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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

HAVE YOU A Soy 70 SPARE 2

hs'e,nu ~, Ia ,G,arr uy fr-uf~
e. ags'. ur o. - >-li i.isd
tF- urs''cs- -fflT fisr ,tf-r.sft = ,usst-
si- Luufr,-i Iti,''8-.tnd t-bN~ is- VAT
r. rHu t'.- fs't o'Is- 81 fuu-.
h-~. u-lll~ Most ~un-3, '--.~- - grind.
| al, - some fresh. n-s boys hey aud
IL B., not choi,,-. III sorts If bn,~
Ih,. great ri dragon rum i-tr"v~.
The soNd :h- TAD 'hs r'.u,h -td fu-
J our Own d-rT ''.y. v"ur uclg.htor~ mine
hi Hr. TOYS .rn,h fot anyway
Nee,t W. proi,,l them. tell me. pray
~ course. take ARE of houses, Iand
The market rlar-. TIE farm th- x ool.
The Wit. the kuave tn. sage the fool
Max LAWS for revenue and wealth
For railroads bonds. for sickness health
let dogs he cared for. save the ri-.
" a'ch q or the fish. protect the Ler,i-
let no poor. dumb. uu>T~aking thing
Feel cruelty tn. la-h's sting
Bot then. some crank Will rise and say
oh ie. us save the boys ! pray"
shat up the draInshoI- stop the mills.
Prohibit that which wrecks and kills
These Crauks will turn things round and
round,
They look within. without. up. down.
I They II tell YOU that this great machine
That We call government. il seen
To be all wrong. They pry into
The laws, the constitution strong;
They II search most patiently and long,
/ Fer what the highest cnurf NAV say.
/ They quote from men long passed away
A par ner' they call Uncle Sam
v it'll him who makes and sells the dram.
/ They say the folks are subsidized
/ That License is sin iegaliled
/ That the old parties late and soon.
stand at the back of the saloon:
i That If parson with them votes
/ lie helps TO tatten up the bloats."
/ Oh il would take me all the day
/ To tell what those queer crauks do s2y.
| They teach, pray, lecture. give and vote,
! Their deeds give no uncertain note,
While faithless souls decry the cost,
And sadly moan. The cause is lost:
For round and round the wheel is sent
In the machine called government
The poison trickles through the stills
They hear the crunch of murder mills,
His notice still the dragon iaunts
One hundred thousands boys he wants
Bu be nding low. with listening ear,
| A thrilling prophecy hear
Lie the deep thunder vivid glare.
| Before the cyclone rends the air
The prophecy of hurrving feet.
Forth going this dread foe to meet
| hear he steady tramp. tramp. tramp
OF glorious armies breaking camp
Cranks, are they Yes. Called so no NOR,
But soldiers, heroes to the core
L. 4. T. Stikeleather
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10


We have been told, ali aIonz 2. .ha,
The big u.s." Id charge f ihis
l~ris allure: and dictate. j.. pollry.
abd all lts acfs. W. uox call a.'en
tIoh TO fact that will gr.asIv r. =.
the distress of those parties ~hn co,.
slider that the hes. interests Of n
sac afr not safe in the La j. Of n,
''blg five"
J h" fact that We reyeai ID Thu:
Che big i've have adicated their
au' hoI'iy TO the News Il Observer
he public were definitely Informed,
on yesterday morning, Of tn. fact
that 1t vas IN control of the IegisIa-
turc, in an able editorial in that IA
per. The editorial, referred 10. ought
to be read by all the PEOPLE. They
will fe,l better, and safer like. to
know that the News 4 Observer i.
now on deck.
1t Is Jnst as We have said, merit
will get there every time. How good
We feel, that our confidence in human
things has not been misplaced.
ATTESTIoN GRANVILLE.
We will be very much obliged, II
our correspondent upon .he Eniver
slty question, who signed his name
"GKANyILLE," will give us his rea
name. w have mislaid his letter
and have forgotten his name.
EDITOR Caucasian.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10
JULIAN S. CARR GIVES $4,000

To The American University at Washing
ton. Bishop Hurst Induces Him to Make
The Donation.
From the Washington Post is
clipped the following:
"Hon. Julian S. Carr, of Durham,
N. c., is guest at the Arlington
Col Carr is we'll known throughout
the South, and especially in North
Carolina as philanthroplst. Very
few enterprises of an educational
character have not been the recipi
ents of his generosity.
Last night he had call from
Bishop Hurst, of this city, and the
result of the interview was contrl-
button by. Col. Carr of $4,000 to
the American University.
This is the first contribution made
by Southern man to an educational
enterp- Use north Of the Potomac since
the war. Col. Carr is one of the few
millionalres of the South. He beg n
life soon after the war with nothing
but his education and energy. He
has built himself up from small be-
ginning to one of the richest men in
the South. He is president of the
Durham Tobacco Company, which is
world wide in its reputation, is con-
nected with all the industrial enter
prises of the State, and if signs don't
fail will be North Cardinals next
Governor. He is quite young man,
and the trend of politics in the old
North State seems to be that the
Young men shall come to the front.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10


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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

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ua "a hand. pss~t marA'-i hap~I HI.
snd s~us through ths. mall fo student
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aud count lie s.udl~> herr a. lar a.
they viii r-afh. W.
era neip according te Tie in.i"-~si.
II : 81 arr n--rdk. So wtil EIs- sou !
scholarship. You truly.
~ u. " N~AhNs
BE- il ,is--si" Ms = pr fnt.d Il /
abu IT free tuition on which. IL Isr. =
tst,r. VA -, t,olar-hip- are aNsi3sbi.
To- talented Young men uf .ncr-l and
. charast.='
Now. IL all know - $50 have ~indl..
he questions involved, the unlA t'itu-
hat enabls~ Dr. Winston 60 nif-r I ii--'
IRE. SCHOLARSHIP r. /" iudare students -
other cuiIsge- to - Ia tie hisrr-it
Is tiI- appropriation ui I'll,
take ui be- p-"pI- ht the t-n'r.
Assembly Gtr tie annual supp =
IT the University. stop lac appr"pri-
tiou- and all tie tS'i- viii adjust
Themselves. bat cuutiuue tie appru
priatiuns and, :" long a. br. Winston
= pre- ideut ~ III. , uiArr-lE. viii
hi- notions al numbers. the evils vi
live and grow aud demand a tiguruui
protest OF the part oi tie hr.stIai
colleges OF the STATE.
/. TnE U>f> FRsirf NEEDS 80 stAII
AID.
+ Dr. " iustun saws that there ar" iG
students al the | University this year
, The | University catalogue for ls93-3i
page 81, says:
EXPENSES.
Every effort is made Ia reduce I" ia
lowest price the necessary expenses Al
an education at the | University. Tn
. annual charges are:
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

PIE SAUCE.

The News q Observer has con-
WINGED itself that it has exerted a
mighty influence in directing the
action of this Legislature. 1t has
had about as much influence upon
that action as the dew that falls on
the planet Neptune has upon the
earth.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

The News and Observer thinks we
nave lost confidence in this legisla-
ture; and quotes paragraph to sup
port its opinion. Our contempor-
airy is mistaken. We lost no conf
dence in any body. We never had
any confidence in the cranks who Of
fer all sorts of bills for the purpose
of delay. And these cranks are
Democrats.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10
sunday, February 10Th. 1895
AGTfSTIOS!

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 il should fall
THE CArCAsIAH.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10
NOTICE.

Business letters ard commrnica
lions for this paper should be Adj
dresstd TO THE CAUCASIAN, Raleigh
N. &. This is necessary 10 receive
prompt attention. DO not addros 81
any letters to me except they be OF
personal aud private nature.
MARION BUTLER.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

How Mr.. Cleveland hopes to Sc
cure the Legislation he wishes from
the next Congress does not appear.
The Senate in the next Congress will
have a clear free silver majority
that he cannot handle.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

The United States Senate has voted
to have the government construct a
cable from the Pacific coast to Haw
ali. Does that body think govern
ment ownership of telegraphs exact
ly "cOnstitutiOnalPo
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

The |, l. railroad cyrsu.--, ~ Hakury
aud Newton with Western So'ih gsrolins
railroad Lincplnion with Carolina Central
railroad 6astonia With southern rsiiro.d
orkvill" with q q a q railroad Chester
With southern. a. "a As,a y and 40
railroads.
!. 7 NICHOLS suls
u. p BEARD. ,h.-,.r : =
g = and J.. Agent Yurk,lll-. So.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10
Southern R. R. Co.
CONDENSED srEEDULr.
~ IyfEcT J.sUAsY q. Iss
trIrpxoSD .iE LIsr

- IvfEcT JssUAsY o. 1870
TRAINS LEAVE EALEIoh-
b." a. IN dahl -Connes. q sr-~r,n.,,,.
iof al points north and ,1.xsh Winston,
salem aud all points Ola Milke.l,oru Irapct,
salisbury Tor all points sn western Nortl,
arolina. Asheyilie Knoxville t1hn,tsrso,x.
Nashville. Cincinnati. Louisville. ct Char
lotte Tor sI'aranhurs. Hsnder~onyil!r.
'r.-'nvi!I". Athens. GslDe-yil e. ARRIVING "A.
Atlanta AT - D. M
so a. IN, daily-For Durham. Drfo,s
henderson. k.ysvill-. Rshmosgs, AID ali
iocai stations b<S Durham and k.y..
'Hi- sii bei s-"n h-y.ytlIs aud Fa fnot.d
arriving at Richmond at Z JJpm
80 q. IA, daily eIo-ps Sunday o.cs,
~ s-ifna Tor Wilson. kDc ~ Mount. I.ri-Jr.
ana Ipai stations On Is A " an. = A a
tnsi- north of NIi-on. ARRIVES nj Lold..
roro l2f6 noon
y" T. IA. daily-Connscs. ., Durham for
ohiofi driiy rk"-Id sandy. AZ or.sn-s,or.
nuh tue Washington aud s,s,.hx.-,~,,.
h~sflbule tlIrnIts-ig aud also New Yo,k 81
'oriia Limited for Washington. Baltimore
N~s oik and all points north Al Cr.,-r,--
D'fo with last i-.aii for Sail -tnry. ah.rlott.
s'A-ohsiit-. 'olnmbis- Atlantis and Mont
Koinrry. with connection for N~u Urban.
sleeping c~rs Gr-eu.soro 70 Jart.onx,iI.
Richmond TO Augusta
30 y. IN, daily eIo~.a Sunday Pc,
Joldsooro and all loo 4 stss,an. f~sxsr,,
sN5'eign ana soii~fsUyD. Wt,~rS ruunS-<t.<.
:. made with W * W trsln for w.lspn R.-.ky
Mount and local stat ions
IL y IA daily-Ionp~,4s AZ s~lrus vtt,,
" Train fDr Fayetteville aud r-otu,.
-ou'n. al boidstoro with Atlantic a North
aroma tram Tor Sewbern aud Nor~bssd
NY. erc.g SUNDAY. Daily with W A IS
ram Tor WARSAW. Wilmington and inf@rpe-
date stations
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RALEIGH
LIZ r. m. daily-From New York gau.-
d-iphia. BzltInore. Washington. R,ci,mor,d
Atlanta jacksonville aad ali POINTS nor,h
and south. '"
~ q m. daily-From Greensboro. uevs-
eIh North C,rolins. and all points north
esgh. " ".'-
s0a X. daily, except sunday-From
"onsnofo hnc local stations ezrl
40 p IN. dsily-From Wilmington
oo,usooro aud al points OF w a w rsilrosd
and from MorebeAd City and Newberu.
e-io r. m daily-From Durham. Oxford
heysyiile. Richmond and ali Vsryin;a
s;.5 p. m. daily e1orpt suna.x-p,om
"oidsboro and local stations.
fnilman cars on afternoon tysin FINN.
raleigh TO Greensboro. and on morning
tr1in arriving II Raleigh st .t0a m.
Double daily trains between RaIeish
Greensboro and Charlotte.
e l.. HOPKINS. +. r. A.. Chsrlnste. n. "a
W: - Tuck, Gen. Pass Agt. washingtoel
IN. Cur. Trat,c M.naeer.
W. d. CaEEH. General Aansgss.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

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tA@.s 80 i<ste.rsss-


" 10 ara~t-sss "a t~sss a~-sr
ga. q. ~arAstsE IL 10 bSsssss &c.
lnAi.ss e.. su-th sd Il scrTh~1. o.
h-ss,sy .n'er iEio az &c. = ssfss
tz~ti foG shat s-Fp--s Fsfsasni -
eh.Yt-t 10 g. 10 ID. 80 Mere
carolsaa. -zts'i~' C-tp>.rs'taH'. -ne
the 4 cts o. the t,sp~rsl Ass~ss his -
North cAr.l,nA azrnia'crr 'se7s -.
that D, 60 ,Ay-
+ The s1rrsorsrlDE ua>s .hAu =
: -C.UCasAS fablt.h &c I"uusuy
II The bs.ars- prupo.-~i stsii l.
The pa shrA'S"n ot on~ 80 rz"r- nss'
p-psr. conducting ihr hEstncsr -
p.b pfi r'irg anh eipsiins AID "Air'
tvg OF such bBstu-ss. As 20 gsss iiA
lone O., pranting ard hsstAtins con
pani-r.
III. The place stsFs $40 hu'ir's'
!. proposed io t- earned ou - H..
,igh, wsk. county. y. a. .nd ssci
other place "r places for branch 'i
nc.. q. The Board Of Directors ma!
determine.
~. The length 81 tame d~,ired 'oT
the existence OF SID c.'rpO a'Ion 10
thirty y-Ars from and after he dat
~ ihes. srt!cl-s neat en- ann.
V. The nAm-s 90 ~. .-rsun, Nh,
have sub-crIb.d Tor SICK ia sac
Corporation are n. foll"I :. Ia At
Marion Buti-r. "i RAJ ign. y e.
Wtinam r Stroui. 81 Chatham
county Vim. A ,.uthrl-. 81 l'urh = IN 4.
y. C.. W. h. WORT. "i kzl-Igh. y
{. e. l.. HarrIs. "f Raleigh, y.
c.. A 4 SLafoId. 81 Newton. y. &
VI Til. amount; 40 tie capital
stock of said corporation shall b''
so 900. divided INTO t4o ihoussnG
shares ~ the par value oi ten dollars
each, with liberty 10 the stockh"id
ers TO Increase the amount 81 said
capital stock from lime to lime. az
At any time 10 AL amount not AZ
ceedIng Fifty Thousand Dollars, ia
vided INTO proporilonaic uumO Ter
Of shares OF the par yalu. "i ten dol
lars each.
VII. The said Corporation may
purchase or lease aud hold ali such
real and personal and mixed proper
~ incident 10 the business aforesaid
and necessary or useful for that pur.
pose, a. the Board of Directors shall
determine; and subscriptions for
steck In said Corporation may b,
paid wholly or IN part 10y Tia" pur
chase from the subscriber of proper
~ AT such appraised valuation a
may Ice agreed on between the Boarc
of Directors and such subscriber.
VIII. The Corporat"rs, subscrIb
ers for stock, and stockholders a.
said Corporation, shall not II. IndI
vldually or personally r.sp"n-ibie or
liable for the debts, contracts. y.
cuniary obligations, engagements %
torts Of said Corporation.
lX. Notice of the time and place fo
the first meeting of the Corporation
and subscribers for stock IN Raj,
Corporation for purposes of organI
cation Is hereby expressly waived.
In testimony whereof. the under
signed have hereun,o set our hand
and seals, this the 18th day of H..
cember, a. ID. 1894.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10
SPECIAL CLUB RATES.

The attention Of the member. of the
Geaerai Assembly Is called to the - pecisi
Rate" at whici we offer the DAILY
CAU"ASIAN for the remainder Of the
session.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

Dilatory tact cs to hold a msu j.,
who is not entitled to his sect, is :.
confession of guilt.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

When we read the editorial in the
News & Observer about its influence
in this Legislature, we just laughed.
and laughed.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

The next claim that the News and
Observer will probably make is that
it made the co-Operationists carry the
State last November.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

The gold bugs try to fool the PEG
pie by the small denomination bond
dodge. But small bonds bear inter
est in gold, as well as large ones.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

NOTICE.
We want bright boy to sell THp
DAILY CAUCASIAN on the streets in
every town in the State. Write for
terms.
The CAUCASIAN,
Raleigh, N. c.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

High rates of interest kill the
goose to get the golden egg.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

The News e Observer has found
its sphere at last. 1t Is The funny
paper of the entire world.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

Some people think this Legislature
ought not to NEEDLE with Congress.
Somebody ought to pity Congress,
and tell it what to do.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

LIZ EhS fhIkS..
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
To all 10 Whom There Present.. Shall
Come GREETING:
KNOW YE, That il appears from
the certificate from the Clerk OF the
Superior Court of Wake county the,
the following named persons Marion
Butler, w. +. S,rowd, Vim. A. Guth
RE. w. II. Worth, J. c. l.. Harri..
and A. Z. Shuford heretofore Oh III.
18th day of December 1894, signed
and filed Articles of agreement for
the formation Of q private corpora
ton before said Clerk, and copy of
said Articles OF Agreement, duly
certified by said Clerk under the sen
OF said Court. have been filed .,d
recorded IN this Office as prescribed
In chapter 3lS of the Acts OF 1898.
Now, THEREFORE,, Under tn. DOW.
er and authority vested in me b,
said chapter 3lS Of said cts Of 1898
/ do Hereby declare the person,
signing said Articles Of Agreement,
duly Incorporated, under the name
and style Of The CAUCASIAN Pub.
fishing Company, for the period o,
thirty years from and after the 18th
day OF December 1894 for the pur.
poses set forth in said Articles O.
Agreement, with all the powers.
rights and liabilities conferred and
inPosediby law On such corporations,
Witness my hand and the Greal
Seal Of the State of North Carolina,
at Office in the City of Raleigh thi,
I4th day Of December in the lI9tt
year OF our Independence, and il
the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-four.
OcTAvIUs COKE.
Secretary Of State
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y.
MARION BUTLER, So
W. r. STROUD, SEAL
WIN. A. GUTHRIE. SEAL
W. Ii. WORTH, SEAL
j. G.. l.. HARRIS. SEAL
a. &. SHUFoRp, SEAL
Srscribing witness.
w ;. BARNES.
CLERKS CERTIFICATE.
North Carolina, Before the Clerk
Wake Comfy, Superior Court.
l, ID. II. l"unng. Clerk of the Su.
perlor Count. IN and for said county,
do hereby certify that on the l4ib
day of December 1894, the execution
Of the foregoing and annexed arti-
Giles of agreement for the incorpura.
ton OF the sien.rs and their associ.
ates under the name of CAUcAsrAS
Publishing Company, was tbi, da,
proved before me by the oath and .x.
animation OF W. =. Barnes, the sub
scribing witness thereto. and tina,
thereupon the said articl.s of agree.
ment were filed IN my office 10 be b,
me Recorded of incorporation and a
certified copy thereof uausmitt.d 10
the Secretary of State tor Letters
Patent to be issued thereon as pro.
vided bv law.
In witness whereof, have here.
10 set my hand and official seal.
at my Office in Raleigh. y. c.
this llth day of December 1894
ID. II. YoUSG,
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Every effort is made 10 reduce 10 the
lowest price the necessary expenses al
an education at the | University. The
aunttaI charges are:
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SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED TO STU DENTS IL
OTHER COLLEGES.
DIR. Winston says: "Does the Uni
versity take boys from other Colleges
by giving them scholarship?
Answer. This, charge is emphati-
cally denied, The question with me
in this article is not what the
University does, but what DIR. Win
ston has done. II now charge that
DR.. Winston has tried to do what he
would seem to say is ''emphatically de-
MED" Out of the abundance of testi-
mony can here have space for only
three things, viz:
/. Ina publication sent out by DIR.
CT. Winston to students in other col
leges, is the following: students, in
school or out, may correspond freely
with the professors in regard to any