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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
u.ldiaR this belief nY.

aa'oesaey. n.Idsns this belief ns.
sim p.on " coaes gesstis enough % ais
,ark nps akss R~ed, y ho refuses 10 the
Haus~ poW.r fo sesnsace any bus
n~ss The Tariff hill is out Of the Gay,
- far ~ tue Haze 10 Coz c<rnss-.
Nevertheless TIE lloure Duss Ysmsia
ia s~ssian u"fii the Senate has paced
upon the MEASURE. hicb, from prs
eat ions, 10 likely TO be about
,b~ first II June
Here. ih~n, 10 this body OF men. cal.
afied BY the people, s~sved With cl~rha,
ster"graphers, s<Tgva"ts NJ asms,
pages aud messengers &C public cast,
remaining 10 session without power
TO DO q sinele ttsoke of public bu.i-
ne,s because Thomas 3 Rr~d, Se~aksr
BY grace OF the Republican n,sj rify,
p fus. tn appoint com mite RS. aud no
bill can be n-id-r~d except after ~
purt fr.m comm.it.e. In other
words, Reed il compelling the sb-O-
lutte waste of every duliar paid for thr
10 aiutenance OF the HLuse Of Repre-
sentatiyes.
The journal, believes that protect
against this assumption OF auiocrstic
p"wer is shoily justified. II holds
that Mr.. Simpson has done we'll, and
that his parry 10 to be congratulated
on having cha IN piOn ready I" speak
| cut for Common sense against R-pub-
iiran and ev-n Democratic partisan
ship. I he position Of the Democrats
III the House, cOmpell. d by caucus,
hears the stamp Of mere partisanshir r,
d-void Of logic, patriotism. insight
INTO the future or resi- sfatrsmanAbtp
The House of Representatives was mol
created to be the mt re servife tor OF
is Speaker. In recent years sreai
strides have been made to subordinate
wholly the IL fiuehce. authority and
rights of the individual members t.
The growing power If the Speater
Until this year every step in TIL. on
ward march Of autNcracy in the House
has ben fought by the Democratic
M m bers. To abandon this opposition
Of Democracy.
The journal can agree with Mr.
Bailey, the leader Of the Democratic
minority. that Republican IgisistiOr
is apt to be- bad legislation, witbOu
agreeing with him that the Democratic
minority ought therefore to approve
any act IF the Speaker which makes
Republican legislation impossible
such an act makes it equally impOssi
be for Democrats or Pupuli>ts to otf~l
commpndable measuPes and force TIT
K-pu blicans to recOvd upon them
But more than tbat-eveTy precedent
every assumption Of power which j
likely to increase the autOcratic al
thority of the Speaker, should b.
fought by real dtmocrats-whateve
their party name-fOr the growing
domination OF the Speaker over leRis
lative methods is q negative of repre-
sentative government AID therefore
denial of democracy"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

Oue Day Liucola and . certain
judge, Who Vas N intimate fIisnd Of
mis-. were banterinR each other about
sorses, a favorite topic Of theirs
Finally Liocolu saiS:
"W~ll, Look here. j ,dee, LII tel
You what I'll do. III make hors.
rsds With you. only il most b on
'hese stipula'iops. Neither party
shall see the Others horse until il il
produced here in the court yard Of
he hotel. and both partiss mus
'rade horses. IL either party back,
mt OF the sRree me- ut. he does % 10
der forfeiture Of twenty ass dol.
lars"
Agreed" cried the j,dge. and
10th he and Lincoln vent in quest
VI their respective animals.
A crowd Rsihs red. spsi~ipatipe
some fuu, and when the jod9s r.
turned f'st. the lsueh vas pproari.
OPS. H. led, or rather dragged o
he end Of the halter the meapest,
hopiest, Tib-staripR. Quadruped-
blind in both eyes-that ever pres.
<ed turf. Bot presently Liucolu
came along carry log over bis should
er carpenters saw horse. Their
the mirth Of the crowd vas furious
Lincoln solemnly set his horse down,
md silently surveyed the judge
animal With . eomical look Of ind.
cite disgust.
well, jndRe." he finally said
"this 10 the 6rst time I ever got the
worst of 1t in . horse trsde.n
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
SENATOR BUTLER

Several Biils-One In Refer
eDce to tho Pacific Rsi,roads-rwo 70,
the Err tion of nonum- nts Near Char.
lotto.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April l9.-Sena-
tor Butler, of North C.rOlina, today
introduced bill supplemental t, thu
subsidiary acts of the Union and Cen
trail Pacific railroads. 1t rpcites the
failures Of the companies to meet
their obligations, that by the terms o.
the set such failure il to operate as .
forfeiture Of all property riehts and
franchises and directs the Attorney
General to cause such forfeiture to b.
enforced The Secretary of the Treas
ury ia directed to take possession #
The roads and the lands granted in
their possession and the United Stat, s
shall own the roads, operate them and
continuous line and charge such rate.
~ shall pay expenses and maintain {,
sinking fund. The Secretary i. d.
rrcted to fund any bonds paramount
20 the rights of the United STATE.
making them pay able in thirty years
with interest at not more than 3 ",
cent. The Secretary of the Treasury
is directed to ascertain the cost of pur
chasing such lines owned by the Cen.
fral and Union Pacific As shall he nee
-ssary for the maintenance of a con
thu .nce line from Omaba or Kansa.
City to San Frsnci-co or the cost o.
constructing s"ch tines AT may be nee.
essa fer HE puFpose.s i "a
:. W.sHsKG ron, u. C.y pril 1o.-Sera-
tar Butler today introduced two bill
providing f"r- tue erection Of two mon.
uments to the memory of General,
Francis Nash and William Lee b,
vids"n. The monuments arr TO b
-rected near Charl"tte. The hill car
ries an appropriation Of $4,000; IS! o,
tor each monument. The b,lt pissed
last session, hut failed to get consider
alton in the House.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
Total savings.
e682.O0O,O

He claims that European e1peri-
ments demonstrate that the rates
would DO decreased one fourth, aud
that passengers could DO carried for
! cent per mile. His Arguments ~
summed up for public ownership ar
ss follows:
lit would save G62 millions Of
lollArs now needlessly and eorrupily
lsed.
2.-It would relieve the people
from paying Ave billions dollars OF
water. d stock.
Sit would relieve N and our
.hild'en from paying dividends
sesrly to the amount of about 600.
0OO 600.
At will prevent interest divi
lends and payments Of principal
from going abroad.
Sit will eliminate diseriuius-
lions between the small and large
shippers. and between the town and
the cities.
6-By reducing rates it will eua.
BILE the farmer and manufacture t.
exchange more products than nov,
md thereby add greatly to the com
fort and Well b -iug Of the race.
lit will tend to deceptralixs
population.
Sit will be the initial step to.
yard the destruction Of all monopo
lies.
0-It will lessen the enormous
eentraliza tion Of wealth now going
ID.
l0-It will remove ono Of tn.
greatest sources Of political cor
ruptiou.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
Q l1Yo1 Arc Wise
You Will Advertise
Wi'h' ut Perruasion
Q In The Ca UCASIAN.
THE TRUE REMEDY.
NN~~~~~

W. NJ. R. pine, ed tor -Tjsk la.
H., ''Cni f. says: I'VE won't kerr
mouse without DR.. Kings Nev D s.
'overy for Consumption, G .ug' 6
and Colds. Expe rim emit d viii
mary Others, but never got the tru.
remedy until we nsed Dr.. King.
New scovery. NJ other r me d,
IAN take its place in our home, as il
it We have certain a. d sue curt
or Coughr, Colds, Whooping Cough,
ETC." II is idle to experlnent with
other remedies, evea if they arr
Urged on you as just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery. Thy are
act as good, because this remedy has
record of cues and besides Is
guaranteed. 1t never fails to rats
fy. Trial bnt'es free q. j. r
Smith, Mt Olive; R. H. Holiday,
Canton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

osaaoos Oosrfs. - xsssoe. - Dsssg
eso~a.A vss . ~ ~. ssssssy.
Prss Dss osseh-i
TuP.KA. Kan. April G.-For cone
tine the probable caodidacv Of Unit
"a States Senator ". A. Hsr'is, OF
Kspsas. for the nomination for Pos
,dent Of the fn.ion Res in 1900
has been gossip among Ksnsas poll
tieians. The Daily Capral. in this
come ciion, sav,: "A ii tie poli'i-
cal cloud no bigger than Senator
q &rrls, has risen over Ms. Brysn',
chances for the leadership OF the
P ,pocratic forces Of 1900. The
former il being urged BY his fri~nds
to make tho race"
fNo better candidate could be put
FOR yard, than the strong. braioy and
lev. l-hes d. nsv Porulist b nator
from K snsas.-En CAUCASIAN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
sRYAN'S MAST ERLY sPEECH BEFORE
TaE SUPREME COrRr.

On the first psge Of this issue
rHE CAUCASIAN gives its readers .
complete stenographio report of the
don. w. J. Brysn's mastery speech
before the Supreme court in q very
important. railroad case.
Every voter in America should read
and re. read this speech carefully. Il,
10 wort studying and filing away. Mr..
Bryan lays down . great principle or
rule that shou d guide legislatures anc
courts in melting out justice alike t.
the rails Dads and to the patrons Of the
roads. In fact, Mr.. Bryau's argument,
-ustains the position taken by the PEG
de. Party on the rates and charge.
shich railroads aud other monopolies
'hould be allowed to make.
The Philadelphia Item, one of the
largest daily papers in Philad~ll his
he only one, So far as we know, tba,
10 not c0ntr, lied by the railroads and
gold y indicates. also published thi,
speech in full. The follow ing is clip
Jed from \ very strong edit. rial y h cl
che Item published supporting tn.
position taken by Mr.. Br,an
A careful examination Of this spepc,
just 'fies the cOncIusiun that il il mast.
-rly IN the fact that it was an homes,
xpO.itiOn Of the ghts of man, the
rights Of = railways pal ron, a. %
pOeed to the rights Of holders Of va.
fred or fictitious securities issued BY
that railway.
Isis mastery in presentation, be-
ciuse 1t sffurts the e. urt little or nc
'ppOrtunity i" Justice to take an,
Mher vieW than that presented.
IL 10 mAsterIy because it is proba-
bly, The brst argument in behalf OF
people oppressed by u lawful railway
practice ever presented before this OF
INV court.
II 10 mastery hecause the whole ar.
sumeOt WAS striking y made subj Ct
To aid IN behalf II the one cpn'rsi OF
cardinal principle Of equal rights to
the producer - we'll a. the common
carrier, yet on IN entirely new ground
II court prsctice, in estimating Just
MhAt Rishlsin point Of capitalization
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
AGK. COP or TkUTH.

Here's quite vitriolic and "anarch.
i>tic" paragraph from the North
American Review. 1t occurs in a con
tributed article by Gen. l. s. Bryce:
Eve are living in the shadow of an
nnbr.uI Il plut0cracy, caused, crea'ed D.,
and GENE nted in no light drghee by
legislative. altirrmanic aud COngres.
s'onal action; a piatocracys that is Tar
more wealthy than any -AristOcEacy
that has ever crns>ed the hOrz,ns OF
n. worlds history, and one that .ha>
been pr, Quced in shorter consecutive
peri, d; the names Of whose member.
are smb'aznnt d not on the pages al
their nati"n's glory, but OF it's D. cula-
lions: vhO represent no struggle for
th-ir c"untrys LID. rites, but for its
bood'e; no contests far magma chsr;a.
but for r,ilr"ad chart. rs, AID -wh"se
"ctOpns grip ia extending over ever.
branch Of industry; a plutocra:y thsi
controls the price If th- bread that w
eat. the price Of the sugar that sweet.
ems the cup we drink. the prize Of h.
oil that liehts us on our way, the uric.
Of the c0ttins in which we are buried
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

A few little sorrheads appear to be
Professionally trying to get up a row in
The Peoples Party. Now, just let
hem row. Don't notice the fools. The
only thing they are seeking is some
little prominence in som. gOldbuR
paper, or either they are try ing to GIT
INTO some position by which they can
SILL a vote to goldbug gang for some
uffice or hood of some kind. We've
recently had some humiliating and
calling experience of this kind right
here il North Carolina: and some ras.
ally reneeadrs in o. her States are
hOpiI e they can play the same game
IN the people in those STATES. This is
The whole secret of the effort to gee up
Il row.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
A BOOK FOR kEPENrANr RE-
PURLlCANS.

Prosperity has not cooe. and mil.
lions Of gOod, honest people Who v,re
To- j d into voting for n Kiuj. are
Beginning to look for new Iieht on ~.
money question. II you knew acv of
them, advice th< N tO rad THE , Net.
ct the gold standard" b. W. II smith
The cause 0f panirs and hard time
tne ao>urfty Of the Ovsrpro6v ion
Theory. our doaoctai dep~nd.oce' c",.
"e'l"g the sold. he robh~ry of tke Ar.
yer m,"srs and at her psod uci M cIsss.s
how England IL ensieh+d st the ~.
p:nse Of America. Why bimefaI,i.m
gives ~ The bitter dollar, J~eisIa,;".
oy which the American peopls are Lee
ally P"bbe0. th~ae ana manv 90.
topics fully treated.
Az the Isee Kaigbe veil rem.,k.
NO writer on the money question m,
more clearly, accurately. concjsrI, snS
!rsth5UIly descsibed what mon:, :.
Its nec~ss'ties to civ,lixation and m.
GsresIsre Of the gold standard. th..
": Smith. The bonx r. simn,. 4.
style. cmvi"oiog and concIn.}y. \.
:satsmens, snd ooeht IN BE- = trxt ~
" evesy t"ssitati0n Of learnin1 In m.
United Ssote0~ ~
- special aesaagsns.s vith Oh.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
The last General Assembly. it

The last General Assembly, it will
he remembcrrd-Or more strictly
speakin9-the .'pie gang" Of that body
put through a bill repeating the
Iumns Of the State, for the purpose of
changing their manage mrnt. This
bill or law has been contested by the
old directors of these institutions. tie
'ase being heard before Judge Adams
Judge Adams decided in favor of the
old b 'ards and officers, and the new
boards and officers appealed to th-
Supreme court. The case will be ar
gued before that body this week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
BIG SILVER VICTORIES

Several NirhtGsn c~uasies khow 'as.
prs . For r. lIiiciass-
Philadelphia ItemI
DETROIT. April 6-The latest -.
Inmates Of Yesterdays vote show
The reelection Of Judge Long TO tb'
Supreme court. ard the Re. ub'iea,
regents OF the University but by =
a., rity so 600 lisa than the Repub
lie. ms got last November.
Surprising silver victories have
occurred 10 Calhoun. Eaton, Branch.
Grsbiot. Jackson, Saginaw and Ksl.
amsx zoo counties. Local issues were
ignored In these counties. Thu
States total vote will not bs known
for several days yet.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

On more than one occasion ex-
tracts have been made from edito
rails in The CArCAsIAN and sent
over the country by the Associated
Press a. coming from Senator But
!sr, whom the editorials were written
by the managing editor from . local
standpoint. To prevent . recur-
renee Of impressions thus conveyed,
the editorials written hereafter BY
Senator Butler will be signed m. B.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
NEW RkFURn SOCKS
As Greatly Redae. s'ssess ~ sa.ssss
1hrsash The Cosessaaa

The total failure Of the plutocrscy
20 keep tis p1omis.s OF pDceeased psos-
periiy 20 follow Ackinleys election
has LETT the people In frame Of mind
that prOcnises better results than ever
before from the distribution Of r~form
literature. The one great obstacle 90
the way 10 that few Of the peoducios
classes have q dollar t0 spsse for the
work. To meet this difficu,tv ne have
arranged With Charles a.. Kerr, 4 Co.
Ut Chicago. to send any Ut our read~rs
. large package Of excellent reform
books, al different. for only 30 cent,
TOE package contains the following
b0oks:
wavvens Money Chart, q new And
important work, l35 pagea.
The People ". the Goidbugs. by A
D. Warner, IA pages.
The New democracy and Bran its
Prophet, by c. X. Turtle. 90 psees.
HOWtO Govern Chicago, By c. r
ruttls, 1ls psg~s.
A Story from Pullmrntowp, By Nico
Becb. Meyer, 10 pages.
The White Slave, or sThe Gross al
Gold" By Helen L summer. 81 paRes
The People or the Politician, hand.
ho"k Of Direct Legislation, By r. L
Tsy l0r, 60 psges.
Shall re change our Money Stand.
ARD! By J~tee Orion. 81 psers.
IilusfsA'ed First Reader In Soois
EcOnomscs, Is oagss.
S"und Money From q Busiues.
Standpoint. By r. A. Cleveland, Ph. B
- cages.
These ten hooks together co,,.;,
us pages. Every one Of hem IL ~
worth seadiog, and will help mai
votes IL given or lent to thoee nh.
pave thus lar voted With the pluto
Gratis through ignorance. They Ar,
wOst 81 60 1t regular p.ic~s. and m.
supply will not last long. SIND a
cents to this ON 2 TO-DAY aud th.v ar,
y"urs The above books and Tns Car,
cAsiAH one year only tlaA.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

President Mckinley holds ont lit.
tie hope TO the millions Of un. N.
1loyed. The time will come wh-l
the people y i'll declare with "Presi
dent John Smith" that The RICH
Of q citiz n If the United States Il
demand and obtain work at wages
sufi lent to support himself and
family shall never be abridged
Mr.. Adams book is good reading i,
these times of boPus prosperity
This office. Twen'v Eve cents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

There has been an aston ishina
annual Of silence among these III
"pO'y Iick'-d PAPER. on the % YEA,
Ease, since Governor Russell an>w. Fec
he railroad ring at Greensboro. Be
fore then those little monopoly pickle,
we're yawping every day ard ever,
very week ab"ut the ":Ont,ac
made by the State" &c. g.. Nnn.
It them printed Russ-il's answe,
md the word has been pass Il by their
ooss to Keep quiet for awhile.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
THE TRUE DE xockA TIC POSITION +"

Under the above heading the New
York journal publishes a Leading edi
'orial endorsing the position taken by
the P"pulist Congressman, and calls
upon Bailey and the Democratic Con-
x'es'men to follow the lead of the
Peoples Party. The editorial is As fol-
lows:
"C"nRressman Simpson, Populis,
aud Ksnsan, and therefor, OF course.
On y worthy T." be rid cui-.i, clinxs t..
te idea tn the House Of R-prese nta.
ives y representative body-not IN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

The phenomenal success of Coins
F nauc'nl School promises TO be sur
Ossstd by president Johu Smith"
This remarkable book is nov bring
discussed by the pr. IS all over thu
country. and has already reached an
enormous aals. In many places
John Gmith Clubs" aye b ing form
ID. The book is des'ine d to play q
most impo,tsnt part in the p. li,ieal
history f the 9 ming four vars and
should be carefully read and Sind
I'D. The author, Fe derrick U. Ad-
ANS, may accept as q compliment
the abuse which has been INDUCED
in by the plutoera'ic press. He bxs
written . splendid book. and ary
me will BE- the better for havir 2
read it. president John Smith" is
On sale at the Is CO # THE C rc.-
SIAN and will be for varded by mail
On receipt Of twenty five cents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
SOCIHLI'

RassOosS ererywhere are enoag
- Sast what 10 needed nov. he
tsSets froO lefters;
] - greatly Suppressed VIZ
ssseogth of Pressdsnt John
handed this vital subject IN 90
% . powerful copfribunon = ~ "A
day IoHH
1havs read President John emn -
esudiod L. I End % yell s1iitiI
ioasreseiee. and full Of "a
pgacsieal reborn. ICNAIllS
prusidsnt John Smith is tsll - -
Exposure of the present fslse 4
shouid b een.raily read by iegp
tag Q solatios foG existing wione
- Q apnc1a0 0ssaa9eOent ~
8ssv . Company. tbe Shicsfo VI
pap0 oaers President John sn1s "a
q eead Standard prices 80. -
eaoos. In paper. tW'e0ty-hse
0ao1o6, % ths Zee or by MAJ. -
Rea I proak1eoe Joho smrs
Wogk goS The eooa time ce1alS'
0eWA al osdess 10 TRs"
4a1GiGA. y. o.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
ELECTRIC BITTERS.

Electric Bitters is . me dicine suit
ed for any ason, but perhaps more
generally needed when the lapguid,
Exhausted feeling p evails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
aeed Of tonic and alternative ia felt.
\ prompt use of this medicine has
'ften averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicin, will
.ct more surely in sounteracting and
freeing the eystem from the malaria]
ooison. Headache, Iddigestion. Con-
.t'patioD, Dizziness yield to Electric
B.ttera. soc. and 81 90 per bottl-
It j. R Smith, Mt Olive; r. II.
Holiday, Clinton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
new OCC <SIoN--As.J
OF kEFDRg

The March nuub-r ~
second tosfaiimebt 70 -,
10 which washineion. ~,
con and Frankl 40
and brgin to scquir. ne -
"a our modern cisii r.,,.
ticls In the series b. ", =.
0ili explain the cau...
tsoye0 the ancient Ail.,s
ties and repla~ed then o.
.nt system Of pri,s'- r..-.y
Taubeseck's psp~r on -il-r
ton Of veal h oil - -
lhis sumb~s. and rh.,, -
usual variety NJ naii.r inf,.sy
tostal c0mosent ga rurr.r,
ls fUtuse nu0b~r. ~ "A.
no effort Wtii BE- s!,,r-e 4, }
readers thoroughly r. ,oUe. ~
rs~Gress NJ reform is-,. g.
NEW OCCASIONS an t..|
timea on the right ~ N. n,
govern thsOseivss ia their 81
eats. aaA 70 Wiil Io.- 10 -,,
fos N elective prut-.t,s,,s.
csooch0~nts Of the moi,.,t,1
formess everyWher- are ,i,a.
operate.
with TIE February rs,.,
ms9oSs0e Was ENLARGED ted
the subscription pro rn.-
one dollar. NEW OCCssiO,,
be sent six months fur nj, !.
three months for fs-u,.f.
Single coph Q ten c-ri- II a
.isnds cr ny mail. We ,ps.
free stsnps.
Tag CsCcAsiAs and NEW
stONs both ole year fs on
R.mis sll ORDERS TO Tns Car
RaI~Ish, N G..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

To day Is the b-st time To aa,.,.
tiee. To-morrow yop may not b
able 70.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

{ Ev ry one Of your neighbors
! who approve of the stand taken I
\ in the late Senatorial fight I
{ should be a subscriber TO The
} Ca UcAs1aN. II you have a I
\ neighbor who d. es not take it, }
; show him a copy, get HIM to
J give you his subscription and J
{ forward it to US. !
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

YOU CAN ENCOURAGE TINE CAUSE OF
REFoRn " SUSTAINING 70 TINE
eauea3aAse si.ee AyEAa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22

To Cure coassipatssa vsrsver.
take Cascarets Candy Cathanie loc ar &c
IL - Z. e. Tall 70 cure. druxxsst rssunu lnop.Y
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22
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I am BY trade . manufactures Of
aricultural implements. I hsv. In
vented . pillow Thoroughly tsst< d thai
mas, ~ | verify beiiev~, snportasI I'd.
vantaees owe 2 any pillow heretofore In.
vented, for pulv~r sinG the ground
thoroughly to . g. 1t drpih. II can
not be excelied - suba0il piov az far
sorkirg yOung cPOps alone. Il rsr b.
cOnsiruct~d to cut any d~sir. d width
AID the DR. ueht 10 far lighter ih han . ha,
Il any other pillow ibas do~s he sam~
work. 1t IL simple and chSsp and cat
readily be instructed ~ Any p~rson
shO can point on binary y rUueh
Vl"w. R-psiPs will cost lees than tb0s.
any other known pillow.
Recent impruvs ments will esduoe he
OCT of making che iron possIon OF this
pillow (nOt c"unftn6 she cost at mater
IA, Preferably ste~I) 70 abous one /.
fourth she former o0~', and the ch-ap-s
pillow has important sdss.tas~s.
Desiring Ia generally Introduce the
above plO~ tno patent. nor pa'sn, RICH,
"a aellJ I will furnish neceaassy cut,
and full ms Puot'On that will snsbi.
any person to constPsct one, for 2Scen,
q Stamps OF eilveR.
Adde~Aa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-22


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E. Lynch. of Minpeapolis. bas
b en- 6eurio9 on the railroad Quss>
ION. Gov. roment cvuership OF the
road. be claims would save the us-
ton 662 millions annually. Here
are mis- 6guits:
by sbol'sAins $50 prssSdsots
eth tseir its d...-. -.--..S . UUuU
by sbolisi ing high pe'c.d
msusser. ~ d IL asdA-.... <,u0,WO
lisa, 81 .n.... 49,. 100000
tiv. ofsir".. .a.ic's ~. 10y. 1900. ooc
ID. sdvsrsi.ins socrunt....... 500 600
tons. -. 10000
routes .............. -. 5000 COO
oftic $ ........................ 0oO.o co
9-By uniformity of car, Isila.
m chinery and O. her ineidso-
81 exPn'e. Of romI etitioa... IS no
l0-By avoiding Sri. g -. 1000 90
fund 20 infieencc. .se.......... .o,D 900
IA roli.h,nE Vess.s. 30.OU. 90
miss on. ...................... 5000. 600
to paw. ~ ~ ~ 2ss.om 70,
i5-Anob-hinv dividends.. ...... $500 900
l6-Bv turning surplus Into
treasury .....s......--.....-.. ox,UU,UO