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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-30
FOR SALE

FOX SAIE-AT y SACRIFICE-A NEW Two
stcry fr;Ime house. with hot and cold water
range. htrobc. bath. slate I:Ini,lS. gas etc
sIx Nice ro'n>; only 81 500 See 1t. 1921
Gales 90 st. Inquire DR.. WM F. WAL
TER. ~ III 81. sw uurs-2f.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
GRAVE CHARGES
pfeis'rsd AEalast Dr. Kirby Smith. VIE Had Chsrfe Of
ne Csi.'aai lssass at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tics Ordered BY the Beard
50 Years of Cures.

Pfsfe'rsd AEalsst Dr. Kirby Saith VIE Had Clare Of
he Cri.aai lssass at the Penltentlary Iayes,ira.
tics Ordered bv The Beard.
1t is claimed that DIR. Kirby Smith.
son OF the Superintent, who was phy-
stefan to the criminal insane, has been
having improper relations with some
OF the women.
The board adopted q resolution set
ting forth the gravity of the charge and
ordering a full Investigation to be made
October 18th, the date of its next meet
ing.
Chairman Dockery said of the case
that DIR. Kirby Smith was not appoint
ed by the Board but was a supervisor
of the criminal insane under DIR. Kir-
by and Superintendent Smith. Mr..
Cotton, OF the Board, said he believed
Kirby Smiths acts were simply the
result Of excessive drinking; that the
Board knew nothing of the drinking
until this matter came up. He said
Kirby Smith had resigned though his
resignation was not in the Boards
hands; that Williams, who was the at
tendant in the female criminal insane
ward. had also resigned though he was
not an appOintee of the Board, but of
John r. Smith; and
further that the whole criminal insane
department was under suspension.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
GENERAL NEWS.

The City of Seattle, from Alaska,
brought 2l0 passengers, 1919 men and
IL women, who were unable to cross
the White Pass. and who preferred
to return to civiliz ation, as many of
them termed it, to risking death by
exposure at Skaguay.
Gen. Tracy has written a letter to
Chairman Quigg of the Republican
County Committee stating that he
would accept the nomination for mayor
of Greater New York.
MARION, ILL.,, Sept. "a One man was
killed, three we're fatally injured, and
six were severely burned and bruised
by an explosion of gas in the William
son County Coal Mines to-day. An I'M
known miner is stillimprisoned in the
shaft, and was undoubtedly instantly
killed.
MUsKoaEE, 1. T., Sept. 24-Every
business house in the town of Alton,
fifteen miles west of here, was destroy
ed by fire this afternoon. The Frisco
railroad depot was among the build
ings. Fifteen cars loaded with wheat
were also destroyed. The loss is stated
to be over $4,000.
President Mckinley and members
of his Cabinet attended the North
Adams Mass FAIR last week. The
presidential party was escorted from
the depot to the fair grounds by three
companies of militia. At the grounds
the President made brief address to
large number of people.
FARMv1LLE, Va, Sept. PA shock
ing accident occurred near Worsham,
seven miles south of Farmville, yester-
day. Mrs Flowers, a well-known lady,
was seized with dizziness while pre-
parlng dinner and fell face foremost
into the fire, inhaling the blaze, dying
almost instantly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
Gold m cd nj q Tsred.

Col. Julian ). Carr, proprietor of the
Occoneechee farm at HillsbOrO, writes
Secretary Nichols that he will give q
handsome gold medal to the best ex-
hlbit of poultry made at the State
Fair.
The fair association has decided to
give purses to the amount of $50 for
bicycle races. The distribution of this
amount for the different classes of
events has been left to Mr.. Perrin Bus
bee, who is in charge of the cycle feat
ure OF the fair. Mr.. Busbee expects
well known riders from distance to
participate in the races.
The reduced railroad rates will be
announced in a few days.
Secretary Nichols says he has letters
from parties n the western part of the
state asking for space, who will make
the best exhibit of fruits ever seen
here
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
10 gives way 60 ,oanc. r~fr--h,ns

MIA g'r.s way TO ,oane. r~fr~-hins
si~~p.
The bet s~m~dy in the sarld {. oct
too much foe any one To in.i.f oa got
ting. Every ono. wb~tb~r siek go ~.ii.
must know tho imm~r.~ god Psia.-
celery compound hs. don~ aas 0. doing.
tired. hsif--'cs. .l~~pi~-. men All o.-r
the cosntry.
The vague. hsif-h~art~r s,i~mrt .a
many people make Ia G.; rid of ts-..
health 30 pitiahi- Rh~umsii.m. b~sd-
aches, neuralgia kidn~y trousl-.. .kin
di.~as-e and dyspepsia may Dc wholly
exterminafed from the syss~m. n~s.r
10 bother one again. " one ~iii bat
ci~anse the blood a.d regulate the
nerves With Pain~'s celery compound.
Get out Of despond~noy. the "bise.,-
or Whatever name yon give tb~.- at
iacks Of n~rsou. depression. p.nt
mope around half siok p-rson. wha
think that they are fairly veil aud
only Q little tir~d- need lu.t tire TOP
ing up and refreshing that Psine'.
oei'ry compound undoubtedly gi.s..
Nothing could b. mor~ suicidal than
for sickiy men and women to shui tis~ir
eyes To the great opportunities Offered
BY Psipe's celery compound. No r-m-
edy ever called fort such I, xosou. i.-.-
timonisls and decided opinions fr.m
every class of men and women.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
north CarOlina Marble.

j. !. iIamrick, State Labor Com
missioner, returned from a tour in the
extreme western counties. He says
there Is much activity at the mar Bile
qusrrles in Cherokee, where there are
fifty -quare miles Of marble. 1t is all
shipped to Georgia and Tennessee.
Some Of it was used in the new library
at Washington. A thousand men are
mining tale in Cherokee, Swain, and
Macon, and some in Clay. In Jack
son aud swain at least 800 men are min
Ing corundum. No less tnan $500 are
at work in the mica mines. At some
Of these 100 are employed. Mitchell
and Madison are the centres OF this in
du,try. Mr.. Hamrick visited the Duck
town copper mine, where over 1000
men are at work. 1t is in Tennessee,
about mile over the line. There is q
dispute "a to the line. The vein leads
into North Carolina.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
Edwards Case Compromise d.

NJ. j. Edwards, Of this city who
brought suit against his brother in
law Or. j. J. Lawrence, Of st. Louis
for the recovery of $4,000, has affected
compromise whereby he gets 81 500.
Mr.. Edwards loaned DR.. Lawrence
$1,000 some years ago. Since then he
has become wealthy from sale o.
patent medicines. Both Mr.. Edwards
and DIR. lawrence are from Wilson
county.
The compromise was affected by
Messrs, Argo h Snow Of this city, coun-
sci for Mr.. Edwards. Col. ArgO has
had the case in hand for several years.
Latter Mr.. Snow was called in and a
few weeks since ex-COngressman
Woodward was retained. The COM
promise was quite a victory for Mr..
Edwards and his counsel. Messrs ArgO
and Snow have devoted much time to
the case. Messrs. Aycock and F. A.
Daniels, of Goldsboro, were counsel for
Or. Lawrence,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30

son- 4 E SaUrORO sseAgS 70 a
lAooE eoovO Az oAllAS
LAST vEex

Ne sssssss sAs oSpsss sss 90 Tie Nssv~
ssassss~s"x svsesssss-Ass ssssAssss,
ssss sAs rsssss-sssssss c-.ssv Pevs-
sssss kasssS VIII sAs sps>sA
NavroS. n. c. sept, -. iss..-Tses.
day, September siss, uas Popaiisf pay
ia Dallaa- ConGr~ssnsa shuford srd
Hon. l.. G. Caidweii were n,i,,d TO
speak- Mr.. Caldwell "a. ussb . 20 n,
t~nc. 10 bling caurt ~e~A spa
through the kibdu--. uf ia -, III. he
who BY the way .. . mo,~i .ds~. ace
one of the beet IN ia. Sisr sgao~s
AL the time ~s.t-I Us .p-AA. ns
bill rang ~ o'c!s~k, .sdin q ,h.s,
time the house was ia 10 hear ,i,~
Hon. A. e. Shafvr5. liz ga IA, r,sur
ed BY Mr.. frank Incnp..n. M
Shufosd Wss rot telling &C.. having
spent r-sIiess night n~fos-, hut he
spoke Hith gr~a, i.ree for oer hour
and half. lie explained ~hy h~ "a.
speaking In al off year when nu cam.
paign wAs on haLd, but this - The b-st
time To g-s the people To lo ~ affair.
when their m,sds were not filled With
political poison. tie spoke uf certain
newspapers holding up the negro
scarecsow" tn divess the a,inds OF of
the real issue-ihe money question.
tie gave the Legislature b,iter. arub
and Ali that are Try ing TO follow them.
Tie DID not strike many IN old Gastou
Tor The Populi.fs in this county ARE
soid-iuiiy converted tn MARI Ann
ism." He dw-lt II length on trusts.
souilers corporations aud everything
that was trying To grind the people
Down, driving innocent wom~L aud
chi'dren to POVERTY, Gripping -duca-
t'onal institutions, d-privinx CD.
humble people Of the happiness 10 ,m-
issd them a. the b-sihninx of time.
We cannot do Mr.. Shuford Justice
but must say that he did we'll. and All
The Pops Of Gaston county think 20
much of him that they 1T once made
arrangements for brOih her Shuford TO
canvass the county IN November next.
CASTOR county Populists are solid
and they are pray ing to remain 90.
M. ShufOrd's room Was crowded Ali
the time. A Democratic Doctor, q high
priest interviewed the Con Rressms n
IN his room. Mr.. Shuford asked him
what he thought Of this removing
cases to the Federal courtY The doc.
tor said he did not object to il much
as he did not mind attending court in
South Carolina.
After the speaking We started home
In company with Bro ShufOrd, feeling
proud Of him, and our POpulist friends
in CASTOR county.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
Railway Commission Orders.

The following order was last week
hIed by the Railway Commission in
TIE matter of reducing cotton rates:
The Railroad Commission having
carefully examined the cotton rates
now in force in the cotton States, find
THAT our present rates are five per cent
lower than the average rates in the
Inherent States interested, and is low
er than for any single State, with the
exception of Georgia, which seems to
nave the same rate with North Caro-
Ina. The rate, however, does not
seem uniform on the different systems,
and to modify this it Is hereby ordered
mat the following tariff shall be put
INTO effect on October 1st on the At
lantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line,
Southern Railway, Cape Fear & Yad-
KIN Valley Railroad, per hundred
miles:
Five miles, 8 cents, 10 miles 8 cents !;
10 miles, III cents; 20 miles, IL cents I;
10 miles, Ii cents; 80 miles, Is cents !;
% miles, Is cents; 40 miles, II cents !;
90 miles, Is cents; so miles, 19 cents I;
W miles, I'll cents; 40 miles, "a cents ;
90 miles, 23 cents; 30 miles, ~ cents ;
iop miles, 10 cents; 100 miles, ~ cents ;
ldo miles, 70 cents; $50 miles, 80 cents ;
INo miles, I'll cents; 200 miles, 35 cents"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30

IL VS. Heard with Great R~grse Il. w..A.
egs~s-be wss Highly Hsss. md fer
MS ChsssetsS md a kstffy-uss Yxs.,,..s
Asesrd IL the seass Dspsstms,e-Hs ~.s
Tremsssd Eech Time On Merit.
WARRINGTON, September 22-Tbe an
u0uncement OF the death yesterday in
Huntington, n. G., OF Hon Walter =.
aIsoh, formerly Solicitor OF the Dr.
Faf'meHt ot state, WAS received with
genuine sorrow by one and Ali of hi.
,ase associates In the State Department.
ar. rAison's record As an official up to
Tue Ga'e OF his retirement, q fex
months since, was q bright one. n.
was one Of the very few who was never
promoted by political influence. hut on
MS nne record and for his unu.ust
ABILITY and thoroughness.
lie wss appointed in 1896 from
sampson county, North Ctrolina. after
= competitive examination to a al 200
ciefksbip In the consular bureau. His
promotion was rapid and Secretary
Gresham made him chief of that bu-
reau, which be administered with sig
mai AFFINITY. Upon the resignation Cf
solicitor Dabney, Mr.. Faison was
promptly installed n the solicitors
once by Secretary Olney, who had a
Keen appreciation Of his marked legal
ability.
WILMrNGToN. n. c., September 21-
Inc death of Hon. Walter f. Faison
was not surprise to those nearest to
Nun. When he left Washington few
months since, his physician advised
MIN to take the greatest care of his
health, and to seek perfect quiet and
rest Tor a year or more. He was SUI
ferlDg from the effects of overwork
and was on the border of nervous pros
tration. He came to Wrightsville
peach and at first seemed to improve,
but was soon stricken with congestion
OF the brain. He was AZ years old HIS
Dooy goes to-day to Clinton, n. c., to
be buried by the side of bis wife who
was Miss Sprunt.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
A BRUTAL CRIME.

Quickiy Avenged BY Unm a.ksd Mob-No
Legal Action Against Them Likely
Raymond Bushrod, q negro. was
last Sunday morning lynched by an
infuriated mob Of eight hundred at
dawesville, Ky, for An assault upon
q IA year Old white girl, daughter of
Ben Roberts, a prominent f,rmer.
He ran her down and assaulted her.
In addition to this, he beat and
bruised her with an iron coupling. pin
and left her on the railroad grade to
die.
The negro was, after being taken
from isil, given time for confession,
which he did: No action by the
authorities against any member of
the mob is likely.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
The Midway Will be Great.

Auditor Hal w. Aver, who was once
secretary of the State fair has letter
rom Victor ID. Leavitt, of Coney Is
ahd, stating that he is going to bring
midway here to the fair this fall,
winch will discount those at previous
,airs. Mr.. Leavitt has attended the
lalr Tor many years and the work Of Sc
curing the midway has generally
oeen left to him. The Crystal Maze
viii be one of the big features this
saturday evening Secretary Nichols
receiYed letter from one gentlemen
VINO makes 200 different entries.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30

years OF age, and has never taken any
other medicine. She 10 well and beau.
tifui. and happy, for which I give Pc
ru-na praise. Ny own health, - we'll
As my daughters, l attribute to the
use Of Peru. nx."
DR.. Hartman has lately written q
book devoted to the silmeats peculiar
to the female sex. IL is psOfnseIy and
beautifully ILLUSTRATED, And every W0m-
an should passess one IL will be cent
free to women 0Dlv, for short time,
6y The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Co. Columbus, Ohio.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
sucI.ded From WIT. Schools.

ALTON, ILL.,, Sept. 24-Clashes with
the police have been feared here from
the exclusion of cOlOred children from
the public schools, policemen having
been stationed at the doors of school
houses. The negroes insist that the law
is on their side, and fatty refuse to
send their children to the schools built
for them. The Supreme Court decisions
in similar cases 1T Galesburg, Quincy
and Upper Alton encourage them in
the belief that they will triumph in the
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
RespitsI Whea Dressed Fer The Gallsws.

JEFFERSON, Ga Sept, 24.-The exc
cution of Grady Reynolds and Bud
Crooks, murderers Of NJ. G. Hunt, in
J Jackson county, did not take PLACE TO-
day. At 3 O'Clock this mornig the Gov
ernoF respited Brooks for four weeks
on . confession made By Reynolds
that he, single-hsnded, had committed
the murder, but that Brooks planned
the murder and shared in the division
Of the money, Reynolds was dressed
or the gallowA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
Suit Araiust Stewart Broa

Complaint has been filed in Wake
county court in a suit against M &
j. 9. Stewart, ex-publio printers. The
complaint sets forth that by reason of
error or oyercharges the Stewards have
received from $4,000 to $4,000 more for
work done for the State than an accu-
rate compliance of the contract would
give them. The suit is brought in the
name of w. II. Worth, Treasurer, ON
relation of the State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
YELLOW JACK KILLED

Cascarets; Candy Cathartic kills
Yellow Jack wherever they find him.
No one who takes Cascarets
regularly and systematically is in
danger from the dreadful disease.
Cascarets kills Yellow fever germs
10 the bowels and prevent new on. S
from breeding. los. 25,. So. all
drugCists,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
MAY REFUSE TO CARRY WHISKY
c'srt Decides In Favor Of the Southern Railway Con
pauy,

Court Decides in Psvor Of the Southern Railway Con-
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 26.-Judge
Newman yesterday refused to com
pei the Southern Railway to carry
the packages as prepared by tho
Bluthenthal q Richard Company,
whisky dealers, into South Carolina
while their case IS pending.
The Rluthenthal & Richard Com,
pany asked for an order to compel
the road to carry their goods until q
settlement of this original package
case, one way or the other, could he
reached. This practically means
that all of South Carolina business
of the Bluthenthal & Richard Com
pany is at az end until the case is
decided, for they refuse to conform
with the SOuthern's demands.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
Indicted The White Oappers.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. 22.-The trial
Of White=Cappers of Mormon elders
and converts began in Winnshoro to-
day. Indictments against twenty
four men, some of them of the best
class of farmers, were given to the
Grand Jury. True bills against six Of
the supposed ring,lesders were re-
ont, including ten women, two Of these
are girls that held at bay a mob of 800,
tha hnn.s The e tsst;me ESCAPED so%
witnesses 10 directly against the in
dicted. '-
LAraR-The Jury after being out
"a hours returned verdict of acauital.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30

Of lif. she will know how to guard her
daughter from the same ills.
In recent letter to DR.. Hartman q
mother writes: 81 have been an in.
valid for . long time after my girl WAS
born. The doctors seemed unable to
help me. was induced to try Peru
na, which cured me and made of me
. sound, healthy and happy wo-
man. By this time my daughter
was three years old aud { made up my
mind that IL Pe-ru-pa was good for me
JIG would be good fOI my lit.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
DEPARTMENT or AosicrlTrsE,
Division Of Statistics.
wAsuIxorox. ID. C.. Jul, . lsy,


Wells, Richardson a Co:
GKNTLEhEx :-Someth N over q year
ago | WAS suffering with nervousness.
lose Of appetite and insomnia. Iva
all run down, and nothing did me any
good, until friend advised RE TO try
Paine's celery compound. ItSk -four
bottles Of the ompound, ard am
more than proud to testify that u CON-
pletely cured me. I haven't had On
unWell day since. eat hearty and
sleep like q heslfhy baby. I consider
Paine's celery compound the best REM
edy Manufactured, and Z most heartily
recomme nd il To suffering humanity
the world over. Sincerely yours, James
$. Mccarthy.
Sieeplessness Is tn. most common, ~
well n the most alarming, aiIment
among those who toll with their brains.
Patient after patient repeats the
the same story. lie goes TO bed 1t the
usual hour, falls of tn sleep very much
a. usual, but. instead OF sleeping
through the whole night, wakes about
three Or earlier and can get mo more
sleep after that time"
Carry home . bottle OF Pain~'s ceI~.
~ compound and see how soon iuaom-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
WELL O0Ns."

Dorhsm People Eadorss the 0ovsru .r.s
Action In susPsnding tho n. X. Com
miasioners.
The Durham correspondent OF the
News and Observer says:
Many people were seen to-day after
the arrival OF the News and Obseryer
bringing the news of Governor Rus
sells action with reference to the two
Wilson's and there was universal com.
mendatiOn and general rejoicing. Gov.
Russell has touched the popular pulse
in this part Of the moral VINEYARD.
There is unanimous "WeN done"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30

tie girl: I have
used the Pe-Su-na
for heF ever since.
Whenever she is
sick. whenever she
catches cold, or
gets nervous, or
has any one of the
numberless all
ments to which
girls are subject, I
give her Peru na.
She is nov sixteen
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
IN ALL RESPECTS WELL.

81 have been subject to great debili-
W and attacks of rheumatism. never
received more than temporary relief
from medicine, until / began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla which toned up my
system and made me in all respects q
well woman.I am thankful for Hoods
sarsaparilla."MAR JACKSON, Bum
pass, Va.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
A GREAT WRECK At A BRIDGE.

0se Hundred and Fifty People Were Killed sad Fouses
Injured.
BOMBAY, Sept. 25.-Rscent advices
from the scene of the wreck of the
bridge of the Bungalore- M ysore Rail-
road, near Maddur, indicates that $50
persons were killed and IA injured.
Seventy persons succeeded in max
ing tn cir escape.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.

Like mother. like
daughter! II the
mother is q healthy
woman, the daugh-
ter is apt to be the
same This 10 es-
pecially true il the
mother UNDER
stands exactly up
on what her good
health depe nds. II
the mother has
learned to guard
herself fPOmth flls
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30


r.....,HArrh0usem here say the
49,. ..uml~-icn men are working
co.,, U.m hy refusing to make adj
~. 20. farmers unless they grow
cotton.
,.,...tI NJ cOnvicts, about fifty was
c.. rhr psnitrntiary to the State
..r ,hr Roanoke Monday, leaving
-, rty IN the prIsUn-ihe small
u"n,',ro1rr -rnce IT'S doors were opened
in $50.
coy.r,or Russell reprievps until
r',.r...r 5.h Lum Haynes, negro
o'v.. ru have been publicly hanged
vtr,hau last Friday. The re-
49, ,u permit him to be a witness
sgarn-' a.."--orIeS.
me l.'ugh Chamber Of Commerce
80 &C.,, e'rcted new Oflicers-R. b.
On, rrr-IdrnG; Messrs. j. G.. Drew
sry T.. H. lowell, and w. ii. William
,g the three Vice-Presidents; Mr..
T,rk Nari, Treasurer; Mr.. George
,I.n --rrprtry, and Mr.. Chas. Pear
.na assistant secretary.
Nv. Jones, n brother of Sheriff
Tone. will remain here temporarily in
,Hs .Lerfr'. cllice to assist in the col
,sctjon Of taxes, a work that has in
creased he duties in the shefIff's office
,u-idprabIy. Mr.. j. w. Jones is one
dWaAe'- most popular citizens, and
hsmaGy Raleigh acquaintances will
he pleased 10 know that he is to reside
here, though temporarily.
Auditor AVER says the task Of the
state Board Of pensions in ascertain
ing who Of the 200 new applicants for
pension are worthy and who are not is
hard one. 1t is found that one man
who is drawing pension has served a
term in the penitentiary here. A man
IN Union county returns to the Audit
or pension warrant for sixty-fOur
dollar. aging no man in the county
is entitled to such warrant. The COM
ment Of The Auditor is that many peO-
pie are on the pension rolls who
ought not to be there, while no doubt
many who deserve pensions are not on
the ROLLS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
Criminal Court Conven...

The fall term of Wake Superior
court for the trial of criminal cases
convened Monday, Judge Robinson is
presiding and Solicitor f w. Pou is in
his accustomed place. There are SO
cases dOcketed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
Ayers Cathartic Pills

nave. from the time of their
preparation, been a continuous
success with the public. And
that means that Ayers Pills
accomplish what is promised
Tor them: they cure where
others fail. It was fitting.
therefore. that the worldwide
popularity Of these pills should
be recognized by the Worlds
Fair medal Of 1803-a fact
which emphasizes the record:
50 Years of Cures.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30

Parties having Rough Rice to sell or
Clean Rice to boy will flnd IL to their
interest to communicate with our buy
ers aud brokers Or diPecs to us. We
pay highest market prices for Rough
Rice. CAROLINA RICE MILLS.
GOldsboeo, N. G
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
II The Baby 10 Gu stir Z Teeth.

BE sure and use thar old and we'll
tried remedy, MRS. wINsLow's SoorH-
ING SYRUP, for children teethinR II
sOothes the child, softens the gums.
allays all pain, cures wind collie and q
the best remedy for diarrb9. Twenty
five cents q bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-09-30
WILLIAM S. BARNES,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RALEIGH, N. C.

Will buy or sell for cash only and
STRICTLY ON Commission Country
Produce, Domestic and Foreign Fruits
at Wholesale. Specialties-Eggs and
Butter. 10000 dozen egGs can be han
died weekly for cash at fair prices for
consignments, and orders solicited.
Returns made promptly.