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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-06-27
WOODLAND
sONGSTERS.
Bird Manners Of all Sorts on EXhibi-
ton These Days.

Bird manners of all sorts are on exhibition
these DAYS for birds are mating, nesting. or
caring for their young. 1t IS this last duty that
brings the birds most in evidence for the young
are foolish creatures, but slightly acquainted
with the malignant character OF men, and there
fore almost ind iferent to their presence, while
the parent birds will risk all in defense of the
young So it happens that one may see near at
hand the movements Of old birds feeding the
young or teaching them to fly though at other
times the same birds will disappear at the APP
proach of human being.
Only the student Of birds long accustomed to
watch them and listen to their songs can lden-
tify the characteristic note OF each. Most per-
sons know only the notes of the half-doZen most
familiar birds-the semi domestic robin, the
song sparrow, the catbird. the crow, the purple
crackle or crow blackbird. the mournful pee
wee. The veery, whose song is persistent for
about six weeks of Spring and Summer, is not
recognizable 10 most persons. The hermit thrush
and the wood-thrush are hard to distinguish
one from the other, and many country-bred
persons know the song of neither. OF course,
cty-bred men aud women must go out of their
way to see these wood birds, though it is not
many years since they were occasionally seen
in the City Hall Park.
Suburban dwelers unaccustomed to the
study of birds are bewildered by the food Of
song that begins before daylight and continues
until alter sunset, win only InH during the
hottest hours OF the day. The peewee is per-
sistent singer in the hour before dawn. You
may hear him these days by $3.50 o'clock. His
cry has the melancholy quality of the news
boys voices as they call the Sunday papers from
some indefinite depth below the darkened room
where luxurious sleeper is taking his final
nap. Many a country-bred man must associate
the peewees s0rrowful drawl with dim-lit Sum-
mer mornings so near midnight as TO be yet
ax bau.fpd with tho m af fla cilpnf email
hours.
One Of the most battling experiments is the
chase of the veery's song. Standing 100 yards
from the edge of the woodland, one hears
the clear and almost painfully-sweet metallic
spiral ringing, fresh and dew-laden, as it were,
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-06-27
THE BICYCLE CANNON.
How the Guns May BE Mounted in Future
Wars.

How the Guns May BE Mounted in Future
With the many new devices of ofense and
defense which have recently made their ap-
pearance comes the bicycle-cannon. The gun
mounted on bicycle was in parade in New
York City recently, and was seen by thousands
of people.
The vehicle was twin cycle, in appearance
much like tricycle., and known as a duplex
1t is especially light and strong The cannon,
steel rifed affair 81 inches in length eight
inches al the butt aud four at the muzzle, and
weighing about so pounds, is swung between
the two rear wheels, resting upon the connect
ing axle and is further supported from above
An ingenious mechanism permits Of the piece
or ordnance being raised or detected to any
angle.
The caission containing the ammunition is
carried on another duplex. Four artilerymen
equip the battery. They at once gun crew
and motive power. Two men on the seats
propel the machines with their heavy
loads al a faster gate than horses have ever
shown N similar service. The work of wheel
ing the gun into position is the work of an ill.,
slant.
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hensive human parent ever packed so much
worldly wisdom and reproof into a single sylla.
BILE. 1t must terrify the young with harrow
ing picture Of the perils that Turk within the
green and seemingly innocent wood they In.
habit.
Not even in the FIRST hurry of mating and nest
building was there more activity among the
birds than now. The woods ring with cry and
call aud song of various significance. There are
burryings TO and fro, short flights, noisy dis
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-06-27

California is carefully stocking all the
rivers and accessible lakes of the State with
the best varieties of Eastern game fish. A
week ago car load of many varieties of fish
not found naturally in California waters
arrived ut Oakland for the breeding station
at Sissons. There were many thousads of
fish, aud some of the varieties were black
aud white bass, perch, sunfsh, and China
catfish.
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the GAR. WATCH REDUCED
This Watch is Made Expressly
for Our Subscribers
Offer No. 5O2.

So many have called for them that at last We have
decided to sell this elegant watch st lower price thsa
il has ever before been offered The works are aitheR
WALTEAM or ELGL IN, as the purchaser may choosa
The works made from the finest selected material
they contain seven yaluaAla jeYals. tempered steal
spnnzs compromising expansion halalAA patsns aAfA~
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No being can be healthy II not ready TO
answer natures call. 10 is a sign OF a
sluggish, weakened, impoverished sys-
tenn. The best remedy Is
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WY ANTED-By Eugene Wel<e. North Topeka,
w kau.-Iuformation as to whereabouts of my
three brothers, Robert Emil. and Relnold Wellke,
lost 40 years ago in Texas 7159t
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PILES OF MONEY

saved by using Riders Pile Cure for Blind Bleeding,
Itching aud Protruding Piles. Sample FREE to any
address. xider Medicine Co., buffalo, n. n.
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yNTANTED-By George +. Lemon, Washington, D.
w G., present p o. address of Michael McCue, alias
John McIugh, formerly of and H. 5h u ). Inf, and
NJ 9Th u s. l.. A.; whose pension claim has been al
lowed. 723 ct
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To the Members of fIae I3fh n. N Cav.
wy ANTED-The address of members of Co. L, 18th
w n. y. Cav. J. II. Jackson. COllinsville Tex.
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y'I|sla,ZIl;
WANTED--ADDRESSES

w acknowledgements as to the whereabouts OF
w Henry Har,necker, Henry MetZger, Henry
Kempf, VIM Rapp, or who was CAPTAIN of Co. F, I'd
Mo. Inf. in April 1851 Any one kindly giving such
information will be pail for all trouble he may have
Address c. f. LANG Weldon Spring, st Charles Co.,
Mo. 723-4t
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pfr-on, stena-wfrdng, and pendantsettins RpParss
fan plate. dust band that excludes every particle q
ctas qsk tEain sewel balance, porcelain dia and an
The latess and greatest improvements. Tho case 10
made u nickel silver, composition Just as handsome
need magyar be opeaed because the watch Winds By
turning the crown Tor stSRa) and sets by PoAnni "
oTs until IL clicks, them press Il back ITO pace
rI,ls On the keex OF this case Is the " o. N esa3e
ne embIeIn OF glorous service, inlaid N gca@ ~
TIE NArfoSs Al TRIBUNE for one year ~
THE NATIONAL TEIBUSE.
" asIaingtOn, d. q.
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A Use for Condemned Cnnnon,

Some time ago the Lebanon pa Bolt and
Mutt Company received two car loads of con-
non from the United States. 1t was the pur-
pose to break them up and use the metal for
mercantile purposes. Since then the firm has
received inquiries from all over the State from
Grand Army Posts, asking the privilege of
buying the guns for decoration purposes. The
demand from this source created considerable
surprise and the firm has decided to let the
Grand Army people have them rather than
melt up the metal.
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A PEEP at hidden mysteres-s0 page hook of true
"A lie, containing 20 interesting pictures. Sent
sealed in plain wrapper for Zoe. silver or stamps Adj
dress a. j. Henderson, Drawer w, Kansas City, Mo-
Mention The National Tribune.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13
The OLD FOLKS IT HOME.


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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

ta-A quotations af- ~ fuIiuus
E.H#f ltffu. winter patent q -. 3.
ra.gf' $50 o. ssa- '.s HgrsE E-afrft o. lts-
..H straight iu . "1a- 80 baArf- o. =
Iv
Wheat 40 . sIIiur 's,4s 80 "a rIslhr
rall4aa. so 3 r,-l ,ssA's.
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Short rlb .iar- .losr-s o. niAs1-t fry
-a.i.-4 shoulder tI-lRs-it atAsf. shss '..@r
-i,!,~ .fsua.-if e. ut-fI lH.
Sg.aT-'u, loaf can FrznulAts-i % 90.
s'ar,isrt A. $50
Whisky ti. ~
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

AAds~oI- " Il 2lATFs - MAJ
sh all
MArt.a-a. 7. Lawrence. d: Han
slton.
Mseklenbasg-J :. g~ll. j = T.
Mccall, j.. John Il. A.szAadsr. J..
Charlotte.
Nneael!-s. ! TarHss. =. Baker,
Vile
Montgomery a. Reynolds, p
Okr*re.r.e.
Moore-E J. Harrington. d Car
ihage.
Nash {. Strickland. r.: MASH
VILE.
New Hanover 6 T. French. r.
Wilmington Herbert Aetlammy,
d.: Wilmington.
NoTthampbon-R. K PEBBLES, d.;
Jackson.
Onslow-RandoIph Duffy, d.:
Ca herlne Lake.
Orange-J. \. Cheek, r. lille
boro.
Paml;eo- DR.. d. Ii. Abbott, rer
Nandemere.
Pasq uo,ank-W. g. Pool. r; Eliza
beth City.
render-R. NJ. Groom, r.; Bur-
gaw.
Perquimans-J. L. Darden, r.;
Hartford.
Pers,n-S. 7. Gentry, F.; Lox-
Doro.
Pitt-John T. Phillips, p; Farm
willie; III. Y. Cox, r; Grecnyille.
Polk. Y. Turner, r; Mills
Springs.
Randolph. ". Bean, r; slero;
: +. c. Philips, r; Fork Creek.
Richmond-J. ID. lates, P. Rock
ingham; John Mclean, p; fillmore
Robeson-- Norman, rep -
! Smith, pop.
Rockingham-J. A. Walker, P.
B.. +. G. McKinny, p; Wentworth.
;; Rowan-D. k Julian, d; Salis'
: bury; J. W. Mckenzie, d; Watson
Vile.
l. Rutherford-M. II. Flack, !
y Forest City.
Sampson-Cicero II. Johnson, /
( Ingold; r. NJ. Crumpler, p; Clinton
;. Stauley-R. l.. Smith, d; Nor
wood.
r: Stokes-R. G. Petree, r; Germantor
Surry-W. II. Norman, r; Robs
e; son.
SWAMI. S. Woodland, d; Bryso
a. City.
c. Transylvania-E. A. Aiken,
rs Jeptha.
Union-R. L. Stevens, d; Monro
Tyrrill-Abner Alexander, r; Co
c, umbia.
u Vance-Moses NJ. Peace, r; Hel
0erson.
Wake-J, II. Young, r; Raleig
=; A. l.. Davis, r; Pernell; J. }. Ba|
, we'll, p; Garner.
- Warren-W. B. Fleming, POI
l.; Ridgeway.
Neutrality-suspicious. NJ. Batema
- p; Plymouth.
N. Watauga-L. H. Michael, r; Rut
d.; erwood.
Wayne-W. G. Monroe, d; Gold
or. boro, j. Fl. Edwards, d; Goldsbol
"a Wilkes-J. r. Henderson,
7, Wilksboro; J. P. Eiledge,s r; Mulbt
rY.
sh- Wilson,. TomlInson, d; W
lie son.
Yadkin-J. W, Crummell, r; u
kinvi,le.
Yancey-J. H. Higgins, d; Vans
on town.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13
RAITIMORE MAEkEr.

baltimore March ~ FIouT hfni. s-si--u
-glf-.r.nr 81 STA - western extra - l'tsZ -
western family e. Pa -. winter sh~ai
t.st.f,t- a. --ra8 a. spring 10 q spAs 80.
Wheat strong SPOT aud March .lts'sls
Nav Glsaa1a. steamer No = ri h-.AS-f.
southern wheat by sample. "'a'.i
Com! Primer SPOT g'iAE's March era
49,. MAY ~ hld. Steamer rniS.i a-iss-.
-outh.ru white E,Asf 30. yellow i-.asf
pst- F.ru. " I. white Ns-isrn. y,4as'
No min'-l siaN.l
sur4r-Flrm. gIanulat@i tisi I~r !"
POUNDS
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

SAVANNAH, Ga. March lit is
feared in maritime circles that the
Norwegian bark Mimi, Capt. Tam
odt, has been lost. She arrived here
from Liverpool on Nov. 9th and
sailed on Dec. 22d for London, with
a cargo consisting of spirits of tur-
pentine and slaves on Feb. d, she
was reported spoken about three
hundred miles off the Irish coast. No
report has been received from hel
since.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co
(PIEDMoND AIR-LINE.l
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MARCH ,, $50.

CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MARCH ,, istt5
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH
5,2l a. m. dailv-Ccunects at Greensboro
for all points north and south, Winston
Salem AID all points on the Northwest
e-u North Carolina railroad: salisbury TOR
all points in western North Carolina. Knox
Vile. Cincinnati. and western points; Char
lotte for Spartanburg. Greenvllle, Athens
Atlanta and all points south.
s55 a. m daily-ConneCts at Durham,
for oxford, GAINESVILLE, Virginia points and .
Richmond.
4.IOp. M. daily-Connects at Durhan for
Oxford. GAINESVILLE and keysyille daily ex-
cont SUNDAYS: Greensboro with thew Ashing-
ton and Southwestern Nestibule tlimitedJ
and FIorid Short Line tlImitedJ train Tor
all points north and with main line tram
No. II for Danvilie, Richmond and inter
mediate local stations; also has connection
for Winston Salem, and with main line
train No 35 fast maiD for Charlotte, Spar
tap burg, Greenville. Atlanta and all points
lsouth also Columbia, ugusta, Charleston,
Savannah, Jacksonville, and all points IN
Florida. Sleeping ears for Atlanta jack
sonville, and at harlotte for sleeping car
| for Augusta.
| 1l2p. m. daily-Connects at Selma for
| FAYETTEVILLE and intermediate stations on
/ the Wilson & Fayetteville Short Cut, daily;
| GoIdsborO for New bern and MoreheadtIty-
daily except Sundays; for Wilmington and
| intermediate stations. on The W & W rail-
road daily.
43o o. m, daily-From Goldsboro ard
points east.
9l5 a. NJ, except Sunday-Connects at
Selma Wilson. Rocky Mount, Tarboro and
local stations on Norfolk 81 Carolina rail-
road. arrives at Goldsbore at 1905.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RALEIGH
1.O2p. m, daily-From New York, Phiia-
delphia Washington. Richmond Greens
boro and all points north and south.
7.l5a. m, daily-From Greensboro and
all points north and south. Sleeping Cal
Greensboro TO Raleigh.
sJOa m. daily-From Coldsboro.
4O5 %. H. daily-From GodsbOro, vii
mington, Fayetteville and all points in east
ern Carolina.
STOP. m. daily-From Durham, Oxford
CIa,ksyille. Va. points and Richmond.
go D. m, daily except Sunday-Fror
d Goldsboro and all points east.
e Raleigh to Greensboro, and on mornin
train from Greensboro.
Double daily trains between Raleiel
= Charlotte and Atlanta. Quick time; III
excelled accommodation.
G. l.. HoPKIs, T. p. A., Q aarlotte, n
II w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass Agt, Washlngto
- ]. NJ. CuLP, Traffic Manager.
II w. H. GREEN, General Manager (Eastel
System.)
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

The & railroad connects at Hickory
and Newton with Western North Carolina
railroad; LincolnIon with Carolina Central
railroad: Gastonia with Southern railroad,
Yorkyille with & c x & railroad; Chester
with Southern G G * a, q & & y ard { 4 .
railroads.
L T. NICHOLS, Supt.,
HF BEARD Chester. ;. g..
G. +. and r. Agent, Yorkyille, ). Z.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13
the CLUB WINS
And the New Orleans sports Can Continue
Glove FChts-.AIias >luggirg Bouts.

And the New Orleans sports Can continue
Glove Fghts-.AIias smuggling Bouts
NEW ORLEANS, La, March Id uuSe
RICHTER of the civil district court; LOT
a long time has had under Gohsiuera-
ton the case of theState vs. the olynl-
mic club which was n forfeiture OIL us
Charter growing out of the prize hsnts
which took place within its arena. AZ,
torney General CumminSton aVer'eu
tbat these contests or prize fights were
not the character of exhibitions con-
templated by the law permitting glove
contests. 1000 hofora
The case aad been tr'ed once ue' tho
49,. rim and decided in favor OF the
ciuh ON appeal to the supreme courl
- was sent back to Judge Ri ghter Tor
n new trial. This morning the JudSe
decided the case wholly in favor OF . o,e
club, and under his decision IL can 'o"-
tine glove fights with references.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

New YORK, March 1.-THE steam
or Alvina, from Hayden por's
brought here today six DISTRESSED s.,
sao nan Of the wrecked schooner Ed.
v SANCHEZ, of Baltimore: for Fort I
r,,a The Sanchez was 469 ton reg
;ster. built in 1874 aud was o"neo III
Baltimore.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

The Senators and lie prss~st~tfs~s Whe
VIII As&xsnh BILE in ths stats
tAatkas TO-DAY


We give below The naues aud poe.
Offices of lhe me I'D hers If ,h. General
Assembly, As Yearly eorrec, 81 We
have been able TO get them.
SENATE.
IL 7 .Saip"s. rep. Menola; Theo.
Whit, pop. HEREFORD.
IT, T.. AeCask~y. pop. Oar
d.ns; J. r. Farz. ~. pop. Middleton.
80. " Mitchell. dem. " indsor
i-Dr. |. +. Green. dem. Weldon
DR.. ". L. Mercer. dem. Eifa
City.
"a. A. Forbes, pop. Green silIe.
Is G. bellsmy, pop. WhItakers;
J. I. b Hoover, pop, Elm City
81 NJ. New borne. pop. kinston;
:. l.. Franks. pop, kichlanis-
Oh. l. Grant, rep. Goltsboro;
\. II. Paddi~ou. pop, Bnrgaw.
lo-F. Il. Rice, rep, Wilmin gton.
. lie. A Cook, rep, Warrenton,
Prev II. W. Norris, pop. Bal
lcntiue's Mills.
IA s. Abel. dem. Smithtield.
l4-John l.. Fowler, pop. Clinton,
|. ". Tayinr pep, Dunn.
l5-J }. Long. pop Eoka; Angus
Shaw, pop, Maxton.
l6-W Warren Carver, rep, Fayette-
vile.
l7-Dr. \. ], palby, pop, Oxford.
l5-W. G. Stephens, pop, Hycote.
). a. white. rep Mehsne.
b. IA W. Wicker, pop, Colon.
2o-W. k. Lindsay. pop Madison.
: 2l-c. a. Starbuck, rep, kerners-
vile.
22-W. J. Adams, dem. Carthage
DE. Hurley, pop. Uwharie; IN
Sanders, pop, Walkersville.
24-Wm. A. Moody, pop, Copa
Grove.
25-W. c. Dowd. dem, Charlotte
26-S. W. Wall, rep, Wallburg
]. f Westmoreland, pop, Thomas
Vile
27-Barton X. Brown, rep, iad
klnville; A. &. Sharpe. rep, Fame.
Hill.
25-S. Z. Marshall, rep, Whit
Plains.
GA. Y. Sigmon, rep, Hickory
w. +. White, pop. Avilla.
3O-W.H.Farthlng, pop, Leandel
; }. Black, rep, Bakersvlle.
SIS. j. Black, rep, Bakersvillt
A. J. Dula, pop. Old Fort.
8 32-J. B. Fortune, rep. Shelby; .
!. Y. Hamrick, pop, Boiling Springs.
33-J. Nj. Moody, rep, Wayne:
= vile; Rev. John Ammons, pop, MAJ
J. Hill
r 34-J NJ. Gambler, p, Dillsboro.
35-R. S. Hurbert, rep, Haysvill
. PopuIists IS; Republicans l6; Den
IS ocrats 6; total so.
is Alamance-J. w. McCauley, r
"a McCray.
Alexander-W. C. Lime. P
Vashti.
Allegany-R. C. Hagans, d
Sparta.
. Anson-L. D. Robinson, d; Wade
bOrO.
on Ashe-J. B. Hopkins, r; Jefferso
"' Beaufort-T. B. Hooker, c
Washington.
Bertie-A. S. Roscoe, d.; Windsc
Bladen-R. S. White, r; Eliz
BEETHOVEN.
Y. Brunswick w. Drew, p;
Paso.
Buncombe-V. S. Lusk, r.; As
- Vile; 6. S. Burnham. pro-; Ash
- vile.
Burke-S. Huffman, r.; Morgs
& ton.
At Cabarrus-A. F. Hileman, p; Ct
vi cord.
Caldwell-J. l.. Nelson, d.; Leno
Camden-D. B. Squires, r; Ca
den.
Carteret-E. C. Duncan, r.; Be-
. fort.
Caswell-Calvin L. Smith,
Yanceyville.
Catawba-Lee Whitener, D.; Hi
Dry. =,
Chatham-J. E. Bryan, p; NJ
cure; A. Self, p; Hadley's Mills.
Cherokee-A. A. Campbell,
Murphy. ~,
Chowan-W. h. Leary. p; Ed
ton.
Clay. A. Buchanan, p; Elf
Cleyeland-Rev. l.. l.. Smith,
Sharon.
Columbus-H. Nj. HARRISON,
Whiteville.
Crayen-R. P. Williams, r.;
Berne.
sns Cumberlard-J. C.Currie, p; T
z. Taylor, p; Dunn.
Currituck-W. c. Gallop, d.;
rituck c.. H.
. Dare-J. B. Ethredge, d.; Mar
Davidson-Z. V. Walser, r.;
ingtOn.
d Duplin-F. NJ. keithly, p;
- laws Bridge.
- Davie-W. R. Ellis, r.; Advan
. Dnrham-W. q. Vickers, p; Durl
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13
HARRISON HOUSE
RALEIGH, v. {.
Is still Headquarters for
Republicans, Popuiists and
their friends.

II bNlii iAfst'.' -.''' 80 80
Republicans, Popuiists and
their friends.
Mrs Harrison SAYS she has ali the
TURKEYS, chickens, ducks and plgs
up fattening ready for the members.
The festive oyster, she SAYS, ls als'
impatiently awaiting their coming
The same prices will be charged ;
5I.OO PER DAY, $500 PER WEEK,
including fire. The rooms are all
large double ones, and members Of
Legislature generally select tneiI
room mates before coming and writ
for accommodations. Many have al
ready engaged.
Comments on fare are useless, Il
most of YOU know the widespread
reputation for good food and ki d
attention the House has for yearf
sustained with the public. BE sur
/ TO write in time before the bes'
rooms are secured.
HARRISON HOUSE,
RALEIGH, \. T..
dec l}-3t
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13
NOTICE.

1wasr every and W 0Dan IN sn the w S
states interested IN 1t tine ne, G pooks on these d:
habits 70 Ss 3. NJ Woolley, A traa ~
eases; 500 I'D one will be sent you 1ree
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- NEw yuEr cvT-tsx 80 80
49, 80 Ma sf &c., s-x s4a--.f
aEaf fFasssaa 80 1sasA4-as
aH e.4ma
&c. 80 s-r sar.sF 49, - an, 49,
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THE CAUCASIAN is strictly cash in
advance. Watch your label. If you
time is about to expire, renew at once
and don't miss a single copy.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

Old papers for sale. rs cents per
hundred. at The CAUCASIAN Office.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

Train 4 connects with W. & w train
bound north leaving GoIdSboro le5t5 p IN
and with Southern Railway tram west, leay-
ing Goldsboro 2OJ = m and with W. y *
y at Nexbern for Wilmington and inter-
mediate points
Train connects with Southern Railway
train. arriving at Goldsboro 2-jS p. m, and
with w. & W. train from the north at %,
o. m, No. train also connects with W. N-&
y. for Wilmington ari intermediate points.
s. l. DILL. Superinte adent-