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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

tD.ily exospt Monday. :Daiiy srop,
Tain On TIE Scotland Nsuk Branch Rood
heyo weldon 40 p: n. HALIFAX al ?. N.
vile So p. n, Kinseeo - p. n; kstnrn.
SO 2: M ~, srrying Halifax HIS . m
Trains On wnhingson Bsasch lssss wssh-
i~Gtou sd .. m. and Loo p. n. ass1vs Par
msie go o. - and 1l0 p. n, pstnsnins
l1avs Parmsls a1 q m. asd 6.9o >. a.. ar
rive wsshington il'oo a. N and 20 2. M.
daily.
Trsin Issvo Tarboro. y. e., Ssily szosp
Sunday $50 p. m, sunday los >. n. a.
nvec Plymouth 7:so p. m, 9 p. n, rsturD-
Ing leaves Plymouth daily esnsvs Sunday
80 q m, and Sunday . a n, amva la
boeo 1905 Q. N and li700 q. n
Train o Midland n. Q. Bnnch Issye
0oidcsoro daily. exespt Sunday. 7:ios. N.
isav" Snssss.i1 go :. -. .nsS. q God.
Tfains o Es.hvills Br.seA lays Rocly
Mount 8 4Op m, asTivs Hsshv,lle go y.
n. oss1ng Hoee SO p. n, sstufning snse
epdng Hops 800 q -. MELVILLE s:s5s . m.
an1yS q Rocky Mount sob q n. daily 81
ffsis 8 Clinton RsSpeA lssves war;.
fer Castsa dssly. szas1s saaisy. II So y
snd El0 y ~ sseus1tng lssvs Clinton 81
Tnsin No. q nGk0 clous ouunscxioD q
Weldon f0e al poin1s nogsA daliy, eli rs.i
u kichmeod, Gl1o & Rocky Mount viii
Norfolk anl Cesoliae z Z. fog Norfolk sns
b. n. ENERDON. 0en'l Pss A..
J. B. KEHLY. 0m'l Man.
7. n. KAKRoON. famc Manager.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

= An1nh1Ie snlasus uIlo1Do = -, e
e1nDen1 - ~ prln - 49, - = -
5 . 49, q ~ tnansnsni 49,.
Ms hhoe shocn = e1DleysA . DoAAk
vogA1 - eaT - psacftcnh1e-
& The asbitTasy ooas1 q ths eou51 d
a@uminG - tDpFinoo ciftmno fur indaSua
conss0p1 ard rsi1ng - tnjuneaSoa. ahoutA
- pr.von1sd - peopeT lag6taAtea-
a. We fases t6 psastaos for oar 1isnSas6
untoo soadse8A
3 Beiisvina thst ths eisrssoa fsanchus
and untsammeied naitoa afs sunsosxai = .
eovesnnent Of. for. and b the psopia, the
Pe0ptes PAgty condemn tie Uhoiuate syp-
tem q cfaHanchfnemeni adOpepd in spsns
Stas0 - un-ExpubtscAn and an Ilsmocf.sSe
aud &c declare Is to b the duty Of The ssv-
erni 0saae aaxssiaturn 10 take such scsiou .
viii sscure full. ffss and tar ealIos and
m hoOa19 count.
8. While the foregoing peopos1tSoos ouu-
se1tute the platform upon which our paysy
stands and for the vindicafiou Of wh,ch iis
Organization viii maintain, re rsongntss
that the great and preuinR issue of the
pending campaign upon which the present
presideotial electi0n viii turn II the Imam
dal question, and upon this great and spe-
cfic insue betveen the parties, ne cordially
invite the aid and 90 operstaon Of ell orxan-
nations and citiseos Agreeing with u upon
this vital QUESTION
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

: = - =; - = =. Z -
- Esoo6Aearo11e 49, Ne - -
neod eo0Geno1Bnnl psuhgho11uo e -
p9reAae, jsDe - puUtsi e pofn1lp1 - CO.
psang ssffvsl lsso-
. yrsS pssSaiscSsoH % res srspsSs
OF SAxASsOS.
We s6sccssa saeA isgisan9ioo . vsil -
sns . ioss Using ard snxnktoa e 81
evs3enus Of dshe. and Daks IN squnahss
sdiossoenf Of The hurdsu q taxsxsco -
TWEEN ehe Aehsos and . esediaoR.
ADDICTION o. saIAasas-
in Order 70 keep our pobise s<rvsro 10
thosou.h touch and sympasny 9TH ths
Oppressed 0aoes. and 20 check % sosue IN.
tent the scramble Cor o6Bcs. ue densod Q
rUdoeasoo OF salaries until sDcA d. @
through IN tpcrpsss of the eufsvocy IL
prics of propersy and psoaucs viii jnssify
he present. naSea-
THs RULB OF TuE PEOPLE
We favor the prineipis Of dissca Iexi>iassou
known q the initiative and RsfesVuJu "a. IN
order to restore add prseervs the rule Of shs
people. 1T viii nos Be oppossd By any
Democrat Who endoeDes The declaration al
Jefferson thai the people ase cApabts Of elf
eoveraoent. nor wtll u b ccposed By any
Republican Who holds 10 Iiucoln's a.
that this should b . goy~rnmsns of tn
people, By the people and for the people-'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

From Oct. 7th to IL the Balti-
more Il Ohio Railroad will soil round
trip tickets to Pittsburr. VIA Wash
inston or Baltimore. from Norfolk
and Old Point. 1t $40 90 eseb, Sc
count Knights Templar Conclave.
Tickets are valid for return pas
sage until Oct. 17th inclusive. with
privilege OF xtension to Oct. 81, BY
deposit 1T ticket and payment OF 50
cents. For tickets and further in
form alton, apply to
ARTHUR q. LEWIS,
s Z. A., Bait. & Ohio X. X.
Norfolk, We.
tUnder Atlantic hotel.)
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

Nos. 40S and 402.-''The Atlanta Special.
Solid Vestibuled Train Of Pullman Sleeper.
and Coaches between Washington and At
lanta, also Pullman 6leepen between Ports-
mouth and Chester, 8. C.
Nos. Al and 38.-''The 8. A. L, Expreo,"
Solid Train, Coaches and Pullman 61eepGas
between Portsmouth md Atlanta. Com
Pany sleepe1 between Columbia and At
Ianta.
Both trains make immediate concessions
e Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile. New
Orleans, Texas, California, Mexico. Chat
t.nooga, Nashville, Memphis, Macon, Flor.
ida.
For Tickets, eleepen, and information,
apply to Ticket Agents, or to
:, d: =. Lizard, 6ol PaD. Agt.. Raleigh,
E. ST JOHN. vics President and 0snI
Mgr.
v. T. MoBEE. 0en'l 6uperintsndent.
= a. w. B. GLOVER, Tredic NsneeY.
2. J. ANDERSON, 6en'I Paoenesr AstQ
General OmceE PORTSHOUTH VA. m
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

sal1eisnt fse aay enee1snsy: A
enefgency h now np0D -: it vii
require I'll the istelli9snes and patTi-
oiisn 1t the people - rescue The
governmept from the hands Of .
party which h.. become the defen
der and asa4- Of every form Of
political v.- =, such crisis there
is no time fo o.ss mss the ultimate ef-
feet Of co-opefa-. In upon any part
enIar p.v'" 80 may rest ASSURED
that The n-s.-.- will b~stow hons.i
where h~s. las, ard that thst
On ~ when n..-s The greatest de-
vosion ." ne ~ fare Of he pe0p'e
will, 10 the - receive due credit
for evsrv tAu..w endeavor.
". J. BRYAN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

Be sure and use that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. WINsaow's
SOOTHING SYRrP, for children
teething. II sOothes the child soft
ems the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy
for diarrhm. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

toO0G u QvO IN
wy latat hom;
and foreign faahl
ions eoch mooths
this = only one e
IT. many valuAho
feafurea. 1t b &C
son ching for ea0
member Of the fam
lily, for every Dc
paytmeot Of the
hou1ehold, and IL
varied co0tootD ayU
Of thshiGh0t Rade.
.:s';! : ! 81
lily MACHINE
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29
$ss~O OEMOREST'S
The Subscription price Of CA Muav
DemorestS n reduced TANlI1I
to 100 year. MAnAzgNc

DEMOR e6TS FAMILY NA0AZIuEfe-
more than Q FASHION MAGAZINE. q
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29
4. an. G. RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE 8.
To take effect Sunday June Is. lses. Ct II IN
Supersedes Time Table Of Nov. =. 1887,
and supplements thereto.
EASTBOUND TRIANB.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

The Peoples Party Of North Carolina, in
convention assembled .. Raleigh, on the
18th day OF May. 1885. hereby afirms
liz unqualified allegiance to the principles
Of the party, and hereby approves the
platform Of the Peoples Party adopted ut its
National convention held 10 the city OF 81.
Louis July %. 1886
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29


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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

~ oeheY e1avsosioas t0o dstaea1oo
q large, ard 60 National 6<Iega1o
for every City votes and nsjority
fraetioa thereof east Ter the PeoolsAs
party candidate for Governor in l6g2:
Provided that every eonseniioa shall
b entitled 10 ssn1 - nanx delegates
- IL may 80 a.; ana Dse~ dsd fur
Their. ibat the number Il daily ac-
credited delegates 10 any ~onven-
tian shall east the vo.s Of he couu.
~.
SEC. ) /, shall b. sh~ r.sy of 10.
chsis man Of The va--,- sass eoe
ventieps 70 ceriifv (. { q list Of del
sgases that may be chosen for th.
di6sre Mt distrieis. and state conven-
tons and forward list Of State del
egatss 70 the 6tat~ s.ssrs~ n.
SEC. 4 All who ara opposed 20 the
present financial system of our gov
eminent. Who ~ in savor Of the
free coinage Of both silver and gold
1t the legal ratio Of 10 TO /; VINO ia
vor . further increase Of our legal
tender currency, without the inter
vention of banking corporations;
Who favor = graduated income tax
and further necessary legislation to
reduce and equalizs taxation and
who are in favor Of free ballot and
. fair count, and Of guaranteeing to
each political pa ~ the right to rep
reseptation on all election boards,
which shall be Of their own selection.
to prevent disfranchising voters by
partisan election boards; who are in
favor of . more economic admins
tration of our government, county,
State and National; who are opposed
to having Executive and Legislative
branches of our government domino
ted and controlled by trusts, com
bines and monopolies. and who are
willing to cooperate with the Peo-
pies party to secure these reforms,
are invited to participate in all Peo-
les party primaries and conven-
tons.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

OF THE WORLD. Il furnishes the bea
thoughts Of the most interesting and mod
p.ogse.tvs writer's q the day. and , shront
q The time. In evHythine-AIt, Litexafuye,
Science, Society Attain Fiction. Housahold
0of1on, 0pogtD, etc.-O sinGle number fEU
q"entiy cont.inir 8 from 80 % 800 6ps en-
4aytnA making e the MOST COMPLETE
AND 406f PR0FUeELYI LLu0TRATEO
Of the GREAT NONTHLIDR
NA0AZIHE rsGhioo d.
past3ene = IN every way f9 ehead II thaf
co0o1noo tn any othQ publicn13oU.
6uhoHiben are entitled oach mouth 10 Mt
terms at the latsst faGhioos IN WoOen'e a.
ttEo At no Co0T 10 TEEN oth0 than that No
eny S0 postaes and Wnpping.
NO BETTER cHRlSTNAS GIFT
than 2 Zeexs mheaiption 70 DKNOREBTS
AA0AZlME can b made. By subsatbmg
At oncB yoo en- ct The magazine e ther
dueed pFioo. and yin also receive the hand
1ome Sent X-mas uumba WITH 81 boou-
dful panel picture supp1smlnt.
tW q check.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29
ELECTION OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
By THE PEOPLE,

No State has q better railroad commission
law than North Carolina; but the public has
not received the benefit the law was design
ed to produce on account of the failure of
our railroad commissioners to do their dutv
under the law. As one remedy for this evil
We are in favor of the election of railroad
commissioners by direct vote of the PEG
pie.
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT AND PAssENa,.-
RATES.
We favor q reduction of freight, expr,.
and passenger rates. telegraph and tels
phone tariffs to the same level to which ths
en- under the gold standard. If the Raj;
way Comm ission continues to refuse to a.
It's duty In this respect, We are in favor -
such reduction being mede directly by tas
next Legislature.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD LEASE.
!. We condemn the lease of the North Gao
lima Railroad to tho Southern Railva.
Company for ninety-nine years, not only
20 bad business transaction in which the
interest ct the state amounting to the large
sum OF - OOO. 900 invested in good paying
pa perty yielding an income were sacrificed:
but We also, in most emphatic terms con-
denim the hasty and secret manner in which
il was done several years before the former
thirty yeaD lease, BY its terms, would have
oxpH0o. We CHI the 9Ite0tlOn OF the De0.
pie OF the State to the fact that the myeter-
i0us power Of strong railroad lobby pre.
vented the last legislature from enactine
the necessary legislstlon to enable the State
70 make an investigation through the proper
legal channels, of the transaction, which
was 30 universally condemned by the pres
Of the state and all fclasses of citi-
zens, when It first became known. We
therefore demand that the next Gem
eral Assembly fully investigate this
transaction, and to the end that the
interest Of the State may be fully protected
q far . i can be done, such legislative
action shall b taken a to counteracf, q Tar
- possible, this unWise and secret Trans
action.
RKMOvAL OF CASES.
The removal of cases from the State court,
to the Federal courts for trial and especially
Wherein the PLAINTIFF are poor persons and
the defendants arc rich foreign corpoQationa
on application Of defendants, il . growing
evil In North Carolina, ead in it, oracficsl
operation frequently amounts to adenial Of
justics 70 poor suitols, and therefore ahopld
b condemned. We demand, therefore, that
the next 0eQefal Assembly shalI pa1s snch 8
general statufe on thls subject Including -
alien law similar 70 the WiouOnefn sfafute
% - 70 take from such corporations doine
bu1fnen In this 0tats the privile9os of carys
Ink On hQdneO Il North Oarolina and wifh.
dxaWtpg the pe0eootion; of tAontnte ox1Sndod
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

In great crisis the patriotism OF
the American people always rises
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

Our Federal taxes are collected en-
rely from import duties and inter
.ssl rsvenue duties, both systems
earring moro heavily upon the poor
haa upon The rich. The Rspabli-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29
CONVENTIONS.

SECTION !. Each township, pri-
mary Of the Peoples Party shall
send to the County Convention
three delegates. and one add
tional delegate for every Is votes,
or majority fraction thereof, east
for the Peoples Party candidate for
Governor in 1892. But whore .
township is divided into precinct,
ward, or other subdivision Of :
township then in lien Of the above
each such subdivision shall send 70
the County Convention. ono dele
gate, and one additional delegate for
every . votes or msjoritY fraction
thereof. rs
SEC. 2. Each county convention
shall be entitled 70 send % eaeh of
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

The Democrats will be warned
against becoming tainted with Pop
ulism. and yet Jefferson denounced
banks of issue, and jackson entered
INTO . contest with the money power
before there was q Populist party.
while the bimetallic system was es-
tablished in the United State before
any political party was organized.
Our enemies will warn the Populists
against association with the Demo-
Gratis, and with unstinted praise COM
mend those who are credited with
quitting principal above Office. y
The Republican party will gladly
leave the Populists in possession of
all the principles, so long as the
Republicans are permitted to hold
all the Offices, because political prin-
ciples are of no service to the public
until they are enforced, through the
legislative. executive and judicial
departments Of the government. The
Silver Republicans will be asked to
listen to the stern song Of interua-
tlonal bimetallists, and warned
against the concentrating influences
OF both Democrats and Populists.
AS an ounce of prevention ID said TO
be worth pound of cure. 40 : dollar
spent in separating the reform forces
will be more useful than sixteen dol
lars spent in an attempt to overcome
their united strength.
An Emergoney a Unon M.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29
THE ELECTION LAW

We are in favor Of guaranteeing in th,
respective counties the ns h, Of local self
government by the election u, their county
commissioners and justices OF the peace BY
the vote of the people, under proper safe
guards, TO guarantee the best possible gov
ernment to each county: and we pledge tn,
Peoples party to the continued support an,
maintenance of that principle, and war;
the voters of the danger Of electing mem
bers Of the General Assembly hostile there
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-29

new : system, which, permits the
money lenders to choose the coin of
payment, and second, allows them to
increase the purchasing power, of
the dollars which they demand, to
the impoverishment Of the wealth
producers of the world.
Let Eaeh Voter Answer rh,s. Questions.
Should those who oppose this e /.
nancial heresy, this child Of greed
and avarice, fight each other while
the American people are bound with
letters of goldi
The administration is clearly COM
mittsd to the policy OF opposing in
dependent blmetAlism help the ad-
ministration by fighting each otherf
The Secretary Of the Treasury il
flaming the retirement Of the green
backs. Should those who oppose re-
tirement Of greenbacks help to de-
stroy them by fighting each otherf
The administration has recon-
men6ed'an enlargement Of the priv.
ileges and profits Of national banks
Of issue. Should those who oppose
national banks Of issue strenthen
he banks by fighting each otherf
The Secretary Of the Treasury
.sks authority to issue interest bear
ing bonds. Should those who on.
pose such bonds aid in increasing
hs misunderstanding debt by fighting
.ash othsrf
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-01-06

In comparison OF creameries dur
ing 1897 the remarkable fact APP
pears that the Kimball creamery is
right up at the top, ii not the first in
the state. This is interesting to this
locality, because kimball is in the
same range, (6S), as Miller, in not
very thickly settled county, affected
by past drouths, etc, her people are
engaged in mixed farming and stock
raising, and all circumstances and
conditions there are about the same
as here. And yet in two short years
a remarkable record is made. With
145 creameries in the state meeting
splendid success, the Press cannot
help but insist that our, people are
losing grand opportunity for pro-
gress. This opportunity for Miller
will certainly not last, because neigh
boring towns will take advantage of
it. Men will sometimes express OPP
position to creameries, based upon
knowledge or observation of years
ago, but conditions have entirely
changed, and in every instance when
persons today carefully investigate
the subject, and obtain correct know
ledge of the work of the creameries,
they are instantly convinced that
creameries in South Dakota are an
excellent industry.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-01-06
Under Both EIagS.N

Above is the title OF a panorama
of the late civil war IN book form,
written by men on both sides OF the
struggle. 1t is finely illustrated with
$50 superb colored illustrations, and
unprecedented in it's representation OF
the issue that then DIVIDED our coun-
try. AS teacher of patriotism it
should be in every household for the
children to study and read. w. H.
White, OF Miller, is general agent for
the book for South Dakota. He is
also general agent for Rev. 7. De-
Witt Talmage's great book 1.-THE
Earth Girdled. Call on him one
door north of Pioneer Meat Market,
Miller, S. d. 3t2
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-01-06
Rec HEIGHTS.
VIM. SLOWER.

Married, at the residence OF the
brides parents in Spring Hill twp.
Wednesday evening Dec. 81, 1897,
by Rev. Fisk, Miss Rose Maxwell and
MIR, Newman Gardner. The bride
was attired in white cashmere trim.
med with lace and ribbon. Only the
relatives OF the bride and groom
were present. A bountiful wedding
supper was served, and the happy
couple departed on the morning train
for visit with relatives in Iowa.
They will make their home at Frank
tort. 5. d., where the groom is the
popular agent of the c. & N. w. r. r.
The best wishes of hosts OF friends
will go with them, and though we will
all miss Rose very much, we are glad
she has so worthy husband.
James Thorn became tired of city
life and is living with Herb Price.
A. E. Fleming returned from Blunt
Monday morning.
Mrs. Willett was quite sick several
days last week and unable to be at
the post office. There seems to be an
epidemic OF sickness just now, princi-
pally bad colds or grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fish took a trip to
Miller Monday. IS
Mrs. Schermerhorn and Mrs. Moore
went to Harold Friday to visit with
Mr.. She'dOn's people, Mr.. Schermer-
horn went up Saturday night, and
a returned Monday morning.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-01-06
Increased RuS!naSS.

The increased business CT 1897, or
rather the latter part of the year, is
very noticeable whenever actual and
relia BILE figures have been obtained,
as presented from time to time by
the PRESS, through the channels of
trade, such as the banks, postoGice,
ELEVATORS, depot, etc. Reports from
all these various departments show
a healthy growth of Miller's bust.
ness, and amply corroborate all the
predictions made by this paper of
better times right here.
During the four months OF Septem-
Der, October, November and Deem
Der, Miller shipped O,320 bushels Of
wheat to market, and there was
nearly half that amount in the ele-
vators on Jan. first. Wheat is still
coming in and will as long as the
weather is favorable. These figures
are reaching up quite close to the en-
tire shipment of 1896, and the year
complete would exceed the amount,
with a large increase in price.
During the year just closed, Miller
shipped Ill cars of stock to market,
slight increase over 1896.
A record OF the freight received and
forwarded at the Miller station
shows IA remarkable increase. We
give that only of car load lots. A
vast amount OF freight OF course is
handled in parcels, way freight, part
cars, etc, but that is not included in
this report.
Car load lots reed. 147 1877
Increase so
Car loads forwarded. 176 $40
Increase Ga
That shows quite healthy growth,
but of course is no where near the
total of actual business done at this
point. if the parcel shipments and
receipt were added.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-01-06

The County Commissioners met
Monday and re-organized byre-elect-
ing Capt. J. T. Bailey chairman. a
very proper recognition OF his long
service. The board will be in session
all week. The entire membership is
j. II. Bailey, LIST district; j, ii, Co
quillette, End; G. W. Collins, Sd; An.
drew thompson, 4th; and Stephen
Duckeck 9TH.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-01-06

"The Earth Girdled% by Re-. 1.
Dewitt Talmage, is graphic des-
cription of his trip around the world,
the life and customs of other nations,
cultured and semi-civilized people.
The book is finely illustrated from
photographs. w. Fl. White OF Miller
is general agent for this splendid
publication. 3t2
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-01-06

Hon. w. S. Thomas, of Carleton,
was a county seat caller Friday.
He reports general good cheer in
north Hand over the splendid winter
experienced up to Jan. 1st, plenty OF
feed, stock doing well, happy marri-
ages-past and prospective, and
things generally all right.