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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania

|HtAuS yiVdHid
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND e
SHEETS.
F-bO A al. week days-PITTSBURG EX-
PhEsS-Parior and Dining Cars, Harris
1O.5O A NJ PENIS YLvANIA LIMITED
ulIdIan Sleeping. Dining, smoking and
UDseryatton cars. Harrisburg to Chicago,
iand and Toledo. Burfet Parior Car %
1850 a. Il. FAsr LINE-PuiIn.an Burrei
Parior Car To Harrisburg Buffet FariOI
Car. Harrisburg to Pittsburg
40 y NJ EHHAGO AND 81 LOFTS
Express = Sleeping Car Washington
9aIs ,!MsIiarrlsiIurg to st. LOUIS, IIn0Bnau
f.I0 r, A. WESTERN ExPREss-Puu
nidn SieepslE Car to PIttsbUFg. Chicago.
ana Harrisburg To Cleveland Dining
ITO r. VI S0C IHWEsTERN ExPI,Ess
fnlnlan Sleeping Cars NAsiifag ts,5i n
Ihesourg and Harrisburg to ST Louis
a a Loulsvfiie tvIa cindnBatD- Dining
1910 T.. Nj. PACIFIC ExPREss-Pu:.-
man Sleeping Car To PittsfSIrg
-oo "A Al iOr Kane. CananC.si. qua, KOciles-
yer, nd NiaSara alis daily, except
o,50 a n Tor EImlra and .ienovo daily.
except sunday. FOR Lex Haven week
days and wllhamsport SUNDAYS, $40
7.lo 2: 81. Tor wnlamsport, Rochester.
DuiIdio and Niagara rails daily exeeDt
SATURDAY, with STEPPING car washington
=, 70 suspension bnGge. via Buffalo
AZ "a 40 Z; ": TOT Enc, CanaHuaigua, ltocbes-
SSs. puIialo, and Niagara Falls daiIyl
.sieepng Car Washing ton 10 ElITira 'H
fhiiadelphia. New 1OrK, anu
the East
s ~ a: 81 "CoNGREssIoNAL LIN
LED, daily, all ParlcC Cars with Din
lnS Car from Baltim0re Kept,lar NJ Z 90
DINING Carr, 500, S.OL, 10. 30 (Dinins.
IningtonJ A. ~, IL as, SI5, 4.ZU.6 81
ID;0O and ll.35 4. on sunday Z 90
Dining Carr. 500, 90, Hoo (Dinina
10, $50. 1000 and II 20 r a. 10:
ss,hliadeipilia only, + ast Express, 80 a
~ ~ ,v week days; ExPtess z. 10 z
gary; Eor Boston. without change,
For Atlantic city fvia Delaware River
For 6si tiis,s; sn-Iali reg5e, $40 p N; Dolly
I2.l5. I2.45, 2.0I, 3I6, $40 n % lin
ted, 4.20, 50, 5. 40, 5I5, $50, II
1000. 1910, 1I15 and IL 50 D. m
loo a: m, II. Is. 10, Oh, 8 is, g. 40.
400 llnlitedl, 40, 5 40. 1.15, $50.
~ m daily, except sunday
For Annapolis. 100, s-tsD a m, 1918
Sundays IS 200 IA a. ma e4g Is q Sunday ~
Atlantic Coast LINE Florida Special
for jacksonville and St AuEUSriue
1O-4S p Ia. week days. TX press for
Florida and points On Atlantic Cosst
Line. 43O a n. 40 D. IA daily;
Richmond only, 1857 a. III. -Teek DAYS:
Atlanta Special via Richmond END Sea
board Air Line. 4. az y. IA daIy Ac-
COnlIn1datiOn for QtfanttcO, Z. 10 a. Ia.
ami 20 y. IN. week days
Ticket offices. cUrneT Fifteenth and @
streets and at the station, Sixth and
streets. where orders "a be left for check
ing OF baggage 70 destination IT IN hotels
and IeSILences.
J. y. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
j. X. WOOD. General faSsg nger Agent
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PROPOSALS.


DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Washing
ington, ID. C., April D, 1S97 Sealed
proposals will be received at this depart
ment until O'Clock .. M, Monday, May
3, 1897, and opened immediately there
after for furnishing stationery and sup
plies for the United States courts and
Federal court Officers, fiscal year l6J6-
The right is reserved to REJECT any and
all bids and to waive defects Blank
forms of proposals and ali necessary 1nioI-
nation Will be furnished upon application
To the Chief Of the Div isi0n OF Accounts,
Department OF Justice. JOSEPH Me
KENNA, Attorney General ap5,7 ,9-3t
PROPOSALS FOR WINDOW SHADES
OfIiGe of the superintendent, building
for the Library OF Congress, Washington,
b. c.. March so, 1897 Sealed proposals
for Furnishing delivering and putting in
place complete the 511 window shades
Tor the building fer the Library OF Con
gress in this city, viii be received at this
Office until O'Clock p. m +, Tuesday, the
18th day Of April, 1897, and then pub
licly opened specifications, general liz
structions and blank forms OF proposal
may be obtainedton application TO this Of
fice BERNARD K. GREEN, SUperiDtenG-
ent. Inh3l APP, D. -, LIST
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FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 so
and 50 per day. Apply to the REX
STABLES, rear 615 s ST. NV; telephone
call, 100. ma26-tf.em
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PROF. HALEE,

GYfSY QUEEN-F ortune teller: ladies.
~; eI ~ 81 mo sign. Removed
w i-A- II so' NV" ap3-7t
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W ANTED-To purchase a set OF Hopkins
Plat Books PLAT, this office. Item
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ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-InC Cape May,
for improved propertyin either Washing
ton or Baltimore. or good farm adjacent to
either city, valuable hotel of 80 rooms,
splendidly furnished throughout, including
restaurant, music hall of 900 seating ca
pacity; ten-pin alleys, etc; all under
cover; complete in every particular; owner
engaged in other important business and
cannot attend 10 it. Apply to WALSIlE &
SCHWARTZ, Cos F st. NV. apS-3t-em
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FOR sALE-suBuRBAN

FOR SALE-0ne acre Of ground III Anaccs
tia, squares from car line; splendid
truck garden; improved by cottage. VIII
sell for 81 200; 500 cash, balance on easy
terms: bargain. Address GARDEN. this
office. ap9- ,em
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Dr.. Ledtherndn.

private diseases Structure, II yelrocele and
Varicocele quickly cured Diseases of the
blood, skin, bladder, kidneys and syph-
little diseases permanently cured Vital
powers restored. Consultation free
Hours, to Il, to5 Tuesday, Thurs.
cay and Saturday evenings, to d. No
6O2 NV Closed Sundays. NH l4-1mo
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A. ". fiOI MES,

Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Special
Offer-A fine st. 90 1ipaldi mandolin 81 90
instruction book. sheet music and 20 les
sons for S15 Spring term, 20 lessons, SO.
Studio, Room j. $50 r ST. nh22-1m
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HrI.P wASrED-MALE

WANTED An experienced man to drive
milk wagon Cali 459 . st. NV Item
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WANTED-T unfur. rooms for light
house keeping: state location and terms.
c. B., this office. ap6-Stem
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FOR SALE-The best real estate invest
nent adjoining the city OF Washington,
q lot on khode sland ave, lexington only
$3.50. DANIEL & ARMAT, 1913 ST.
ap6 Stem
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wANTED-RDOMS.

WANTED-By man and wife, 3 unfurnished
rooms: FL floor; light housekeeping; Cap.
Hill: state price. J W A, 249 Sth st ne
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMPS

NANTED-Eor cash, all kinds OF old United
States postage and department stamps;
collections also bought. H + DUNK
HORST, 1913 .ta al NIX feJu
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FOR RENT-A nicely fur front room south
ern eN poSure: 8 minutes walk from any
department; cheap: also gentleman to
share room, So. 6u4 10Th st. NV.
ap9-7t-pm
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FOR RENT-A Jewish young man can get
excellent room and board in q private
Jewish family at a moderate price. Apply
605 . st. NV. ap9-3teIn
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FOR Furnished or unfur rooms,
all front, with board, in pleasant corner
house, near all car lines, large attic room
Tor rent. "a II st NV. ap9-3tem
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Grocery store, Pa. ave NV; splendid
location; monthly sales S 900; rent $50;
best reasons why offered. BRADSHAW,
1914 La. ave. apS-3t
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-At prices TO suit the times,
horses, carriages, and wagons; a II 81 yies;
also board horses by the day, week, or
month WASHINGTONI.TF EkY WAC on
AND HARNESS CO, S27 ID st NV.
aD2-tf
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rent ST so; sub rent $50; daily cash re,
ceipts S35; for lodging and bar; Pa ave
NV; SIS, 500; one-half cash FULTON
K. GORDON, Business Exchange, 91S
+ st. NV apS-3t
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WANTED-HOIS SIS.

WANTED House; rent to go To the paw
meDts; viii purchase If holse suits: a m.
l.; not very Tar NV; must be NV. ALLEN
TOWN. tins Office. apS-3tem
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FOR SALE-Combined con fectioncry, cigar
fruit and light stock of fancy groceries:
best corner in the city, first-ciaSS trade
established: will sell cheap; To settle an
estate. Address TRUSTEE, this office
aDS-3t-em
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FOR RENT-4O5 and 407 Sd st. sw.; six
loom BRICK. water, III splendid condition;
TO desirable colored tenants; $3.50 each.
Apply az h st. NV. ap1-u em
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-One or two fine lots at Wood
side; price low II. s., 2612 Pa. ave-
NV apS-3t
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WANTED To buy or rent a small farm
near city. Address, with particulars,
HART, this Office. aIe3t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WANTED BY neat, respectable coiored
girl from Virginia, a place in private
family as cook, chambernaid or nurse
Call for days at 1880 X st. NV. Item
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MISCELLANEOUS

ONE NICE SQUARE PIANO, CARVED
legs aud IN splendid c6Heitaon, Sl4o, 20
cash and So per month.
One Square, suitable for beginner, nice
tone andNetion, $40; So cash and $3 per
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FOR SALE-A corner grocery and Drovi-
sion store; splendid location; can he
bought at a bargain; cheap rent BRAD
SHAW, 494 Louisiana ave. ap7-3t-pn
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FOR RENT Third-stery front room 10
ladies for the keep of small rooms. Adj
dress e. A. g., this office. ap9-3tem
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WANTED-A Rsiddle-aged settled white
man to attend to horses. milk COW and
make himself generally useful about place:
must have CITY refs. az to sobriety and
honesty: wages. SIP FER month. Call after
5 D. M. j II. RUPERT, Cottage Hill,
near BladensbuTg road ne aI6-3t ,cTa
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WANTED-By a respectable colored girl,
n place as cook or general housewurk IN
private family; good REF. furnished. ppIy
at $40 NJ NV. 1t
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WANTtD-BDARDEllS

KOSHER BOARDING-H0USE-W WOLF.
62l II ST. NV, Washington. 10 T.
mai limo
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GYPSY QUEEN-Fortune teller; ladies,
ooc; gentlemen, 5 (no sign. Removed
TO l212 b st NV. ap9-7t-em
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WANTED TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.
viii stop an leaks free, aud charge only
for painting: work guaranteed
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT co.
aug1f 1923 Sth st NV
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FOR SALE-Cigar store, near Pa. ave-;
one of the best locations in the CITY; bar
gain. BRADSHAW, 494 Louisiana ave.
apo st
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Morning and Sunday Times, IS cents
Month
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PERSONAL.

MME. RETTA, medium for spirit messages
sitingS, 25c and 50c. 523 18th st NV.
ap9-7t-em
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KANTE Several cases OF fair grade
teas. green or black, spot caSn for the
ri.sht thing. bus il must come cheap Adj
dress T A c. this office apS-3t-eIn
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WANTED l have $500: will buy business
or invest money and service in good
buSiaass. ROBERT. this office apS-3t
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FOR REST-RooNs.

FOR RENT-Large unfur, 2d-story rooms;
heat, gas and bath. 81 Sd st. NV
ap9-3tem
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WAHTED-PdrtueT lady or gentleman
with Sl0O IN legitiua te. prof, a rte bust
ness. PHOTOGRAPHER, this office.
anA-3r
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-9-room cottage at Woodside,
on Met. Branch u. & o. X. r.: furnace;
hot and cold water; large lot; mile from
electric cars; $50 per mo. DULANY.
FLEMING * LEE. 1920 ST. mh27-tf
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BUsIS Ess CHANCES.

FOR SALE -Cheap-SaloOn on Pa. ave,
doing a good business: good rea sons for
selling. Address CHEAP, this office
4
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NINE THE0, MEDIUM,
Scientific palnist and card reader: know
your late anu fortune: open daily. German
spoken. 25c. and soc. 929 III st NV
DpS-1mO
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FOR RENT-Ou reasonable terms, three
story modern brick house, 2l2 North
TO every line of street cars. Apply
OWNER, PA n Capitol st. NV ap9-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES-

FOR RENT Bakery, IarGehouse, store and
stable. fit for any business; Cheap rent
1916 9Th st NV, Inquire OF j. BAT TEN
BERG, l243 eth st. NV. ap9-3t-ein
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WANTED-A first-claSs young ColoTed bar
her; permanent place; good wages, at
1890 II ST INV. IL
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FOR SALE-Lunch room. Pa. ave; paying
business. location central, rent reason
able; bargain. BRADSHAW, 494 La
ave apo ct
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Morning and Sunday Timca, csc. month";
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WANTED A strong white boy 10 learn
trade: also d colored boy. Call 1924 4th
81. NV. II
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EDUCATIONAL.
MIR. WuLIAM wALDkCKEi
nItf. A. TRrGINA

FORM,
instrumental TIoN.
instruction given at residence of pupil
Convenient hours. Terms, s. per lesson
Address A TREGINA, 5I9 18th st. Sc
u1i194-2
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WANTED MIscELLAS tss,, :.
WANTED To huy two good work horses
must be cheap. Apply 101 Pa. ave. NV.
IT
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WANTED-To bay several mounted birds
and small animals To place in museum;
most be cheap and an good condition. Ad-
dress MI scum, this office. ap9-3tem
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

that there will not be such . clash;
and il this clash should ever come,
while there are men whose senti-
ments and whose patriotism might
cause them to align themselves with
the people and stand for their inter
ests, it is only reasonable for MS
to understand and admit that the
higher emoluments offered by cor
porations will have q tendency to Sc
cure for their interests the brightest
and best intellects which the State
or country may produce.
AFTER all, the people pay
the salaries of both, the Of
GERS of the State and the Off
GERS of trusts and corporations-the
first by tax imposed on themselves
the second by q toll levied by the
trusts and combines; and inasmuch
as the people pay these salaries, why
cannot, why do not they have the
courage and sense to make such reg
ulations as will enable the State to
offer and pay as much for intellect
and brain in the service of the State
and people as corporations pay for
intellect and bra.1 in their service?
shall not elaborate this sugges-
ton, but dismiss it with the remark
that if it presents itself to you with
anything like the phases with which
it occurs to me, you will have no
trouble in seeing which side will win
in a contest, If the contest come
and is to be settledIpeaceably.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

Nos: 403 and 402.-''The Atlanta Special y
Solid Vestibuled Train of Pullman Sleepers
aud Coaches between Washington and At
ianta, also Pullman 6lsepers between Ports
mouth and Chester, s. C.
Nos: Il and 38.-"The 8 A. L, Express"
Solid Train, Coaches and Pullman Sleepers
between Portsmouth and Atlanta Com
pany sleepers between Columbia and At
lAnta.
Both trains make immediate connections
g Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile. New
Orleans, Texas, California. Mexico, Chat
tt.noogs. Nashville, Memphis, Macon. Flor
ida.
For Tickets, sleepes, and information,
apoly to Ticket Agents, Or to
NC.
Z. ST. JOHN, vics President and aen'l
" & MoBEE. e.n,l super,nt.ud.n,.
f H. w. B.-QLOVER, Traffic Msnger.
=. ]. ANDERSON, Gen'l Passenger AIT.
General Ofices: PORTSMOUTH VA.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

Views Of tho Farmers on tho Economic
Value of tho System.
Washington Post
The Department of Agriculture is
sending ont from the Office of Assist
ant Secretary. Hon J. H. Brigham, q
circular letter to Pleading farmers
throughout the United States" in
vitlng an expression of their views
as to what the economic value of the
free distribution of seeds by the De-
partment has been since the creation
OF the system by Congress IN 1862.
The inquiry relates particularly to
the leading cereals-corn, wheat,
oats, rye, barley, and other grains.
as we'll as to grass, forage, and other
plants of economic value to Ameri-
can farmers. Franked envelopes are
inclosed for replies.
It will :be recalled that Hon. j.
Sterling Morton made vigorous at
tack on the free seed system while ne
was Secretary of Agriculture, but
Congress sustained it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26
Children'S Corner
Wishes and Work.

Said one little chick, with n funny lit.
tie squirm,
81 wish I could find nice. fat worm"
Said another little chick, with strange
little shrug,
~ wish I could lind a nice, fat bug"
Said a third Iittle chick, with queer
little squeal,
81 wish could find some nice, yellow
meal"
Vow, look here said the mother
from tn. green garden patch.
az you want any breakfast you must
get up and scratch"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26
FARE FOR The ROUND TRIP.


1907 Column Oo sale April and daily on Apr
Column ~ e. ocsooe. 18th nnai limit Nov h Isl and
"cSesr 18th anal days in Addition to ate Of sale
April asth inciudina coSer ssth Fins
~ Gays ~ addition OF ale 1~'"S o0'oe' -'
Uued .s Hates In this apply Military
ckees c same moving IN nd
October Ise1 oaiiy Beginning April and
nes limit 10 days in addition sale S,pss
OSomo g. Rates in
Of nrncirs psstaes Ut Is upon written
schools and universities sold MAY
hind eno September 1884, no
''A''' 'sa oays IN addition to date Of ale
]. M. GULF. Wv. a. TURK
Tran. No. c..S
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26
A Trading Dog

l was going down a little side
street in the French quarter in New
Orleans one morning, when l saw a
dog-apparently a cross-bred setter
that had come down in the world
trotting gayly along the banquette in
front of me, carry quail in his
mouth. Presently he came to a
queer little bake-shop setting upon
an old time court. Stopping before
the shop window, the dog reared up
on his hind legs, and tapped with
his fore paws upon the closed pane,
whereupon the baker came aud
raised the window.
"Bon jour, monsieur," said the
man, quite cheerily, as if he were
speaking to an old acquaintance.
At the same time he took a small
round loaf of bread from the shelf
and put it down on the sill.
The dog, wagging his tail the
while, deposited his bird on the win.
dow ledge, picked up the loaf, and
trotted back the way he came.
"You are wondering at my queer
customer" asked the baker, seeing
my astonishmene at the transaction
"Well, all l can tell YOU" he went
on els that the dog has been trading
30 for nearly year now. Where h.
comes from aud to whom he belongs
know not. / think it is more likel,
that he is a stray, making his wi
living. l have fancied sometime
that he must rob the stalls in tn,
French market for the things h
brings me. But l do not know, an,
nobody complains. Sometimes
fish or q crab; now and then only
potato or sprig of parsley or theme
Now and then, although very rarely
he comes with out anything at all
Then I know, poor fellow, he ha
had a bad day 80 he gets his loa
just the same. Why not? Even
dog must live, and often he overpays
anyhow, 80 it all comes right in tn
end"
"Its is queer, though" the ma
continued, che always must hsv
the same so of bread, no other wi
he take. See, I keep his loaf hel
Away, and If start to get one frol
another shelf, he bsrks, you d,n
kaow how, and will not put dow
whatever be has broaght till / q
the right bread. 0, he is sharp, ths
dog" add. d the baker, and / thin
most people will agree with him.
Philadelphia Times.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

Rev. II. Dewitt Talmage says:
When was y boy my mother used
say to me sometimes. dewitt, You
will be sorry for that when l gone"
And remember just how she looked,
sitting there with cap and spectacles,
and the old Bible in her lap. She
never said truer thing than that.
While we have our friends with US
we may say ungusrded things that
wound the feelings of those to
whom We ought to give nothing
but kindness. After q while some
Of our friends are taken away from
us, and those of US who are left say
"Oh, if we could only get bank those
unkind words, those unkind deeds;
if we could only recall them" But
you cannot get them back.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

There were two little kittens, u black
and u gray,
And grandmamna sAid with frown n,
cit never will do to keep them both,
That black one we'd better drown
"Don't cry, my dear" to tiny Bess,
zone kittens enough to keep:
Now run to nurse, for It's growing late,
And time you were fast asleep"
Tomorrow dawned, and rosy and
sweet
Came little Bess from her nap,
The nurse said, 600 into mamma's
room.
And look into grandma's lap"
"Come here said grandma, with a
smile,
From the rocking chair where she
sat;
God has sent you two little sisters;
Now, what do you think OF thaty"
Bess looked at the babies moment,
With their wee heads, black and
brown.
And then to grandmamma soberly
said,
(which one are you going to drownT
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

A cable received in Boston, Mass,
says that Captain j. W. Whitmans
and mate, William Saunders, of the
schooner Olive Pecker, have been
murdered by the crew. The vessel
was afterwards burned, but the crew
escaped and landeu at Bahia.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

Not one complaint has ever been
made by those using Ayers Sarsapa-
ri'a according to directions. Further
more, we have yet to learn of a case in
which it has failed to afford benefit.
So say hundreds of druggist all over the
C nntry. Has cured others, will cure
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

A SUNDAY-SCHooL superinten-
dent at the close Of an address On
the creation, which he was sure he
had kept within the comprehension
of the least intelligent of the scholars
smillngly invited questions.
A tiny boy, with white eager
face and large brow, at once held
up his hand.
"Please, sir, why was Adam never
a baby?"
The superintendent coughed in
some doubt az to what answer to
give, buta little girl Of nine, the
eldest Of several brothers and sisters,
came promptly to his aid.
"Please, SIR she said, smartly,
"there was nobody to nuss him.
Tit-Bits.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

A palindrome is word or short
sentence that can be read forward or
backward, as "Hannah."
Here is an old one we have put
in q new setting.
Said Eve. "Who are you? to the
man by her side.
"MADAM, I'M ADAM!" he quickly
replied.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-08-26

The council at Roanoke, Va. has
sb ,lished "nickel-in: the-slot' ma
shines In that city.