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The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19
Some HandkerChiefs.

CHILDREN'S COLORED BORDER
HANDKERCHIEFS neatly 6
hemmed, worth 40c dozen, 200 Z
dozen will be put on sale at..... d.
CHILDREN HEMSTITCHED
COLORED BORDER HAND
KERCHIEFS, worth Soc dozen, 9
200 dozen will be placed on sale Z
Monday at &c each, or............. d.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS not
one of these worth less than 10c;
these styles on sale at sc each.
HEMSTITCHED AND COLORED
BORDER.
SCALLOPED EDGE AND COL
ORED BORDER.
SCALLOPED EDGE AND WHITE
BORDER.
OPEN WORK BORDERS, ALL
WHITE.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, I
large assortment OF styles, worth i
1oc 70 2oc... .....-................. u
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BLACK FIGURED TAFFETA
SILKS, 81 inches wide, all silk
and an unequaled bargain at......
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MARRIAGE-Constant Reader Cotati, Sonoma
County, Cal. The law of the State of California
authorizes Justice of the Peace to marry
those who may wish TO be married, but it does
not limit his jurisdiction to his particular
township.
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ola
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In the Bazaar.

FOur ntutS Oi TIC VdiueS 10 Dc
found there in our own stock.
NOTE PAPER, a fair quality in neat EC
box, "a square sheets and "a en- -
veopes 20 match. h................... Box
CLOVER-LEAF TOILET-PAPER, 3For
500 sheets TO bunde............... 1OC
H.
CHILDREN'S DELIGHT PENCIL &c
TABLETS, size 7x9 inches, 100 -
leaves, nly..............-......... Each
SANFoRD'S BEST BLACK INK, &C
2-oz. bottles, only.
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"CAL." is CoRREcT-A. and B., City. Accord
ing to the abbreviation adopted by the United
States postal authorities "Cal." is the correct
abbreviation for California. Many persons
write "Calif." in order TO prevent confusion
Colorado.
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FANCY ARMURE SILK, 1S inches
wide, in black, navy, brown, pink,
cer1se, mais, cream, etc., very
special at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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BILLIARDs-J. H., City. There is an ordi
nance of this City and County which reads a.
follows:

ExTRADITIoN-J. w. S., City. If Lambert, the
man charged with forgery and embezzlement.
had fed to British Columbia instead Of Hon.
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ASSESSED VALUATIoN-W. f. NJ, Napa Cal.
The latest aggregation of figures on the value
of assessed property in the United States are
those that appear in the census report of 1890.
These show real estate $39 ,544, ,544, ,333, per-
sonal property $29, ,092, ,546 1854.
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FANCY MoHAIR STRIPED GRE
PONS, SO inches wide, all staple {
colors, bought to sell at 81 25, Z
marked now.
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LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, heavy,
good quality muslin, trimmed
with tucks, ruf1ies and Torchon
lace edge; Kennedy's price, 81;
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1000 yards NAVY BLUE FANCY
MESH YELLING, would be a
bargain at 15c the yard, but Mon
day only.
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LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, "
shaped neck, fine open work,
tucks and embroidery trimmings;
Kennedy's price, ST. 25; ours, to
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MEMS GRAY MERINO SOX, heavy 1910
quality and seamless, Kennedy's lA2
price zoe pair, our sale price,. Pair
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CAsINo-N. N, City. In a game of casino, If
there is a build of nine and a four and five on
the table, the next player can take both with a
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LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, made
of fine soft-finished muslin or
cambria, tucked fronts, embroid-
cry and lace trimming: Ken C.
nedy's prices, So so to So so each ID
real bargains at our closing figures
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DUCK SUITING, light or dark
grounds, with stripes, dots and
figures, new colors, new designs.
and an entirely new price for such
goods
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TORCHON LACE, 3 inches wide.
nice close patterns, going at
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Nor PLANK-H. A. F., City. The income
tax was not plank in the National Demo
cratic platform on which Cleveland was
elected the sscond time.
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CASHMERE TWILL FLANNEL
ETTES, all of our light ground
121ac fiannelettes in checks,
stripes, dots, etc.
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ALLWOOL FANCY AND PLAIN
DRESS GOODS. We will close
out all lines from Kennedy stock
marked from 35c to 6Oc a yard at
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERY EDG-
ING, plain and open-worked,
Kennedy's prices, 121ac and 15c
yard, exceptional value at our
sale price
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FANCY. SILK, two lots
imported for this summers busi-
ness, 10 and 20 inches wide, light
or dark, large or small figures, it's
corker at
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lege of Dublin, Ireland. There are several
medical colleges in Dublin.
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ODDS AND ENDS OF KENNEDY
LACES to be closed out at.
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UNBLEACHED CANTON FLAN-
MEL, very heavy, fluffy quail
ity, Kennedy's price was 15c a
yard, as very special bargain we
say y............. ...
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Ladies' Underwear.

A few of this weeks special
drives selected from the Kennedy
bankrupt stock.
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SIDE-BAND APRON GINGHAMS.
3S inches wide, checks in blue,
brown and green, Kennedy's
price, 1212c, we say to close. .....
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4O-INCH CURTAIN SWISS. with
white-colored scroll designs, very
neat for summer cottages and Is
summer use generally, Kenne- Il
dy's price 25c. ours.........
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AN INvENTIoN-E. R. NJ, Truckee, Nevada
County, Cal. An inventor who has applied for
patent for his invention, and places the same
on the market before he obtains his patent,
should one be granted to him, has no protec-
ton by virtue Of his application against any
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CHILDREN'S BLACK COTTON
HOSE, double knees, heels and
toes, Hermsdorf dye, narrow ribs, 1e
sizes to S1a; Kennedy's price. Ii
Z5c Observation-Disclosures. p:
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Silk Specials.

Some of Kennedy's and many
OF our own summer lines marked
down to compare favOrably with
the KENNEDY prices.
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LADIES BLACK COTTON HOSE,
good quality, plain or ribbed top,
double heels and toes; Kennedy's
price, 25c; our sale price. ........
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"a BLEACHED CAMBRIC, Ken.
nedy's price,or any one else's, 1Oc
ours.
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MEMS BLACK CASHMERE SoX,
English make, full finished, Ok
double heels and toes, Kennedy's ~
price 40c, on sale at. ............... Pa
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BUTTER-coLoRED POINT DE

follows:
to inches wide from. 63sc to 12
to inches wide from. ...25c to
to 10 inches wide from..35c to
8 to 10 inches wide from. ..45c to ;
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FROM KENNEDY STOCK FANCY EnC
CHECK TAILOR SUITINGS, SO CU
inches wide, worth 81 90. ......... Yard
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ga UNBLEACHED SHEETING. a
superior quality, usually sold at
1S12c yard, we shall close this
out
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EQnh
Hosiery Specials.

CHILDREN'S TAN AND BROWN 7nC
COTTON HOSE, narrow rib and lU
seamless; Kennedy's price, 20c.. Pair
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mand in coin. 1t also provided that not less
than 100000 ounces of this silver should be
minted monthly into standard silver dollars
The purchasing clause OF the act was repealed
October 80 1898.
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SCOTCH TENNIS FLANNELS.
small patterns in new and dainty
color effects, Just the thing for
outing suits and shirts, 35c fab
ric for.
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LADIES COTTON HOSE, tan or
brown. fine quality, plain or
Richelieu ribbed. double heels,
sole and toes; sale price only.
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FROM KENNEDY STOCK FANCY
STRIPE SERGE SUITINGS, SO
Inches wide, and ALL-WOOL
SERGES AND HENRIETTAS,
worth 81 yard.
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LADIES' PERCALE AND LAWN
WAISTS. SOFT finish, ruffie over
shoulder. large pun sleeves, fault
less fit, Kennedy's price 81, sale
prIc1
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CHENILLE PoRTIERES, yards
long, in five handsome color eff
fects, wide and narrow dadoes, Gn . 90
fringe, ETC., Kennedy's price,DC-
81 so, our. ur........................ Pair
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Ladies' Waists.
Some great specials in Shirt
Waists Monday and until sold.

LADIES' CALICO WAISTS, full 0s(
back and front, puff sleeves, light ~
colors, checks and stripes.......... Eacl
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Fancy Goods Ribbons.

ODDS AND ENDS OF TRIMMING
BRAID to be closed out at.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24
TORIES AND 6OLDBUGS.

They Could not Rear to Hear Patriotic SEN
timents-Thsy Continued the Disturb
ance at the Silver Meeting In Charlotte
While Senator Butler Was Talking
About the Declaration of Independence.
For The Caucasian.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Oct. 19.-The COM
munication from this place which you
published last week, showing that II
was the Ransom machine and the Cleve-
land-goldbug officehOlders who plan
ned the disturbance at the free silver
meeting here, has great deal of truth
in it. 1t is clear that the infamous
conduct was all planned in cold blood
beforehand. 1t is believed that they
went there to hoot and jeer when Hon.
W,R. Henry commenced to speak. 1t
was the only answer that Ransom
could make to the terrible castigation
which Henry gave him for his treach-
ery and betrayal of the people.
Senator Butler spoke first. In the
course of his speech he told how patrl-
OTIS in old Mecklenburg had detied
Great Britain and issued the famous
| Mecklenburg Declaration OF lnde-
pendence at the risk of their property
and their lives. He told how these
same patriots, when struggling for lib
erty, had to fight not only British
soldiers but also Tories and traitors al
home. He pictured the great battle O
Kings Mountain which was fough
near Charlotte, and showed that not
British soldier was in the fight bu
that it was Tories and traitors that ou
patriots had to fight. Senator Butle
looked around the hall and asked 'ar
any of the descendants of any of thes
Tories now living in Mecklenbur'
county? Are there any Of them II
, Charlotte? Is it not as strange t
find here men advocating the gol
standard and the interests of Grea
: Britain now as it was in 1775? Ca
they be patriots when they fight TO
England and against American prin
ciples and American liberty"
1 The boys" and the street thugs WI
had been sent to the meeting by tn
. goldbugs could stand it no lOnge
!, Here the disturbance commenced.
was the most infamous conduct ths
: has ever disgraced the State. Thel
is not man in Charlotte who endors'
{ the outrage except the goldbugs. III
e police are as criminal as the sire
;, 'thugs."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24
Solid For Reform.
For The Caucasian.

For The Caucasian.
KERR, N. c., Oct. 12.-We are not
making much fuss down here in
Sampson, but we are solid for reform.
Sampson is overwhelmingly for free
silver. Let all the true friends of
the white metal come together and
enlist under one bnnner and fight to
a finish on this issue. Let us come
together and drive the enemies of
our prosperity f'om our shores. We
can do it. Let US act. The British
were once driven from our land with
the bullet; let US now drive them with
the ballot.
THE CAUCASIAN is making the
truth PLAIN. That is right. 1t takes
plain talk for some folks.
Let the good work continue.
Oh"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24
BERTHE Is Booming.
For The Caucasian.l

For The Cauc asian.
HExLENA, N. c., Oct. Al think
old BERTHE is on boom for better
times. The silver sentiment is get
ging stronger and stronger every
day. Case e-hardened Democrats are
hocking to the party of equal
rights to all and special privileges
to none." That means freedom to
the bondage people of America.
When | say bondage l mean slaves
to the money power.
agree with the writer in your pa.
per of recent date who said that the
parents of children ought to teach
them to hate the name of Grover
Cleveland.
May The CAUCASIAN, Senator
Butler, Henry, Kitchen, Sibley
Early and Speight, with a host o.
others, long live to do more good t.
this poverty-stricken country.
J.P NORRIS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24

Mr. Msrrissa CsidseH Tells ss.s Issesssfias Fsc,s-
Ahssa the Prssesssr, sa the cAicsfs usivssisy-lu
Bsxs las,r.esr d Political Essss.y Was csiisa -
BY pinssersey to Dsva .'Csis.''
For The Caucasian.I
CONCORD, n. G., Oct. Isl read, with
unusual interest, the comments In The
caucasian of October IL upon the dis
missal of DIR. Bemis from the Chicago
University for his lectures upon the
dangers of trusts and monopolies.
1t is indeed a sad commentary upon
our universities, when it must be ad-
mitted that freedom of speech and
freedom OF thought are not to be toler-
ated. The money power has control
of the secular press of the country to
an alarming extent, and it would ap-
pear that in free America that univer-
sity, which has been proclaimed the
great modern university, Is after all
merely a colossal conglomeration to
crafty the vanity and glorify the
robbery of its founder, John ID.
Rockefeller, the king Of the Standard
| Oil Trust.
In confirmation of this view, permit
| me to call to your attention the fact
that the chief professor of political
economy in Chicago University Is ),
| Laurence Laughlin, the famous gold
bug juggler, who was first assigned
the task Of "demolishing" w. IL. Har-
vey, the author of COINS financiai
School" He it was who stultified him
self in "Coin's Financial FOol' by
| proclaiming to the world that he had
never attended any such lectures,
| that it was all 'base fabricatiOn' and
| tsf bnp a h,l III cnnl6 fha 4
Prof. Coin" was a myth, and therefore
it required no affidavit to prove his
audience and conversations merely
allegorical. He had the temerity t.
tackle Harvey in a public debate or
the financial question, and was SC
sadly knocked out that he had to cal
on his goldbug friend Horr to chal'
Ienge Harvey to a ten days debate
which resulted in a complete victor!
for the invincible logic of Coins FL
nancial School," This fellow Laugh
lin has 81, 500 job in ,Rockefeller's uni
versity, and he got it by writing
textbook upon political economy from
the standpoint of the capitalist.
read his political economy from be
ginning to end, and have often hat
occasion to expose his fallacious reas
oning to my classes in political econ
, omy. and | therefore know whereof
affirm, when | assure you that hi
+ teachings are dangerous in the hand
of students of political economy, be
cause they lead irresistibly towar
plutocracy instead of democracy.
If our universities undertake t
teach that trusts and mOnopOlles ar
not dangerous to the liberty OF tn
citizen, because few millionaire
l have eased their consciences and graft
t fed their vanity by munificent dons
tions, these institutions should be EN-
D phaticalIy shown that freedom
4 thought and freedom of speech cannt
q be suppressed by the hireling prOfes
sors of plutocratic selection.
O., MORRISON CALDWELL.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24

The spirit that controis you uiii make
you
noNorutsr On q aAuntKa.
os bank rosb<r. ce An anarchist, 90 Q
uih,ii.s.
But II your purpos~ 10 to BE- s.sfai-
useful not only To yourself and jour
family, but Tn the worid-ycaf life
must oe . .acsincial life You must
loook out over the vide world and
recognize every man IN 10 Ne your
neixhbor. and f~ci your obligation To
help him as Tar as God gsS~s you the
ability and opportunity. 10 serse
your day and generation according 10
the will of Gvd aud make IN enduring
contribution To
THE wGlsAhx or rmE hAck.
you must make an obligation of your
possessions aud of yourself.
w ben m~n In all vocations who
claim 10 b~ Christians heartily accept
this doctrine aud conform their lives
To IL, We shall s~e Christianity Erou ne
IL has never grown We shall see sv-
ci-ty quickly cl~ansed OF its present
poliutions. We shall ere the state
purs~d of all injustice aud favofitism-
We shall s~e
srkiFxs nKrwKHN LAsoa AND CAPITAL
cEAsE,
and throughout oil our borders . reign
of righteousness, cont~niment aud
prosperity.
TO redeem soc;-ty-to remove 10
from its present basis of seinshn-ss
and plant IL on the foundation of the
golden rule OF the gospel vii require
heroic courage, great sacrifice and
martyr-liAe endurance on the part OF
men In every calling. In putting your
business on the basis Of the golden
rule you would
sUFFEk CHEAT LossKs
for time. You could scarcely CON-
pete with men of selfish and baudu-
lent methods. Bankruptcy might over
take you. But In making the sacrifice
you would have the fellowship OF
Christ. You would manifest His spirit
magnify His truth and grace, and ex-
tend the conquests OF HIS kingdon
This would compensate you . thousand
| times for your material losses
| II am confident that among the men
who till the soil of this country there IL
MORE INcokRUrIIBLE INTEoKrTr
than can be found in any other element
Of our population. For more thar
two-thIrds of centuryagriculturalist,
dominated the government and socia
life of this nation. IL 10 now domin
ated by monopolists, money lender
and spectators, We need not TO b.
told that the change has been
PROLIFIC OF ANYTHING BUT GOOD,
either to the material or moral interest
Of the masses Of our people. IL require
no prophetic gift To see that return
OF the agricultural classes To powe
would result in revival Of that vir
tuous simplicity and uncompromisinl
integrity which characterized III
American people in the
BETTER DAYS OF THE REPUBLIC.
. "Gentlemen of the Farmers Nation
al Congress, il you are lighting for th
: enthronement of truth, purity, fAi
. dealing and Christ-like charity in tn
government and social life Of you
5 country, and are determined to be 10y
4 al TO your convictions, even TO the In.
! extremity, you are knights of a nobls
chivalry than ever
UNFURLED A FLAG OR UNsHEATHED
SWORD
!, on any of the worlds historic battl
!. fields, and for each Of you invisib
: fing-r are weaving an imperishab b
" cha pIet."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24
Entitled to support.

For The Caucasian.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Oct. 13.-'95.
Your paper is doing a great work In
the interest of reform and certainly
is entitled to the support of all re-
formers. May it continue to circu-
late and disseminate correct princl-
pies all over our beloved State and
country until the whole people are
educated 10 their true condition
And when that is accomplished they
Will not be long in throwing off the
YOKE sou hit to be impo sed upol
them. May God bless you in YOU
eaerts in behalf of the masses.
w. E. KNOX.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24
Free silver and the Populists In biaden
FOR The CaucaSianl.

Free silver anu tAO
For The Caucasian1.
PARKERsBURG, n, c.. Oct. Z
Most of the Democrats l talk with
ON the question of money say that
thew are free silver Democrats. But
what they are going to do when the
Democratic party puts up goio'
bug candidate for President, or q
free silver candidate on gold stand.
ard or straddle platform, have not
learned. truly hope they will moi
crawfsh. like some of the Demo:
Gratis did in the silver convention a.
Raleigh. Let me say that l thlns
the Raleigh convention was purely
nrovidential, so that the people
might see that the big howl over 1ret
silver by the leaders of Democracy
recently in North Carolina was SIM
nlv TO try to fool the people, hk'
thew did in 1892. But every one II
the Democratic party is not OF tina
lind. Thousands that voted witt
them in 1895 will vote Popuiist II
Is06 Deception will not and can
not lead the poor farmers ana laooi
: ers much longer. Several VINO Vo.e
democratic in 1894 in my townsnl
Cvnress Creek), say that they az
done With the Democratic party
: rhev have listened to the "bosses
: in the said party heretofore, OF
thew are now reading The CAOCl
$ SIAN, and it is shedding the e,n mo- o.
J. brilliant rays of light along the p
e Iitical pathway, and is fast brlngln
y them out of the political wilderness
II Rnt the unfaithfulness of the Dem
y cratic party in failing to carry o.
'e its promises to the people has ool
It has been said by some one Tn
there were only eig ht goidougs
Bladen county, and they did not ma
INV gold. Many Democrats ha
hsonn to read The CAUCASIAN.
as The Democrats said many ma
ic ,b;nrs about the PoPulists befe
m the the election, but they have quit
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24
Revenue Outrages In stokes.

FOR the Caucasian1
CuLLER, y c.. Oct. l9.-Crops are
greatln this section, especially the
c'onof Internal revenue officers. New
er IN the history of the country have
there been such outragesin connee-
uon with the administration OF the
revenue laws. More than forty peo-
PIE from Surry county were bound
over to the Federal court at the last
Term, including women over TO years
Nage. know of some cases which
Sauld almost melt a heart of stone.
recently poor man was taken from
ais home, leaving his wife on her
dying bed. AS he kissed her for the
at time, she extended her weak arms
toward him and said; II hope tC
Meet you in heaven " But the most
muehlug part of this outrage was tC
zee his httle children standing at the
ooor as the big buck deputies lee
Helr father away in handouts. While
IAeir mother lay dying, and too
t"A W RlSdu, Tue llJtlc ouCo sou
Don I take papa away please. W.
Won't have nobody with us TO nigh
aad nobody to get us something t.
%; Oh. please don't take papa OF
What did this Internal Democrati'
gang say IN the last campaignf The
@Id the revenue officers were a pac
VI raseals and scoundrels who hal
assed men on trivial matters an
wr nothing at all just to get fee:
maybe the present gang of revenuei
ssset OF saints. | know of nothln
%Nutterly devoid of principle as thl
.D,smoeratlc party. Ii promises ever,
tAlng and does nothing. Their a
sament against honesty and Justlt
The throwing of rotten eggs
WIempllded IN the case of Hon. j.
pneaver Senator Butler and Juds
sgTehes. Did you ever know 70
SAst TO get SO low as to even sugge
,O'ten egging a speaker Al
sEafly that has lied and acted as 4
,o'emoeratlc party has ought nev
"oe represented by honest men.
81.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24
..RETURNlNG PROSPERITY"

Potatoes are Selling for Fifteen Cents .
Bushel.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Oct. s.-There has
been a great drop in the price OF pota-
toes, and in consequence the farmers
in many sections of Western New York
are in distressing circumstances.
In Orleans county the price is quoted
at % cents bushel; in Genesee cOun-
ty. from 15 to Is cents, and in Wyo-
ming, Is cents, with threatened re-
ductiOn to 10 cents.
Some farmers are using potatoes for
fertilizing, while others are not even
| digging them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24

st. Louis Globe e-Democrat.
Only about fourteen years have
passed since the late General Ma
homes change of base turned the
scale in the Senate, and yet many
of the men in that body at that
time are dead. Among those who
have died are Roscoe Conkling,
Eli Salisbury, Benjamin d. Hill, ,
Joseph E. Brown. David Davis. John
A. Logan, Preston P. Plumb, James
B Beck, William Window, L. G c.
Lamar, Zebulon B. Vance, George
a. Pendleton, Henry B. Anthony,
Howell E. jackson and Matthew h
Carpenter.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-10-24
Zin Z
North Carolinian.l |

North Carolnian.
"As the Democratic party was held
responsible for the hard times 1t ought
to have the credit of having restored
nrosperity," say the Democrats. "As
{ am held responsible for the little
boy's cholera morbus," said the green
apple. II ought to have the paregOr-
les credit for making him feel better. "