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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-24
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stuei 0duier ihbli9 bon unierem fra.
beren @ei6dftsbauie, bsrIeet baben,
no mir ole uniere aIten Sfnnben tpie,
bersuieben boffeu unb nod biele neue
basu. ba wir NIT ben beRen Waaren
bieaen f6nnen. unier Store ift gan3
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bea. 4ommt unb fattet uns einen
Gefu6 OBJ, menn Sbr au9 ni9t ge,
rabe 3u taufen nanf6t.
6. 8amm,
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207 Alamp Vlasa.
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merriam MAIDEN, baB mir BON MIN ab
elm Deportemeut fur eIettrii9e ginrid1.
tnng er6fnet baben, unb es III bon
@t6tisteit, bab mir before unb bilIi.
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etne anbere Jtrma In Der Gtabt.
&elepbon 212.
San Intonio @as
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Msattbies Bros. Ileii1er,

No. 507 . fsp u T tisStraBs.
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unb S@weinefeii6.
Spe3iaIitdt: SungeS 8aIbReiid.
Vile 4rten BON MurB, 59inten
3unse, S9maI3 &c.
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Dieter aa8euebnie PART ffebt 2ogen,
BereineH unb 6amilien 3ur abbaItung
Don picnics &c. sur gerfiisung.
Befu6ern tDirb ole ttur benfbare
Nufmertiamteit erpieien.
5sben Sonntag Na9mittas
0rpRes Sect 8ousert.
ausgefhbrt bon Der bol3d1Iigen
Wilit6rs aapeIIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-24

SEPT ift bic 3eit, no Sbr Slie,
gentbarsa einfesen fOlltst. @b. Ste.
ees Il 9 Sbbne baben cine @arIa.
bung erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-24

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StroBe, nimmt beim autauf zines 6u br,
uertes bas sebrau6ts In AustaufG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-24
Sserlangt.
% 90 nnb mebr Sauernben Oeretenii

orc Tag earauttrtu MIR 1them, nes etut
Mseutur far uuIert ututH patret4eu, reItstSien &C.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-24

8ooIp8iid5er 0arten,
ber prodibolIe gremplare Der Sbier.
melt, fpecieQ Der teranii6en. aufweiit
Wiemanb iollte berfebIen, benfelben au
beR9tigeu. Die sr6Bte Nttraftion, bic
San Antonio aufsumeiien bat.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
TRADE WITH THE PHILIPPINES

Consul Williams Gives Some Interesting
Statements Concerning Manila.
Mr.. Williams Consul at Manila states
that twenty-five oconsulates, represent
ing the leading commercial countries
Of the world, are established At Manila.
He adds the surprising statement !:
'The volume of the export trade COM
ing under my official supervision,
equals that of my twenty-one consular
colleagues combined" He then shows
in detail how the trade of the Philip
pines with the United States exceeds
that of all other countries combined,
and is growing at remarkable rate.
As indicating the extent of this trade,
he says: To-day have authenticated
invoices for export to the U nited States
amounting to $13S, ,O66." He says the
exports to this country average 81, ,OOO,.
coca month. The report states that
2l6,OOO bales of hemp were exported
during the last three months. OF these
13S 1872 went to the United States, and
1000 to Great Britain and other coun.
tries. Mr.. Williams shows from thi.
| that the United States has Ga per cent, o
the export trade from the Philipplnes
as against 36 per cent. for Great Brit
ian and other countries. He says tha
last year the increase of shipments t,
the United States was 1873 600 bales an,
the decrease to Great Britain, 22OO
bales, He adds; "Of increased ship
ments from the Philippines, those t,
the United States were 81 per cent
greater than to all other countrie
combined"
He also gives details of the larg
shipments Of sugar, cigars, tobacco
woods, hides, SHELLS, indigo, and coffe,
In the item Of sugar, which is secon
in importance, the shipments to til
United states were So per cent. Of tn
total to all points.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
NO. "a.

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fAi"r ~ tnf- .-s--- sFrp So ussasft-
fS.--s. s"e H. tsssss ~s...-s-.sst
81 'h- 80 =. sritrts-f-a 49, 49,
- ~tsaa.h r~sG .ps@.r. - "a. T..rt.,
H.o" .t'i - .=iE-d 80 D. "a
As@srsi t~--I D.. n's.s.r - ~ -
aaire ln ID fbiiiiPpiIs. a. hsla.
~ fsri. vf 'ssIts ana "a. D. sas- -
sar Aslaitr ~ggasrsn tr.sn~a 0g-sa
Nsntis. The t.s,~raar s.-.-ral ~ th~
tsisna. d. .sss>rt~-.. sEs appAr.stiy
sri1unse gS- hhps Asc~. .urr-ne~ring
coal ana ammanttssu r.fh~s Ghan tn.
sst~ bsEe.ren@ut, Tho annshiis
iion 81 th. .rant.h f~~t On hsrils hay
huus fhs ts.sa s.f an asn.rsrxo If -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
For a Fair and Patriotic Proposition. !.
CONCORD, n. c., May 7, 1898.

CONCORD, n. C., May Z, 1898.
For THE CAUCAsIAN.I
At a meeting of the Populist
party in county convention held
this day, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and Or
dered to be forwarded to THE CAU-
CAsIAN for publication.
RESOLVED, That our delegates to
the State Convention are urged to
do all in their power to cause our
State Convention to formulate a
fair and patriotic proposition to the
Democratic party for cooperation
honorable alike to both parties, for
the purpose of perpetuating the
principles of the Peoples party.
RESOLVED, That we hereby reaf-
firm our confidence in the integrity
and the unselfish devotion to prin-
lciple of Marion Butler our honor
able Representative in the United
States Senate.
RESOLVED, That the delegates tc
the Seventh Congressional District
Convention to nominate a cadidatt
for Congress for the Populist party
be and are hereby instructed tt
cast the vote of the county for Nor
rison H. Caldwell.
| J.C. JOHNSTON, Chm.
/ c. A. PITTS,
| j. f. HARRIS, Secs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

See In another column a letter
written by DR.. J. j. Mott, addressed
to the silver Republicans Of this
State. Surely, there are a number
OF Republicans in North Carolina
who are opposed to the domination
Of the gold syndicate and who de-
sires to break the grip of monopoly
from the throat Of the State. We
trust that they will rally to the call
which DR.. Mott has made and join
in a cooperative fight with the Pop
ulists to defeat the the authors of
hard times.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
BlANc0 tNIHUsiK6 BANANA
Esga. ~pani.b ~nrr--ss- u.t4ila.a lea rl.
srsGng sf ..f.sra"

Easa. ~raIi.h >nrr--s.- H.s4ild.d in r,..
sSsing sf .'fssra.'
KY WEST. Fla. May Captain
General Bl.peo - U desperate straits.
He Is already thinking OF abandon
ing Havana and the entire western
part OF Cuba, apparently realizing
that IL will soon become unfenabl..
Thcaiers and putlic schools in Hs-
vana are closed. Beef has risen from
- cents 10 :; per pound. and other
provisiOns are eorrespondingly high.
To keep up the spirit Of The people
General Blanco hts military hands
playing iinuslly in the parks. aud
the newspapers issue an extra an
nouncing Spanish succesE.
Rich people IN HAvAns are leaving
th. city. Riots are Iuppr,ss,d win
difficulty.
SpAniss mail found on the capt
ured steamer Areopsia has, after al
spection By the military A1thorliiss
been forsarded 10 WAshingiop.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
SPAIN % sevoluTios.
Fa.ssss Hos. 80 shs ssr~~ts-sh.~ss 30.
wsyisr aud Cssl.. - ~ sassa Usass ass-
aiaI IAM.

Fssssss Mob. 30 the ssr~sts-eh.~ss esv
wsyssr aud Cssi". - - sasia Usass a.s-
tisi L.~.
LONDON. May Special dispatch
es from Brussels say high sgautsh
diplomas there declare Spain prae-
tically ia . state of reyolaiion. Toe
end OF the regerev bas begun.
the Madrid correspondent OF 80.
DAILY A,il, telsgraphiSg Tuesday,
say:
There is no longer any doubt that
the internal situation is caasing fh.
governIent almost as much uneAsi-
ness as the external. Last Eisht's
Demonstration WAS one Of the IN DIT
serious, since those openly participn-
ting showed their revolution tendsn-
cier. Cf.es we're raised down with
the BDuroons. .,"L ,ng Law. Don Car
los" Long live the X -putlicr and
long live weyler."
Tae hrst NOSE of the demonSfrA.
tors. Over . Thousand strong, was to
the house OF General Wey ler. si.h
the OF jecf of cheering him. he did
not appear, and the crowd then vent
70 me residence OF Ssrof sAgakfs.
where the ministers were 10 coufer
ence, and shouted IN favor Of his res
igoafion- Senior Aguilera, CIVIL gov.
ernor Of Madrid, broke up the pro.
cessiou With the aid Of the police
Who we're badly stoned, and had q
charge the crovd. The author, tie,
thereupon met Ssnor Agaiiers, vhe
sunouneed bis intention % resig nipg
saying that il cost him great froubi.
70 repress such mantle stations. and
he vas not atls to answer for ordo,
With the power ~ his disposaL
"Thereupon the edict Vas issusd
plaeing Madrid under narnai lsv
and the Military Governor, Genera
Z DAban. ssseived striageuf ordsr
from General corres, the Minister o
War, for the preservation OF pssee
Wh~n xou rad this s~sua NJ ~,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

The leading Cleveland organ in
North Carolina says it is opposed
to cooperation, but that the Popu-
lists must disband their party and
get on their knees and belly and
crawl in the backdoor of the Demo.
cratic party.
There is q certain Populist paper
in the State that says if the Bryan
Democrats want to help the Popu-
lists to overthrow gold and monop-
oily that they must disband their
party and get on their knees and
belly and crawl into the Populis,
party.
We do not know whether beth ol
these papers, claiming to have dia
metrically opposite views, are work
ing with the same purpose or not
but one thing is certain. The
cause that they adyise will leat
to exactly the same results: namely
the domination of the governmen
by the gold syndicate aud tue domi
nation of North Carolina by tn
Southern Railroad, one of the mos
effective agents of the gold syHdl
cate.
We expect no better from the gol
Democratic organ. The editor G
that paper knows what he is doing
He is carrying out the instruction
of his political god, Grover Clev'
land. But the editor of the Pop
list paper is, to say the least, wOefull
misguided.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

ID. The cruiser E.ina Christina
was the wor.; damaged of The
Spanish ships. and 10 l. believed
that sh. was sunk. Tn. other
ships Of the Spaniari, wer. quickly
riddled by the Americans FIRE. Twu
iorp-do-boats from Cayite wcr-
quickly driven to rciurn Ia that
place for shelter.
The tavite arsenal exploded aud
forty Spaniard- We're Killed. The
iorts made - nominal resistance.
The battery has never capi,ula,rd.
ana the Spaniard> ashore ar. siill
defiant
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
c. A. PITTS,
]. F. HARRIS, Secs.

Ayers Pills are recommended by
leading physicians and druggists, as
the most prompt and efficient remedy
for billiousness, nausea, costiveness
indigestion, sluggishness of the liver
jaundice, and sick headache; also, to
relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia and
rheumatism.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

The motto of the gold monopolists
and the bond syndicate is to divide
and conquer. Beware of the men
who claims to be opposed to bonds
and monopoly, yet who advises the
very course that the bond syndicate
favors.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

THE CAUCASIAN will appreciate it
IL every delegato to the State Con
vention will try to bring several new
subscribers with him. But each del
egate will be welcomed to THE eau
CAsIAN Off whether he brings a
subscriber of<lot.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
A WEEKS HISTORY
In Brief Outlines OF The Au.r.eaa
Spanish War-Ths Cip:ars
of the Lafayette
ANOTHER BArTLEIMMINE

NAY Crm.

An important mo,rm-nt ht our
fixttinE squsdron O.. believed 10 d.
under sA,. The early .-iIur- Of Porto
hico - probable Although the block
aar at Cuba is not To b~ trokep. thrrr
Is evidence that some of the inor~ for
midabl- ships of the feet. usd-r Aa-
miral sampson. are To b~ u.~e: ia 40
Other and, at this time, more im . yriani
direction. With Havana veil cot OF
the taking OF Porto Rico souli d-Yri..
spain entirely Of = base OF supple. on
THIS eide OF the ocean. A strict CENSOR
snip 10 now being exercised by thr
government NJ hey West ard Tampa.
Movements Of both the navy md Army
will be guarded more Vigilsutly than
heretofore.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

Why does not our government
strike another decisive blow and end
the warf There is but one excuse
for delay. and that is to give time
for the Infamous bond scheme to get
through Congress.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

Certain Populists papers in this
State have begun to ridicule aud be-
little the silver question. Thefe are
Mckinley Populists and every one
OF them is in favor of fusion with
goldbugs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
CAPTURE OF LAFAYETTE
Attempted to Hun the blockade q
Being OverhaaIe

Attempted to Run the BIoekad- aner
being Overhauied.
KEY wKsr, Fla, May G.-The la
Fayette, OF the French General Trans
atlantic Company's line, . vesssei OF
1884 tons gross register, bound from
Corrunns, Spain, on April %, for Ha-
vana was captured yesterday evening
of the latter port, by the United
States gunboat A Anns polls. mmand-
er j. }. Hunker, while trying TO run
the blockade, after having previously
been warned of. She has on board .
large number OF Passenger and a val
liable general cargo, possibly contain
ing contraband OF war.
The lafayette, which halls from
st. Nazaire, France, 10 q 6ne vessel oi
the old type. She 10 over 81, feet long.
has Al feet beam, and IL over - feet
deep. She was built ia 1864, at Green
ock, of iron. Her capture Was effected
shortly before sundown last night, in
the following manner:
| The Lafayette was heading for Ha-
vana, and Was boarded by an officer ol
the Annapolis and warned NOS to en-.
ter the port. She afterWard made NJ
attempt to do SO, and vas captured
after an exciting chase. The VIII
mington, Newport and Morrill, tool
part in the capture Of the Frenchman
After IN examination Of the LsFsy
, este's papers had been made, o 4 az
crew from the Annapolis WAS place.
on board, and she vas sent TO k~,
West, escorted BY the Wilmington.
The capture OF the Frenchman b
the gunboat Annapolis turns out g
have been an unfortunate incident, re
= sulting from mistakes; but no prote.
! has been made To the representative
Z Of the French Government in IN
United States.
IL appears that before THE J.,
Fayette sailed for Havana, the Ffenc
Legation in Washington was Instruct
Q ed 20 communicate with the State ID.
b psftment. This was done and pei
J. mission granted TO the steamer TO ef
{ ter and discharge her passengers an
l. csrgo. with the undertaking tbi
A she would take on nothing there. q,
. structions for the fulfillmens Of I'd
aRreement were sent from washin,
ton to Admiral Sampson's squadro
y and it. VAS only learned after tne ca
y ture Was made, that they were new
10 delivered.
n United States Com missioner Oh
l. United States District Attosn,
,s stripping, and . number Of 9th
Federal officials weot cut to 8
LaFAJette examined her papers, ~
- cabled the State Departments for .
ID structions. These came without
D. lay in the form of an order 20 Comm
or dore Watson To instantly release {
4, French mail steamer Lafayette q
to send her to Havana under escort.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

In another column see an account
Of the Populist State Convention of
Pennsylvania. We referred to the
proceedings of this convention in the
last issue of THE CAUCASIAN. It will
be seen that when Mr.. Wharton Bark
or and his followers could not CONTROL
the convention that they bolted and
organized a rump convention of
their own. We are surprised, how
ever, to see that certain Populist pa
pers are publishing the proceedings
of Barker's boiling rump convention
and never mentioning the fact that
he bolted, nor publishing the pro-
ceedings of the regular Populist Con-
vention. The conduct of such papers
forces upon us doubt of their hon
esty and sincerity.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
JNO. RANCH.

As the strength of . building de-
pends upon the solidity Of its founda-
tiou. health depends upon the condi.
tion of the blood. TO expel impurities
and cause the vital fiuid to become Wig
orous and iife-giving, Ayers SarsaPa-
rilla is the most powerful and effective
medicine in use.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
Two of n Kind.
Hickory Mercury

Hickory Mercury
The Charlotte Observer, the lead
ing goldbug paper in the State, one
that had rather see Mckinley elect
ed President than w. j. Bryan, IN
its issue of April %, in an editorial,
calls the silver element Of the Pop
ulists, those that oppose the .elec-
tion OF goldbug Senator, and are
for Bryan for President, "the basest
and most treacherous Of the two ele'
ments in the Populist party" The
Observer says that because the"Prit
chard Pops" as they are called, arr
lust like the Observer-goldpI
and party traitors.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
spanish I'ri.on~r- at w.t

Secretary Alger ha. directed that the
ten Spanish officers and the ten rri.
Yates and non-comUission.d ofiic.r-
taken from the spanish steamer Arxo-
nauta. and nov NJ hey West. be taken
to Fort Mcpherson, jsst outside of At
lanta, Ca, for confinement until th.y
are either exchanged for any Am~ricau
officers and sailors who may be taken
BY the Spsniards or until some othes
method for their disposition 10 reached
The Spaniards will be well cared Tor
and will be placed under the guard ol
. detachment Of soldiers. detailed 70,
that purpose.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

Beware II the Populist who begins
to ridiculs the silver question. Nine
times out Of '"n such a fellow is in
favor Of cooperation with goldbuRs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

Webster's Weekly.)
We have observed that the OBJ
lection to cooperation, when
brought down to fine point is not
principle, but office.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
NAY srH.

News OF decisive action By Admiral
Sampson's Squadron OF the coast ol
Porto Rico 10 nously expected. A con.
llict with the Spanish feet Of cruiser
and torpedo boats 10 immioent. Thl
ships floating the Stars and Stripes IN
more powerful than those now steam
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

NO-To Bac loc Fifty Cen,s.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure uskes wea;.
nen 1eon2, blood pure. SOC - fas%-S2Qists
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
PUBLIC OPINION.
Watch This Mau.

What Our Exchanges are Saying on Cur
rent Events.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
EDITORIAL BRIEFS

How lorg will the war las; 1t
will end in thirty days il the admin
istration desires to end it in that
tina.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
NAV .th


In the War an. Naval Department.
the hustle and rush which followed the
nrst news from the Philippine. la.
given place To patient waiting. There
Is some anxiety regarding Dewey, s-s
IL 10 coupled with the belief that h- -
holding his own. There 10 no un-
easiness about Admiral sampson. with
the ships under bis coumsnd The bat
tle-ships Iowa and Ind ana, The cruisers
New York, Detroit, Aarbl-hrsd. and
the torpedo gunboat MaSA.y-r. h- d.
more than match for the cape J,rsr,s
squadron IL that my steriou. agkr-ga
tion of Spanish vessels - now approach
ing these shores.
No one can tell. however, when ia,
next blow 10 TO be struck at Spain.
the Spanish fleet has not returned @,
Cadiz, and the Navy Department OFF
ciais do not believe it has done go, d
should BY this time have nearly ira
versed the 400 miles between st Vim.
cent and Porto Rico. The 6rst neWs
that he receives of its wher.sknn
that ere now
Porto kico, r-4oy tUSSz
zon. IN the latter sq1adroV
only four cruisers, 50 thaftt
the encounter, when IL occA
easily discounted. Nav6l
to take IL for granted shar
will occur.
The disposition, # the ~
being given careful conk
lead: o. senators, and
ing in favo. u Jfp
is reported. IL il r.I5
Islands are necessary for fbe eVI..e1vlB
OF the commerce OF the I nited state
in the far east, and the ret.niisn a
the Philippines and the annexation g
Hawaii will not only add 10 the great
ness Of the Pacific Slope, but will ben.
6t the entire I nited States throng
the development Of Oriental trade. A
any treaty Of peace with Spain mu.
be ratified BY two-tbird's vote of a.
Senate, the sentiment of that body
an important factor in the solution f,
the Philippine problem.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
Webster's Weekly

Watch the man who protests
much that he is for Bryan, but is
against cooperation. See il he If
not a corporation employee or is
some goldbug is not using him.
Watch ,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

Whsp you read this issue Of fHs
CAUcAsIaH pass is::to your neighbor.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12
APPEAL FoR iNrIRsfNrIoN

oa--n "f -p.ia ~-.i. Aia 90 ,ss-,--
r.~-r. naEt.sa o. go. w-,
LONDON. May The Vienna cot
respondent Of the DAILY Mail ss,,
The Spanish Vae.n Regent hA
again appea io Empsror Franc
Joseph to use his influence IA favor Z
European inierr.ntlon. Count sois
ehowski. the Ausiro HungsSSer fSI
eicn Minister, hn. 49, ~!
go the powers on ,Ls d
! derstand that. bat foe
knsExlaonunSl ltade. -
powers - haze
Spain before "a ~
TIE Yorkshire T.
of the test inforos1 -.
eniiAl nevsrapsgs<..>nS
! !. !. !. !. !. !.
rope
II tho
thoy
ance
Grea
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

Are f"u In Earnest In Advocating Free
silver aud Other ksform.s-WiII You
Join Hands tn Defeat the shyIeek- aud
MonopolI.fs:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-05-12

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-21
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.


My store will be closed Thursday and
Friday, April 2S and 20 for taking invento-
ry. s, Al. PIKE.
III your cows are ailing give them Kow-
kure, a strictly medicinal preparation for
COWS only.
Razor lost between South Royalton and
Sharon. Will finder leave at postoffice at
South Royalton or Sharon.
Car of clear North Carolina pine for
ceiling, flooring and moulding Just re-
ceived. Prices right. w. P. HUBBARD.
Those who have subscribed funds for
building the cemetery fence please hand
same soon to Miss CIV Hackett, treasurer.
Remember those seeds you had from me
last year2 Same this year. Cooks S1.6
package for 25 cents.
l.. B. JOHNSON, Randolph.
We are constantly on the alert for all
the newest and latest designs in bicycles.
IL will pay you to see our line before pur-
chasing. Prices s29 to f75.
M. J. SARGENT & Son.