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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15


Capt Black is off the road one
trip, on account of i'll health.
J. T. Staples has returned from
a visit to his home il Virginia.
The Army of West Virginia will
hold its next meeting at Wheeling.
Mrs Harvey Osgood, of Hunt
ington, visited relatives here last
week.
Mrs Max Wright and little
children where in Huntington,
Friday.
The Grand Army of West
Virginia had a good time at Column
bus last week.
Mrs. DIR. l.. p. Farrclly left yes
terday for Washington, ID. c., to
visit relatives.
Mr.. Leonard Stab, of Ashland,
was the guest of Miss Fonnie
Deering, Sunday.
Messrs L. S. Brown, John Irby
and T. I. McDougal were at Wayne
on business, Monday.
Mr. Fowble, of Baltimore coun-
ty, Md, is the gnest of his daugh-
tor, Mrs. c.. f. Millender.
The next conference of the NJ. +.
Church, South, for this District, is
to be held at Catlettsburg, Ky.
Miss Lenna Stewart returned
from n visit to Wilsondale, Mon
day.
Miss DAISY Newman, Of Kenova,
was the guest of her grand parents
Mr. and Mrs Frasher, Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs w w Marcum and three
small children arc visiting rel
atives at Louisa and Georges
Greek, Ky.
Harrison Jarrel did not move into
the Commercial Hotel as contem
plated, but will take charge of the
Frasher House, as soon a. the same
Is vacated.
The "Bicyclist's Best Friend is q
familiar name for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, always ready for emer
gencies. While specific for piles, i
also instantly relieves and cures cuts
bruises, salt Iheum, eczema anc
all affections Of the skin 1t neve
fails. w NJ Bloss, Druggist
The County Court met last Mon
day at the county-seat and approx
eu SZo'ooo pond given by
'oherih Doom TO cover the school
fund. This bond is in addition
to the 100000 bond given by
the Sheriff some time ago.
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,horso,,d rato,tar pn.ta'I i
,b;r,oo, brndrodfarC, o..
Rev.J d Garrett, Of near Wayne,
spent last Sunday night at the
'li1 ION
conference OF the NJ J.. Church
South, which was in session at
Parkersburg. Rev CARAT wes
b,rr;od - 80. -. ~
-, '' DY'''' y" ao'oun' VI j I'
"Iie running needle IN her hand
I n II. j
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

Burglars entered the G. & O.
station at THE place on the 9th inst.
and broke the lock on the money
drawer, but got nothing, as Mr..
Buck, the agent, leaves no money
III the Office over night.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

The following persons took IN
the excursion to Dayton, Ohio, last
Sunday James O. Marcum, Jesse
Wright and son Ed, Robt. Hazlett
and Dan Chapman.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

y new school house is being built
ut or near Bogc Gibson's in Ceredo
district. Gray Freeman has the
contract for erecting the building.
Last Friday night thieves entered
the building and stole all of Mr.. Free
mans carpenter tools amounting to
about $4,000.
Mr. Chas Nipple, of Wllsondale,
has been in town for the past few
days. We understand he is look
ing for "A location to 90 into business
in this vicinity. Charley is first
class man and has an estImable
wife. Ceredo would welcome them
back.
Huff and Bull of this city
have purchased the famous trot-
ting horse Bob Prichard" Of Louis
Prichard, of Ceredo. He will be en-
tered In the coming races in this
city as we'll as III adjoining towns
Huntington Advertiser.
Mr.. VIII w Smith Is taking a
post graduate course at Marshal
College. He will only attend this
fall until school opens here. as he
has been appointed teacher i'll
charge of the Kenova schools.
Mr. NJ. Garrett, Of Hume, H.,
was the guest of his cou.in-Mrs
Isaac Bloss last week. He also
spent some time with the family
OF Jamison Ferguson, an old &C
quaintince, whrIc here.
To heal the broken and diseased
tissues to soothe the rritated surface,
to instantly relieve and permanent-
! lv cure j. the mission of DeWit's
Witch Hazel Salve. w. NJ Bloss.
Druggist
Burglars entered the c. & o.
station at THE place on the 9th inst.
and broke the lock on the money
drawer, but got nothing, as Mr.
Buck, the agent, leaves no money
III the Office over night.
|
Attorney b. j Prichard, of
Wayne, Is at the st. Mary's Hos
pital in Cincinnati receiving treat
ment orkidney trouble. His dis
ease is thought not to be Of a
serious nature.
The compositor made a mistake last
week and placed Mrs. before Lille
Wright's name. Lille is still a
Miss, but she is very popular with
the young gentlemen and liable TO
become a Mrs at any time.
Mr. George i Dixon moved last
week from Docks creek to the late
home Of Captain w j Dickson on
Big Sandy. Mr. J G Dixon is teach
ing the lower Docks creek school.
The following persons took ir
the excursion to Dayton, Ohio, last
Sunday James O. Marcum, Jesse
Wright and son Ed, Robt. Hazlett
and Dan Chapman
Mr. r ) Hammock has again be.
come a citizen of Ccredo. lie occu-
pies the Davis property ON B Street,
formerly occupied by attorney
. DOnnclla.
While lifting a saw at the mill,
of the J. H. Millender Lumber
Company last Friday, Ed FeazelI
severely spraincd his back. IL will
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

The compositor made a mistake last
week and placed Mrs. before Lille
Wright's name. Lille is still a
Miss, but she is very popular with
the young gentlemen and liable 20
become Mrs at any time.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15
To Cure "A Cold in One Day

Take Laxatide Bromo Quiniue Tablets, All
Druggists refund the money II IL fails To cure
DC. For sale by Williams q Campbell Ken
va, and W. NJ. BlOss, Ceredo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

Mr. George j. Dixon moved last
week from Docks creek to the late
home Of Captain w ! Dickson on
Bug Sandy. Mr. J G Dixon is teach
ing the lower Docks creek school.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-15

Rev J d Garrett, Of near Wayne,
spent last Sunday night at the
Ceredo House, Ell route home from
conference of the NJ. +. Church,
South, which was in session at
Parkersburg Rev. Garrett was
hurried home OH account Of his
wife running needle in her hand.
The needle was extracted however.
and she is getting along all right.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
NQOWaD'S Hea0g Nelief

tStre iOfsrti8e SinOernie berS6afeW.
Gs tilt iofort Die sr6st.u e3mersen, ttnoert Gnts
iinoune uno beilt &rsntbetten Der 2uHgeH, os
bes unterleibss ODER ssr 9riisn uHo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Ntiu 9Ort entrinMt Scr p%rogreifUcm
GrbidlnftsifcMcr.

H
8ouberneur 8Iad bon 9iep Yort Fat od8
Mae @rbIhdftsftcusraeIeB, non tpst9em Der
Seier mebrfuh ll1terri4tet tpprhen lit, nit
feinem 8etD betegt.
Ods mar 6elnG6e bprduS3u1ehen, pa Der
Guf tim BON Den npbl6abenDen Steuerz
9riiGebergern alsgeiibte Druid Elm iebr gro
Der mar, unb duBerDem i9m ni6t na69eiagt
lperhen lam. DaB er auf Setter bes 8pltss
fteGe.
Ser 8runb, ben er fir bas 8etp dnsiebt,
1T: Die I'M 8eIeb beItimnte Steuerrate lei
tpeoer gleiGr1GBi9 mod Der 9iligteit entIprez
denh. SIS lei fein @runo por5anben, Desz
Halb Ds5 einen Mannes .Soudr me9r 5a6len
Iclle, als Der zines Mnberen. SIS lei unperz
n%iinfii9, 6aB Sernonbss Iebte Miuion meDr
SubIen iole, ais pie Die erite. Ser Inter
f4ieb. sen man 5pif4en beibsn made, lei
cine Sirafc. tsine @te1@r.
9te{t 8ebauptung III iGon 10 oft Dioer>
legt nprosn, baB es fait u1bertGnoli9 err
fGtint, pie @ouperneur Slad ben Mut6 gez
bdbt bat, 6teiel6e pi.ber fir feline 3pede
uuf3Mtpdrmsu. Sine in gperniinftiger Meile
proareifipe Gr6i9aftsftel1er lit ME cine in
eerniinftiser Nsiie progrefipt Gintommenz
ftsusr tbatidAlid glei9mdBiger unb Tider
ma6r Der 8iQiqteit entipre9enb als cine
upn1insG gIei9nlGBige. DAB Elm Diam, Der
100000 erbt, geraoe 10 gut $4,000 baoon
dbgeben fam, als Der, pelder $4,000 er6t
$500, iolte e6enIo einieu9tertb iein, ME baB
Elm Wfdnn nit eine1n @infommen bon
$4,000 e6er $500 Odpon miien, alS Der,
tpelder nur $1,000 einninmt, babon $50 u6>
geben fanr.
8ieI p~erniinfti9er bate 8ldd ge6anbelt,
irenn er itb auf ben 8runb geffiibt Bate,
Dab Die 8orlage anget6an lei, ben 5ort3uJ
Der rei9en 2eute aus Dem State 3u beranz
laieR. Sir ben bdtte er iogur btreits be-
riibmte 8eifpieIe an5ufiibren gebabt...
Die progref1ipe @rbi9aftsfeuer 6at, pie
man iiebt, bier einen neuen MiBerfolg gu
ner5ei9nen. Oas piro uber nidt binDern,
blB lie, ebenIo tpie i6re S9ipeiter, Die @iaz
fommeniteuer zines Cages fiegrei9 iein
tpiro.
DAB Der @erIu9 gemu6t pirb, bur6 eli
neH SerfaEungs 3uIub DEM @ongreB Die
ausoriidli4e @rluu6niB gu ertbeilen, cine
Gintommgnieuer gu erbeben, baltel mir
Dur4aus fir eiuen 99ritt in Der redteI
3i6tun9, au9 penn mir fir ben 4ugenbltf
on benz Grfolgs 3%tpeifeIn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

iiberlief mi6, als Der 1iebe &oinerao, nit bem
ib 10 mqrdbe Fro1li6e ullo ernfte Stllnbc tr7
le6t, nit benz ib MD opr elmer Mirl1te gez
p~lanoert 1atte, nun dls blutiqer 2elt6nan1 ne
BEN mir lag. SD otiidte benz guten Sllt9en
Bic M1qen 81 unb beetle Elm Sud- iiber lem
@efi9t; bann aber hieB es mieber, DDrtpdrt5
i'm blltiqen 0anbpert! = 8on re6tS firm
ten ieBt bic 9uhern gegsn ben Jein6, bon
Iinfs M6t6eilungen Der %. 9ibiiton, unb nun
mar es au@ on unS, tpiebsr log gu QeDen.
8aIb paren bic ii6eral 5er1treuten Mannz
i9aften tpieoer %9efarnmelt ur0 dnteE 3romz
melI9lda riidten mir boran.
Nber bic 6ron3Oien btelten nidt Stanp;
ols ie Iib BON bret 6eiten bebro9t 1aben, rrz
griffen Ie Die Slu3t, unb na9oem mir lbnen
nod mebr alS genug beS t0Dtli6en Bl.ieS
nq6geianbt 6dtten, iibsrna6m unIere reitenbe
Mrtilerie uno &apalIerie bic neitcre Ser
f~olgung.
uniere Nbt6eilung tpurbe na9 benz NUM-
me6r gan3 in Slammen eingebIllten Oorfe
2oignp 5urii@ beprbert, UNI o~orldufig rart
Boiten gu fufen. : Mittlerpeile fentte Die
Nu6t i6ren perbiillenben @9leier i6er bic
blutgetrdntten SelOer, Die Sterne GdGslien
balO oom buntlen 9iulmeG beruntsr, ebsn 10
friebli9 ipie in Der fernen 5eimatb unb audi
Der MOno ergoB iein mtlbes 2t9t aaf bic
@rbe; aber rings am !6ori5onte iladerte e5
Nib ouf; fieben 9Orfer b%ranntsa in Der
Runoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

ber 5atm bss 9Glptlings Sobn an Dem @cu
gler1z5lilB, fpeitlib BON MpIinee, abge9qIt4z
nen aorn93 aus Bel. Gur iueniqe 2eltte aus
0auIdll tparen dulpef eto, abes1its M1oItnee
nn0 arberen pldben iparen 8iete suqsosn
unb lie Qe6en intereifante 8eri9te barii6er.
g2eben ben Snbianern Der @egenb na9mea
a1d] et1e @n5abl Pottapattomiss bon aanz
Yas Tpapie me6rere Menominees alts berId)iez
benen S6eilen Wtsconlins S6eil, iobdB I'M
Sanger, nit Sqnatps uno &inbern, me6rare
6l1roert SSnOianer iib an Dem San3 bstbtlligz
ten. 2ebterer lit cine reliei0ie 5eitli9tit
nnb b06t interefant. Sin GROCER &reis
tpIrb gebilbet unb I'm benielben berllm tam
gen Die Supferen. Snnerbdtb beg &rs'1es
!peRten brei 5abnen an bObsn 5tangsa,
nG1nli4 5fuei auerifanii9e unb bic pe!Be
5riebensfabne. 9re4 SrommeIn ~liefsrttn
cine be5aIbernbe Metitt gum Sang; aber anf
ni9t mebr als cine Srommtt tpurbe 3u 9I.!z
der 3eit lOsgei9la9en. Die Sapfsren ri9z
teten ii3 auf unb tan5ten nm bic SrommsG
berum Die benubt tpurbe, tpd6reno Die
Srnuen unb &inber iiben blieben, Die ernsr
ouBtrbulb unb bic anbern inner9nlb Oes
aretIes. 9ta9 benz Sang purbe eiue angez
beuer groBe Yfeife 9efiiGt, SSebem 9er:i5t,
unb Sober that Ounn Orei 3iige baruus. So
ben 3pii4enpauIeu purben Sptiien oerahz
rei9t, Gpeiien, Die tetu WeiBer efien toa1ts,
ndn1Gi6 cine Qrt bon uSuceotaib", Elm U.z
ridt aus 8o6nen unb Mais, 9emtI6t nit
MtbG uno nit bieten anberen unbetann!,sn
8eitanbt6eiten. gfn Sonntug lpurbe, an
itatt bes vGuccotaib". cine mpiteriDie Suppe
btra6rei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

ten iich unisre albaheien 6erpDr nit ibren
ben @rieden sum S6reden 9eporbancn psi=
ben 6e5.. Gte riidtetG ShladtIieoer flu
geno, ilbeEno in ben 4ampf. SD Der meiBe
Sea ftdfbar ipurbe, erfaBte Die @rie6en eiue
idredli6e Yanif. Baron 9iesl, Der 6ftsts
reiGii6e Mtlitdr : Attade, Der an meiner
Seite benz &anpf bei SurnaOo %beitpobnte,
rief aug: u9ieie NI6uneien iinb einfa6 be-
punberungspiirbig!" Sd bin begeiItert.
Sd femme ni4ts @oufommneres, ais einsn
preuBti4en Solbaten. @ber ale @9tung bpr
bieIe IN Mlbaneien, ipenn Tie i'm GRANDCHILDREN
Der @rie4en, itt1genb pie gum 3an5e, auf bic
Wdae fletterten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

Die omerttaniibe 8enennung thigh
school" fir bic bOchiten 8laiien Der amcriz
faniiden 8oltsf9uGe fii6rt in Der lteberz
IeBung 500 3u1e" gu MiBperItdnOz
nifien unb @ertpe4slun9en in 9eutI4tanO.
BORT lit Der ausbrud 6O9i9uIe ODER 9o9e
5dule betanntli@ glei4bebeutenb nit ulniz
periitdt". 9ie amerifanii9e high school"
bogeseu entfprdne na@ einem Nusipru4e bes
profcHors 9ugo Minterberg BON Der 0arz
barbzl1niOsrittdt etpu Der v8iir9erf4ule" in
9euti9lanb. 9fet9baltiger als Die Stunben=
pldne Der leBteren iin6 Die Der ~eriteren a6er
bod!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
6rmmbfow iber e%rieGttiGe alto
fifrfiiGe @1mpfer.

Man 6at iebt, tpie bereits in einem anb.rsn
Qrtitel %unferer b~eutigen Summer erpd6it
lit, cine 8ei6snfoIge b64it intereiianter 2leu=
berungen bes ausge3ei9neten, 9sgenmGrt;g
in Der Siirtti tbdtigen preuBiI3en @eneraiz
lGblers unb MrtiGerii ten 9rumbfop. Nir
iteuen bas Weienttide berielben bier Jorge
fdlti9 %5uFammen.
gis 3um @intritt Der Greigniile BON
Surnabo 6atten Die tiirfif9sn Sruppen einen
ebenburtisen @egner; Die Grie@en f9tug.n
i;9 muiter6aft, Bis bie unDeritdnDli9e Rsr=
boIttdt einriB. Sci Surrabo tparfen tie fs;m
Qnmarf9 Der tiirfii4en @oIonnsn I9oa auf
500 Meter bic Waffen meg, Inn topfloS oo=
bon3uitiir3en. Materiul i'm Wsrtbe Don
MiQionen litBen lie benz langiam nabriiGsnz
ben 5einbe 5uriid unb 9tpur in Yoltio1aa,
Die gerabe5u berborragenb ipuren. 0as 9r'es
@ii6e @eniecorps m1B enttpeoer eire ausJ.e
3ei9nete Sruppe iein ober is6r tii4tige
frembe Sngenieure in Ieiner Wfitte bab'n; 10
tparsn bic bDn ibm angelegten Neoputen 6tt
2arifia boraiigli9; nur purben tie BON oenen,
fir bic Tie angslegt tporben, ni9t beniBt.
9eu9 benz 9urcbbru9 bes MelunazPeKe5
soq ib 4~piberFanbsfrei nit einem &eg:nent
&apaGerie mad SurnQbo, pef9es berfaTen
mar, beIebte es unb blieb na3ts bort. SD
bra9 am grieGii9en Sitsrionntq9 fritz ua.
4alb brei nbr 9egen 2ariTd auf nit elmer
in6efTen eingetroffenen 8ertdrfung, etne
rettepbe 8atterte. 8al0 traf i4 tinen Gittz
metter, 4peG9er Bis bor Quriha'sM alern aez
ritten mar unb quite Nabri9t brabts: in
2ari1a berri9e i6redli9e Pqnif, ONES
fIidte. Sd bef9loB ipfort Die Situation
ous0uniiben uno 9in5ureiten, ebsntuea. faIs
ftarfer @iDeritanD ftuttfdnbe, bic Stabt rec
coqnoscirenb gu lmreiten. 9lls i9 mid Der
@tabt nd6erte, begriiBte mid Seler, abge=
qeben bon 400 StrdfGingen, tpeI4e Die @rie~
den aus Dem @efdnsniB entlafen unS be-
tpaffnet butten. Sd ertpiberte es NIT elmer
Gage @ranaten, gleihiam anmeloerb: MeaGt
feline Oummbs:ten, Sungen! Irtil:rie
fommt! Die 8anoiten fteuten bas 5eusr TO-
fort Elm unb fli4teten.
gns iA iiber cine i~teinerne Bride in 9a@
rifa ein5og, fam mir Elm alter Wtann >ntgs=
qen nit benz &ufe: npaI6a, a9tgeben! Die
8riide lit unterminirt!" Sd bsoroerte 80
Golbaten, nit ben &anonen iiber cine anosre
BON ben @rie6en bergeiteGte Rotbbriidt gu
i4 lel6t rift trOB Der @arrnlng bier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
&orm=3a ns Der @iscOMitner

@%efanntIt6 feiern Snbiuner ud~i1r5rah>
iobrsfeft, ben icgenanntsn &Orn=3an5. Sin
Sbe:lnebmer bef9reibt benielben i'm ~Waus
fou pilot" foIgenOsrmaBsn:
Sine groBe Menge 8eiu8er tpo6nte BEN
am Sreitag, gdmitag unb SOnnta9 aabs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

geFoGo3st. Der S4ulreformatOr. Jon
nun aud in Der &ei9sbauptftabt Berlin,
Die pteG BON Ietnen 4ni4auungen unb Grunbz
fdben fir lire @Dttsi4ule iih ungeeignet bat,
Elm Senfmal betommen. Sas 1T redt! nnb
iol6e StodpreuBen, benen Der groBe Demo
frat aus Der S9nei5 ni9t pi4tommen lit,
folIteu ~bebenten, tuis bic eOle &0nigin 2ouiie
i'm Derebrt Fat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

y ~NAT
pen, audi Der neuen ebifz(2onbnebrz)8a a.
%tailone. M:ein Qbiutant MtuItafa 9ep
fragte 1e: ,N9, 1T @u9 ni6t traurig 3u
Mut6e, bob S6r Cure Samilien b~erloI1en
miiBt?" = nWas, traurig?, lalttste Die Ont
mort, mir Iinb gliidli6, unier armes 2e6en
fir ben &aiier ppfern gu tDnnen." Mnoere
riefen: Sinh mir benn ni@t geraoe fir bic
len 4eiltsen Sag geboren porben9" Sin feb
3tgidbri9er Rptab.er aus 8riarenb fam nit
feinen fiinf @0bnen f%reitpillie unb fiibrte Elm
9ubenb Pfenoe nit, I4epfte biefe ober Dem
Stdate, inbem er iagte: uNir f0nnen 5u Sub
i'll ben aampf geben." Sin ~po6l6a6enber
@inipobner Bpm Seres geleitete bic @ertpunz
beten unb pflegte ite auf feline Soften. ueberz
an tpurben bic 8~ertpunbeten rei9li9 beT6snft
nit 9rOt, &leibern, Sabaf, 2imonabe unb
Gelb. DIS i9 suriid ritt, traf ib neu an
fommenbe 8utailpne unb er3G6lte linen unz
iere @rfoIge. Stat SubeI ert0nte bic
Slage: rDu baf es gut, paI9a, aber nann
tommen mir baran?" Selbf 96perberz
punOete mollten ii9 ni9t in bic Cigarette
bringen lafen, %ionbern lieber 3urid in BEN
8ampf. 8on ben @eneralen bis gum lebten
9oloatT tit Mdes bon neutrality-suspicious. So
pferteit. 8roBartig mar es, tpenn i'm &C.
birge, mo- pferoe unb Maultbiere ni6t me5r
b%intonnten, meme 2eute NIT gr0Bter 2e6ens=
gefabr Die Geidiibe ielbft faft Big CUR S9neez
gren3e auf bic 8erse f@teppten, chamber
bur@ 3urufe %ermnnternb, iingeno unb il1z
belnb, bann obne &ait unb obne &lage NIT
Wpnne pOrpdrts fiirmenb. 8eI onbers tbaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Railways Ready Relief

beitt unb Derbttbert
GrtaItnnsem, &ufter, ~eben SaIS, ~sSntnemsa,
SrOndbtttS, XwmS emeMts Ino Nheum6s
tiSMsu&, SteuraIsie, &~opiIGMers, ssabnz
f6nters. 9tttbmG, Nruftbeflenttmmn9.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-06-17

Sarsaparii!a
. -. r.,, ara til. rttv p.ii~ /. T.t'r
Hood 5 Pills; ~th iiooa. s..r,apar ia,
LET US KEEP HISTORY STRAIGHT.

LET US KEEP HISTORY STRAIGHT.
The following is a recent editorial
in the News and Observer:
"Bailey, Of Texas, is coming round
all right, after his great 0Iunder. lie
recently told reporter for a st. Louis
paper that Reeds parliamentary sys-
tenn was leading to the determination
OF the House of Representatives rs a
deliberative body and that in this ten
dency to make the House subservient
to one man the Republican party was
as much to blame as Mr.. Reed Any
Democrat. he said, would be glad to
rescue our institutions from the Reed
| influence, and as for himself he would
ask no greater honor. He will prob
ably not have the honor because it
took him two months to learn what
Mcmillan and Mcguire and other able
Democrats knew from the beginning.
1t was Jerry Simpson and the Peo-
Piles Party Congressman who first ex-
posed and ventilated Bailey's great
blunder" in approving Reeds do
nothing policy. 1t was then that Nc
MILAN and other Democrats rebeiled
against BaiIey's great blunder and
backed up the position taken by the
Peoples Party. Such papers as the n
Y. Journal endorsed the position
taken by the Populists and gave them
full credit for taking the lead. At
first the News and Observer ATTEMPTED
to defend Bailey's position of meek
submi ssiOn, We cOngratuIate both
the News and Observer and Mr.. Bailey
on looming round all right"
We would not now refer to the past
except to keep history straight.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-06-17

severe enough and appeared to be dis
gusted enough in their cone, sational
comments on these sheets, but that
did not amount to A. much as manly
open denunciation would have
amounted 10.
The action Of the A. Il n. College
has broken the ice. however. and We
have occasion to know that what it
has done 10 An expression Of the senti-
ment Of those who are in charge Of
and connected with other public in
stitutions. Affairs are becoming open,
and one Of the first things that some
OF these dunder-headed little Demo
cratic scurrility scribblers will find
out is that of all things that are held
in contempt by the people Of all par
ties in this State, they are regarded as
the most contemplate. This is liv-
ing fact now, but it takes a blame fool
a long time to find out any thing.
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II the reports be true some OF the
Illinois SolOns can now pay Off their
mortgages 1t cost the gas compa MES
100000 to secure legislation that they
wanted.-Wilmingt Star.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-06-17
THE WISE COURsE,

Hon. Ignatius Donnelly publishes in
his paper, The Representative, an edi.
torial addressed to the Populists OF his
State. We take pleasure in making
the following extracts:
you formed the Peoples Party in
1892. Is there not as much necessity
for it now rs there was then? If you
have converted the Democracy how
long will they stay converted il YOU
give up the ghost? Your very deaf h
will be confession Of error, and the
forward movement Of the world will be
arrested for many years to come.
Remember that the advocates of the
perpetuity Of the Peoples Party do not
declare that it shall or shall not CO.
operate with those who fully or par
italy agree with it, in 1900, for the
overthrow of the money-power. 1t
leaves all that to the mem bership in
State and National conventions as
sembled, with all the enlightenment
which time and events can give.
1t would be an excess Of folly to de-
clare now what we will do, or not do,
three years from now. But il we are
to have cooperation, (not fusion, in
1900, it will be a thousand times more
effective if our side is represented by
q powerful, active, thoroughly organ
lied, widely disseminated political
party, armed cap-a-pie, rather than by
dlsheartened, scattered fragments of
a slaughtered organization.
In 1900 Mr.. Bryan may be dead or
prescribed by the Democracy itself.
Don't rest the sacred rights of man on
any one life. Stand Arm by princip pie,
for principle is immortal. It may be
we will all be ready to sustain Mr..
Bryan in 1900. 1t may be that not one
of US would then touch him with q
fortyfOOt pole. We must keep our
Own deck under our feet; and then let
the devils, which hate mankind, howl
until the heavens are black.
stand fast, friends, by the Peoples
Party. You may have half the Dem
ocracy tlocking to your standard be-
fore 1900"
This is exactly the position that we
have taken. We do not recognize any
one as POpulist who would think of
having the Peoples Party give up the
great fight for human rights. The
Peoples Party has pushed the fl ..ht to
the front and no other par, should
be trusted to lead it Ifthc .-arty will
stand solidly for the shove POI: N we
will gain large recruits from ti,- rree
silver Republicans before 1900. The
proud record of the Peoples Party is
the strongest possible inducemnnt to
the best elements of both the old par
ties to enlist under our banner. 1t is
the strongest possible guarantee that
the organization will always lead and
throw its whole weight in the front
ranks in the struggle for good govern
ment that when the time comes for
action that we will do what is wisest
and best. We trust that nothing will
be done at the proposed conference to
break this assurance-nothing that
will cause the patriotic masses to lose
confidence in our wisdom or patriot
ism. MR.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-06-17
An Atlanta Sensation.

m Atonto S0n00tlO0s
A female physician figured in q
sensational horse whipping in
Atlanta Tuesday, in which the vic
tim was man. The womar's name
is Mrs. DR.. T. knight, and Tuesday
morning she publicly attacked A..
d. Flowers, an ex-lead,r Of the Sai:
walton Army, with a cnwhide, and
before any one could Interfere Il @
female doctor had piled the lash
with such telling fleet IL at the bio. d
was flowing in every dirf ction. The
husband If the woman stood bliss
fully By and watched The perform
ance and seemed very much graft
fed over the masculine success Of
his wife.
Mrs Knight also had provide d
herself with a young lady friend,
who played minor. but nona the
less { II tive part in this thrilling
act. and when the ex- salvation lead
ed finally get possession of the whip
and threw it over the feIc- close
by, the girl vaulted the fence and
instantly restored the weapon to
her female doctor friend. who once
more resumed the work of demplish-
ing her defamer. 1t is claimed by
the friends of Mrs. Knight that
Flowers had been circulating re-
ports of a slanderous nature about
Mrs. Knight and this was the grounds
of her attack.