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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
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The peoarrsis he'd sv,~sA log Less es
TSesdsy. and tho sp<e,sl dtscasrA d.
the N~Us ard obs~svss stafss thai a
sas the iase~si snd m..t essAssisssic
rahl sith ono .xn~rsis.. s-~esalaG
la an old citir~n of i'uriin. that has
ever b~en b~ld IN Dapiin eesniy-
NJ parpss Ia vriiing the eens No.
niosiion 10 io give the vr~ca.s fsefs To
that rally.
Court sas as Jsesn~d for ne aoossiss
and With . gr~a. hsrrah- 20 sss ss-
noanc~a inai The sr~sAing sssia es-
Gin promptly n IL lso st the .ps,rS. Q
little distance from the coast ssas~.
ESery body was insi It'd fo susns, snd
according TO actual coent oely =. t~.-
pie gathered fbess TO hear ss Jsase
w. X Allen and 'spt Chas. X Thomss.
Democratic nominee f.s seasesss an
the third district
Considerable effort sas made to ls-
crease the crowd. and Gnaily. afr.s
appealing almost IN vain fcs On audi
esc~, one other person came. tb~ssty
Increasing the numb~r To IS.
4 patent medicine msu and sons
horse traders had Q crowd soms d.s-
fancs away. and the -unissstn~d tss-
mocrscy, seeing that :heis ~ffosts ss
secure au audience unssaiiing. asas-
DoSHp their stand t the sprias aud
repaired 10 that place Tn sp~sA ss sbe
crowd gathered around tks m~diciae
vender.
Then the speaking began. and this 10
the Way they xoi tho crowd. fos which
profound thanh. are due the medicine
dealer. Porrtlsu
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
the NORTH srArs FA.a.

Colonel ,. - Cunningham Expssss~s Mis
Views an the Comisg fsir 10 That
state.
Danville Register.
Colonel John =. CunoinRhA0, psesi--
dent Of the North Casoiina Agricultu.
raj Society. Was in the sisy yesterday.
He was much interested in the nexf
North Carolina state Fair, aud, Ia
speaking Of ii 20 . Register repostss.
he said:
"Tbe next fair will be held In Raj
eigh. The people are taking mvch in
terest in the matter from all sectioas
Of the State. The fair will come on on
October 24th, and as the crops are about
gathered at that time the farmers will
0oubtless 60 in large nSmbess.
"Tbe races, too, he said, always Al
tract large crowds, besides the many
| other features connected with the fair
| that all Of the people take an interest,"
lin. The manufacturers Of cotton, SO-
bacco. buggies and wagons will oosbS-
less send IN especially large exhibits
from various States.
The fact that no fairs will be- held
in the vicinity Of Danviiis," Colonel
cunningham said, will, I hope, csas~
. large number Of Dan.iIie people 70
enjoy the North Carolina fair in fuil
unity With their brothers acroes the
line"
| As to the exhibits, he Was certain
that the races and the usual other a.
fractions would be equal To any ever
given.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

His suspicious was basel upon the
fact tina, Sup'. Mewborne had re-
fused TO comply wif;i certaIs ~
quests made upon by Chairman
Simmons. He produced no facts
nor figures To .ho~ that the insii-
tuition WIS not being run .conom-
ically and honestly. Re, too.
wound up by b-gging ,h.jPopuli,t.
To come back TO the told rotten egg
Democratic party.
After the speaking was over We
worked through the crowd. and
dozen OF more Populist gathered
around us, took Us by the hand
and remarked, IL that is the best
arguments they have 70 offer US.
We prefer to remain In the Peoples
Party. IL is the same old speeche~
We have heard over and over again
for years. The negro racket wont
win Populists In this section, our
people will no, be fooled back into
the Democratic party by an issue
so stale AS that. The Dems them
selves seemed to be badly disap-
pointed with the speeches.
The action OF the machine Dem
ocrats OF the county to arouse our
enthusiasms I'm their own party
has fell fiat and the leaders are dis
cOuraged. IL the meetings else
where in the State has been as
badly misrepresented by the daily
papers as this one In RObeson, II
will not be long before the present
set OF railroad attorneys who are
now out canvassing will find their
hiding places.
The Populists Of Robeson county
are a unite, there never has
been nor will here be- ANY
disintegration, our people will
stand shoulder to shoulder
and fight our battles as heretofore.
To publish that any number Of Pop
ulists In Robeson are returning to
the Democratic party.is slanderous
and false.
Yours truly,
Il 4
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
Hurricane swept Over Florida.

JAcKsoNvILLE, Aug. "A hurricane
Of unusual severity swept she gull
coast of Florida yesterday. At Apal:
achicola the velocity Of the wind
reached as high as eighty miles. Four
tugs and many small craft were sunk
Houses were unroofed, and almost
every tree 10 the town leveled. At
Chipley . negro church and several
other buildings were blown down and
thousands of acres of turpentine for
est leveled. At Tallahassee, st. Teresa,
Marina and Caryville considerable
damage was done to houses, fences
and trees, ~ well Is to corn and cotton
A deluge of rain fell
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
WAR NOTES.

The initial steps in the disinte-
grafton Of the auxiliary navy began
last week, when the arrangement
was made for the disposition OF the
four American liners now used as
cruisers.
The fighting strength Of the
American army now in Porto Rico
numbers $500, equal to the force
OF Spanish regular troops.
Among the regiments assigned to
duty in Porto Rico is the First
North Carolina, under Gen. Wade,
Division Commander.
Col. San Martin, who was In
command OF the Spanish garrison
at Ponce, Porto Rico. has been
court martialed and shot for sur
rendering without resisting the
American army.
The entire army now i'm Cuba un
der General Shafter are now being
transported back to the United
States in compliance with an ordei
from the War Department.
Two companies Of the Secon'
North Carolina regiment, recent.
ordered to Fort McPhersOn, hav
been relieved from duty at tina
place and ordered to go to ~
Simons Island. The reason givel
for the transfer Is said to be tina
these companies are not sufflcienfl
drilled and disciplined for guar
duty at so important post.
The Potomac has recovered fl0
/, 600 from the Infanta Maria Teress
which was driven ashore at tn
time Admiral Cervera attempted
+ escape from Santiago.
The Red Cross Society has shil
ped fifty tons Of clothing and pr
visions for the Cubans and otht
sufferers at Santiago.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
CAPT. JAS. 3. LLOYD NOMINATED
For Congress ny the Populi.t. Of the
Second District.
II n ~

or Congress ny the FOpulists OF the
Second District.
Special to THK CAUCASIAN
WILSON, n. c., Aug. 3, '9s.
The Peoples Party Congressional
convention OF the second district
met here July 29th, and nOtwith-
standing tho fact that the farmers
in this section are busy with to-
baccO and other crops there was a
very good attendance.
In the absence Of Rev. j. Il. B.
Hoover, district chairman, the con-
.vention was called to order by Mr..
r.. B. kinsey, of Lagrange, who
was afterwards made permanent
chairman of the convention DR.. J.
+. Person, OF Wayne, was made
Secretary.
The convention, after perfecting
it's organization, proceeded to nom-
mate a candidate for Congress-.
DIR. H. F. Freeman, Of Wilson, in
happy, we'll chosen remarks, pre-
sented Capt. James b. Lloyd of
Edgecombe. Hon. w. f. Fountain,
of Edgecombe, in an appropriate
speech seconded the nomination
Of Capt. James B. Lloyd who was
then nominated by acclamation.
In response to calls Capt. Lloyd
arose and thanked the convention
heartily for the distinguished
Ihonor it had bestowed upon him.
He then discussed briefly some of
the issues, and called attention to
the fact that the Populists through
out the West, and in North Caro-
lima were supporting the great re-
form leader, w. J. Bryan. and at
their convention in this State
agreed, by an overwhelming ma
Ijotity, to make proposition to
the Democrats to unite all Of
the silver forces. He said tina,
the Populist party did its full du'
ty in endeavoring to secure coop
Grafton, which proposition was re-
ceived with sneers and jeers by the
Democratic convention and reject
ed and that the responsibility fol
such failure to cooperate was du'
to the Democrats.
I Mr.. Bryan, he said, was in favor
of uniting the silver forces, and 81
were Chairman j. X. Jones, of th'
National Democratic Committee
and Chairman Butler, OF the Ma
tional Peoples Party Committee
But the convention was not con
trolled by the true and loyal friend
of Bryan, who wanted him electe'
fin, 1900. Without Populist, COOP
Grafton Mr.. Bryan nor no othe
candidate could carry twenty OF tn
Western States, but the Mort
Carolina Democracy blindly ie
nored this fact and sought to d.
3 stroy and crush out absolutely tn
Peoples Party here. How coul
Bryan win without Populist SUI
!, lport:
! The Populist party, he said, woul
stand loyalty by Bryan, and in IN
il he were not elected the respol
a sibility for this defeat would re
q with the Democrats.
s Capt. Lloyd said he regrett<
n that the silver forces did not uni
e in this States but the Populi
l, party had done its full duty.
9 Hon. w. f. Fountain was elect'
q District Chairman, and Mr.. X.
u Kinsey member Of the State Col
1t mittee. A DELEGATE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
TAX on POSTAL noMEy oapeas.
u .. Paid 10y the ha,es md no kssess,
stamp is Required

10 .. Paid 10y the Bay~s md Rssssss
stamp 10 Required.
Washington Post
The revenue Act which took effect
July I, prescribed . governments tax
Of cents on each United stst<s
postal money order. Instructions
were Issued in advance To all money
order postofiices that this Tax Vas to
be collected not by sfiining stamps 20
the ssders, but by charging 2 eeats ~
the buyers Of money ordess in sddi-
tion To the regular fee. This = c<ats
10 not 10 be accounted fos sep-
arat~Iy by posfmasisss 10 the Auditor
for the Post-Office Depsrcmept. aud
the gross amount of the collections,
| estimaS~d n half Q million dollars per
lannum, will be transferred from The
postal revenue To the internal sevssss
fund quarterly by the Auditor.
In spite Of the PLAIN instructions
sent OUT, money orders are nov
coming IN 70 the Auditors OF.
flee with revenue stamps afiix-
ed. Some Of them have evidently
been affixed and cancelled By post
masters, Others BY purchasess Of money
orders. Still Others, and most numes-
ousiy, by payees when they receipt fer
the money. All this double pay ment
Of tax. for the selling postmaster will
in every case be required 20 account
for cents on each order sold. M
revenue stamps are in any case % b
attached TO United States postal mcosy
orders.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

The Wilmington Messenger admits
that the Democratic machine has been
guilty Of stealing votes and prostitut
ing he ballot box, but says that 1T
thinks that probably TOO much credit
has been given to cheating in esti-
mating the Democratic vote.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

'fhe much advertised grand Demo-
sratlG rallies are pa owing to be grand
Democratic water-hauls. The people
have no confidence inlthe Ransom ma
chine ana the Mch inley Democrats
VINO controlled the Democratic State
convention
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

The town of Wilson has Populist
syslem of water works. The more OF
PopuIst principles that Wilson, and
every other towns adopts, the better it
vii be Tor the town and its people.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

The Monroe journal reports that
there are three Populists in Union
county who say that they are going
INTO The Democratic primaries this
year. This may be so, or it may not
De soi but if they believe in the prin-
e'ples OF the Peoples Party and should
60 into the Democratic primaries they
would no doubt soon have their eyes
opened and see their mistake, as was
The Case with several PopulI5ts in
EdgecOmbe county. In the county of
hdgecombs at the recent Democratic
primaries there were three or four Pop
pllsss who went into the primaries, and
IN order to advertise the fact, some or
AL OF them were made delegates tC
The Democratic county convention
When they got to the convention and
saw the goldbugs, Clevelandites, rail
Foad attorney and Mckinley Demo
trats, la fact, the old Ransom machine
In full force and running the pa. t!
machinery, they were disg'lsted ant
openly announced that they had mad
mistake, and would at once return
eome to the Populist Party where the
belonged.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

10 the campaign of lso2, Mr.. G. Il.
Ayoock promised the people that if
the Democratic party got complete
charge of the government and did not
restore free silver that he would leave
the party and Join the Popuist party.
The people know how he has failed in
this promise. we suppose he is ort on
lh,5 campaign making similar prom
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
E.rrsssssy s-~ys 30.

Ca,car.,s andy Cali,artic, the mos, ~ea
a srfll M. dj..L disco, ery Of the age pesS
aot and reir. -shIpg 70 the taste, act gently
and ,siively on Kidneys. liver and oowes.' sss.
cure heSdache, fever, habitual consttpatsoo
and biIiousnesc. Pleaee buy and " oox
o. g. Q. G. today; 10, . 6o ceote. ooso ~
Susranteed to cure b. I'll dSuGgtSts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

Three new yearly subscriptions,
and one renewal or four new yearly
subscriptions sent at one time, $3.50,
We will send the "Handy War
Book" FRII.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

The speakers representing the tleye-
land and Ransom machine are again
finding that the people will not come
out TO hear them speak. In order to
get somebody to talk to they hunt
times and places where other attract
ION have drawn crowd together.
They are ,arefIi TO 80 10 towns during
1ourtweek, or where tobacco sale is
advertised; and when they cannot do
better they find where patent medl-
cine u,sn has drawn crowd. This is
the way the speakers at some of the
much advertised Democratic rallies
last week managed 10 set few peo.
PIE to hear them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
5000 FOR 81 90
EDITORIAL BRIEFS

lr Vance were living would Sim
mon, have been confirmed As Demo
cratic state chairman?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

The Charlotte observer takes every
opportunity, indeed, often goes out of
IT'S way, to express it's approval of and
admiration for the few boilers from
The Peoples Party. 1t has u special
admiration for the few boilers who
went over to the side of the railroads
N tre last legislature, ana tue few fell
lows who polted the National Commit
zee meeting at Omaha that called a
rump National Convention at Cincin-
natl september 9TH. This is perfectly
natural because the Charlotte o Observer
itself bolted Bryan in the last cam
pq,gn It did not, however, bolt openly
ke he Populist bolters, but it tried
IN Q sneaking and underhand way to
lereat bryan while pretending to be
supporting him. The Charlotte OBJ
servers political partner in this dirty
work was one G.. Ed kestler, another
eolter and one of the s0rriest of the
hribe. ..'.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

-Wr understand that Col. X. Il. Glenn
forgot to produce that free silver letter
from cleveland last week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11
Rutherford County POpulist Convsntio:
1on.r,a SrnRR N C. AnR lSGS

LOGAN's STORE, N. c., Aug. 4, 1898.
The Populists Of Rutherford county
are hereby notified that their regular
county nominating convention will
meet At the courthouse IN Rutherfosd-
ton at IL o'clock q M, August 10th,
1893. The chairmen Of the various
voting precincts will hold their town
ship primaries Oh Saturday, Aug. 18th.
1898. and select their best and wisest
men as delegates.
l.. PURG AsoN,
Chairman P. p. Ex. Com.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

The following sre the nominees of
the three parties in Nebraska.
w. A. POy inter-, POpulist, Governsf; !;
E. A. Gilbert, Silver Republican,
Lieutenant Governor; John +. Cor
nell, Populist, Auditor; W.T. Porter,
Populist, Secretary Of State; Z. }.
Smithe, Democrat, Attorney General
jacob Wolfe, CommissiOner Of Public
Lands and Buildings; w. r Jackson
Populist. superintendent OF Public
Instruction.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

Continued on I'd page,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-08-11

The case of Spyth Us Ames, supra,
did not decide as to just how much
a railroad corporation. or any other
person or corporation could earn be-
fore the State would have q right to
reduce the rates and fares for the
carriage Of passengers and freight
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

During their stay in Denver Saturday,
awaiting the meeting of the Muscovites,
the members of the Boulder lodge of
Q Id Fellows, am ing whom were E. B.
Meeker and Robert May. put in their
time consulting with the officials of the
Gulf and Union Pacific in regard to rates
for the big celebration of the founding
of Odd Fellowship to be held here April
10th. Bob May was delighted with the
reception accorded them by Ben Winchell
of the Gulf and remarked that anybody
can put his teet on the same table with
Winchell." "Why. he's regular crack
er Jack" said Bob, land he'll get our
business if 1t can be arranged. had
always thought he couldn't be touched
with ten foot pole, but the way he treat.
ed US was all right" Special rates and
special accommodations for handling
the big crowd were promised Boulder's
representatives, and they returned satls-
fed with their success.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Forty-six members of Mrs. Hornbeck's
splendid Sunday school class met al her
home Saturday night and after the
transaction of business INDUCED in games
and merry romps the balance of the
evening. After the serving of delightful
refreshments the young folks departed
for their homes with most pleasant re
membrance of the occasion in their
minds.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

The sale Of the Big Grassy group of
mining claims on the south side of Grassy
mountain, Lett Hand creek, near Ward,
was consumm ated on Friday last. The
owner, R. A. Duncan, it is understood
received $1,000 for the group.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

The University Glee and Mandolin
club will give its annual concert on Sat-
uriay evening, March 10TH at the Masonic
Temple hall. College choruses and
mandolin novelties. Tickets will be
placed on sale March 10Th at Fondas
drug store. Reserved seats 80 cents. 8-5t
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

The St. Patrick's day ball. March II
at Masonic temple will be conducted
under the auspices of the Knights of
Pyihias band. Lohmann's band will
furnish the music.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Lohmann will personally direct the
orchestra at the St. Patrick's day ball at
Masonic Temple. March II. Tickets
sI.oo, on sale at Fonda's. Be.gheims, S,
Streamers and the Golden Rule.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

The morning train from Denver was
one hour late this morning on account of
a small accident to the engine gearing.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Invitations are out for St. Patrick's
day party at Mrs. ]. L. Moorhead's. The
invitations are at once unique and pretty
being written in green ink and tied with
green ribbons.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25 cents.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Miss Guernsey, who has many friends
IN Boulder is spending few days here
For number of years she has been em
ployed by the Western Union of Denver
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Pete Peltier on Saturday began the
construction of 2ox6o building in FL
dora for the new saloon which he will
shortly start in that place
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Mrs. Peacock came over from Denver
yesterday to spend the dav, and will re-
turn again in week 10 spend the sum.
mer
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

In base ball game beween the uni
versity team and the Louisville's last
Saturday afternoon, the home team was
defeated By score of II to o.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Louis Herman, proprietor of the Peo
Piles store, returned this morning from
his eastern trip, on which he made his
purchases for his spring and summer
trade.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Tickets one dollar for the St. Patrick :
day ball at Masonic temple under aus.
pices of the Knights of Pythias band. y
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

w. c. Dyer was in Longmont in at
tendance at meeting of the Lyons toll
road directors today.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Miss Ada Savory left yesterday for
Manzanolo to spend three weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Dan Sheldon.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Madame Lewis, who has been confined
to her bed with an attack of grippe, is
somewhat better today.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Mrs. A. Weber, who has been spend.
ing a week at Gold Hill with her mother,
is again at home.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Hon. Dave Howe, state appraiser OF
land, was in Boulder yesterday as the
guest of L. c. Paddock.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

The Rev. M. D. Hornbeck went over
to Denver today to read paper before
the Ministers association.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14

Eighty stereoptican pictures, 20 feet
in height. All about Mexico. Masonic
Temple hall, Friday evening. March 18th.
Reserved seats IS cents, Fonda's drug
Daily camera., 1898-03-14
For the Children.
LOCAL NEWS.
Wood st Woollett-Brown's.
Go to Golden Rule store for shoes.

Hear the Glee and Mandolin clubs
Saturday evening March 10th at the Ma
sonic hall.
Daily camera., 1898-03-14
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Daily camera., 1898-03-14
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Glee club concert Saturday evening,
March 10Th.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOl
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
ferson Street Improvement.

ferson Street Improvement,
Notice is hereby given that sad
posais Will he received by the undo
Secretary OF the Board OF Pubise4,
of the City OF Seattle up TO o'ciocH
Thursday. November 10Th. isga. for
provement OF East Jefferson Stirred
Twentieth Avenue to the east fne}
Sander Boman Real Estate Co.'S "a
ditlon. by grading. ssdewalking and
said street between said points, as n
by ordinance No. $3.50. creating Id
provement district No. ls6. and ao1
10 plans and specifications prepared
the direction of the city Engineer
on file in the office OF the Board otI
Works.
Each bid mus: be accompanied b
tilted check, paya bic TO the order
city comptroller, for "a sum not les
i've 90 per cent. OF the bid. and
win be considered unless accompaS
said check.
The successful bidder will be reqd
enter into a contract and furnis3
factory bond for the amount. reqny
he city charter and the laws OF n
OF Washington. within ten days al
ing notified Of the award OF the >
10 him; failing TO do 50. tie said
and the amount fixed therein viii
feited 10 the city. No person Is |
as a bidder who has within M
prior 10 the letting OF said contrasl
default in payment Of any Just en-
any work or labor performed, or y
or material furnished pursuant 20 81
contract AZ herein advertised, or WI
"a said two years. failed 10 comp
such contracts.
Special attention ~ called 10 ariia
~ the city charter as now in fof3
ing 10 hours OF labor and fo@
viii. section 81. suos ! and z, real
bonds and sureties,
The board % public works reseJ
right 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must he Endorsed on Fl
IBID FOR EaF. Jefferson Street Graz
BY order of the hoard OF public VA,
FRANK OLESOE. secrI
Date OF first publication. Noyenj
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