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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-08-29

Brighton-Aug rs. 1895 by Rev. j. +, TAYLOR.
Mr. Aaron Knights and Miss Dasy A York both
of Brighton
Skowhegan-Aug. Is, by Rev. A Lacroix
Mr. Joseph Davidson and Miss Lucy Chase
both of Madison Bridge,
Athens-Aug. 25 by Rev. V D. sweetland
Mr. W. F. Marble and Miss Florence Bartlett
both of Harmony.
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DIED.

Portland-Aug, 81, Willie Il. Hoyt,
Jackman-Aug. 10, Mrs. Cathe inc wife of
stephen Shelley aged 68 years.
Skowhegan-August &c. Emily wife of Benz.
N. Foss, aged 65 yrs. mo. days.
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BORM
MAR RIED.

Aug. a. to the wife of George McNalley O
Pittsfeld a son,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-08-29

Give the babies LaxOl, which Is Cast
or Oil made as palatable as Honey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
eatQst Publications.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
SUCCESS OF TUE CIRCUS.
crowds Of People Sull flogkius TO tua
syndicate show Performance.

The circus appetite OF the 5aIt Lake
public the last few days has Uoon
tremendous sni the business done by
Sells and RsuuToW has accordingly
been Of tho same order Too fourth
Performance Of the great Syndicate
shows was given last Night Iu "a tent
that covered thousands OF highly lu-
trrgslod and approolslivo people. This
afternoon another we'll attended puf-
i5rmaucu 90 ou and tonight tho season
Will BE- cloaod before an audience which
promises 90 up Rlm05l az large 90 any
Tint have preceded No.
The same program was repeated Ilsl
evening H was given Uu tuu uUUulu
night anu iha management declare
lnRt not "a tluaIy number or iraIWIII N.
eliminated tonight Ihn uurrsH That
tHr Syndicate chow people have m.t
with uu iufll prescott VISIT IusHII Lake
Hrs iOun Of tho Wa.. pronounced char
suttr and br 10 FalI 60 their credit
never have Circus managers com
nearer fulfilling tuulr urlmHgH tD tur
UoHuln than they, Ir1m hero they
viii go through northern Utah, Wyum-
iur, Idaho, Muufau., Oregon, WHFn.
ingi1u, the DAhuuH Minnesota and
down into tine Middle States, where
the season will end W!,u the coming
winter.
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Rnrn.,s SLalemenL

WIN. Hurns was nrTaignoI before
Police Justice Smith on o. charge of
druuGonnrrs, tbls morning. liempdo
"a ugatomuul Go lho ooUr. Co the yira,
that ho only yesterday emerged from
lhe ronilrularY, whore hr hat boon
serving "a four yrara' sentence Cor
robbery, alleged 90 nHvo been com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

Japau's victor, Uumplirntss ha,'or,
Iu tu0 iar faaL

IaunuH HittnrN N"ihH'NN 'A'fh .'f"'.'"
In tu0 iar fsaL
yAsCluyEg %. Co Stay -3-
Among Cine rarru.cH 900 tba .m. u.r
VI India wna General Bars.I uIu-
maulur of tine Imperial '1lgHf Iu Hong
Eoug, speaking ui luu recon. "tr
General BARKER AYH 600 situation 90
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Japan viii have go b.. Iu.k1uUi With
o., % iirtt GLASS power In sac Egtl Uul
Hs thought tuu rHuIt %. tho ruyHui
war would further iuoruafo iua miI-
thry arI0L ltuHsia, BARKER hJr t.r
reasons 10 her own b. dutvImIuHu iEri
Japan unuu not acquire continental
territory, and iu the event % o. Gee
uuWal 0t uoaJiuus che WuJId, iu Dove
opinion, probably cooperate WITH
China. Tho proximity ui iHH tuHaHs
uurUs 90 Hong Kong fyndur0 England
uu interested patty In tho dispute, but
as % her probable attitude toward
Japan, General Barker refused 60
HUrHk.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

Iuumemrgs yftuy Territorial Board
%, Equalization have now settled
iowa n. tug.. arIulua annual taaE anu
uI.l hold ubl.y sr.auus until sue work
10 aaagrsmuut 10 completed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27

Commenting upon the lost bill 10
the Code, our esteemed con
temporary, the News & Observer, IN
that neither II nor the CAV
knows enough about the Law
OF the case 10 make it appropriate
Tor US TO say much about 1t.
We think We know, that, If the
law, az 1t now stands, does not allow
North Carolina 10 punish the rail
ways for wilful and wanton viola
tlons Of the law, it ought to lie
50 amended as 10 permit such punish
ment IN all such cases. This seems
pretty plain TO us. We reckon the
News d Observer will have no
trouble to grasp this proposition.
We think We know that this bill
ought to be found and disposed Of;
and we think our nelghbor knows the
same thing. We fail to see any very
obstruse questions in this plain mat
/ ter.
We suppose it cannot be that the
against this I'LL. We cannot Sc,
why it should be, as there is no poll
tics in it. We hoped the News
Observer might find itself able t
JOIN US in commenting some on,
measure now before the General AS
sembly. But it seems that our hop,
is to be rudely disappointed. Well
we shall bear it with such measur
OF cOntentment as we can command
and pursue our way alone.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
Best Thoughts of Correspondents.

FAIRPLAY.-Wants the dogs taxed.
He thinks there are 10000 dogsin the
State-that they steal, an average of
one pound of meat per year, which
at 10 cents per pound would be pref
ty little sum. He wants them taxed.
H. c. SPIERs.-Wants the tenn
perance people to not be dis
couraged. He is glad so many men
in the Senate stood up for the late
bill. And he wants those who
voted against the bill to be remem-
bered at the polls.
A VoTER.-Exhorts the whatch-
dogs of the treasury to see to it that
no money is taken out just for the
''big" of the thing. He thinks We
need money for too many purposes
in this State to make it proper f. +
North Carolina to spend any money
on the Atlanta Exposition.
J. w. MEHAFFE-Thinks there
should be three ballot boxes at each
voting place: One red for United
States candidates; One white for
State candidates; One blue for coun-
ty candidates. The tickets, he
thinks should be colored like the
boxes. He thinks there should be
a clear space of one hundred feet
"a illus about the boxes to keep the
crowds away. He also thinks each
voter should deposit his own ballot.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27

be passed by the General Assembly
forbidding any com pany in this .rax,
to do business IN this State. We have
been eondemnirg trusts upon the
stump and in the newspapers. We
now have chance to destroy some
OF hem, 50 far as this State 10 con
cerned. Let II De done, il we do no,
want 10 be turned into rid.cule FOR
failing TO do VIVA: we promised to do
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
THE INSURANCE BILL.

Early in the present session bill
was introduced into the Legislature
to compel insurance companies to
paw the face of all fire policies on
buildings entirely destroyed by fire.
This bill was favorably commented
upon by THE CAUCASIAN at the time,
and the hope was expressed that it
might pass.
But the bill seems to have fallen
out of sight. Indeed, we have been
told that it will be impossible to get
such a bill through the legislature,
on account of the fact that the South
Eastern Tariff Association will bring
it's power to bear to defeat it. We
do not share in this fear. We be-
lieve the majority of this legislature
is inaccessible to any influence of
trusts and combines. And we ex-
pect to see this bill enacted into law
before the end of the session.
We call attention again to the
South Eastern Tariff Association.
This is an insurance trust, to all in
tents and purposes, with headquar-
ters at Atlanta, Ga. 1t is certain
that this lawless concern dominates
the insurance business in this State.
it being impossible for any company
not q member Of this association to
do business in this State.
We think q simple statute should
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
SAUCE,

They are trying Morganfeld over
in Virginia for holding up a train
and taking ID few thousands Of dol
lars. They don't think of trying
Mr.. Cleveland and the syndicate for
taking eight and half Millions
Nice country, this.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
LETTERS PATENT,

l
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
To all to Whom These Presents Shall
Come-GREETING:
KNOW YE, That it appears from
the certificate from the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Wake county that
the following named persons Marion
Butler, W. F. Strowd, VIM. A. Guth-
RE. w. b. Worth, j. C. L. Harris,
and A. c. Shuford heretofore on the
18th day of December 1894, signed
and filed Articles of agreement for
the formation of private corpora
ton before said Clerk, and copy of
said Articles of Agreement, duly
certified by said Clerk under the seal
of said Court. have been filed and
recorded In this Office as prescribed
in chapter 31S of the Acts of 1898.
Now, THEREFORE, Under the pow
er and authority vested in me by
said chapter 31S of said Acts of 1898,
l do hereby declare the persons
signing said Articles of Agreement
duly incorporated, under the name
and style of The CAUCASIAN Pub
lishlng Company, for the period of
thirty years from and after the 18th
day OF December 1894 for the pur-
poses set forth in said Articles of
Agreement, with all the powers.
rights and liabilities conferred and
lmposedIby law on such corporations.
Witness my hand and the Great
Seal of the State of North Carolina.
at Office in the City of Raleigh this
l4th day of December in the 10th
year of our independence, and in
the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-four.
OCTAvIUS COKE.
secretary of State.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27

We move that the News e Obser-
yer have permission to cry some over
the money the Democrats gave to the
bond syndicate the::other day, just
as soon as it gets over its present
spell of crying over Washington and
Lee.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
Wednesday, February 9th, 1895.
NOTICE.

Business letters and communica-
tons for this paper should be ad
dressed to THE CAUCASIAN, Raleigh,
N. C.. This is necessary to receive
prompt attention. Do not address
any letters to me except they be of
a personal and private nature.
MARION BUTLER.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27

30 Articles 81 Agr~~=ssi- 1<sTIssa.- >.
ttsrh .HA I<tssss rsIssl


ttsrh .HA Letters rslss.
AETiCLEs OF A. <EIxKsT
Nsiae zrde.rs.g FL tes.g Gs..r.
oas G. engaging = tie ols4aesa here
MATE: .~; forth AID described. DO
hereby eater .n:o article. - agree
nsr' toy tbs: purpose p1rsaani 20
chapter 10, o. tie Code o. North
Carolina. .aii,l-d Corporations. AID
tie Aeis .. the General Assem- h.y o:
North Carolina Ame1!a;ory thereof.
thA; Il 20 say.
!. The Corporation name saa! b~
"C.JcAsiAS Publishing Company"
IL. ] he bus4ncss proposed saAll be
the publication % one or more ness.
papers. conducting The business OF
Job printing and biudlug and carry
ing on such business, ass usually
don. by printing and publishing com
pan4es.
III. The place where said business
Is proposed 10 be earned Oh - Raj
eigh, Wake county. y. c.. and such
other place or places for branch of
fees a. the Board OF Directors may
determine.
". Tn. length Of time desired for
the existence OF said corpo anon Is
thirty years from and after the date
of these articles next en- 7uIng.
'. The names Of the Iersuus who
have subscribed tor stock IN said
Corporation are as follows, 10 vii:
Marion Butler, of Raleigh, y. G..
William +. Stroud, OF Chatham
county: VIM. A. Guthrie, Of Durham
y. c.; W. II. Worth, of Raleigh \
c.; &. l.. Harris, of Raleigh, \
c.; A~C. Shuford, of Newton, y. {
stock 'n,fhe amount OF the capita
so 900, divided into two Thousand
shares CT the par value OF ten dollar
each, with liberty TO the stockhold
ers TO increase the amount Of sal,
capital stock from time 10 time. o
at any time 10 an amount not ex
ceedlng Fifty Thousand Dollars. di
vlded INTO proportlonate numb
Of shares of the par value of ten dol
lars each.
: VII. The said Corporation ma,
' purchase or lease and hold all sucl
real and personal and mixed proper
ty incident to the business aforesai.
and necessary or useful for that pur
f pose, as the Board of Directors shal
| determine; and subscriptions 70
5 steck in said Corporation may b
| paid wholly or in part by the pur
chase from the subscriber of proper
ty at such appraised valuation a
may be agreed on between the Boar
6 of Directors and such subscriber.
VIII. The Corporators, subscrit
= ers for stock, and Stockholders o
said Corporation, shall not be ind
: vldually or personally responsible o
liable for the debts, contracts, pc
: cuniary obligations, engagements o
torts Of said COrpOl alton.
4 TX. Notice of the time and place 70
: the first meeting of the Corporation
and subscribers for stock in sal
/ Corporation for purposes of organ
e cation is hereby expressly waived.
t In testimony whereof, the under
q signed have hereunto set our hand
and seals, this the 18th day of De
cember, A. d. 1894.
MARION BUTLER, SEAL
w. F. STROUD, SEAL
WIN. a. GUTHRIE. SEAL
". II. WORTH, SEAL
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27

A churcbman in another State
tells his people what they must net
eat during Lent. A good many
people would be glad to have him
tell what they may eat, and how
and where they can get it.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
C6fE ( < CERTIFICATE.

North Carolina, Before the Clerk
Wake CountyN ! Superior Court.
|, ID. h. Iounng, Clerk of the Su-
perior Court, in and for said county,
do hereby certify that on the l4th
day Of December 1894, the execution
Of the foregoing and annexed arti-
cles Of agreement for the incorpora-
ton of the signers and their associ-
ates under the name of CAUCASIAN
Publishing Company, was this day
proved before me by the oath and ex-
animation Of W. S. Barnes, the sub
scrlbing witness thereto, and that
thereupon the said articles of agree
ment were filed in my office to be by
me Recorded Of Incorporation and a
certified copy thereof transmitted to
the Secretary Of State for Letters
Patent to be issued thereon as pro
vided bv law.
In witness whereof, l have here
to set my hand and official seal,
at my office in Raleigh, n. C.
this 14th day Of December 1894.
D. h. YOUNG,
Clerk Superior Court.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
The Daily Caucasian
The Dai|yCaucaSia

Will stand for
economy and re-
I o nm In all
branches Of the
public service.
1t believes in the
great masses Of
the plain work
ing people more
than II believes
In any other
class and it
will do all in its
power to teach
them TO know
what their rights
are and how to
secure them. 1t
will furnish a
IN e d i u m b y
which the PEG
pie may com
municate with
one another
and it invites all
who have any
thing to say to
make free use of
its columns.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
To OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
- a7-=-7s-a- s--s--aa
THAT LOST BILL,

The bill to amend section 1868 of
the Code, that has been missing for
some time-lost, strayed or stole n
provides that the Railroads shall be
liable TO exemplary damages in all
cases Of wilful and wanton viola
tons of the laws made for their gov.
eminent.
AS has been suggested to us, if the
Railroads mean to keep the law, they
should not object to the passage of
this bill. Indeed, we do not see how
the Railroads can have any motive at
all to oppose this bill, if they mean
to keep the law.
But if they do not mean to OBJ
serve the law, we can understand
very easily why they should resist
the passage OF this bill. They are,
we understand, using all the arts and
wiles known to the lobby to defeat
this bill. The inference that they
want to be permitted to wilfully and
wantonly violate. the law is unavoid-
able, so long as they show hostility
to this measure.
We are informed, that the bill can
not be found. And in the meantime
the end of the session draws on
EpA f-->-<s-s'ca not De found
soon, its chances to be considered
will be very slight indeed.
The CAUCASIAN wants to know
where that bill is. 1t wants to know
how any Railroad official came to
see the original draft of the bill, so
as to know whose handwriting it was
drawn in. 1t wants to know what
members, if any, of the Railroad
lobby have had access TO the bills
while in possession of the Houses;
or of the committee. Indeed we
want to know many things about
this bill, that we do not make much
progress IN finding out.
The CAUCASIAN has been most
shamefully abused and misrepre
sented, because it charged some days
ago, that this bill had been stolen.
We have no intention of letting this
matter rest, until something shall be
done about it that will protect the
public, and vindicate the course of
this paper in relation to this matter.
Let the bill be found, and passed, if
it ought to pass; and if it cannot be
found, let another bill be prepared
and passed, if it ought te pass. 1t
such q bill ought not to pass. let that
fact be made known, and let it be
voted down in plain daylight.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
ATTENTION.

Subscribers in the city failing to
get their CAUCASIAN will please send
to the Office their names, their street
and their number, in order that we
may be able to locate the fault upon
the carrier upon whom it should fall.
Tuv CAr-CA SrAN
To OUR CORRESPONDENTS
We must insist that our cores
pondents "boH 10 doun.n Our space
is 80 limited that we cannot in future
print long articles upon any topic
that is not in every way important.
Write, write by all means. But make
it short and to the point. Please re-
member this, and save yourselves
useless labor and We editor much en-
barrassment.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
You pays your taxes, and the syn
dictate gifts 'em every time.
True Reform,

The legislature did right in pass
ing the 6 per cent interest olil. Ihls
is true reform and in the right line.
The greatest danger that now threat
ems the liberties of the mass OF the
people of the whole Christian world
is the monopoly of money and the
high rat, of interest that the mass
have to pay for it. Let the Popu-
lists press forward in this direction
till the nation shall borrow no more
monsy-shall make its own money
when 1t cannot be raised by taxation,
and when the people can get money
f ON the states at a tax of two per
cent, which money mnst be made
for the sovereign states by their
agents the nation. More hereafter.
SILVER.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
NOTICE.

We want bright boy to sell The
DAILY CAucAs SIAN on the streets in
every town in the State. Writesfor
terms.
The CAUCASIAN,
~ Raleigh, N. c.