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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

We are glad to see that Mr.. Lee
Whitener has been nominated by the
Peoples party of Catawba for the
Legislature. There is no better 10 an
in North Carolina than Mr.. White
ner. His election is certain. The
Peoples party is everywhere putting
up strong tickets. Not a single
county in the State has nominated a
weak ticket. Every man ought to
be elected. If so, it will be the
strongest aud most representative
Legislature that the State has ever
seen.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
Yes, HONEST MEN HAVE MOTH
ING But CONTEMPT FOR MEN
WHOSE ACTIONS THUS BELLE
THEIR WORDS"
THAT SUGAR SCANDAL.

THE CAUCASIAN'S artist does
piece of clever work this week. Our
readers are familiar with Ransom
connection with the sugar scandal.
Our artist tells the story better than
it can be done with a pen. Ransom
is nice man for North Carolina to
send to Washington to fight trusts
and monopolies.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

The California Democratic State
Convention in its platform declares
in favor of the government owner
ship of Railroads. This is sure proof
that the Peoples Party is pushing
that plank in that State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

The Ohio Democratic convention
declared for the free coinage Of sill
yer at the ra, 10 Of Is to /. This is
sure proof that the Peoples party is
gaining ground in that State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
MARY AM" IN The LEAD

There is Peoples Party Club in
the State named MARY Ann Up
to date that club has done more to
spread reform literature than any
other club in the State. The club
has IS members and every one is u
reading and working member.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

There has been such demand for
Senator Jones letter giving his seas
ons for joining the Peoples party,
that we publish it again in this weeks
issue of THE CAUCASIAN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

The bankers now have full control
of the currency-and also of the
prices of your products. If you want
a change vote for the Peoples party.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

Hon. ''Buck" Kitchin has written
a letter to the Carthage Free Press,
saying that the charge of the News
and Observer that he said he regret
ted that he joined the Peoples party
is false.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
4 GOOD APPETITE

Always accompanies good health,
and an absence of appetite is an in
dication of something wrong. The
universal testimony given by those
who have used Hoods Sarsparilla
as to its merits in restoring the
appetite, and as purifier of the
blood, constitutes the strongest re-
commentator that can be urged for
any medicine.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

....-........-. z.-.. es.-.
-ss.,i t"~ hs-ae.fs. g. i"'E. 1T"
ras.Eg s'f temp. ata ...s.''i4.ial -
rnf-n- 81 naA~ g 49tFt'u SO.
tiem crate Hssg 't.ss N'.r A. .''s
IN lhe bands Il a
IL. Ese LErt hLicAN alN""li RI.
IL The tfg Ok ~ this Eer"rG Il = I'M
possible 20 'na-iuv 7nFfhfHS m'aI'Tf
eT more cnvar4tN t1@0 i.#s~'''a lia
cas rlgeo't'- smu2-isa speech "i.-
lr>- j: = tie ase made - ny Demo
cratic oawrH' IN manage a"4 spas
er- The Democratic prediction thaj
tur sub treasury scheme """tC hai'N-
rul1 tin country ma, h~ recalled.
|. "as denounced Il Il wlit', e'Als>-,
absurd measure. Yet TIE t'rn era
It'd legislature of North tafoll rn-
dors,Q IL and instructed by re-oi1-
ton by the SENATOR aud Representa-
tiyrs IN congress from North caro-
lima. 10 not ouiy urge q before con
grr~s bat ~ advocate the enactment
If that Or some other scheme lock
IN 70 he same end Let all TINS
70 along With PIgggtl's speech for
Ine prrs.ur.
wooDAKD IN BAD LUcE.
The confident expectation that the
Chcatbam-W hite contest could nor
be adjusted 50 a. to SECURE the cleo
uou of a Republican congressman
from the second district i fatrd to
Disappointment. Both contestants
have signed agreement 10 abide the
faction Of the congressional commit
tee. \ decision viii soon be an
nounced. when vigorous campaign
Hberalitv, sustained by the congrt $
s'pual committee, will begin. If
Woodland Is reelected it will not be-
the fault Of Cheatham ar White. 1t
) is hard lines on Noodard. He was
: more han average representative
, and shoulC be available dark-horst
I senatorial timber.
JARVIS CAMPAIGN.
: His Goldsboro and Burcaw speech
: es afford the Rangom cuckoo8 here
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
NOTICE

Call for Congressional Convention of the
End District.
The Peoples Party Congl essional
Convention for the 2nd District will
meet at Rocky Mount on Tuesday,
Oct. 9th. Il. B. kINSEY,
Chairman.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

l. is the army of pap-suckers and
red-legged grasshoppers that is now
the main stay of the democratic
party.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

Why is it that Ransom and Jarvis
do not dare to meet our speakers on
the stump? But we can't blame
them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

,t.- gave .aag stones.
". HONEST MEN HAVE
NOTHING 81 COS lhMII ron
N WHOSE ACTIONS THUS hh-
h.h THEIR " "hOS'
" .-". 4 F''"'' ''-'. ''''7' p
b. 1@." > h,'.'''' Out meg az '-'
I'D '1'... I
d" 'r'P'~T i,i''l "''.0 ''~ =
800" ''..'" - ,H.'"' '-i' : ''' y ''
J. .'' ''''''" u 'i''' > "a. - ~ ~
'.''''7 'N'7 '''' M ''-'0
""'ch /" 'He '''oI" u 'i'' !" '"'''
can pa. > ''0' ''-' 81 ''''' - am "
Hs P'.l',t anu - ''''"'
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.'. III 81 ~ l. ~ y VI 49,
Cd" par ~ ''' i q. ~'''' f''' 49,
~ u " ~ 0'-'f' az " ''i 80 ~
'P ""'' . nan = '',,' "''''''' ''''
| which which Ne live and give tn
'I'' ''' '''- o'''''' AUS -,
1'''' '"' ILL., 49,,
MAJ J. al '''' ',"' J." - - '''1
1917. ...,., -.
g., .r, , .,...f
-..'.' NV
WIZ" Inc l''pu'Ilo"'l' III i''' :,
7'iiN' """ Il 9I'''I' 4" l ii0'ii'''
bayard VINO was Secretary OF the
State under Cleveland IN 1884, and
vino is now Mr.. Cleyeland's Ambas-
,adOr to England was one of the
democrats ON the committee with
I.,o Sherman wban tba drviiish
. l..I ... lo.a Vha p.,ulJ;.on-
,.-.l.... :,
, I'''' " ''I'N0 Uo" Il '''''I "0''''''
iHl9 tlhie IL ""o '1h"'oi i'''i00i''
aud other democrats VINO got the CO.
operation Of John Sherman to com
nit the heInous crime.
When the great steal was made bI
the pacitic Railroads, it was done by
5 n.nncr.t, and Ranuhlicans co-oppr
e. ,.;,,,, D.. .,l1 o,,+ 4ho ;o+.root, Of III,
, ,,nn,;c.o ooyar,moot In tins Sen.
}
@ '''oi '-''' GUM -'~'f,N ~ W u
!" 1000 "ii'" Vii0 ~ ''''''''' 80 ~
,. were fe-ch"rIert"' tHe 'ep'oil'S'ii'
got the cooperation OF Che emo
Gratis to help to fasten the lntamou
and paralyzing system again upon
i o,,r DeopIp. Senator Ransom wa
= ono of the Democrats who co-opera
t ,,;tI, tho Po,rhIica,S 70 10 if
n ., 49, aIl h,,o.
.nl ,an,noI;.+, - +ha D.moorat;
pa,,il;.o,, ,,,..+;o. h.,-a ,ran+o,
- .,,l, H., ,,oo,Ia +ho,, did ,o+ MIS-
;,4a 900 o,,I oou +bo,,
',,., ..ca,at,nau+,, on 30
..,.,.,;ao,1; +bain oo,,, ,or+;o
nn+ .oooara+ed on tho ora no;n+ III .
I o.. .,.,,,.l -, +La4 ,-,o. 80 ,.,,
o ~. .-,..I.
e oao
:, ,,:.s r.I,,. ,S,a, - tho IA ,lam+io
-e e ~ u;n not oonoaana ,o;n tbo poo
lie ,..,...,.-- IT, l,;,,, - I,...4 ,,.o oro,
e ate with it for the reforms on whic
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

Ia another column we publish a
letter from Congressman Davis to Nh.
&. 3. CrOne, of Dixie, Ga. 1t is a clean
and forcible reply to lying and hyp-
ocritical Democrats who accuse the
Populists of going off on wild goose
chases and demanding financial and
impractical measures. On the other
hand Mr.. Davis shows that the Peo-
pies party is the onl y undivided par
ty IN Congress, and that the PopuI-
lists always have the double purpose
in view Of relieving the common PEG
pie from tax burdens and to make
money more plentiful. It will dc
you good to read it.
Populist friends in Lemon county
are anxious to behold again with the
naked eye the original transparent
banner carried by Mr.. B. w. Kama
dy IN Kinston in the Democratic jul
bilee of 1892 upon which We're IN
scribed these words:
Cleveland's elected,
No more ) cent cotton!
a suitable reward will be paid 70
another exhibition.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

The Supreme Court of South Car
DINA has given its decision that the
dlspensary law in that State is con
StItutIOnaI.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

The main issue with the Democra-
tie congressman now is to '.exDlain.t .
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

Have you heard that key note"
which Mr.. Black, who represents a
coal syndicate and the Nicarauga
canal scheme, gave to the Democra-
tic campaign at Raleigh last week
The "key note" was so weak that it
will have to get help to get out of
the limits of Raleigh.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

rF0oA7 MUS. '. ...- ..'
Let ever. "'t-.''''' '''.''
"u it a." put ID 3. go
.A. ha... '' every ''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. r
.-.,..,,r e.2 v.. H-.gz
l~r r-ysaE.5 T-az
hCFJ-
-. r..I4. Daniels who draw
......, for ur.ltlml sovlce-I To-
... ..,...,. Of $4,000 from the Go,-
...r. =. enable hum 10 stay a'
... .......l ,.....I "a. a.. Washing
...........a.a,rt IF biz paper. b..
,..........f.....,..r. write. ln. fol-.
....-r.. .r..... under date of Sep.
....
.ror. lEro-EIHEELAoEo ru>
'IFLh.
.Atu, Republican State convention. the
platform contained t"o' words.
ro''hn" "1r ".'..'''.. l' ."r ,.,..
go people. sci ....a uy the purity
"rh@uu.ag ,uo Republicans "..."r""
B" Favor oil. .r..o
BE-. Fore. r.a
"Hounue-.
And not only so. '""y r"''.''.'' ',.' ',..
.''.'', r,.,..r,,, ,I..,, I.t FOLLOW
cIt.c legislation Of the Republican panty.
The foru"st- "rn""",r IL" THESE "'o67
ana ''.''5' '',.'' .''' 80 .''''.'.'' ''.'' "
"Ana y,r la.y zoo operate. with Tire men
they -"y have ruined the country TO get "
lew lew "...,. 'I 1 ,, whose actions H"-
beHctbur words.r
..Hougsi ul,,l run horc uoIhigg Lul
,ouiruW FIR o,a vdosr urIlons tine
LrIl, Hr,r uoris." That is good
putr.t rs.oc. bow Mr. Daniels and
IT,. 49,.
Inv ~ '''"' Wv !''''''' '''''-.
measured ny 'haJ yaf"Sti'A'
The Democratic wing of the pIu.
tocratrc party ia its National plat,
form at CHICAGO denounced the rob
her tarilt harons. and declared thai
any tariff for protection was not onll
Il robbery and Il fraud, but was ou
constitutional.
These are their "words."
What are their actions :"
They have passed tariff bill witt
more protection in it than the Re
publican tariff Of 1872, which the,
I.,,,-,.,..l tInr. tLav have nasspd ,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

Mr.. Martin, the talented young
standard bearer of the Peoples par
ty H. the 9th congressional district,
is making brilliant canvass. We
hear that he has made votes for Re
form everywhere that he met Mr..
Lock hart the Democratic nominee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

I'd.
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,.'........,.rt.o, - Raleigh .
r..,.- ...rrry t..r-..lyr- b. .
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~ .... 3D.. ..aocial nl,nk If {.
l'... .l...f.~,o Il rolls
-. f-.., t..t
d. ,''' ....' a.. ,,~sc,,r.l Of rh.
ln.e,..l Revenue tax on spirits and
tobacco. aud if it cannot b" done
that th" harshaud UNJUST feature "'
tAs ia" for ..a 'D''''1''" "
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I'd. I'.t''.'".s ~ "''.-.'' ,- =.
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}. is 7"'' 10 1.'s '''''' VIZ
n''rF come " .''" '' 10 p '''.-'' .'''' "
t"" eyes Oh ,i'1 ''''.'..'-' @ '''7
Democrats" -r...i' h''' -''. .''.'''
,I'""s ".o .-' 'h""' as " .'',.'"''
menace l' 'l.'.''I' '' .'.-..,...
u the I''''h'' 's7'.'" j" III. '''''.'.
Of ,hr H"pu3I1aanA was d 'I'''''''S ~
freedom OF elections " "''' d." 'Lf'-
site party h"Id all The el'cl'oh MA"
chlnrry under the county govern
men system, when Is sun s'e"'''
menace 10 freedom Of elrcnoh'' no"
much worse Is 1t when TINS he'iac'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared flom the best
ingredients. 25c. per box.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

We thought Judge Common was bet
ter than the democratic machine, bat
he sal he is not. THIS settles it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
MUSIC and SHORT HAND.

Miss Happier invites the attention
Of the public to the fact that she
will be IN readin ess to commence her
classes in Piano and Organ Music.
Stenography ana Typewriting, on
Monday, September Bird. 1894.
For terms, apply to her. She can
be found in her room. in the
PARLOR ST. JAMES HOTEL.
- Orders for Tvpewriting Solicited
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
SCrOfuIa on His Head

Which became a mass of corruption, spread so
that it got into our little boys eyes. The sores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Sermons from the Prophets

articles by Dr. NJ H. HARDY containing the
leading Of this dpensiuon TINS
be all people and will be
complied with special reference Improvement work.
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eEALs ARl foND Or MUSIC.
And Hunters Use sweet sounds q O.
Them within Reach.

Ana hunters Use sweet Nuumds q O.
Them within Reach.
"scals are very fond Of music, " raid
q. l.. Tompkinl % Ncw bedford. Maa,
"and the hunters vlJr1uuo thom most
successfully usually make uso Of some
musical instrument 90 attract them.
hayo o distinct recollection Of tho fir,
seal hunt / over went on Early oul
morning ], la company with about O
dozen others, fot out In rowhoat for a
spot where tho seals were said 60 b.
plentiful. Tho boatmon dipped their
oars slowly In the water and sung In
unison n weird. wild song in q peculiar
nndortouc To me. being uninitiatod In
tho sport. this seemed 70 be- q curious
accompaniment toa seal hunt, but Twas
still moro surprised when ono Of tho
men produced o auto and played on II
n quaint, sympathetic air.
THE eject " the music was soon owl.
dent. as dozens Of seals pokod thor
heads up, some remaining bnsking on
tho water. while others clamborcd up on
the lodges Of rock, charmed almost TO
retpnsoioumcss by tho music. Steering
tho boat 10 the shore, the musician all
the while Keeping up tho plaintiyo air,
one Of the men jumped cut flo carried
with him hugo club and a long SHARP
knife Noisele,sly creeping to whore
como OF tho seals were lying ON tho rocks
listening intontly 10 the music. no dealt
ono Of them a terrible blow on tho head
with tho club. stunning a.. and thon
made short work Of tho poor animal
with his knife. In tho same manner We
secured II lno seals before night -
st. Louis GLOBE. Democrat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

Shooting IL probably the most univcr.
sally popular sport In France. Almost
ovcry man Is, has boon or will 10 u
"chasour Il IL healthy exercise,
inexpensive. Since 90 persons can unto
TO hire tho lease Of as many acres. aud
d unattended with risk Of disaupoiut-
mcnt 10 the unlucky sportsman can al.
ways buy a rabbit at tho doalors 90
bring homo TO his wife Tho French
government annually issues 300, 600 D..
'cnaca, which bring Ia about 600. 600
Tho largest number Of these permits is
delivered IN the departments OF Gruulo,
bordeaux, nouches du Rhono. Marsoillcs
and Seine ct Disc, ON account OF their
nearnosa ~ Paris, about q 3. 900 IN each.
The department OF the Seine, In which
Paris Is situated, Is responsible only for
1000 licenses. there bong very little
real country in it-London Nova
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
A CUNNING REPTILE.
TIE varioua Clever Devices Ho Used 10 I
rcivc His Disonterer.

hhe faftoua Niffef bttlcfs 10 Used TO De
scirc His Disontcrcr.
A correspondent Of Tho Popular Sci.
enco News tells the following strange
story
Whilo searching for mails turned
over an old log and disturbed q snake.
called by our negroes q spreading or.
row ~ Tho tactics pursued by this
snake were curious
First ho erected his head and neck
and flntiened them out till they seemed
no thicker than cardboard. thus iucrcas.
ing his apparent size, as ho took caro-
not 20 DO seen odgowiso Tho shape of
his head changed. Ittook % pronounced
triangular i0rm--similar 60 tho heads
Of our most vouomou8 snakes Then bis
tail, with tho aid Of u dry leaf was
froclaiming that it was tho tail Of a
rattlosnuiu
All this, coupled with am ominous
hiss, was calculated 60 strike terror 20
tho heart Of HE distuthor, aB for mo
muut it did ! rcgainod my courage.
however, aud began TO poke tho serpent
gently with m stick, whom, finding
"blustor' ~ no avail, no sought safety
I'm flight
Repeated headings on" showed him
how futile wcro bis Efforts in that line.
and DO altered his tactics again. dc
turned ca bis back and remained mo-
tioulc.a throw him sir fcot from che
ground, and $50 quickly did BIO turn over
that ho fcomcd 90 strike ON bic back
Ouc1 on bis back, nothing could go
duco him 90 move Tapping prodd.ns
twisting his tail--nll wore Boo vain
Then 1 suspended him from tha limb Of
q tree, rCtroatod o littlo una watched
AZ tho end Of two minutes tho reptile
moved. Slowly ho turned ou h.e sp.ua.
column o. GA an nXi. surveyed tl'
premises, ar1 fcoiug nothing dmrCr0u
dropped 10 tho ground and was maxim.
OF.
AZ my approach ho died again. Afte
sundry rrodiiugs which failed 20 NOV.
him, rewarded him Tor bis clovouc
by giving him tho liberty that 10 coz
tDnly had earned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
MEN CHEW GUM TOO.
Feminine Observer Makes Discovery
That vindloatss Nor scH.

A Heminlus Observer Makes - Discovery
That vindioatss Nor scT.
Is tho chewing gum habit purely
fdminiuOg
think not now, though tho tlmo 10
not no far gone whom tho practice was
limited 10 children and Young misses.
IL Is different now base my culcula.
ton on recent episode that occurred
on train leaving tho Grand Central
station
Hardly had tho cars started than tho
train boy made bis appearance no each
person, irrespective of aeo or rex. a
package q gum was handed Thowom-
On took the small packages with nu air
that bgtokonol thorough knowledge OF
tho contents, The men huudlcd tho foil
wrapped sticks gIngerly 70 was owl.
dent also that they had soon Thorn before
ono old, bearded fellow, who doubt.
css Thought his ago u apology for his
actions coon had bis jaws working.