davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17

bare poerit bemoraliicrenos, og inasn
Tan rare i~Orbaniet Opsr, at Nenso an'
ices for en- sag uoen Bciponiug. 3st
ptl tase en- COB lib at briuse 8pens
YolltIiiprie op til ben @rao al Subj
iom ben buroe uRre | Be
iiooelie al. siter be aors 8eitItielier o.
8~orbrpbelier, iom ben bar pasieret
i9icunem.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
Weferat.
e. u, Souteues,

Gberoeen Grebs aiboIbt fit @aarmpse
Seigen Nenigbeo, Iait. Rislptps &nlo, G.
Satota, fro 31te Wai til 3oie Juui.
Saftorerne Sinoereie. 8Ielaas, @ranItau,
Gunnaricn, Startueot, 8iriebaf, Yusioe,
Eeoerion, 8isIpo os Miialion bar ttllteoe.
9iseleoes bar en- Eel 29smGno u9rp9rsnos
iamt EN- Rasie geipgenoe.
Tafi. Stortpeot bpIot Aabniugspr9oiten.
Sat. @ranItau inoleocbe ferfte Gmne
Strengthens Sorbplo til Samfunbet" %
ppitlueoe igl9enoe Sumter:
1. Sgr en- Reni9beo tilbgre ct atrteiam.
funb? - ga;
AZ tbt bet er ct fort CODE for felipe Ienis.
beoen,
b for beore at iunne opiploe fine Tlistsr
iom en- irifen Wenisbeo.
Q. Sporleces Tan en- Ienisbeo iom ben
ber tase aftiu Del I Samfunbets @isremaal?
a) geo at uuoerisse, bpao oisie gjprsmaal
er;
b. peo inoerlis os traftis gsn for Samfun.
bet % bets @leruins;
q peo at laoe ia repreientere paa be lopIise
Rgoer, bpur Samiuubets @jsremaaI be-
ftemmes, pIanlR9ses % oroues, %
d) ueS iaa puuftIis iom muIis iDse at efters
fomnte S%amfunoets lpplige SeItemmelier.
2. Spao er beoit for en- M~eni9beo, naar
Strio opituar / Samfuuoet, at forlaoe bet
e1pr hfihs stoopuSep
a) uoen pioere at gaa no for Cribs Stplo
er nfriiteliet.
b gtan bsr uuoerip9e Strioens Gienitanb
os bette fig miuore peo be itrioenoe Ser.
iouer.
q enSeIia bpr ma efter Cubs Sros Re9el
prppe Nlt p9 beboloe bet @obe.
get anoet @mue, zip. 81. 2, AZ, inoIebe.
oes peo Bait. Sueioe, Der ppinleoe fgl9eHoe
S%psrgsmdal: "SeO boilfe WiOler bepares oi
I Samfunoet meo Serren?" % ~tiIfeieOe iom
Spar oiSIe Tuutter:
1. &eo llittig og ri9ti9 Sru9 al Cubs Orb.
2. Seo fittis % ri9tis Drug at Mtereus
Saframente.
8. Seo fittis os rietig 8Dn.
4 Seo at bepare 8rpoeriamfunoet.
Samtalen bar ipr bet fprlte @mmes Seo.
fommenoe no9et trpttet, oa man par rob for
at TONNE IND "Strioeu"; men en- roIig os
iinoi9 uoreoniu9 fra Suoleoerens Sloe
bragte alt paa bet iepue % / ct roligt Spor.
s bet SeIe blep Der taIt meset @obt til
Spbpgselie for ben 3rUeuoe, S9ttelie for
ben Sopenoe % SrDit for ben Sebrspeoe.
Sguoa9 inopieocs Wenisbeoeus 8irie, /
boilteu sluleonina 8ait. Sipru bar tiliteoe
% bolbt SnopielieSprRfen; Yait. @ranIfau
forretteoe for glteret. Otter @uostieneiten
optcses ct Offer, onltr. $50, til liselia Spr.
being melem Samfunoets Snoremis iion %
ben friftelise 2Gsmanbsuirtiombeo inoeu
&reoieu. Sen iuopieoe 8irfe er life meset
for, men suot u~oItpret meo en- pen 8loite
% itaar paa en- oeiIi9 TIaos / ct iRroeles
pattert c9 soot ~cpbpsset norf Settlement.
Raatie Serren bj9lpe ocune Meuiabeo I'll,
at oens SeltrGbelier % Spofrelier for Cubs
Rises Sag bill fuuue briu9e mansfoloig BEL.
iisuclie % eut9 gpffe.
Wsoet peoto8 fpI9enoe Sie9Ier for &reos
fen, ium efter Mpbets Snlfc peluiIieit beoes
meotaaet:
I" -.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17

Nuttiat Raao. Gue Slass uoIet,
ipruifen pub, aabne eIer tsrre Saar
paa Sppeo. gniist, Sanoer, 8ps eler
Ben bar "altiammen tit uoiprins ira
urent 8loo, euten bet iaa ptrer fig hos
8ern eler Glore Soil. 9epemaaoen
berouer, ganbet, 2uiten, bpppi9e Seirs
iuranDrinser, bar altio en- itSrre ster
minore SnbHpoelie paa os ale. os / De
ilelle 2ilialoe bier 5slserne fig | 5orm
al ct eler anoet lloilet. Spprgsmaalet
CT ba, bpprban man letteft os burtisit
ian ppb9pe bette Onbe. Oct eneite,
bebite, os al ole anerfienote Wibbel
herimob er Or. Beters Kuriho. Till
ltrip 81. 3. Jabrnep % aue Oplpsnin'
Ger meooeies.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
~e>cmGuocncs Sorbcpring

Den upeite 5ru9t al Dor amerifanIte
9piuoeemarcipotion er ct "Selifnb til
Spbraselie % &eformerins al sggtes
m9nbene". 8ette @elifnb er fornplls
/ Sem gorf traaot I'D i 2iuet. 3ets
Meolemmer gaar no fra ben 5uruoipts
ming, at bet iaafalote it9rfe 8isn er aft
for Ilet ps r~p9sesloit til at bliue Dem
pRroist i en- 99teifabelig 6orbinoelie.
90, liseiom Der siues Screening til &e'
formerius Of lcslabte 9ustbusianser,
iaalebes banner bisie Gamer MI ct
Sellfab til 5Urbebrins al Wtenoene.
Mlan pil ipitematiif tase Wanben /
9resIur. San pil blipe bonnet af meb
at briffe, rpse Os inuie, ban tor life
mere fnurre, naar bans @emalinbe brus
ger nj 1~ienbsoele al bans Snotegter
til Satte. 8laber Us Smptteiaser, ban
maa ioriuarse 8Ortipil ps alnbpenner,
ban maa aIlasss ale foltbare Saner,
for at hans Some iaa meset beore Tan
%tilfreostile fine, ban mao blipe ct belt
anbet Menneife os fuloitanois ompenbe
fla, for at blipe befunSen parbis til ben
9Gre, 2ipst isiennem at panbre Bill
arimssaus peo Chen al ct Seicn, Der
Stadr iaa hsit oper ham.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
GprreiponDaltce.

---,,r,r usen wapn o. gsres'e fdaes W.
Srtgr.,s,rr M. tt tIir life eradna e~iennemirfe a
rrit't. rapuet hi tie bIips pferfIiaairrt, meo'
g fh, .',,,rnrps aurrsisonesni rnter Oct, msr
siif ,ri,r,u uaa bape Rarnst % aoresien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
Werf!
gseorah. cen s., gsai' 1891.

ri ftTaSer % heruto ~ ne see 57H rs
oi, foruo,u zl5aHl al Detc ol Sojt' 81
Buaau.8 yaru orsr, vSai iesr % Gle gags
glosarbtt0tr. ilG ont seed"r hoes. corn
shosels and pioys. Gi ~yoisrsr c5 tTtte:
oft BORT Blogarbeibs OF doraditEes, si e
tan brua.s { snbusr Slass 3oro.
gt fabri'erer osiaa IL % rs 10 rn,crs
cross plows, iom edrantsrss ii5siaa goot
Tom uoaen, Der iaass 6duoelsu.
q,ua.ut atS,s tu6ast, buts ar5stoss tia
ar ttIirsosft1ruos.
nx- 9issovsriOr J. 3. Rnrih
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17

Gorretnin9en er almtHoelig BaHi. BuiiHeiS.
nben. os iuosnlaHofts B~Rrotpapirsr tlsbes
OF lRiaes. 3efte er ben eneits Baut I QoUn.
tlet, Der slper
Nente paa Yafs Boot SepoHts.
Soli, iom bar Terge, be life bar Bru3 for,
oil iinoe, at bette Spiiem e. mere li5eralt,
emo be oil Nnoe bet | logen anben BaHt Der
/ Bpen. 8sute betales paa Interest bear
Ing Pass Books. 4 PCT. Garet, betdI5drs
haloaorlie ben lite gull o9 ben lite 5anuaI,
bpert Var, for ale GUNNER, Der life trRifes
Nd mtuem bisis Iatoer. Beuse fan i1ttss
NIB naariombelt os III hpilistiombeff Belsb.
o. fan tasss uo, naar Beofommenbe sniier
bet. Certificates OF Deposit aipes. mob en-
@ents al 8 pQt.
peuae aDlaaneS mob lape Hsnter
paa Gitierbeb al beoite Sla9s
80.l8.tt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17

Wsbser's Angleworm Oil Liniment
srboloes osina ior BRIG for 8pr, o9
SeliefVlt iRtter bet iGroeles bslt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
8ealer for slberoeem &reos.

&ap. 1. &reoiens 5ormaaL
81. Sen inbbprbes brooerliae Sprmnuing
o. SelGrelie, Setleouirs % Spmrntrtrs al
oeus Weblemmer eitsr CUBS Orb.
50. ut bebanole i~oaoaHue 29reipprgss
maal o9 prattiite iirfeli9e SpDrgsmaal eaer
Stutter af SUBS Orb, iom 5io eiter ouben
auiees at &i9tigbeo at bebanoles til Sanos
beoeus Soripar % Wcui9beocrues Spbp9'
9elie.
So. 9 bet SeIe at arbeibe til Cubs Hi9eS
uobreoeIie % BefGiteIie iuaueI peo en- trais
tia 9elta9elie / MiSiiousarbetoet, bet inore
os bet nore, TOM brires Of bort Samfuuo,
ben iorencoe &irfe, I NlminoeltSbeo iom in.
ben Dor Srebs / SGrpeleSbeo, at iremelite
Den triIteli9e 2G9manoSuirf ipmbeo % bj9Ipe
til at CUBS Orb Tan TONNE til at DO mere
rigelis iblauot bort Soil.
sap. Q. Sreoiens Mgoer.
81. Der boloes miuoit to areosmDoer
bpert gar, uemlis Spit og Saar. Stebet
for Wgoets Nfbolbelie iamt SnoIeoer al
acknowledgement Determines al Sreolen
paa boert ioregaaenoe Wsoe.
So. On mulist boloes usiaa ct 3Oie
Rpoe, fpscielt til Sebauolins at Misiions'
iaaen, Seoninsemisiionen, Ssoemisiionen,
Subremisiionen, 2Gsmanosuiriionbeoen,
uusoommens Sporaselie. Telisionsftolen
eler bbilfeuiombelit auoen @ren al Mis'
iionsarbeibet, iom ben til Nisoet inobnoeuoe
Wenisbeo MATTE ppltiae til Sebanolins.
g,o oa Steb for bette Ngoe beitemmes al
8reoiens Sormano ifglse Raaoilasnius fra
ben erler be inbbpoenoe Menisbeoer.
So. Deb Slutninseu al boert al oisie
Rsoer buloes MISUNDERSTANDING, ION
bpr leoes Of Steoets YrRit, eaer nogen al
ham IeIo bertiI fat / bans Steo % iiplse DC
ritueue 8eitemmelie r, Der bruses af oeoiont'
menoe R~enisbeb.
"a. Gaar Mgpet life auoerIeoes beitenl'
ner afsiores ane Sorretninasia9er mteo tint
pei Stemmeferbeo.
sap. 8. WebIemmernes Rettis
beoer % SIister.
81. Stemmeberettiae er ale, Der tilbsrel
o. bar 8ei til at ueppe fin Stenrme / noser
af arebiens Ienisbeoer, iom itaar / 8or'
binoelie meo "pen i~oreneoe norit'lutberits
airfe / Nmerita.~
Sc. ~Haaosipenoe er ale Iutberife Sriitne,
iom life MATTE itaa nnoer airteiust.
SO. Snsen al 8rebiens Hreiier mao ueer
tpingenoe Rpopenbisheo bore bprie ira port
Rpoer, o. enbper iial uoen noasn foruo'
aaaeaoe BARREL uare iprbereot paa at bolot
minoit en- TrQbiten uuoer buert @soe, naal
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17

3RH'sr Te paa at boloe auitiou2 3 ina
3liiGlos tom Ill "Becorab.Y often" % foo
TIaiaterue trpite. VI oil uofsre soot Cg
peut Srbeioe % biaist. Gpgip os IaeeH
for Nuitloueu, Rauuet paa auitionarius, og
ri nil iirioe 8ln,at.u, bpis bet lie oIereoe
er ajort.
Sc Tan ipare gsuse oeo at ena til
-WrSfru
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

~,
u y. S"' VINO want more bonds
get n0lt Of greenbackS or other Da-
per mon mon } present them TO the GOV
efh lheht and demand gold thereon
A n my are redeem@hie IN
shy 81 ~ wen as @"id' our accom-
lI"'' u NJ 9h}'oeH tools wa" have
"' . = TeaSltE "'Paf'mr1i iol the
~ ~ = 1T 81 d century, hana "H'
'''T 81 Eoio'
III ,',.n''l'N t'' treasury 81 It.
7. 49, -. 7 :" ''''el 10 ~et more gctC
'', ~">''iI','f''' ISSUES more bonds.
more $oid more bonds; more bonds
'I'.1 I"'H'
II Is SIMPLY 4 TOOL system Of
mapping "oIarS.'
ne green backs, or other Iaper
hi'ho[' winch me treasury receives
I F"l" ""5 t" dFffay the expenses d
~ G"N"fhm' MT.
me Sc1Cme can be kept up till tn
3"h4ed debt runs up into th, hun
ore dts ct millions or billions. and no
L"nht will be kept u unless th.
People put SOP to it by srrdjng
men to Washington who are not IT,
the pay Of hbyIock bond-purchaser
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
Queer. isn't it?
Chicago S ntinel)

Industry has been encouraged and
commended for thousand years
and yet there are millions Of men in
the United States who are begging
for a chance to be industrious.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
The Monetary Question Is More Important
Than the Tariff.

-''' ~ '''' IA ,."'H'''h - more IN i'"l lah'
INA" '"' i"f'i'
a chAHGe OF party Affiliations Is nos to
! Oe ell-'"f ADVISED or commenced except il
oDc'1ciL1e 80 lHG III p'-atINe d'lA@A"S OF
pll'1 PFC hnt summit 70 l.\ H.. Ao~
| anu an WHO htiltEe Win me mat III THIS
! S1''' cI't' r. "'| the mon. iaft i~9lj. Is
'''.' VI i-Et'' ""-it 90 .'. 'h@ Ndprv'"' u
/ not t"e sole loSur "Ajoh should DOW b.
/ HoyL'l,d 70 DC i'i. the country. l.tt
I y, 'iiS 80 l ~" ""y5h'F' "lJh the pH.rt
/ p-e7 "Hi'h iHlf i@AII' entertain, they are
ho' "'i-S H"E, \io.'n'" T. lIo'r CON.
/ sciences ~ remaining ~ he ola parry ."
I A''''L~'' i"'.9 'n,' lhCI "'Al" % uy I.'1
! H@ party "hI'l' though h@" has the
/ courage oi us convictions, the com u.
/ 10 u" ttiN great question: a- 1t d. .~a-
/ 70 Dc Urea. i-Lah-.!F, d. the I.'o.A-
/ G"'', ~" OF 'I' age 40 haE the Pc. o..
/ NcE"o" ana advocates If Tree ru.na- in
( every stare ''-'\e THAT III" monetary ...-.
/ tI"h + more important th&a the tNIts
/ Is there I'epul .Irun or Democrat ir
! the state Who DOCS mot believe THAT az.
/ 4'sN1ion Oh money Is the most supr,3..lE
/ important Of all the questions, that c2u
Affect the welfare of the people,
ANA Is II not reversing the natural order
! OF Things Tor political ,arJic, to IT,. ar a-
subordinate and conateraI-to Jr.aG as -
mere side i-~uc-a question which. in fact.
towers above all otheIss Both th. old
/ party organizations persist in treating
this most impcriou7 of all questions ID, Il
mere tail t. a party kite. After The ra~-
sage Of the repeating la>, of 1888. Nv IN. ans
with which the country is familiar win
not the voters who continue t. aer with
the old parties find themselves NOR, I'M
/ rp1lp f., th,r1T, .y,,,r-f...:,,,,-
their ballots for a political ptftv whose
success would for al time cnt the silver
discussion by emb0dying into law what Is
now unquestionably the most ardent a-
piration of the producing MASSES of the
American people?
So far as Nevada is concerned. if is NOT
a question as to who is friendly or VIII, !
~ ~ II IS wen known
ti.,l4t,l+, 'l't f Nolt, VI >1'""'' WITHOUT ais
eLiS, ~. pa, > '1C az otate- Oh !ftt
ti,,,, = - b,r. w." - - Only 4H'9-
,,,,,l,,,t;,tl S"I'iF anu fuIl1if 10
49,, an inc "'hieEtin'A' oil
- ,'iI Vi ->'l'"5t ana all o.h'E
80. ~, ooi'I"Se 'lli"os>hoUI me
'IG-,' ~ ''' me II'"7' iluI7lehaaD'e
d, 49, " l'.'' ioI.'l pI"7p,tlF'
oi.,,.;I, +iI ~ P"1 p''e men t''c Uet..h
VI 'LG ~ 71''ht"to
nrt tL , - ''' : i,l'I' >Ole- oUt through
,rh+ ~ 10Y, ''tL III HI'' ! To A.tP
t,!.' 49, 5t.l. S'9 >iEef Voc IL
p;7ries that j. ,.,,,7,.'r ,-'.-- CIV wa
il car,Uof ,,.., 4;....,,-.,,. = -
the ranks Of the ReDu5Iicqn anj Ta,,
ocratic parties i'm every state in me min
are large numbers of voters who h,l.,v.
that the free coinage Of silver at the Amer
lean ratio Is Indispensable to the -5r..s,er
itE of our people and to the main name,
OF our industries upon level which snail
invite the Productive Investment Of oar idle
capital In the present condition ot tue~.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

TF~S.
From that time forth the tendency Of
old parties is not toward progress, but to
ward petrifaction They stand in the
pathway Of progress ard rctard the rational
and logical advance Of the country Tlrv
are distractions, to re displaced hv new
Observation-Disclosures prep lred BY and tor tat
emergency. Such i! -trumcuraHrig= are
new purtles-uot. as I nave said. zpringirg
up by accident, but coming NATURE Iv into
lie by the ImDeIiuus demands 81 great
causes with which the older parties Licked
III the embraces of The past. are unable tC
sympathize. \ noble and Inspiring cause
"a cause III which is intoldcd til whole
heart Of hUmanitv-is worthy thea iviI
ed enthusiasm and devotion Of a gearlcs.
people
Is monetary reform such a cause? ! an
swer yea thousand times YES How
does i compare with the great causes o.
which history teIls-causc, which have ~
spircd heroes and moved peoples Exam
Inc the records Of all countries and a..
times, note the benefits conferred on man
kIHd by thu most thrilling chieverr, a.sr.
war, the most benetiCcnU move merts Of
peace. the most exquisite creations Of art
the most splendid discoveries Of scheme
sum them al up, and thar sum VIII ,le.gi
but a. grain oi sand in the balance Owe.
against the surprisingly wonle fuI beHc
fits t. mankind Of d monetary system. thai
should ever keep even step and pace Wit!
tie advancing demands Of sociery-a svs
TEN worthy the dignity Of beings who's
mysterious and unique destinv it j. +.
obtain dominion over all the forces Of ma
ture and to unfold powers and forces a,
much greater than those already known
as these excel the primitive tools Of the
abOrigines No instTumeutaIity ever mad.
with human hand or conceived BIZ human
brain Is, in its effects upon the happiness
and progress of mankind. for a moment
comparable with money iD quantity suffi-
Gent to enable all men t. ne uninterruyt
eddy employed in the labor of their anti
tudos and 10 enable all exchanges Of the
products of their labor To be equftablv
effected.
Fer the same reason that money when
IN ample quantity is an immeasurable
henefaction to mankind. so when it comes
tn he deficient in QUANTITY it is hlightiDc
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27
The Peoples Party down on Anarchists.
lChIcago SertineI.A

Talking about Anarchists. what do
you think of the Anarchists who
'eounted out" the Populist ticket in
Alabamas
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27


~ "'', "'Ii"I''1e exception among
S''', - i"' "'N' l'lc'I5 fc'oSii'<'H as SILVER
/ producing st Tc>-ihat OF talltOrnia-lAC
- ~ ''''' '''S an" l'"i'h2 Oh l'ep""
I'''.'' '''' ''''9 arr III substance iho
s'''''. I'..''l,' '""9 '"'' were 50 IiolueH'II
/ pa W" at '''t .''.'.l'-'' state an" htiioAhI
/ C'a''"''o"7 "e'o4e TIE repeating act OF
49, '-''
. Dust Thrown In the Eyes of Silver Eepub-
iicans and silver Democrats.
/ All those resolution, and so chilled sill
/ yer plank, arr. tho. same sort of dt,r that
/ for many years ha, been thrown INFO thc
/ eyes If silver Republicans and silver Dem
/ oc1ut5 to blind thpm suflieicntlv Iorr 10
/ permit Observation-Disclosures Do. hold and
/ to secure their vote. tor that election. If
/ those conventions favored the free c..i.Y,rr
| OF silver BY the United States at the ratio
/ Of Is to I without REGARD 10 the no}icics
Of foreign governments. the FuglI~h IAN
guage j, sufficiently copious to enable
thcn t. say 50. The repeal of the act Of
ls''"-'C' ~" purchase clause was all there
va "i I'-"t iAoh@'ftlih9 more plainly the
~ 81. az ',''''i'''i d. wei lis Oh
'''',0 ',''' ,'' I'll. s''N'' +...S
.l, ',',.'' any P'"1iH ever HIS f''u III
VA r..,.....,.
h,t.l sI..'l - -'ii.'s7d Al mo" IN
g., ''-| '''''''' anu nc 9lHoIC MIA III
~
- ~ ~ aus "'" SUI ''''Ftain
'.'''- '''''' .''. II Parry may CAKE up iH'
''''H , yII'tI' IAN" '"'
Z '''' '.jl '"t 'A''p
'''''' ".''.i NAY. "'''"' All jhoe' leaders
"a, l'''0 40 : hh"Nn not rs national
p'' d. '-'.' '..1l''l"i "-HlCtAHi>to. so
,,., "P 'J''' contracts their powers.
LH.H propose 10 enter INTO partnership
"I.h Tine governments ot h3fopc in respect
to a matter which the constitution places
solely in the keeping Of our own national
L'-i,l''. "i', J ne i"'a they nuPhydiT hold
l"',o Is iAit tue process Is very simple;
thi.J nothing l. needed but to call Ia center
enc OF the nations and have the who'll"
matter arranged TO the satisfaction Of til,
American peoPi.. They are willing to
coh'>"e 'h"' we IN TINS country may have
free coinage Of SILVER provided we can in
uu,S European money lenders to lo!cgo the
UNJUST ana unc"rncd increment which
th'' "tc deriving from the persi~tentIy ap
pi, +. ing value Of gold.
lie lr'u,r OF both parties very well
NJ " Ji!2' 'h' 'r VIII be no further inter
MAJ '"'lal coLi>t'hces Tor many a day, that
no 'i'oh III authority here or elsewhere
wishes one called, and that, If called, such
conference would accomplish nothing
"na'eNer
treat Britain has had a single gold
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

get th" Improved tsh Ann "AIILAACE" 1t has latest i'm
Proyemens and attachments FOR TEN YEARS
Freight Paid Sold by W. H. WORTH S B. A. RlIeigh. N G.
s-SPECIAL OFFER-You get this Machine and THE G Ar
cAN year for only $4,000 You send your $40 90
" H Worth, Raleigh, n. CaTcAsTAS CioIdstor, G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

sPRIEGFIELD, No, Aug. I4th, 1898.
Il can speak IN tie highest terms Of
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge was affected with heart
disease. pleurIsy and rheumatism for
IS years. was treated by the very best
physicians ana spent hundreds Of oOi-
lars, tried every known remedy with
cut finding relief. / have only taken
one bottle OF your P. P. P, and can
cheerfully say iC has done NE more
good than anything have ever taken.
! can recomm end Your medicine to al
sufferer OF the above diseases.
MRS. NJ. II. YEARY,
Springfield. Green County. Mo.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-27

am firmly convinced that there is no
prospect Of relief from either Of the old
parties as SUCH and least Of all. l regret to
say, from the Republican party. The
financial leader Of the party. Mr.. Sherman
of Ohio, stated in the senate at the open
ing Of the debate Of 1898 that the silver
law of 1890 had been passed not for the
purpose of increasing the use of silver, but
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, June II, 10 P. NJ.
Weather cloudy; wind high,
northeast.
The cruiser Champion left port
yesterday for target practice.
The steamer Morning Star will
go on the marine railway to be
cleaned.
The steamer Waialeale arrived
from Hamakua yesterday with a
cargo of sugar.
The steamer Iwalani leaves this
afternoon for Makaweli and other
ports on Kauai.
The Newsboy received sugar
from the Lehua yesterday. She is
moored at the Oceanic wharf.
The schooner Aloha will not
leave for San Francisco in ballast,
but will remain in port until the
opening of the next sugar season.
The Kinau left yesterday after
noon with a good-sized passenger
list, and among the number were
six tourists en- route to the volcano
The bark c. D. Bryant will leave
for San Francisco today with a
cargo of sugar valued at $73, 291..
SO. She also carries away $50 bags
| of coffee,
Captain Vehling, of the little
schooner Kussiloff, spent about ten
years of his life in these islands
He was formerly sugar boiler or
one of the plantations.
The S. G. Wilder will leave fol
San Francisco about Saturday
She has splendid accommodation
for passengers and Captain Nc
Neill is jolly skipper.
The ship Empire left for Sar
Francisco yesterday afternoon
Captain Davis had to call on thu
flagship Philadelphia for men tt
haul up his anchor and set sails
as his crew refused to work. Two
men were put In irons.
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While in Topeka last March, E. t.
Barber, prominent newspaper man
of La Cygne, Kan, was taken with
cholera morbus very severely. The
night clerk at the hotel where he was
stopping happened to have bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and gave him
three doses which relieved him and
he thinks saved his life. Every
family should keep this remedy in
their home at all times. No one can
tell how soon it may be needed. It
costs but a trifie and may be the
means of saving much suffering and
perhaps the life of some member of
the family. 25 and SO cent bottles
for sale by all Dealers. BENSON,
SMITH & Co., Agents for III. I.
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FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From Hamakua, per stmr Walaleale,
June 12-F A Schasfer, and 80 on deck.
DEPARTURES.
For Maui. per stmr Claudine, June 12-
Mrs w Wilder, Mrs Kessler. Miss Heneh-
gan, Mrs VonTempsky and child, G M
Walton. DIR Stow, NJ rs Bluxome Rev Ka-
laewoa. Rev Kuia, Rev Kamakaw waole,
w A Kinney. V V Ashford, Mr. Siebert and
wife.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
June 12-For Volcano: Miss Jones, Miss
Coghlan, A w Morrison and wife, r ]
Umbstaeter and wife. For way ports
Miss Hitchcock, Miss bickard, s n Spencer,
Mrs Decoto, Mrs Saddler. G + Horner and
wife, Rev Hibir, J r Wilson and wife, III
Warner. G + Hart, Louis Whiting. L
Aseu, Master Charles Gum, Rev Pail, Rev
Kalina, Grossman, l. NJ Johnson, j I
Lewis, Mr. James, Maria Hughes, Miss
Dushalsky.
For Kauai. per stmr Mikahala, June 70
Rev II ii RICE and party, t Wo IF. Mrs
Hastings, Herman Segelken, Miss Gandall,
E G Belts. Mrss Stillman and child; Louis
Mitchell, Liza Mclean, Mrs Laske, E r
Hendry.
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DEAD HORSES.
One of Them Does Not Die Without
Revenge.

UUo VI HULL OUoS NVb Olo w ltuCUG
Revenge.
The Superintendent of Public
Works is an expert in dead horses.
It has been his custom from time
immemorial to encourage the
growth of young trees in his gar
den by burying under them aged
horses who have run or trotted out
their earthly career, and have
ceased to smell the battle afar off.
Last Saturday, after nightfall,
he was leading a discouraged ami
NAL along Beretania street towards
his useful grave in the garden men
toned, when some misunderstand-
ing arose between himself and the
beast regarding the quality of the
keawe pods which should be served
to the latter for his last supper.
While the Superintendent was
rejecting on some method of cir
cumventing the avaricious beast,
the leading rope suddenly stretch
ed, and on looking backwards he
saw the aged candidate for fertiliz-
alton fall in the street, where he
quickly died, but not before he
had indicated in his dying look
that he was even with the person
who had purposed to use his re-
mains without due compensation
in advance. The superintendent
tree will now go hungry.