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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-07

The Board of County Commissions
or, held their regular monthly session
ths week.
Tue best medicine you can take is
that which builds solid foundation
FOR health in pure, rich blood. -
Hood Sarsaparllla.
The Board of Directors of the -. ID.
a f. Institute held a SPECIAL meeting
Tuesday to award contract for the
erection Of two industrial buildings
one for the white department and one
for the roIorrd. The contract was
awarded to Register 81 Moser, Raleigh.
The secretary of State last week
Incorporated the Taylor place
Coal Land Association at Taylor
Place, chatham county. The bust
ness of the company is mining
100000 The inCOrporators are
james A. Baker, +. >. Fonse, Il +. Ry-
der
On the 18th of this month there will
be several changes in the clerical
forces in Collector Duncan's office.
Several deputy collectors will also be
displaced. The change vi | b, occa-
CssIOned by anew construct ion recent
ly placed upon the civil service rules
in the revenue department
THE CAUCASIAN acknowledges re-
Ceipt of the State Normal and Indust-
rial College catalogue for 1898. From
il We learn that the State Normal and
Industrial College is six years old.
Including the Practice and Observa-
ton school and special students, the
catalogue shows an enrolment of 6S3
Tor the past year. Students desiring
toseCure free tuition and admission to
the dOrmitories as boarders should
send in their applications before July
10th.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-07
THE UNIVERSITY.

Largest patronage and fullest equipment
in its history. Faculty. 49, Students, sos;
3 Academic Courses; 3 Elective Courses; 3
Professional Schools, In Law, Medicine and
Pharmacy.
Advanced classes open to women. TUT
ton $50 year. Board q q month. Ample
opportunities for self-help. Scholarships
and loans for the needy. SPINNER School
for Teachers; "a Instructors; 1s5 Students.
Total enrolment go. For Catalogue ad
dress, PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,
Chapel Hill, N. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-07

coud District Congres-ionalCon,en lion.
The Congressional convention for
The 2ud Congressional District will
meet IN Wilson on Friday, July 10Th,
ap. m. A full attendance is desired.
Respectfully,
]. II. Ii. HOOVER,
Chairman End Cong. Dist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-07
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Mail treatment given
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CerYera'S Fleet
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be Presiding elder who does not
agree with the bishop; no preacher
can be sent to a desirable appointment,
unless he agrees with the presiding
elder; and SO, no gospel will be preach
ed that does not defy the rich and con-
tent itself with the giving of Dives
crumbs to the poor. And all this pros
pect of things comes to view, here in
North Carolina, at least. under the
guise of "Christian education
Trinity College has been heralded
throughout North Carolina by its Pres
ider t, as the chief exemplar, if not the
sole source of Christian education,
and consequently of Christian char
acter.
Public education, the system begun
by our fathers, and carried on by US
as the last hope of . people who would
,, not be slaves-public education, the
hope of the Republic, is denounced by
!, the President of the Board of Trust
ees of Trinity College as unjust and
unfair to him and his like, and social
: istic. The President of Trinity Col
;, lege, in his famous address oD "Cbris-
!, tian Educati0n," delivered all over
!. North Carolina, has substantially de-
!. nounced the public school system rs q
!. pestilential breeder of anarchy, and
he has declared his opposition to all
} free college tuition.
DR.. Kilgo and Mr.. Southgate agree
upon this point. Do the people OF
North Carolina agree with them?
ri Is Christian education to be had al
b the hands of gentlemen who fawu
d upon the mighty and 80 despise the
l. weak?
r Is the treatment which has beer
d given to Judge Clark an illustration
% of Christian character, consequent
n upon the Christian education which
n Trinity College gives?
e.. We believe that the bulk of tn.
II Meth0dists in North Carolina would ,
thousand times rather have the oil
Trinity in it's poverty - it lay in tn.
county Of Randolph, with Braxt0l
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-07
Lieut.. shipp Killed at santiago.

June 30, 1898.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
MARION COUNTY COURT,


An action for divorce was filed In
department number two by Martha
King VS.. William King.
The plaintiff alleges cruel aud in
human treatment, deserti0n and
habltual intoxicatlon as cause for
action and prays for decree dIssolvlng
the bonds Of matrimony giving her
the care and custody OF her three
minor children aud for such further
relief as the court may deem just to
graut. John scott is attorney for
plalntitl.
A marriage license was Issued "a
Miss Alice Cosper and Mr.. Henry
Albers, both OF this county, ID. s.
Richards signed the necessary AM
ddvlt.
Marion Palmer, appointed by Judge
Terrell 10 PARTITION the real property
belonging TO the estate Of Francis
Manning, deceased, aud set aside the
widows dover, in the contest OF
Mary j. Manning, vs.. the Bank OF
Woodburn, Saturday filed his report
Flfty-three acres OF the estate were
awarded to Mrs. Mary j. Manning.
Maggie McFadden, adminlstratrlS
OF the Thomas McFadden estate, to-
day filed an inventory showing
property valued at S2770.
The following deeds we're filed ia
the recorders Otilce. w. NJ. Kaiser
aud wife TO II. p. Boise tYe acres OF
land In Marion countyg. G. d, $3.50
Herman Barchet and wife OF w. r.
Thomas, ne Inv I sec. 10, tus 0,
lw. containing 20 acres OF land
Ia Marion county W, o. $1,000.
Albert Cartwright and wife TO E,
Chamnes, lot %, Silverton Oregon W.
d. $500.
First National Bank OF Salem "a
VIM, NJ, KAISER, 675 acres In sections
81 aud a2, tss, r,S ", being 326 acres
of the A. NJ. Belt d. /. c. aud 32l
acres OF the Elsiah Wilkinson d. |. c,
and 2S acres Of the l.. Il, Judson farm
" d. $500.
Ella G.. Fishburn 60 Walter Whelan,
lot No. ,, IN block No. 4, In G. ii,
Jones' addition Ia Salem w. d. l25.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
PRUNES AND HOPS.

The prune ralsers around Lebanon
have sold their entire crop, which
will aggregate about 80 tons, to a
Portland firm, for 3, 81 and 81 cents
per pound, according to size and
quality. Four new drlers were
erected within two miles OF Lebanon
this year, and all the prunes turned
out by them are pronounced tirst-class.
Several large hop sales were made
ln Forest Grove and Vicinity. Robert
Porter, OF this city, sold $4,000 pounds
and John Brisblne 10000 pounds OF
this years crop at 10 cents, william
Moore, OF Greenville, sold $4,000
pounds at the same price. Mr.. Bris-
blne also sold 5000 pounds of 1897 hops
at 4 cents.
A pool OF hops agRreRatlng 10000
pounds was sold at wilbur Friday
night TO LiYesley & Co., OF Salem, for
l5s cents per pound. This sale probably
closes out the hop crop Of Douglas
county.
The Albany Evaporatlng Co., Tryon
Bros, McKensey, Servers, Stratton
aud HarLish, fruit growers OF Albany,
sold their prunes amounting TO about
seven car loads, TO Lang s. Co., Of
Portland. Arrangements had been
made to ship the prunes but the buy
erS took the fruit there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
FoRTY.FuoR CLUB.
A New Social Organization Formed
Among the Society People

Among the Society People
Saturday evening number OF Sa-
lem's young society people met TO or
ganlze a social and dancing club.
On a previous evening temporary
organization had been affected and
the latter meeting was for the pur.
pose Of adopting constitution and
arranging the minor details.
The object of the society IL TO give
a social dance once every two weeks,
the first one TO be held on the evening
OF the ninth OF November. The MEM
bers are the elite Of Salem society and
the club will be agreat factor IN the
social life of the capital city.
The following list or officers were
elected at the meeting.
President. Frank X. Lowell; secre-
tary and treasurer, Paul Sroat; com.
mlttee on arrangements, DR.. A. A.
Jessup, ii. Il. Albert and Chas. Nc
Nary; committee on Invitations and
membership, DR.. w. b. Morse, Harry
II. Olinger, Cfas. McNary, Oswald
West aud Paul Sroat.
The membership OF the society is
limited to "A male members, hence
the name OF the organization.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
OREGON STATE NEWS

Saturday, October 20, will be the
occasion OF q reunion OF Grangers
throughout the state, to be held in
Corvallis. The feature Of the occasion
will be an address by W. NJ. Hilleary,
maser Of the state Grange, one Of the
most ardent workers In the crganiza-
tion.
The bank Of Huntington has elected
the following officers: Hon. John Fl.
Aitkiu, president; Alexander II. Keer,
OF Portland, Vice president;' A. R..
Niles, cashier; board Of directors, J..
II. AitkIn, A. II. Kerr and A. Suther.
land,
Heppner has organized fire depart
ment, with the following Officers:
Frank Natter, chief; James Thomp-
son, assistant chief; Frank Roberts,
captain hose company No. 4; e. M.
Shut, captain hose company No. q
j. T. Stewart, secretary; James Hart,
treasurer,
Contractor Fred Erixon. who has
charge of the stone work on the new
assembly hall at the Chemawa Indian
training chOOl, has made all the ex-
caYatlons for the foundations Of the
building, aud Thursday afternoon he
and his workmen laid the first stone.
An acetylene gas plant In the resi-
dence OF Douglas Belts, OF Birch
Creek. Umatilla county, failed to work
the other day and George Carnes ex-
amined the tank 10 ascertain the
trouble. Carnes' first move vas to
lower lighted lantern into the tank.
There was not much gas In the tank.
but enough TO cause an explosion
Carnes was badly burned Ia the face.
Mr.. A. Brownell OF Albany shipped
Fresno, CAL, twenty.one bales Of moss
from around Gates, TO a big nursery
there to be used 10 shipping fruit
trees. On account OF It's m oist holding
qualities II is the best thing 10 the
world for this purpose. The bales
weighed $50 pounds to IT'S pounds.
The board OF trustee Of the Soda
Vile college held Two days and one
night session last week and elected
E. @. Perry president Of the college,
vice j, r. Geddes resigned. Mr.. Perry
has not accepted as yet, and probably
will not. He is teaching In Eastern
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
Miss Waters Dead.

At the Salem hospital Sunday af-
ternoon, at 2:30 O'Clock. occurred a sad
death; sad, because II ended u young
happy and useful life. Miss Mildred
Waters, the daughter OF presiding
elder ID. a. Waters, passed away at
that time, having undergone an oper-
atien on Friday last for appendicitis.
Miss Waters had but recently
moved TO this city with her parents
who was transferred here by the con-
ference OF the Methodist church by
the election OF Mr.. Waters TO the
post OF presiding elder.
Miss Waters entered Willamette
University, where she at once won the
friendship OF her scheol mates and the
love OF her instructors. Monday
morning she went 20 school as usual
but returned Ia the afternoon III.
She rapidly grew worse and the
doctors had her removed to the hos
pital where she underwent the opera d.
tion as before stated. AT first IL was
thought the operation was entirely
successful but complications arose
which ended in death. Miss Waters
was a member OF the Methodist
church and was loved aud respected
by all who knew her.
The funeral services will be con,
Quoted from the Methodist Episcopal
church Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock, Rev. DR.. Parsons will have
charge OF the ceremony and will be
assisted by Prest. W. @. Hawley,
The University Will be dismissed at
neon and all the students will attend
the funeral Ia body, lnterment
will be had IN Lee Mission Cemetary,
In statement OF Miss Waters case
made at the hospital IL was said she
had been allIng all summer but the
physicians had been unable 10 dis.
cover the cause OF her Illness aud
could not tell what was the matter
with her. Her death Is stated TO have
been from blood poisoning caused by
excreta lodging In the appendix
which was found 90 be out OF lts
usual place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
SOLDIERS CHRISTMAS.


Christmas Box to Manila.
The ladies Of the Capital Emergency
Corps are very busy gathering and
packing several boxes OF Christmas
gifts for the Oregon soldier boys In
the Philippines.
All persons having friends or rela-
tives In the army are urged to prepare
Christmas boxes and leave them with
Gilbert & Patterson, where the ladies
will gather them together and pack
them. They are urged to take speedy
action, as the ladies wishes TO send
their gifts by the fast freight the last
OF the coming week, and would much
prefer TO have all offerings in by next
Thursday.
The corps ,will help IN pay the
freight charges which are 40 cents
per hundred pounds, but their means
are limited and they would desire that
each person sending box will pay as
much OF the freight as possible. To
pay the entire freight on each box,
will be observed, the rate would be
only two hfths OF a cent pound,
All offerings should be packed In a
heavy paste board box, aud the name
can be put on the inside with any
message II is desirable, while the ad
dress may be written on the out side
In this way II will be
unnecessary for the ladies to do more
than pack the small boxes all to-
gether In large wooden boxes and see
TO their shipment.
Any thing that will keep and Is not
too perlshable or delicate could be
sent, but all persons are warned
against sending sweet meats, candy,
or confections OF any nature as the
hospital authorities at Manila haYe
declared such things TO be undesirable.
IT is hoped by all the corps that
those who have friends OF relatives
will be liberal and send some' present
so that the "boys ia blue" will have a
"Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year" In that far away land just as
though they we're by their own fire.
sides surrounded by their relatives
and their friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
SALEM LOCAL.

lFor additional Local and Social see third page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Thompson, OF
Ashland, are In the city, visiting
friends.
Misses Edith Lewis aud Bertha
Junk have reached home after an over
Sunday visit Ia Portland.
]. J. Graham, councilman and
prominent business man OF Albany
has returned 20 his home after visit
In this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
on to La orande.

A day-bartender for six yearsa at one
sand and beloved by all who knew,
or patronized the place, for upright
ness and fair dealing aud one who will
make friends wherever he may be is
Mr.. Cliif Mellen, who has held DO.
sltlon at NJ. l.. HamiltOn's. Mr..
Mellen goes TO La Grande IN accept a
like position In the Sommer House Bar,
run by George Kreamer, lately OF Sa.
lem. What is Mr.. Kramer's gain Will
be hard TO replace by Mel HamllJon's
popular resort. Cllif has many warm
friends Ia Salem who are loath 20 see
him leave the city. Success 20 Clin
la his new field.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24

A death at the Salem Orphans 4
Home does not occur once Ia years,
but last night babe OF about four
months died that he's been at the
Home about two months. IL has been
feeble aud alling since Its birth,
Matron Miss Brandt was ia hopes OF
bringing IL out healthy child aud
felt very badly over its demise, The
funeral took place this Afternoon at
three o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
To the Penl,en,lary.

Sheriff J. A. Balsley, OF Umatilla
county, brought J. H. Thomas and
james Mcdonald 20 the penltentlary
this morning. fhe hrst one 70 serve
one year fJr burglary, and the second
cue TWO years for the same Ofiense.
sheriff Newt. Livingstone, OF Grant
county, brought Frank Garrison TO
the penitentlaTy today 10 serve a two
years term for larceny,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
IN Police couI,

Joseph Basey, who was adjudged
guilty of assault aud battery on the
person OF Mrs. Ruth Hem. by a Jury
last Saturday, was lined sl5 aud costs
by Recorder Edes, this mOraing at 10
O'clock, which he paid.
The case 0f Chas Pugh, arrested for
assault and battery on III. W. Smith
was tried by Recorder Edes this
afternoon 40 o'clock,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
Governor Lord Lucky.

Governor Lord aud stan came near
being on the torpedo.bOat Davis, when
the explosion occurred. They left
at o'clock on the morning OF the ex
curslon and went 20 Kalama. where
they we're to await the arrival OF the
Davis. They were 10 20 aboard there
aud return 20 Portland, TO witness
the tests made coming up the Col-
umbia,
The explosion occurred before
kalama was reached aud the party
returned on the train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
A stin Hat

looks we'll on some persons aud feels
comfortable on few, but dihner OF
those high grade groceries OF BFansOn
\ Co.'S Is acceptable TO all,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
DIED.

PRICE.-At the state insane asylum,
Friday October 81. Mrs. Polly Price,
aged 70 years OF apoplexy.
Remains we're shiI Iped to the home
OF the deceased, at Hood River by this
mornings train where interment will
be had.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
A Discordant Band

will keep musician awake and CRATE
on his nerves, but a 26c dinner at
Strong's will put him In a good humor
again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
Our Underwear
WILLIS BROS. & co.
CASH DRY GOODS
AND SHOES.

STANDARD Patterns. btst aud cheapest.
Bargain Shoes chlldren's tqc, ledIes
16c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
A Coming Storm

always has its premonotory signs but
the popularity Of the Sc Little Cham
pion cigars has steadily grown TO the
hight OF fame,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24

Insane.
Mrs. Lucy NJ, Thompson aged 30
years was committed TO the asylum
today from Grant county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24

CALL A MDssENGnR
and have.your notes and packages
delivered, to oslleot a bill, 20 60 ON
errandB for you. Ask for special
rates ON merchants pa,,kages
Charges reasonable. Bicycle ser
Woe. Ring Blue boxes OF telephone
90.
Lockwood Messenger System, Central
oftice Mo. 269 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
THE WEATHER.

TonIght and Monday prObablg faIr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24

There is much speculation in po-
lltical circles at Vienna. as 10
whether Emperor Francis Joseph will
marry again. The possibility OF OBJ
talning son 10 preserve the line OF
direct succession IL Is thought may
Induce him TO overcome his own per-
sonal inclinatiOns, The present heir
apparent, Archduke Francis Ferdln-
and, son OF the late Archduke Charles
Louis, second son Of the present en-
peror, is not a strong man, aud IL is
feared he will not succeed In govern
ing the unruly Austrian empire. aud
che marriage OF Emperor Francis
Joseph with certain youthful prln
cess Is already moOted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24

A Managua, Nicaragua. The report
says the contention OF the American
company regarding It's canal conces-
sion from the government OF Nicar-
aqua is sustained.
The concession, ratified by the
Nicaragua congress April 20, 1887,
was granted by the Nicaragua govern
ment TO the Maritime Canal Company
Of Nicaragua, chartered by the
United States government.
The commissioners for Nicaragua
haYe decided, IL Is said that the con
tract expires October 80, 1899,
This accOrds with an ofilclal act Of
October 8, 1888. declaring that the
ten years within which the company
hound Itself TO complete the canal 1.-THE
Cardenas- MenOcal concessl0n) began
October 20, 1899. This act was signed
aud agreed to ofiiclally by the Nlcara-
qua minister OF public works, and by
John Hall, the agent In Nicaragua Of
the Maritime Canal Company. In the
presence OF Mr.. Miner, the United
States minister 10 Central America,
the.document being attested by Of
tlclal seals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-10-24
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