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CHATTANOOGA House Fails.
FINANCE-CONINTERCE.

Tho following were the quotations Tor
spot cotton at the places named Saturday.
Atianta-Quiet: middling Use.
Liverpool Quiet; middling 11-16d.
New York-Quiet: middling 1850.
New Orleans-QUIet: middling use.
Galveston-Quiet: middling Fac.
Norfolk-Steady; middling 13-15c.
Savannah-QUiet and steady; middling
7l4c.
A1obie-Quict; middling 7iec.
Memphis-Stcady. middling csc
Augusta-Steady; middling ll-16c.
Charleston-Quiet; middling use.
Houston-Quiet; middling z 1l-l6c.
The following was the range OF cotton futures IN
New York for the Week endns last salnrLaE.
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OHIO LABORING MEN
Henri George Writes Of the Situatian
In the Buckeye State.
WAGE FARMERS ARE FOR BRYAN
The Democratic Ticket Will Poll
Surprising Vote in the State Of
Ohio This Fall.

CSpse5aI Correspondence New York Jour
rdll
sIeveiaud. ohio. September e5-The feel
ing .suiNn- Cleveland woTkinEmon. caused
~ the trsubI.. between ere Brown Hoist
iu- works ans its men. IS evidently a Pc
lIiicaI element 81 80 slight importance.
r. much has been said. and 50 much. II
may BE- IS yet 10 lie said about these
troubles that 7 have Thought Il worm
whtie t. understand them
The Brown uuis;Iug works and Convey
inc Machine Company is engaged IN MAX
f-s- the great ctutilev,rs and their appuste-
u.ue.s now So largely used ~ raising and
rowing or. ursttn and Other heavy proti-
r..t-- It VAS tcius a splendid business
t.utu Nav lasf employing eight hundred
rrsu. -eleraliy highly skilled mechanics "a
rar.uIs tEu.isS- The hv.i'l ~ the e-rnnaiN,
Tavatre Etrowu. ENJOYS the reputation
n-ruul- trn~e " n~ know hitlr personally hE
f-Iu- q H.~t and consti,rale man. Ills
r1r- st EaH. - Brown. is. however. tne
general ul.uI-tr 81 tile nfgsoraittou. ant,
while ara7ftc.l With many ~ tae Eood quail
i-ie- ~ H.- father. Is more prone to doFnl-
nstia- tIs~e whom h- has been educated
q, .hirk al As "h4nls"
There was 10 us-iuizatiau among the
EroVr employees prior to last May Tine
Trovus s-.ia 81 have s~kt- mo- questions
rs 70 wi.s-f r. -hrir u'ru isailu-td "a trades
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rsl.u-
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mt tic Sc ata haif-huiilay law. by rcquiFinl;
trea. wa1 wished To- -.Nal tft ui@'-ives OF
tr - give Previous Notice Go tltir fore
r-au. ..uE o. kefrsa-- their works oIfm On
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w. .F' E'.-t'te heil n WHO Ft'-i
.e.i la rhe employ ~ tnr carfI any aires
t.. .#- ulth.F tal -iHr. were asked 'n
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tia ae" rA ''l-.ilAt'i- A.-
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Large Cottcr. Factor Dies.

Ncw York Septem1cr 2i-A cabesram
from Liverpool was received AZ the cotton
exchange today announcing the death II
th1t city 81 Theo 1ore Fachiri. OF the large
cotton firm Of Fdchirl Brothers.
Mn rdchr was one OF tine charter mom-
hers oc the New York Cotton Exchange,
and ut one dime lie as p member Of the
board oil ma. aaers. For eight or ten years
he has resided in Liverpool although keep
ms W his membership OF the cotton eX-
chause here fie was born IN Greece nifty
tHr,c ztar- ago
Iis hm is one OF the largest cotton ex-
uurtinG houses in This country.
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HE SENDS IT FREE.
Physicians Prescription for Cure Of
Weakness in Men.

When n man has suffered for many years
with a weakness that blights his life anu
rots him of all that really makes me
worth living; when, after years Of doctor
ing with all sorts Of patent medicines ant.
alleged specialists, he discovers 2 TeTneds
tnar brings back TO him the power anu
physical energy that seemed 10 min lDSt
1ofcFer, he naturally feels generous ITO
wants his fellow men 10 know about u
Tie ieetS that his mission on eaTtn IS 70
tit out Of bondage men VINO are toddN
DattihS with a shattered nervous system
Just a. ne Cid- men who. 10y their own s.
cF@t foilies. are suffering a mental torture
ti,tt words cannot adequately descrlne-
ne world has come % look at Such SUI
aseIeTS IN a different light from l'II.et
Jays. ~ now resaTds them as unfortunate:
not criminal Thcy have lacked moral
courage They may be victims Of inneIllgh
passion. or they have acquired secret hai'-
- from tNH assOciateS but, NhtteNeI
AtiE nave been lhe iuCe ntiNe that causes =
man 10 degrade MS being and isolate nm
seii from society. ne needs "a friend fts
needs the right hand Of fellowship ana
- MS toiIv. and 10 Is equally uStie7s I"
S-so Effn advice. lie must nave the nun
~ man bread not a stone. offered nm.
1uie Is WHY ! send the prescription tHHi-
orc Who writes for Il. ] know the aver
oipi laaC suffering men have 10 ttis lgt7t
a1Hlbiance Of publicity. and (, lntttl orr
sTHl Jne prescription securely Sed.14 ~ Z
iLth envelope without marks % sl""
where ii came from Thousands OF men
nave written mo 70 say how glad they were
go get TINS prescription. and every Ind-t
biiiGS encuOragitg report of severe cases
q physical debility cured and enlaclated
parts restored to natural strength
now my friend. DO rot SIT ana "oH.tt
now can afipfd to give away IBIS va re
recipe but write for il today II IS tree -
eli, and I want every man 30 have u No
dress. in the fullest couHd THOMAS
SLAEfR. boy l02. kal2rnaZoo. -alcE
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tomorrow, will carry a consignment OF
81 ,000,0 900 for Heidelback. Ickelheimer az Co.
Washington, September 23.-Mine Dlrec-
tor Preston IS advised that s2.3O,OOO gold
has reached San Francisco from Australia
and will find its way into the treasury.
Tho gold Is in English sovereigns, and as
foreign coins are not a legal tender in the
United States. the gold Will be sent to the
United States mint at San Francisco to be
recoined into United States eagles.
Chattanooga House Fails.
Chattanooga, Tenn, September 22.--The
OConnell-ROgers Company, wholesale hard
ware men. and large dealers In railway and
mill supplies, went to the wall today,
naming J. J. Frazier as assignee.
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All the candidates are in now;
read the offer and let us have your
guess at once, with your renewal.
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Every Woman Should Read This.

To the Edi-
tor viii gia
Is tell any sEf
ferlnr woman
how 7 was
cured n re-
male weakness
after long SUI
fr.nE 7 have
ttlu 10 sob.
Aa8rs with
sraru Mrs a.
T. Stevens.
Wsycross. Ca.
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10 not fal to read Thomas slater's srti-
Gle. headed Die Sends ID Free" or page 9.
for men.
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stood az sl10.G2l us The days Withdrawals
a New York were $1,000
The Chicago Market.
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cold Cnming q Id United States.

New York S ptemoer 4.-The steamship
la GascoaGc. which arrived from Havre
brought S5gtg00 ia gold consigned 60 Lazard
Freres.
The Bank OF British North America an
nouuces Thar it viii have q consignment Of
Sg0.0lg i'm gold on The steamship Teutonic,
leaving Europe Wednesday.
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Comparative Cotton Statement.

New York, September 25.-The following
the comparative cotton statement for
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-09-28

Washington. sept mboC 2j.-Tha treasury
gold reserve at LAa close Of business To-Day
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23
i.ig Hire af GoIisl,oro.

GOLDsBoRo. April 17.-Goldsboro
had n 10000 fire early this morn
ing, breaking out shortly after II
o'clock, midnight, and destroying
the two leading grocery establish
ments in the city. both large double
stores, and Royal N Bordcn's char
factory.
The fire must have originated by
spontaneous combustion, IN large
storage of hay in the second story OF
Mr.. /. Is. Fonviello's grocery store.
The flames, as 10 this store, by the
vigorous and heroic efforts Of our
volunteer. fire department., were con-
fined TO tho second story; but the
immense stock of fine groceries car
ried by Mr.. Fonvlelle is greatly dam
aged, both by fire and the flooding
of tho building by water. Adjoin-
ing this store is the large three story
building of tho estate OF the late w.
+. kornegay, the two lower stories
oI which are occupied by the large
grocery establishment Of Bizzell
Royal Il Borden as their chair fac
tory The heat from the burning
roof of tho FOnvielle store penetra-
ted the adjacent towering wall of
the third story of the kornegay
building, and caused combustion
of some barrels OF varnish in the
chair factory, aud at this stage
things looked critical for the entire
business portion of the city. But
tho hrcmen worked on, re-enforcing
and rebuilding their efforts, and the
result is our city Is saved.
The aggregate loss is estimated al
between $4,000 and $4,000, with
an aggregate insurance of $40, 600
Messrs. Royal q Borden are the
heaviest losers, as they had just ad
dcd largely to their factory equip.
meut and were only partially in
sured.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23
One Honest Man.

DEAR EDITOR: Please inform.
your readers that If written to con-
fdential]y, l will mail in sealed
letter the plan pursued by which L
was permanently restored to health
and manly vigor, after years of suf-
feriug from Nervous Weakness, Loss
of Manhood, Lack Of Confidence, etc.
[ have no scheme to extort money
from any one whomsoever' was
robb d and swindltd by quacks un-
til nearly lost faith in mankind
but thank heaven, | am now we'll,
vigorous and strong, and anxious to
make this certain means OF cure
known to all. Having nothing to
sell or send G. O. d., l want no
money. Address JAS A. Harms,
Box sos, Delray, Mich. ap96ly
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23

who has taken Paine's celery com
pound. There are hosts of such pro-
fessional men in every city who
would hardly spare you moments
time for strictly business matters.
Ask one of them in his busiest hours
whether he can recommend Paine's
celery compound, and ten chances
to one he'll say: "Sit down. No
matter about my being busy; always
glad to praise Paine's celery COM
pound"
That is the feeling among people
who have been made strong and well
by Paine's celery compound. They
never feel happier than when they
ca, persuade some man or woman
| who is out of health to try Paine's
| celery compound. Next to doing
gosd to ones self there is a delight
in doing good to others. There is no
more enthusiastic body of intelligent
men and women Throughout the coun-
j try tran the great army Of those who
have recovered health by the use OF
/ Paire's celery compound.
'l--ThA vast majority of diseases that
isastrously might be quickly
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23
A DOCTORS SPRING MEDICINE.
In Good Counsel There is Safety A Medi-
cal Book Free.

cal Book Free.
John II. Hall, of Newton, Ga,
writes: IL was bedridden for four
teen months. Nothing gave me re-
lief until tried Pe-ru-na. All med
icines failed; all doctors failed The
Pe-ru-na cured me. | am now Go
years old and am III good health;
Pe-ru-na did it 1t is "a wonderful
medicine. Each bottle is worth its
weight in gold. recommend it to
all sufferers"
While the multitude of sarsaparil-
!as are vieing with each other as to
which is the sdrsGparilta, the people
- right along and use Peru-na as
the ideal spring remedy. If the di-
gestion is good, nerves streng, and
Sleep normal, all is well. Peru ma
will secure all these. What more
can any medicine doq Medicine can
not take the place of food, rest, or
exercise. Another thing which makes
Pe-ru-na such n popular remedy is
the fact that it is the regular pre-
Scription of an eminent physician
and surgeon. DR.. Hartman is toe
we'll known to fail to inspire conf
dence to all who take Peru ma.
DR.. Hartman's spring book sen,
free. Address The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus
Ohm
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23

For 10 years secretary Of the Ma
tional butter aud egg association.
and since 1882 secretary of the Chi
cago produce exchange, Col. Robert
M. Littler has been in constant de-
mand as bureau OF information by
correspondents who recognize Chi
cago as the commercial center OF the
country.
When such people as Col. Littler,
State Treas. Colvin of New York.
Mod eska, the actress, ex-Minister to
Austria John NJ. Fra ncis, and hosts
of other equally responsible persons
volunteer testimonials as to the Won
derful virtue of Paine's celery com
pound, no sick or suffering person
can with any show Of reason hesitate
to make use Of the great remedy that
has made SO many people well. Col
Littler says: .,
Il have used with great bench,
several bottles of Palne's celery com
pound and I have recommended it te
my friends. 1t is wonderful spring
remedy"
Go to the busiest lawyer, et
business man of your acqua!
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23

Frank j. Cannon, X. r. Petit grew, Ff+d
!. Dubois. II. &. :ian.tarongh. r. H.
Carter. George &. psrslss. J 4, Cam
eron. 4. II. Clark. Arthur ErsswT."
The said sgb-euss4ussl~ s.f .l,.. Ee-
publican state eosnk.it'ee t.i~1t..i the
foregoing proposition and delivered
TO your sgb-coinmI:fes. the following
letter, declining tE~ samv. ga wit
RALEIGH, ~ g. april l.. iesG.
To the Conference Committee q. ia.
Pe1pi~'s Party. Raleigh. Nc.
We respectfully decline Jour Irupo-
sition to abandon the Republican .r-
ganization in North Caroline. aud
submit Il counter proposition for CO.
operation OH State and local AFFAIR.". In
writing, which Is the limit la which
We are willing Ia 20.
\. r.. IIoLToS,
Chairman Republican state Executive
Committee.
H. l.. GRANT,
Member State at Large.
JAMES III. iouxo,
Member State at Large.
J. {. PRITcHAgb,
THOMAS SETTLE.
NV
10 n the foregoing letter from the Re-
publican committee was an exact copy
Of their first proposition, set ont in
full above, and was the only PROPOSE
ton submitted to your committee OH
which "co-operation" was offered To
us, and it will be observed was based
entirely on n division Of offices, while
our proposition was "c0- operation" Oh
one of the principles OF the People,
Party, to wit the free and unlimited
coinage of silver at the ratio OF 10 to |,
10 which the Republicans, through
their L nited States Senators from the
South and the West, were already com
United in writing in the resolution
above referred to and signed by said
Senators.
But it being deemed by said 'Repub-
lican committee to be an Abandonment
of the "itepublican organization in
North Carolina" to accept that prin-
ciple as the basis of cooperation
and tue Republican committee ex-
pressing their position To be that CO.
operation upon the foregoing division,
OF offices, regardless of principle was
the limit to which they were will
ling TO CO." the negotiations were
closed.
We cannot too earnestly urge upon
the Peoples Party the necessity AnG
| Importance of preparing To make this
campaign for the vital principle o;
the free and unlimited coinage Of gold
and silver at the ratio of is to !, and
| for financial reform and other vita
| issues, cordially inviting men of al
| shades of political beliefs, and former
party affiliations, to cooperate will
us upon these fundamental principle.
of the Peoples Party. Your State
Committee, after mature deliberatioi
and interchange of opinion, are fully
agreed that organization in the va
riOus townships, counties and district!
should begin at once and be pressed
forward vigorously in preparation fO
the approaching campaign; but tn,
nomination of candidates for the va
rious offices should be postponed unit
after our national convention shall
have been held at St. Louis, on JUL
22d, and the course of our polititica
opponents shall have been outline.
and laid down. Let US make this
campaign for honest principles of gov
eminent, and may God defend tn
right.
| MARION BUTLER,
Ch'm'n Elk. Com. of the Peoples Party
| HAL. AVER, Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23

and permanently cured If SICK FER
sons could Only lie iudn"ei 10 take
Paine's celery compound. II women.
burdened beyond their strength with
houseEol cares, would only take
Paine's celery compound, when the!
feel that dispirited, enervs'ed cor di-
ton coming on. they would escape
the martyrdom of backache, he-d-
ache, disordered liver and heart
trouble.
Instead of being thin, nervous and
unhappy they would experience the
Joy of perfect health, sound diges
ton and quiet nerves.
Paine's celery compound is JUS
the remedy needed by women wht
are in contin uai Ill h. alih aud spirits
seemingly well Ole day snd almos
sick abed the next. Their ironbl
lies plainly in the want Of good ricl
blood, and plenty of it, and in ia
consequent famished state Of ih.i
nerves. Paine's celery compouu,
should be taken without delay !
will restore the health and stop ever
tendency toward a dehilita'ed coudi
ton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23

Tho Southern States Settlers Convention.
The Southern States settlers con-
vention to convene at Southern
Pines, n. c., May 9Th promises to be
big thing.
The interest manifested in this
movement is daily increasing. 1t
will not only be the starting point
for bringing in Lew capital to aid in
he developing Of our great re-
sIurees, but it will be means of
Bringing a new class of thrifty,
Substantial, wide awake settlers into
The State.
f this convocat.oa OF northern
forign bora citizens that is TO as
senhle at Southern Pines brings to
tina place one-fourth of the people
expected, it promises more for the
Souh than all the work Zone in the
pasuo conduct capital and people
to thA section. Every Southern
State hould be well represented.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23
pointedly Put.

Progressive Farmer.
Now is good time to watch Popu-
lists who were elected to Office in 1894.
If they protest against fight for prin-
ciple now they Will be objects of sus-
picion. We didn't elect them 30 be
masters of the Peoples Party; they
are still servants. Ii they have made
faithful officers and stand up for prin-
ciple now when the crucial test has
come, all will be well. If they do not,
they will be like block of wood float
ing on the surface of the ocean. The
rank and file are not going to put up
with any official bosssm. The only
way to lead us is in the direction we
are going.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23
A Middle of The Road Pop.

Progressive fafmeT.l
In conclusion we want to say word
about Senator Butler, upon whose
head the plutocratic Democrats, Re-
nublicans and some misguided Popu-
lists are pouring the walls OF their
wrath. we believe the only true
charge they are bringing against him
is that he is middle of the road Pop
ulist. AS leader he is a power and
they are bitter against him because he
brushes their dishonest schemes as
easily as he would an egg shell. No
man in North Carolina has a clearer
politicaI record than Senator Butler.
We have been on intimate terms with
him for several years, and while we
have differed with him on details, have
never known him to suggest dishon-
est move, politically or otherwise. We
have published articles criticising
him, not because we endorsed them,
but because the writer's wanted to ex-
haust themselves, and the best
thing to do with such people is to
give them great deal of
rope. Senator Butler has never had
any idea of "fusing" with the Demo
Gratis in this State or nation. Certain
Republicans and Democrats, in order
to cripple his influence, have clrcu-
lated such stuff privately, but there
was absolutely no foundation for the
reports. Mr.. Butler has been anxious
for all who believe in financial reform
to get together, and has invited them
publicly, Just as any of US would dc
and have done. He isn't crank enough
to care anything for a party name
and if the reformers could all be got
ten together, any one of dozen or s
hundred new party names would suit
him just as well, but the man VIII
thinks he is willing to join hands will
the Democrats under that name il
wasting breath and time when he say
SO. To begin with, if there were ut
other reasons, it would be suprem
folly for any man to Join party a
weak and as unpopular as the oil
democratic skeleton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23

Progressive Earmer.l
Time and again it has fallen to the
lot of the Progressive FARMER to take
a stand on important questions before
any other reform paper could have a
say in the matter. When the new
party was launched in this State in
1892 we did not wait to feel the public
pulse or find out whether anybody
was going to join it. We came out at
once and bid it God speed. When a
few leaders said they could secure CO.
operation with the Republicans in
1891 and explained the objects to be
attained, we came out and advised our
friends to take a stand for it. Many
of them were reluctant, but they all
now see that it was the thing to do.
We again take position on this ques-
ton Of straight fight without wait
ing to hear from our constituents. 1t
may not please you, friends, but it is
right and we expect to stand by the
right. If honorable cooperation can
be secured we shall not oppose it, but
we cannot and will not, commend the
offers that have been made.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23
SI00 REWARD, S100.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to- learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
To the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing n constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors having so much fat n in It's
curative powers, that they offer One
hundred Dollars for any case that fails
to cure. Send for list of Testimonials.
Address,
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
WxS Sold by Druggist, 75c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-04-23

hrtistlcalIy neat cards have been is-
-ued announcing the marriage Of Mr..
i. j. K0ggers, the Popular and efficient
Register OF Deeds Of Wax. county, and
Miss susie May Mewborne, the accom-
plished daughter Of State Senator j 3.
VI. Mewborne. The marriage will oc-
eur in Hebron church near kinston,
ON April 18th.