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fractional Eigb, n.,wse. cinnamon In
This tauutry.

This ,.uutry.
BAN FRANCIsCO, Aug. .s,-fhe fac
tionAl 1ght that mss been going ON tor
sons time 10 Chinatown between tho
Ses Hup aud tue Bim Hup has oul.
minated In the disrul ton OF tue six
Companies, the most powerful o'gsni'
ration ever Instituted By thu Chiutse
In this country.
All the efforts of Consul General III
Hung lew anu .Othsf prominent
Chinese ~ bring about = settlement OF
the differences have resulted IN failure
aud the Chinese minister ut Washing
ton has announced his intouti0n VI
coming TO san Francisco Hud Eying
his powers NJ n peactmaksT
Tine secession Ol tue See Gupa from
the Six Companies leaves the latter
with tho small end OF the organization
AMI depleted treasury. The boycott
started by the Yups has nearly ruined
tho SAm Yup merchants and II not
ended soon It will cause the retirement
from business oi large number OF
firms. The boycott 10 not confined 10
tbls city, but IN being extended to
every place in the United states where
Chinese reside In any number.
This state OF Affairs has been tele-
gtAphod to the minister. A few days
ago he Informed the Chinese oflioiGls
that unless tho boycott was declared
oil within twelve days from the date Of
his Telegram he would come TO San
Francisco and take hand Ia the oou-
rovefty, This Il understood to mean
ihat some OF the leaders In the warfare
may expect to have their heads Topped
oh whsnever they return 10 China un
less they comply with the commands
OF the minister.
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nan ASSOCIATION.
Rights OF Corporations and JurIsdic-
ton at Federal Courts.


ton OF Federal Courts.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. IS. - The
feature Of today'a session Of the Amer
lean Bar association was the annual
sddtesA this morning by IA. William
ii, TAFT, Of Ohi0, Judge OF the u. 3.
circuit court Of appeals, Judge TEiI
referred TO The fact that within the
past four yeRrs the governors OF several
states had officially declared that the
federal courts had seized n Jurisdiction
not rightly theirs anu had exercised Il
TO the detriment Of the republic, aud
had urged thoir respective legislatures
to petition Congress for remedial IsSi,-
lation 10 prevent usurpation, the
principal charges againsl tho federal
courts being undue protection Of cor.
pofations anu tho oppression Of organ.
iled labor. The rapid increase OF cor
pors,ious aud their freed IN IN some
cases from moral restraints resulted at
tunes IN the use OF money for corrupt
purposes and various other acts winch
Justly gave Tiss to the popular distfust
VI their methods.
In spite 0f lth,se well known evil,
nothing IN clearer TO \ calm, Intelligent
thinker than that unuer the conditions
OF modern society. Corporations
are IA iisponsable bo.n 10 the
material pgOgttis Of this country
anu 10 the maintenance OF Whist we
nave. he referred 10 tho relation o.
tho federal courts TO organised labor.
especially the acton In Issuiug an In
Junction In tue American Railway
UaiOD strike. He strongly crit Red
the attitude OF Governor Alleged In
maintaining that the conspiracy ds.-
cTlbod In the Dsbs Case was not unlRw-
lul. He said:
"a public nuisance more complete,
than that which Debs Ell Al were Gu.
gagged in furIhering, cannot DC mag
lueu,O
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NEW TORK, Aug. 2S,-lhe W0rld's
TeguGIga pa, hOndufas, special says:
ReyOluuOn SCENE inevitable. The
treasury Is empty aud the government
IL tesOTing TO force loans, a TIch
farmer, MsAimo Sanchez, received MI
urief from the president 10 deliver
100000 rs Loan to the government
within two days. Sanchez refused
ANA was oonuemned TO sweep the
streett, wearing ball anu chain, anu
was fined $1,000 each day until tie
amount demsnded was paid. Under
this duress Sane CO pAld'
The president sin such fear OF his
enemies that when In the street hs
carrifs a pistol In his hand aud h
SUR uuded by officer, who viii Der.
init nobody 10 approach him.
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rer th. rre,.e,ien Of s.aI..

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-rhe Gazette
publisho. tue following order In couI-
eli:
Catching Of sshls by British ships
IL hereby prohibited within such parts
Of the seas whereby tho tOAl fisheries
act OF October, 1893, applies, NJ com.
pfisod within the following zonss;
Ten marine miles on all the Russian
coAsts Of the Beting sea anu north
Pacific ocean, Aud thirty marine miles
around kormAndesky island anu Tule.
new anu Robin islands.
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u.s.. OFFICER SLAIN.
Captain Baldwin, Indian Agent al
AnadarkO, Oklahoma.
THE CRIME CHARGED TO INDIANS.


Ell Reno, o. T., Aug. 2s.-It IL re-
ported that Captain Baldwin, Of the
u. 5. army. acting agent a. Klows,
Commancho aud Apache agency, ut
AnscafkO, was murdered last night
supposedly by Indians. Federal
officers think the murder was com.
mi,ted by gamblers AMI whisGy ped.
dlsrs agsinst whom Captain Baldwin
was waglng q RELENTLESS war. Thore
Ia considerable Excitement here. a
large party Of deputy matshsls are
on the way 10 tao scuue.
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Marriage Licenses.

A marriage liosn,o was issued today
to Ernest BurnhAm, aged 20, aad
Florence A. Saunders, Ggsi 23, both OF
Davis county; John Andrew, aged
ol this city. Ysstsrdsy afternoon
william II. sumelI, aged "a, anu
Sarah A. Hughes, aged 20, Of Salt
Lake Guy, Received tho necessary per.
init.
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With the Democrats.

This Democrats u sac city and
ccuuIy Will hold primaries tomorrow
evening in the diiitTelt precincts
hereof TOT tue purpose ~ eieCtlny uulg.
kAtes ~ atteui the cOuuiy convent. q
g. o. hell IN tHe Salt Lake iheHieT on
SNiur4Ey next a. which l57 delegates
viii be Cguts 10 ait nd the st,te con-
ventiOD ai Ogden on September 9th,
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NEW York, Aug. rs. - HOscar,
Wood * 90. ship $1,000 gold tomor-
row. The Numbers VI the nrm say
this completes the expectations Of gold
required TO pay for tue new 4 psr cent
government bonds returned from
Europe up TO the second week Of Sep.
IcDibor, and that the hrm hopes not
10 DO required 10 make any further ship
menta alter that date,
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OGDEN.
Junction CITY Items.


Yss,ordsya heavy train Of exour.
Iiouisls went to Cache valley.
Thomas Howard was before JustlCe
Blgley yesterday for Hssaultiug Mrs.
Butler. Howard 10 n C1l0Ted waiter on
the Southern Pacific dining cars.
Mr.. Butler with his wife was on lower
rwrniy-nith rect with their buggy.
Mr.. Butler was Intoxicated anu went
into "a saloon where he made u bit Of n
fuss. Inward got him cut and iuto
his buggy when hS looked into n ksy
which was Ia tins buggy and inquired
what was In, at tbs same time NJ.
tempting to take improIsr liberties
with Mrs, Butler. She protected her
self by striking Howard with har
whip, when he grabbed Il aud com.
mitted the assault complained II. The
charge was proved anu the defendant
was lined 500 and costs, which were
paid.
The choir, under the loadersh,p n
Squire Coop, which will enter the
contest for prizes 1T the Welsh
Eistedfodd, Is making satisfactory
progress.
a man named James Flynn was
brought IN u. 4. train NJ. yVAlrT.
day, uRily bruised. Ito attempted TO
roaTd trniu that WIS In motion, itil
ami was struck on the head At the base
o. the bfGiu. His spine II Injured no
that his lower parts are paTaly znd. He
will be sent out to Summit county on
tbs morning train 10 be- looked after by
the authorities Of that county,
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have contracts with tbs Rochester cot
tfaciIis. About 1000 wUtgmen will
be ordered t. s,riks here " the PtgR.
ressive railIrs' Union refuses 10 send
back the II chester WORK.
"lf the strike IL ordered II will
spteai to syracuse, Utica, Albany,
Buffalo Rnd soOfe, OF towns In this
state where the union scale Of wages IL
not paid. The 1000 olOthing workers
Of Chicago will also strike. About
100000 wUIkefs will be atIeelnd.
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Whlrh they fUufcsent, will no
doubt 10 well filloI with news regard
Ing their trip TO Salt Lake when they
return home. Tomorrow tfin viii
he taken to Ogden anu Park City,
where the editors will Wow suinr M
Utahs best mines aud enjoy banquet
n the junction city.
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BOSTON, Aug. william Galllard,
oi Palestine COmmAndsTy NJ. o,
Knights Templar, OF New Llnlon,
Conn., dropped dead fro,n apoplsIy on
Washington street, Il EbuTy. He wa.
returning 10 headquarters after the
parade apparently ~ well ns usual,
when the fatal attack seized him.
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uusiboas NcetinE., pleasure ENcuE
stems Auu INSCRIPTIONS

stems Anu Exceptions
Boston, Aug. 2s.-r7s business Of
the Twenty lTienuial COuolAve
% * lehts rempiar began In estuc {
tolty oy the grand oncampmcnt while
the round Of pleasure was fesumed by
the Rrost boJy OF knights. Tue ses.
siOus OF the grand ehCsmpmrnt arc
reid beth morning snd evening In the
Assu 10 temple. the grand compel %
tive dfiil Of the cttcN COMMANDERS
Of tho United State, Columbus, Wa-h-
ingtou, ID. g., Appoll Comm andsry
Dan JJrps Of Troy, n. Y: the Little
CUmmpnlyry, from Mmonic Widows
aud OrynBas' ii me, OF Ia isville,
kY,; ~. Bernard, OF Chicayu; Minuss %
Io.s X, r.. Driil C1Tps, All Detroit, OF
Detroit, hirI., u nell At tnH H.utn emu
VI tho baseball gfuundf. Ma y grrnd
AMI subordinate CUmmandUfiru Kept
open bOuse sll day while excursions
without number to the haIbOf, fesIfts
aud historic poiuts near ny, attracted
thousands. Several Command0ries
held all day receptions, among thom
being California Communicates At
Parker House anu Grand Army Hail.
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Destroyed by Water.

ZACATECAs, Mex, Aug. 2s.-The
village oil Huatinso was the scene of n
water spTout yesterday, causing great
loss OF life Il, d properly. Many houses
We're washed away aud eight persons
drowned. II destroyed all The crops In
the valley,
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Probate Court.

In the matter OF the estate OF q. NJ.
Donelson ST., deceased, Saturday,
Sept, 7. has been set for hearing the
petition 10. NJ. Douslson Tor Issuance
TO himself OF letters OF administration.
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BUESA VISTA, Colo, Aug. ga
rUlliug rock struck n Colorado MI.
land train, wtecking the bagg lge an d
smoker. II. J. O'COnneT, New Yora
sald to be a promineut banker, was
killed. J. w. Richie, OF X iusas CITY,
aud Thomas BossleT, OF layton, Ohio,
were injuTeI.
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vienna, Aug. %. - Newspapers
here announce thEt the cotton firm OF
5taub a Guyer, OF Cornigliano, near
Grnon, ltsiy, has failed Tor over 900.
900 liTes.
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HAvANA, Aug. 2s.-Captsin Genor.
81 DE CampOs has loft Jr Nilli Verde
In The province OF Puerto Pruciie aud
arrived here unexpectedly last night.
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Chinese Officials actively Investigate
Ing the anttoF.

HON0 kONu, Aug. est Il re-
ported here tua. tnS Chinese officials
" tho Ku Cheug commission are Ac-
lively Rnd thoroughly investigating
into the recent massacre Of missioI :
aries. Ten voGstAtiRus have already
been convicted anu the trial OF Others
IL proceeding. There IL said 10 b. no
danger Of fTesh disturbances In that
district during the sitting Of the COM
mission.
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raIIfornIn N.,nan llcunanr, LIns.

HAS FRANCISCO, Aug. gS.-Denui'o
Information hiss reached tuis city hist
the IO-sutyoy OF the boundary liuc be.
tween California and NsvaiA viii r..
suit In giving California n strip oi
country aggr, eating several hundred
square milrs. The survey concerns
only tho boundary limo between Cen.
isrnia nnd Nevada south OF lake
rahne
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airuid to turn him out aud tho gas was
turned into his loom at night aud lac
was sufincsted.
"I could mention other such csses Of
crime committed In the castle and dit
cussei In my presence, hut these are
sufficient, except one, and tnst was Of
Annie williams. The cause OF her
killing, as explained by Holmes, was
that one Of the girls must he put out 4
the way and that he could manage
Minnie easier than he could Annie.
Minnie Williams was crazy iu
love with Holme. aud she was
Jealous OF her sister, as Holmes
was paying her some atlsution,
too, ami Ls toek particular Taiub
TO increase her Jealousy, to work her
up 10 the point Of doing tho decd 70
got Annie Williams out Of the way
Allen concluded by saying that
every word In his statement was true
aud thnt he lid not make II TO secure
pardon; that he kew Governor
Clarke too well u believe that ho
would issue n pardon, unless the evil
3encs would break Holme's neck.
HOLMES WILL BE ISDiCTED.
iEDiANApOIIs, Aur. 2S.-Coronef
Carer /. IN possession Of the pfemises
on which the bones Of Howard Ploizel
yettUr ny we're found at lrvingion'
The oxaninHiion showed that the
iafRe tones TINT could not at first le
classified rrs part Of the rolvis.
HOlm,s will 10 indicted In this county
for murder, but no effort will he made
10 bring him hero NJ tho evidence
against MIN elsewhere IL thought ~
10 kufil Client to convict.
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Continued on Page Fivs.J
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02
GEOMETRY AND DISEASE
TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City, III. was told by her doctors
she had consumption and that there
was no hope for her, but two BOTTLES
of DR.. Kings New Discovery c0m-
petely cured her and she says it
saved her life. MIR. Th0s. Eggers,
1870 Florida st. Sal Francisco, suf-
fpred from ii dreadful cold approach
ING consumption, tried without re-
suit every thing else then bougho one
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
aud in two weeks was cured. He is
naturally thankful. 1t is such re-
suits If which these are samples
that prove the wonderful efficacy OF
this medicine in coughs and colds
Free trial bottles at } K. Smiths 81
MtOliye. j. III. Hill, Goldsboro, anC
all Druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrah that cannot be
cured by II ll's Catarrah Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, j..
Toledo, U.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin.
ancially able to carry out any obi
CATION made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrah Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon tn
blood and mucous surfaces of tn
system. Price Use. per bottle. Sol,
by all Druggists. Testimonials free
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02
WAKE COUNTY LOCALS.

.....'tc had fire last week
o0... Nrstroyed nearly 100000
wort. ul property.
w.. aunual convention Of the
E.r daughters or North Carolina
.... .-.d at Newbern May IS, 1G
.u. .... l-9j. Mrs. Hamden Smith,
Stat. Rotary. State papers please
..ta..v prep rations and ar
....r .uruts are being made for the
...... .g Of the Confederate monu-
Mont, .. thIs city on May 10th. 1t
o.. .uu occasion of great interest,
grI thousands of people will attend
thr wumuuy.
Governor Carr has appointed a
ror.v...ou to examine into the
.ar.u .. Drorg Mills, who is now
m W..r .ouu'y jail under sentence
o....u The commission consists
o.p. Nuby, If the Raleigh insano
a.gun.. and Drs Hines and Carr, of
Equ.e.. Their report will probably
d.,. whether Mills shall hang or
In.r lu. sentence committed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02
The Suxar-Cured Congress.

(Tune-"The Old Oaken Bucket"-With
Variations)
The American Union, Denton, Md
How sore to our hearts is our Demo-
crat Congress,
AS hopeless inaction presents it to
view.
The bill of poor Wilson, the deep
tangled Tariff,
And every mad pledge that their
lunacy knew.
The widespread Depression, the mills
that closed by it,
The rock of free silver where great
Grover fell.
They've busted our country, no use to
And darn the old party, it's busted
as well.
This G. Cleveland Congress,
This Queen Lily Congress,
This wild bond-sale Congress,
Gone busted, pell nell.
Their moss-cOvered pledges we no
longer treasure,
For often at noon when out hunting
a job.
We find that instead of the corn they
had promised,
They've given us nothing-net even
cob.
How ardent we've cussed 'em with lips
overlooking,
With sulphurous blessing as great
swear words fell.
The emblem of hunger, no work, and
taxed sugar,
Are sounding in sorrow the work
ingman1s knell.
This bank breaking Congress,
This mill-closing Congress.
This starvation Congress-,
How bad it does smell!
How hot from their great, lying mouths
to receive it;
We listened to promises and lies
that they told.
We listened-and voted our dinner
pals empty,
The factories silent, the furnaces
cold.
And now, far removed from our lOs'
situations,
The tear Of regret doth intrusivel!
swell;
We yearn for Populist administration
And "cuss' the old COngress-de
ceived us so well.
This Fifty-third Congress,
This Democrat Congress,
This sugar-cured Congress-,
We wish it-can't tell
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02

" Atlanta JorT1E! - Csvs.4 -.
III Led in Allan a, Ca, - l. a.. ly
s'r'"'y oormrfcial iournsl n TIE
o-G n. | Il edited ~specislls - ia
csss. lie eiaii merchant, si,lrg
.: cal. he la;es; news IL comnsrr
II hu :. hot in'orosAti0p ca u't
i,sanss interesting 20 this pAracalAf
ei2-s, a a especially ANNOUNCEMENTS
fen manufactures and sbtcrs for
their benefit Every general Fiorc-
Ae-Pe-. banker ana business El4n
should be = subscrib-r. IL i. . hand
some sixteen page publication, and
said To DC the n.atest trade lo-rual
In the Southern States
IL Won are interested rend for .
sample copy.
Address.
JOURNAL oF COMMERCE
apri-6i Atlanta. ga
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02
DEMOCRATS LEAVE
THE OLD WRECK
I'VE Are Coming Father Abraham"
aHundred Thousand Strong,
And Will Stand BY
the People.
REPUDIATING GQLDBUGISM

seventy-Five Thousand Chicago Demo
erAts Line up With the fopuIi-rs--s
Living Protest Against Bond Deals and
| steals All for Ere silver.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-The Times
Herald this morning says that 1t
looks very much as if the silver wing
OF the Democratic party of Illinois is
preparing TO go over into the Popu-
| list camp, boots, breeches, and bag
gage"
The Populists polled about 10000
| votes in Chicago last November.
while the Democrats polled about
90, 900 The silver leaders cleim that
Is. 900 Democrats and $4,000 Popu-
lists are united on the silver ques-
ton, and they will work together.
The first evidence of the consoIi-
dation of the silver wing Democrats
a I'd the Populists is the announce
ment that Clarence S. barrow, the
acknowledged leader locally of the
Populist party, will be placed on
the Thirty-second ward delegation
to the silver Democratic State con
ventiOn. 1t is claimed that the fusion
between the silver wing Democrats
and POpulistS in Chicago is complete,
and that at least fifty Populists will
be chosen as dele gates to the State
convention. A similar condition is
said to exist throughout the State
wherever strong Populist sentimen,
exists.
John Mayo Palmer, son Of United
States Senator Palmer, and a me u
Der of the executive committee of the
Honest Money League, returned yes
terday from Springfield. He is in.
cllned to the belief that the Demo.
Gratis Of the State have nearly al
fiocked INTO the l6 to l free silver
Populist camp. Speaking of the sill
yer sentiment throughout Illinois
Mr.. Palmer said:
1.-The sentiment in favor of the free
and unlimited coinage of silver a
the ratio of l6 to l, without interna
|
seems to have taken complete pos
session of the Democracy of Illinois
outside of Cook county. l conferred
with men of all shades of opinion
upon the subject, with Republican:
. as well as Democrats talked will
Republicans, because sometimes tn,
lookers-on see more of the game thar
the players. l met old friends will
whom l could talk confdentially
and got the impression that Will,
there is very strong and respectabl
sentiment throughout the State il
!, opposition to this currency theory
yet the opponents of Is to are with
ort organization, apparently withou
any ambition to succeed, and ar
singularly silent, while the silve
men ale vigorous. active, and ag
gress' We.
1T seems to me utterly impossible
+ that the opponents of Is to l silver
should take part in the June conven
ton, or could make any serious i'm
preston. The convention will un
, questionaNly declare in favor of Il
r to l, without conference with an,
nation. We who oppose that view
, although there are some difference
of opinion among rs, will, as a rule
take DO part in the convention, al
though in some counties delegation
will be sent composed of leading
men representing both views, who'll
irrespective of the sentiment in tn
particular locality.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02
OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine 10
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy In Electric Bit
tiers. This medicine does not slim
ulate and contains no whiskey nor
other intoxicant, but acts as tonic
and Alternative. 1t acts mildly on
the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the or
gans, thereby aiding Nature IN the
performance of the functions. Elec.
trio Bitters is an excellent appetizer
and aids digestion. Old people find
It just exactly what they need
Price fifty cents per bottle at j. R
Smiths, of MtOlive. J. H. Hill
Drug Store, Goldsboro and all Drug
gists.
/
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02

When a man IS in favor of silver
he says he is for silver, but when a
man favors gold ne says he favors
'sound money" Why is it that a
champion Of silver is not ashamed to
say what he means, while the gold
champion masquerades behind "hon-
est money9-Augusta Chronicle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02

Br~thren-As You failed to me~,
the Craven county AlliA nee on ,hs
SEC nd Thursday in April. pleas,
have your delegates meet ne 81
Thursday May 9Th 1895, a, II o'c'ocl
a. m, at the court housc in Nr~.
berne. Please act IN this matter "a
we have business of Importance "a
communicate 10 YOU.
Yours fraternally.
Ii. H. PERRY, President,
Craven County Allisnce.
Thurman, y. e., April l6, %.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-05-02
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

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Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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Hands, Chilblains Corns aud all
Skin Eruptions. and positively cure,
Piles or no pay required. IL j. guar,
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price - cent.
per box. For sale by J. X. Smith
Mt. Olive, n. c., J. ii. Hill n Son,
Goldsboro, n. c., X. II. Holiday
Clinton. n. c.. and all Druggists.