gates ave
Cl.ASSuN AVE. ,4lu near LeNington-l2 n oms,
improvements; garden; $40 HANlLAND,
0S2 Fulton st.
HERKiMER ST. ans. Brooklyn-To let. a good
home. fine rooms, improvements. Sumner
10th ST., l25i8 r ID ave.-s2O; whole house,
rooms.
80 MONIllLN-l-S IIuntlultOn ST., between
court Clinton stS. 2-story basement prit X
fine order: key at 100 DEWSNAr, 81 Liberty
ST., New York.
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"roo
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. s9-Finest location. mod.
ern Improvements throughout. single double
rooms. low rates,
DuFFIELD ST, l7i-Three desirable rooms. CON
Meeting, well furnished for housekeeping IS .
front hall room. 81 so
HENRY 81. los, near nrdge. BrookIyn-El
giant furnished room. all cunveniences; refer
enCcs required.
HENRY ST, O2 Nicely furnished large & small
rooms; gentlemen or man & wife.
HENRY ST, SO, Brooklyn, near Brdge-Large
comfortable furnished rooms; complete house
keeping OF gentlemen,
MADISON 81. ~. brooklyn Furnished front
hall room; convenient TO Union elevated; gas /;
bath.
MIDDAGH ST. 23--Large front room. all
yenicnces. two gentlemen or couple
moderate.
5rH AVE, 100 I'd floor private house; com
plete housekeeping Union st. station; $50
monthly.
'erse. City
HALLIDAY ST 2ls-4 rooms, furnished com
pletc Tor housekeeping; 81. 80 weekly; good To-
cation: take CortlRndt 81. ferry Pacific ave,
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73D ST. & 85THST., WEST SIDE.

DESIRABLE Q AND STORY HOUSES,
'uiiS decorated, steam heat and electric light
CLARK ESTATE, rs WEST 23D 81.
J-sToRY and extension brick house, II rooms
Ah0 2 story attic, II rooms; newly painted.
papered, &c: I'd st., near Bowery; low rents
with lease. Faconer 100 Ith ave.
APAlff AT So, or whole ~ stib, OF 2I4 East
-3tth 81, Gail HULI. Times Building.
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18TH 81. 423 ". Pleasant sunny front rooms:
every convenience; board optional; reasonable:
| families or gentlemen central.
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furnished Houses to let.

FOuR-SroRI hsh-stoop brown-sto house,
completely furnished and In frst-class order on
West 1924 ST., near Lenox ave; express trains
from Rector St via 9Th ave. elevated less than 80
minutes, rent reasonable TO a desirable tenant,
f. A. BLACK l2l West l25th ST.
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Purni.hed-west Side.

10Th ST, ZOE w-smnli furnished floor or apart
ments, cheap, light housekeeping private house ;
Protestant family. owner.
23D ST. S3s W beautifully & completely fur
n8hed nat, rooms IneXceptionnble in all re-
spects Inspect
2lST ST. 2n W.--Ilandsome furnished fat, 8
rooms. bath; LIST flight, all light Janltor.
22D ST, 45s Va floor Of rooms, en- suite or
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MADISON AVE, 1898 Summers bell-Elegantly
furnished nat. rooms n bath. new complete
for housekeeping 81 weekly. others cheaper.
9th ST, g3l E.-Flat > front rooms bath elc-
ganty furnished housekeeping: Sc. Crowell
18TH ST. 70 E.-Comtortably furnished fiat, 6
large, light rooms n bath, complete for house
keeping. silver. linen, china, pictures, bric-a-
bruc. only SIS.
Al MORRlSJN'- FLAT AGENCY, 1Oj West
Ilst St, ynu will find flats in all locations
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bhlWNsToNE HOUSE, 3-story a basement; 10
IL rooms bath; all improve ments; In good order
~ Lar month. Inquire I'll Pleasant ave
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THE BRISTOL.

10th ST LEXINGTON AVE. Hotei P
overwhelmingly furnished rooms. wi
board terms very moderate.
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West Side.

West Side.
BANK ST. s-Largs nicely furnished room to
let
BARROW ST 10 near 9Th aye-Large room. for
housekeeping. So upward.
CHARLTON ST, 3s-Two front rooms to let, ad-
Joining or separately; gas, bath modern I'm
provemcnts: southern exposure.
PERRY ST. 35-Large from, room; quiet, re-
spectacle couple: light housekeeping. price mod
crate.
9Th AVE. sI2. % hoor-You can be suited by
calling light airy, cheap q clean.
7TH AVE, 22os-Front parior bedroom
one block from station; terms moderate gentle
9Th AVE, 27O. near 25d st.-FurnIshed room for
gentlemen.
sIH AVE. 7,l-fuTnshed room, bath, 81. 70
gentleman. LacroiS's bell.
10TH ST., ~ W. Newly iurn shed rooms.
single or en- suite; all improvements; private
baths; heated,
nth ST. 1875 w.-HaudSome rooms. large a
small. furnished
18TH ST, 40 W.-Ecgnnt front room folding
bed, hot cold water, bath priNae family.
18TH ST, luS W. Handsomely furnished large
front room, mo lerate nice small room. ~.
l.IH ST., IL " loT2 VERY aDle rooms
pleasant surroundings; every convenience.
18TH ST, 81 w Desirable connecting rooms.
first door, suitable Tor ora young men; refer
encc.
i2TH ST. 29l w-Large front room gentlemen
or couple, gas bath
18TH ST. IFS w.--Furnlshed, pleasant hall room
hath private family gentlemen
l4rII ~, los ". Nicely furnished rnuins, suit
able offices n lodgings, 81; single front par!or,
So weekly.
I4rh 81, 35I W.-~mgIc n double roc ms hand
somely furnished; all Improvements: together
or separate price moderate.
18TH ST, $3.50 Wall room with folding bed
closet, gas, bath private.
18TH ST. l52 w.-Square sunny room. third
toor; ALSO rooms on pAror Moor.
18Th 81. l53 ". Pleasant sunny rooms; nicely
furnished; every cOnvenencoi moderate term,
good location.
IOTn 81. .2U " Mould let couple al hand
somely furnished rooms with use Of Kitchen.
MAgerney
18TH ST. 2G3 W. small furnished hall
rooms, 81 & ~. 80; bath, improvements,
lCTH ST. iOs w.-sunny square room, nicely fur
nishoi suit ., gas bath
18TH ST. l57 Visiting room. bedroom, ktcheA
IS; respectable couple. call evenings, Bell 2
lTII ~. I'll ". -Nrauy furnished large TOum
Hight housekeeping; gas bath; low rent
18TH ST s62 w.-Newly furnished all conyen-
icHces; gentlemen. board optional,
18TH ST, 81 W, near uninn Cub-Elegantly
furnished rooms; private family. bath refer
enees. gentlemen only.
10TH ST. AIS W. Private house; newly fur
nshed rooms. - IN; bath; central.
NTH ST., ~ WEsr-handSOmely furnished
back paTlor: private bath; other pleasant, sunny
rooms; reasonable
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5lST ST. 1871 w.-Large small rooms with
excellent board; heated; near elevated. B'way
SGD ST.. 3O7 W. station at SD st-Handsomel.
furnished rooms singly en- suite excellen
table moderate,
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Boarders Wanted.


I7TH ST, 22S w.-FurnIshed rooms for one or tv,
niahed fat Richmond
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furnished Rooms to Let.
one TIM, VOC. pr ttn,. SocOnd Tine. lie. pr
a,sc' Third and Subsequent 7ines. I5c- pr linz.
No ertrd charge on Sun'tdva

SsS Side.
IRVING PLACE. 23-Large. nicely furnished
front rooms, "a & 30 floors
Lexington AVE. DI1-FuTHi,hed room In
private house villa owner; hot cold water;
terms reasonable
LEX NGTON AVE, So near 25th sL-Four newly
furnished rooms for gentlemen, 81 80 up.
LEXINGTON AVE. llg-Sicely furnished parlors
& large alcoye room. moderate. front hall room.
closet, I25
LEXINGTON AVE, IS. corner 2Gth st-Large
room, housekeeping other rooms. ladies or
gentlemen.
LEXINGTON AVE. ia Newly furnished large
ID floor front room, all convenlences; reasoa'
able.
LEXINGTON AVE, lsll-Steam, heated bed
Groom; use Of kitchen Tor housekeeping; -
ring liuuper's bell,
LEXINGTON AVE. l53-Choice OF several rooms.
all conyeniences; nicely kept house, reasons 10
terms.
MGNKOr. 81, So. near IiTand -. ieTry-fu
nished rooms, 81, 80 per week within min
ute'S walk Z car lines,
PARK AVE. s6l-2 pleasant corner rooms: bath
gas; young men or light housekeeping s..
STANTON ST, 37-Fumished room for respectable
man wife or gents; light housekeeping
ST MARKS PLACE it-Handsomest q cheapest
rooms; all conysnisnees, gentlemen or couple;
housekeeping
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

A WOMAN wants unfurnshed room, with meals,
rooms. without meals, near 81. Marks &
9Th ayes. Mrs Ward. care Of Ericsson 9S 5th ave. ,
Brooklyn.
FIRST FLOOR WANTED for light business; To-
cation l4th 10 satin st. 9Th TO 4th ave. d. L.,
box AZ World uptown,
BACHELOR wants pleasant. unfurnlshed in
a quiet respectable house. Permanent, box I'll
Word,
WANTED Unfurnlshed square room, running
water; pay $40 month. Hoffman box $50 World.
uptown.
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FIST ST, 1856 w.-Board square room. larg,
closets, table board, 50; all house appointments
unquestiOnable.
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10Th ST. 3lT W.-Large front room: all con.
reasonable. references
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22D ST, al W.-Parlor floor furnished or ,un,
furnished; also large front on second noorj
excellent board; home comfort
I'D 81, 43l w. - hall rooms ~ s.; also larq1
one; table board, 81.
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5UIH 81, l6U W. Large q small rooms 10
ladies or gentlemen; board II desired; easJ
terma'
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IJIH 81, % W.-SptCIaIIy uusIfaUIt- uuWI, Iu,ID.
waited front. sunny rooms: superior home A
table. gentlemen
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OPPORTl' NIFTY -Brooklyn's tonlest nelg hbor
hood; elegant rooms: select parties; bridge ~
minutes Opportunity, box $40 brooklyn World.
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45TH ST. 70 W.-Large room, nicely furnished
hot a cold water; Sli; also hall room.
47TH ST. rs w.-Board. with furnished rooms.
references
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North OF ,ast1 Street,
miscellaneous.
rookiyn.

LADY having nicely furnished fat on W. els
St will let parlor & bedroom, with or wlthoe
board NJ o.. box 300 World uptown.
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18th ST. 1856 w.-Nicely furnished large seconL
story front room: other rooms. with or without
board. IN.
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IRVING PLACE, "a, near Union Square-Desir-
able rooms; excellent table; moderate terms;
table board
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44IH 81. 2oy ". Handsome large a smai
rooms back parlor for physcian table board
err. Inference
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AIN 81. 2;3B VA floor; connecting room
with or without board; other rooms; table
board reference. 40
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08
ARE YOU ONE OF THE ASSES
Yours wishing success,
j. ". Brown.

That the Democratic Machine MustLasso?
A TRAVELLING corresnondent of the
Charlotte Observer sipnino himself
..Rnh4mian Saws.
"Eyer since a KrDublican admins
tratinn turned tho oovarnmant ov.r
tn . Democratic one w,tb - d.nl.taJ
treasury and avarv hnsin.ss verai,r
upon pa,alv,is cans.d Inv RenphIica3
lrpislaiiou and General cussad,4ss
81, ?
we 9ol E'j "T1uso T',i, ne,iiocrat graz anu @ or"-
l. 1.n lac" g; i'sP,''''o"'l nave. nave oeSn He'!
II, u, ,o'u u, III '' '"en't' I. nc NlO8 "5al,''
-'i'. G'e' tl"L" . administration. Ohr
y, I" o''-' ''i - lI'' 'o'i' 'l0i { rom d
II F"0'''a"' o''t " hc'l d iildn "lio
'ii' - ~ d ''''i'''' ~ c''io''''''iy
= lS'' 'A'' HIS l''' y '''ni i'iiS 'F"'IoH
,''',' ,O,.''''''o ;.s" l'''0''' p''i'I>EU y
''' - ( nv '''''7' Ui'6 "S'-
rs ''i'''7' -A'" '' 'i 0"l o"e
'''9 sum ''h 'A pa Sil'.e' II Io'nHl-
7's' 'eS'I".''-" NE 'F2'I src'' al ~
"'''.'o' .,'. 8 " VI ny s'-'' cue ~ '"5n' %
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08

GEEESyMLE, y. G., Jan. 5, '94.
EDITOR CAUCASIAN, DEAR SIR:
would like 10 be numbered among
the competitors for the premium
offered IL your paper on the l4th of
December.
think that each township should
elect IN executive committee OF three
faithful Peoples party men, whose
duty shall be to see that every man
wanting to vote the Peoples party
ticket is properly registered, and the
further duty of this committee shall
be- TO attend to the polls, and there
take the uanIes Of every man as he
votes the Peoples party ticket, and
then swear that they will have the
,otes counted as they are cast, and
stay right there and see that the
counting Is done correctly. | think
that this is the only way Dy which ID
fair count can be had, and if this is
done throughout the State there will
he no doubt about the success of the
Peoples party.
Yours wishing success,
j. ". BROWN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08
NIAGARA HARNEsSED AT La ST.
The Great Hydra allie Tunnel Proves to ht
\ AConpIete Success.
r. A. RUSSELL, Seo'y.
CORES pondenee solicited.

Niagara Falls, \. Y, Jan. 81
The brst practical test of the great
hydraulic tunnel which has been un
der construction in this city for the
past three years was made at IL
o'clock this morning. When the
gates were raised at the entrance to
the feeder leading from the big by
drauiic canal to the wheel pit of the
Niagara Falls Paper company's mill,
the waters of the upper river rushed
through their new found channel to
the wheel house. where they poured
down the penstock Of the pit, hug
iron structure, thirteen feet in diam
eter, for "a distance of l55 feet, then
striking, in an upward direction, 3
of the largest turnblne wheels ever
built, anil thence passing into the big
tunnel and flowing out under the city
to the river below the falls, nearly
two miles distant from the point OF
the fall.
This test showed what many thous,
ands have been waiting to see, &
practical demonstration of the great
! scheme for haFnessing tie terrific
power Of the Niagara, a scheme
which has already cost nearly 81
O0O, 900. The paper mill, which ii
the first to get the benefit of til.
power, is the largest of its kind II
| the world. Its contract calls fol
| 5000 horse power. ane-half of which
being used Low, and the cost includ
ing the lease of the land now ooeu
pied by the mill is IS per horse pow
er per year, for % hours a day, tn
cheapest, it is said, ever obtained.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08
A MILLION DOLLARS ADAY
The People Are Taxed the {. :.
Government and What Good Is 1T
Doing?
Twentieth Century. I
y cry respectfully,
II. c. BOURNE.

In 1873 the cost of government
was less than six and one half mil
lions, in 1913 a little over II million.
In 1860 1t had risen 10 q million;
while in 1898 it is $341, ,573, Is 434 :,
nearly one million per day, and what
good is it doing US: Qne-half of
that amount would serve to pay the
administrative expenses of managing g
every industry ii the country and
keeping every willing worker con-
stantly emploFeti. Yet this vast ex-
penditure IS wholly used to further
mining interests, railroad interests,
sugar Interests, and other corporate
interests of the one-half Of one per
cent of our citizens who control all
industry. The mass of the people
exist only to be plucked. and always
will until they vote themselves into
control of the machinery of govern
ment, abolishing all Its useless fune-
tions and ira 1sforming 1t into a vast
industrial machine, leaving no powe;
of legislation III the hands of public
servants
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08
CASSIUs Vi. CLAY'S OATH.
SAYS He Was Reduced to Poverty by TIL.
Railroads aud objects to Paying


Louisville. Ky, Jan. 31.-The tax
payers of kentucky are requested to
sign printed oath after making up
their tax lists. Gen. { lassius VI. Clay,
of Whitehall, after erasing this,
wrote and signed the following of
his own:
The signer solemnly swears that
the railway corporations of the State
and nation have taken possession of
the highways and exercise on him
and his lands and personal estate I'M
limited power of taxation, when he
has no representation, and their de-
crees are enforced 10y hireling army
under the name of detectives, using
force without orders from State or
na ion that, on the 18th day of
September, 1892, he bad not made a
/ dollar Oh his personal and real eS-
/ tate. but. Cn the contrary, had ex-
pended several hundred dollars IN the
PAYMENT OF his IaborerS: that he has
nothing that he can sell at a profit
and, having been reduced from aifiU-
ence 10 poverty, wnl.e honestly work.
ling for a living, aud paid all to the
usurping railways aud their allies
the plutycIacy Of the United States,
be Is unable and protests against pay.
ing anything more to the Common.
wealth Of Kentucky, OF to the Unit
ed States Of America, except undel
forcible compulsion, until the one,
republic reSumes the liberties inner
tied bY our fathers. And God dc
| fend the right "
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08
Law Office of Battle 4 Mordecai,
lldS Val l.,
Governor.

Law Office of Battle 4 Mordecai,
Raleigh, n. c., June 6, 1898,
Gen. NJ ". Ransom, Washington,
ID e.
Dear Sir:-I do not known who are
the opposing candidate for the post
office at rarboro. and il is not proper
that | should take part in the contest
for the Office. IL. q. Bourne, Esq.
lds, however, requested me, as for
mer chairman of the Democratic
STA Executive Committee, and as d
member Of jhut COMMITTEE before
became chairman, 10 certify aS to his
services 10 the party within my OBJ
>er1at'on, and / chterfully do SO.
Mr.. Bourne formerly attended meet
lugs of the Stale Committee, and
w.tS wise. energetic and efficient
member, ard ] have been informed
that he vas equally SO as canvasser
aud candidate in his county when the
odds we're very great agalnt us.
Yours Truly.
K n Battle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08
Jonathan and IIECOntinent.
BY MAX 0RELL Author Of John Bull
and His Island. Jobs Bull. Ir.,'
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