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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-12

Sob. &remmer nit einem 8ein apiz
lfen 2 WinettzW assons unb tpurbe
oasielbe aermalmt, 10 oaB er mad benz
So'pttdl perbrd9t tpurbe uno cine 4m-
putation pprgenommen tperoen mub.
Der am WalSpert bef6Gftiate ORR
better Nif. Sbia aus gGterna6 puroe
pon einem umfalenben i6tperen @iIenz
ltud auf sinen SUB setroffen, bab cine
3ebe tbm dbgetrennt tpurbe.
Sberforn, %. Sft. DIS Der
Irbetter 6. 9leiener ii9 bieier SAGE
mad 1einer 9ebauiuns begeben ipollte,
tpuroe er bon bier Strolhen anasfals
len uno oerart mibbanbelt, bab CT
tftper perfpunoet fpuroe. Die SbGter
iinb fliidtig.
S%oIIeri6, 25. Sft. ST.. g. g.
8rier bat an Die Wdblsr Der @emeinoe
Soaeri6 na9itebenbes ,Wa6lsgirfu>
lar" gsriatet, pelhes perbient, Der
Na4lpelt ala Elm Muiter Der geiheis
oenbeit unb Selbftberleuenung ii6erliez
fert gu tperoen. gs lautet fp0rtlih
alfo: nSeebrte Mitbiirger! 4uf bas
Srdnsen meiner sablrei6en ssreunbe
bin, tpel9e Der 4nfi6t iinb, 6ab bas
Wobl uno Webe Der @emeinbe bon
meiner Wa6l ubbdnse, babe i6 mid
aus patriotismus entI9loKen, meins
9anoibdtur fir Die am 81. Sttober
itdttfinbenoen Wablen aufsuiteuen.
Wsine peri0nli9teit 1T alien Ginpob-
1ern Der 9emeinoe ~binlGngli6 befannt.
sd bin bon feinem Weni6en abbGn9iq
uno meme &enntnife Der biefiqen 9ers
bdltnife fopie meine G~rfabrung befdbs
tgsn mid gu ipiHen, mo- ben @inmobs
nern Der S6ub oriidt. @ls Wann, Der
ods Ssra duf Dem redtsn Sled bat unb
ep. aud tein 8latt Dor ben Murb
nimmt, fiible i9 mid berufen, air
meme Sbattraft in DEN Sienit meiner
ipertben Witbiirger gu its1en, befonz
oers neil o6ne meine Mitnirtuna bic
Der Grleotgung barrenben i6nierioen
llno pertpidelten Sragen ni6t i'm Snz
tsrefe Der 4Isemeinbeit oel0ft perben
tonnen. Sur9 meine Wabl niirbe bas
YreIttge oes 9emeinoeratbes beoeutsno
geboben unb Diirbe i6 bann ioraen,
oaB ale Msni9en befrisbist fuer6en.
Wenn Sic alfo nit mir einperitanben
limb, 10 bite i9 sic UNI Sbre Stimme
uno 5ettne nit aller Sp6a9tung 3. g.
&rier, SatbofbsiiBer unb aaufmann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-12
Sur S6mIfraac

liefert Elm Observation-Disclosures" Sraan
Der in Siour gitp, Sa., erfdeinenbe
yNortbtpeit tern Catholic, in ieiner
hummer bonn 2. Nop. ben folgenben,
llberaus beaeidnenben sbitorieuen 8eiz
trag:
Sat ale besabtsn amerifanii9efaz
tbolii9en Mdbden Sopa's iinb 2ebrez
rinnen in Dffentliden S9ulen unb be-
aieben als fol9e quite 9ebdlter. Sbre
mdnnli4en thermometer in ftimmbez
rehtistem glitter finb ale gu 9uniten
Der ameritanii9en Jlasge unb elmer
8epiaisung; unb es 1T f6per fir
beutide 2utberaner, bic ii6 ME bic
5dbigteiten anseeignet baben, 1ol6e
9ebdlter gu beSieben O.. bic 3ustraft
bes Spitems ober bic entipre6enbe ses
tpaltise Singabe ameritanii9er &atboz
Iitsn on basielbe ri9tis gu ipiirbisen."
Qn elmer anberen Stelle fpri9t basz
felbe 8latt bon Der utief (?) tpur5elnz
ben @nbGnsli4feit ameritaniI9er aaz
tboliten an bic ameritanii9e Dffentli9e
S6ule."
Sine berartige Spra9e, bemerft baz
gu nit Re9t bic preuBf6e vRepietp",
tlingt befrembli6 in benz Munbe zines
tatbolii4en Rebatteurs, Der bp6 pii=
len ioQte, buB unier %relisionlpies of
tentli9es" S4ulipftem zines Der drgs
item 9inbernife fir aelisi0iitdt uno
quite Sitten in 4merita 1T, unb baB bic
8atboliten beitdnDts bon ben fir9Iiz
9en SebDrben ermabnt tperben, bic
rpfentliaen" S9ulen gu msiben uno
fatboliide Pfarri9ulen fir ibre Rim
Der gu erridten unb gu unterbalten. =
rGolumbia".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-12

fubr re6t flott, rubis, beinabe se=
rdui6los odppn. Cine Srompete etbt
bas Signal. Die Sabrt gina BEL
i6Oriter Witterung ben &Dnissrine
entlans na@ Sommeloin9en, reip.
Werl.
Grill It D Der Stabt
Guremburg.
8eburten: 10. Hpp.: @nnd, s.
b. Spbann Petsr Saoler, Steinbauer,
Waria Soiepbine, 8. b. Suiepb Sas
5iaur, SnitaGateur; r.: Maria, s. b.
Nitolaus &iri9, S4ubmafer, peter
Gugen paul, g.. b. Matbias 8irget,
S4loIer; 49,: Matbias Martin So
Iepb, g.. b. Sobann S9oup, S9reiner;
a.: Pbilipp, 9. b. Mi6el Sung,
S%teinbduer; 15.: Sobann Spiepb SEQ,
g. b. Hitolaus Meoerna9, 4nitretz
der, Seinrt9, g. b. Bernard 2eonarb,
S4lOfer, Sbeopbil, g.. b. Pbilipp
Steinborn, poitfactsur, Nitolaus
4bplpb, g. b. Sobann Yeter Mersen,
Sberlebrer; 49,: 8atbarina, s. b.
pbilipp 9remer, SaslDbner, Sobann
peter, 6. b. &arl 2ubig, S9reiner.
Seiratben: 10. Nop.: 4lpbons
2ari4felo, S9ieferbsder nit Masoas
lena gen. Selena 9ipei9; Is. Sobann
SGmit, S9mieb NIT s5oiepbine pefz
fer, 8arl 4usuit Gidboff, 9remier nit
Qnna Marid Stalber.
SterbefGlle: IA. Nop.: Maria
alerr, alt 6S S, 809in, sbelos, So
bann peter &remer, a. 1 S. unb 10.
&c.; 4nnd !6puiie, a. 1 s. unb Z. 49,;
49,: 8alerte Gugenie Settegait, a.. 48
s., @befrau b. Or. Yaul Sod, pratt.
4r5t; 49,: Sbeobor 9erens, aft 1 M.
u. 3 80, Srma Maria G9pabn, alt
A 3d.; &c.: Matbtas Soiepb NoHen,
alt 73 s, 5ufi9mieo, Petsr S9anen,
alt "a S., Maurer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-12
ettttun8en az OuUiten oer
glrbetter.

en- Seutf6ldnb tpurbe aIIein
ipGbrenb Der eriten neun Wonate bic
fes Sa6res BON inouitriellen unterneb.
mern, pripdten uno Mttien : @e1eIz
idaften, aus eigenem 4ntriebe bic
1tattli1e Summe bon % Millios
men Mart fir Stiftungen gu u r.
better : 80 o B labrtsz 3peden
aufgsbradt. Inter ben Spenbern be-
finben ii9 4O4 @ttien : @eieai4aften
unb 2S3 pribatperfonen.
Ous betannte Wprt: ,Gorporatios
men baben feline Seele", erleibet al1o in
Der alien beutiden Seimatb nod redt
Diele erfreuli6e 4usnabmen. Gs gibt
bort nod Sablrsi9e Sabrffanten unb
inbuitriele 8Drperi6aften, bic ibre
@rbeiter n Of I ais blobe @rbeitsz
IN a 6inen betrahten unb bebans
beln, INN Die man ii9 ni6t peiter finn
inert, na6bem lie ibr tdgli6es @rbeitsz
penium seliefert, ionbern fib audi be-
rem leibli6es unb geittaes
80 pblergebenn mad 3rGften angez
lesen iein laRen. Wpblfabrtsz @inridz
tunsen, pie fie 3. 9. &rupp in @Hen
Dber gar Der 0e8r8ba@n8b0 g,
pber gar Der 0erbanb ,4rbeiterWobl"
in Miin9enz9 labba1, grefelb, Wer-
ben unb pislen anberen Srten berpprs
gerufen, baben, bon 2eon Carmel unb
einisen anoeren 4riitliden Snbutriels
len Srantrei6's abseieben, anberspo
fdperli9 hires sleiden, am alerpes
nisiten in unieren Der. Staaten,
mo iteinreide @roBsS nbuitriele nun,
bers mas gu tbun pGbnen, tpenn ie fir
ibre @rbeiter cine 8ibliptbet nebit 2es
fe5immer erri6ten.
Wie beaiisli6 Der @rbeiters
DUB @efeBgebung. 10 fam
anisr aanb AUDI hinii4tli4 Der rei@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-12

8ettenbofen '0oriaen Conn.
tag bate Der 8uti4er bes Srn. 2rier
bon Srel ben 2eidnam zines in 0iben.
burg p%eritorbensn MGb6ens na9 8ets
tenbofen sefabren, ais er BEL Der Riid.
fahrt plDBii9 elm S%nbipibium 5i9 nes
ben ibn auf ben Bod i6pingen fab.
Der 3uti9er fprberte i'm auf abSuitets
gen; itatt befen 5ps Der 8erl einSolbz
mel er uno itieB IS benz &uti6er In ben
2eib, pie er meinte. @liidli6erpeife
bemmte Der i6ipers Mantel unb bic
bide 8leibuns ben STOP. SEPT begann
elm &f Mann eesen Wann, bis es
enDlid benz &utfder selans, ben 8erl
Dom Bod bes Sobtsnpasens berunter
gu itoBen. Die 3iigel nebmen unb i'm
9alopp baponrennen, mar bas Werf
zines @ugenblides. Die lInterIudung
bat nod ni4ts erpieisn, ba Der 3utz
idsr pegen Der Suntelbeit bic 3iiee
unb llmriKe bes 8anpiten ni9t bate
ertenneu t0unen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-12

pilItsen Sirforse Der s ne
b u It rteIlen fir 4rbetter unb
nod man4 anberer Dirt pratt
den Gbrt tbumsp bon benz
oft 10 gering gef4dbten unb seidmGbs
ten Oeutl4lanO nod piel, iebr piel
lernen.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20
UO1veraitV Notes.


j. l.. Ludlow, hydraulic engineer,
was on the 'Hilp several days ago COM
pieting arrangements for the addition
of much needed improvement here
and that IS the water supply. Every
thing is expected to be Ia running or
der by the time school opens in s ep-
TENDER.
A dancing master Is procured by
the students every spring, if possible,
for the benefit of those who care TO add
one more accomplishment to their list
Prof. Antonio Bellezza is conducting
thu class this year. He is mater Of
his art and has spent many years in
the Safe conducting dancing schools
at different places.
DR.. A. K Alderman. Preslden of:the
University, lectured Sunday night,
his subject being an able. graphic and
eloquent description of his trip to Je-
rusalrm.
Chapel Hill can now boast of a bank.
The last legislature granted a charter
for bank at Chapel Hill. The buid-
ing will soon be erected, aud ere many
weeks it will be much easier task to
get your check cashed. Colonel Julian
5. Carr is president; G. L. Lind
-ey, of Chapel Hill, vice presi-
dent. The capital stock will be $lO.-
0lO, with the privilege to increase it
to 100000 il so desired. 1t takes but a
glance to see the rapidity of Chapel
Hill's progress.
The Lloyd Cotton mill to cost nearly
500 600 and a bank started by most re
sponsible, level headed business men
Prof. Holmes and his wonderful i'm
provement in he town roads and those
leading to and from the town Is al 9TH
er great step forward for Chapel Hill
Such truly interested citizens ar
what give a state, q county, to WI
their backbone. their strength.
May 9Th the Chapel Hill Choral S0ci
ETY. will give its second concert for thi
year. 1t will prove q rare treat to
lover of music, and it will aft ord tn
people, the students and opportunit,
TO hear reprodu 'ed by q we'll trained
choir and renowned soloists. the mel"
dy sad or ] y full that stirred the deer
tender, majestic souls of different CON
posers. J. M. H.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20
WHAI ARR AIS OL,TiCsL SECEs
STILES?

The Pr, dent has again Z ven Mr.
r. gsrt recess appointment as Judge
80 'he / dcrai Court Of the western
Nor;h Carolina District. Twice ba-
fore the President he's appointed this
man tor this place, aud twice the
-rnate has failed t. confirm. This
probably the first time IN the his
.oty Of the government that the
President has given recess Al point
m mt to a man tor any place whom
the Senate had twice refused TO con-
l~m, and surely no President hasev.
er dominated any man for such an
moprtaut an eff 20 who was go to-
tally nuf; for it.
the Washington cJrrespo dent o
'ur Il tleigh Post, Ia announcing the
.Upn ~ tho President, says
WAsHGSGTON, April 13.-The
resident to-day again appointed
IL milton q. Ewart L nied States
Judge for the Western District of
NOrth Carolina. This has become a
ra-u3 cel-bre, as this Is his third a o.
pplntment, the Senate having fail d
o. coLtirm him for reasons fully set
forth at the time. The Pre- sident's
,feat advisers have urged him
strongly not to repeat this nomina-
tlpu, bat = lrtical necessities have
proved mex ,rabl4.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20
ro WAKE a suaN FIGHT AGAINST
TRUSTS.

30 MAKE \ suaN FIGHT AGAINST
TRUSTS.
The Washington Post In a recent
editorial, in reply to a letter from
correspondent asking which one OF
the old parties would probably de-
clare against trusts in the next cam.
paJgu, said in substance: "Why both
of the old parties will of course de
clare against trusts; they will try to
Guido each other in denouncing
trusts. TIE one that holds it's ma
uoual convention first will attempt
to EXHAUST the English language in
drcrying and denounciug them as
evils aud promising to abolish them.
The other one when it meets in con-
veutlOu will try To Guido the former.
The Post is no doubt right in this,
and vet THE CAUCASIAN would be
wiling to lay wager of dollars to
doughnuts that neither one of these
old parties will declare that they are
IN favor of reno Ting the causes that
produce trusts, and that if they do
they will attempt to fool the public
| by naming the false causes insted Of
| the real causes. In short, neither one
| Of TIA, IN viii declare for taking the
instruments of com meree out of the
hands OF private monOpolies and
using them as public functions, as
/ the fDrefathers intended. Whoever
controls the instruments Of com
merce controls commerce; whoever
controls commerce controls the gov
ornament. Therefore, il the govern
meut does not control the instru-
ments of comm cree, those who 90
control the instruments of commerce
Twill be greater than the govern
ment. That this a'ement is true
eyery one can satisfy themselves
by IN .,ly looking around and seeing
who to-day control the instruments
bf commerce in this country and he
will see that they are the ones who
re running the government, making
Mems, Ives m,llionsires at the ex-
pense of the labJring and producing
lasses.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20
And Of what other remedy can that

And Of what other remedy can that
be said?
Ev-ry form OF nervous trouble,
VIII th-r l"c iiizsd in the muscles. heart
brain, or n the nerves Themselves, il
"ured-tO stay cn--d-by PAin-'s eel
cry compound. Every kind and dearre
f impoyrri-hm-n mt uf system is over
come by the xreatest Of all invig,rs-
Cnrs after other remedies have shown
no benedict al effect.
1t is the spring remedy vonched for
by physici.ns, teachers and we'll read,
we'll Informed m-n and women in ev-
cry part OF the country.
People are every where dy ling Of ex-
hausted nervous energy or dragging
Out their lives in pain and discomfort,
because Of sie-piessn.ss. nerv BUSINESS
and tagged OUT brains The objective
point OF Pain-'s celery compaund in
su ccessfuIiy curing such nervous t,nu-
bies is To feed the nerves. buiid up the
wasted brain parts. nnuri-h rh- Tissues
and increase tn co.. s'ructive capacity
If he bl rod. Hath and rene we'd life
20 all the nervous tissues thu, takes
the place of the Iethargy and the de-
biiity of disease when Paine's celery
com pound ia employ ed.
n, enc will need to be told tina
PaIHe's celery compound does its b.s
work now Is spring comes on. Thes
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

Lon V. Stephens the first native
born Governor Of Mis- .ouri; neighbnr
ing K .ntucky has fur ,ish-d the resi-
As chief executive Of the State Of
Missouri his policy is business like.
economical and progressive.
Gov. Stephens frankly and freel,
recommends Paine's ce -rv compound
He has been greatly benefited by i,
and whe never there is sickness in hi
family Paine's celery compound is thu
remedy that is used.
A a witness to the wonderful eff
cacy Of this remedy, especially it,
spring, the experience Of the chief ex
Pcutive OF the state told in the follow
ing letter cannot be slightly passed
over:
Executive Department.,
State If Missouri,
Jefferson City, Feb. 8, 1899.
Gentlemen:
have used Paine's celery compound
keep it in my house for family use and
find it q splendid remedy.
Very respectfully you're,
LON V.STEPHEVS.
Why is Pain-'s Celery compound TO-
day the most successful spring remedy
in the wOrldP
It is 40 wonderfully anccessful sim
oily because it acrOnolishe. in every
instance exactly v hat is claimed for it,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20
No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in face,
form aud temper will always have
trends, but one who would be at'rAc-
tive must keep her health. If she is
weak, sick'y and all run down, she
will be nervous aud irritable. Ii she
has cOnsti patton or kidney trouble, her
impure blOud will cause pimple-, skin
eruptiOns blutches and a wreGched
com piexio1. Electric B,tters is the
best medldine ia the world to regulate
stomach, liver add kidneys aud to pu-
rify the blood. Ii gives strong nerves,
bright eyes, smooth veivety skin, rich
com exiOn. 1t will make q g"od look
ing, charming woman Of rundown
invalid. Only 81 cents at all drug
stores.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

early spring days encourage esffinI
we'll. Nervous q senses ore lee Gu
born ana debility yields more quickl,
n w han NJ spy o,h-r time.
II will ss'onish every ore vi
knows Pain-'s celery compound onl
ny hrar-say. to try IL now and IN ..
the change from . yellow. saiiow con
pi-xion ia q fre-h, healthy c"ior: had
aches will wholly c~as-; sl~ep will 2.
fresh and the mind groW clear Is
means OF this graf modern v.m~d
the liver that h.s been sluggish q
winter becomes active. and 'iiiou. a
tack- ano the poisonous. head sch~s a.,
the diseases akin to rh~um stism Whicl
are its result, are cut short.
IL it We're possible 70 make o hous.
IN house csnvs-s OF families wher
paine's celery compound 1. b~in,
used these early spring days, n
over shelming amount OF eyidenr
would APPEAR showing shs implicI
conf i-nc~ that - placed in this gres'
est of all -pring remedies; and III
enormous numb-r Of people who ~
bring cured Of some form Of n~rvou
trouhis-, sle~pi-.sns-s, indig~sfio,
hsadach-s, neuralgia. heart troub les "
. general "run-dowu" condition.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20
Example Is Better Than Precept

Those senten'ious proverbs. or old
saws, which are us. d a. prsfxss to al
OF the Hood Sarssparilla advertising
IN thousands Of papers throughput tn
country, are evidence OF a new aud
original style Of display advertising
both pleasing ard effective Tn. Hood
nrm is to be congratulated on so cl-v
er'y adapting such wisdom as has fit
cred down through centuries. Anpth-
er charming thing about this Hood
advertising is the unique type they
are using.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20
THEY ENDORSE BrTLEg-s AMEND.
MKST.

The L<n"ir Topic fas-d TO Publish the
ks.oiur-ns tA-.ed by the J.ha r.
jones Camp.
Lxyorg, April 10 1893.
Mr.. EDITOR: Dear Sir:-The Old
soldiers bad . meeting in Lenoir
on April 4'h and passed resolutions
endorsing Butler and his Pension bill
and President Mckinleys kind utter
ance copcern'pg,he So1sh. The reso.
lutions were the same OF the J,ssphE
Johnston Camp. with fe changes to
make it suit our camp, which il the
John 7. Jones Camp No. 952 We took
it TO the Lenoir Topic. The editor
said be would publish it; so he took
it, but when his paper came GU, it WAS
not in IL. When asked his reason for
not publishing it. he SAID he could not
print anything that had that damned
rascal's (gutler's) name in it, H..
would not let us have it back, but he
destroyed il.
A SUBSCRIBER.
THE resolutions passed by the j ,seph
K Johnston Camp were pnblis shed in
the CAUCASIAN OF March ~23rd.l
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

taxes.
Kinston is to have a graded sch DOL
here il the people will vote to tax
themselves to do 80, Of course the
negro amt in it now, but two years
ago he was when the State held an
election to see If we would vote a
tax on ourselves for that purpose,
the Democratic papers heralded it
and bounded it all over the State
and said it would educate the damn
niger they said it was political put
up by the Rep-Pop legislature to ed
ucate the negro. But now in Kin
ston they don't think a graded school
here will have anything to do with
educating him, because it was a Dem
ocratic Legislature and a Democratic
get up. What supreme hypocrisy.
A TAX PAYER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

Beware OF O,nsmeuts for CatAIIh lat
Contains sacerury,
as mercury will surely destroy Ct:
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they will do Is
ten fold TO tue good they can possibly
derive from theu1. Hall'@ Oatarrh Cure,
manufacI used by F. J. Cheney & Co ,
Toledo, o.. coa tains no mercury, and
IS taken interasily,. acting directly
upon the blood and Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. It IL taken
internally, aad made in Toledo. OHIO,
b. Y. J. Cheney Il Co. Testimonials
free.
sold BY drugR lists, price 100 per boz.
tie.
Halls family pills are the best.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

sunday
Train on the soo,isnd s~~l Bnnch Road
AVE Weldon t.lO O m. Hslifsr q - o IA.
srr1ses sootisnd s~ck si - y m. sr.~n-
sii'e BOZ y. IA kinston 80 q. m E.aurn-
,ng leaves kinston 10 m Gr-~nsilIs
~ m. arriving HalifsI ~ D. o IN.
Weldon II IS o m.
TRANS Oh Mashing.on Branch lesv, ws.h.
gton = - IA and oU O. m srrns. fsr-
neie a:lO .. m and ? 81 o m. r-sursinE
csve farIssle v 80 o m aud q ~ q an ar
I'VE Warrington u p a "a and - . M.
sailv.
Trsin lessrs Tsrboro y. q. dsily sIo~ts
sunday $50 . m. Sunday 80 q M ar
ives Plymouth 80 o ma q o. IA. rsfurp-
NJ leaves Plymouth daily rnorts sutsasy
% q m. and sunday 50 "a f. arnv-~ Lar.
coro iOoo . m. aud n co. o. IA.
IfsiD on MsolsBd = q BrsDch lesvss
solds".oro daily. eIo-,a sunday. 40. ~.
rrIviBg hu inbeld e 81 q. NJ. turning
-syrs smihheld s:0J q n. srrls~. si Code
-urv ~ Is q n.
Trains Ola Nashville Branch leave Encky
aouDt NJ 80 3 M. sfrlv~ Nashville b o. q.
"a. Q. rlns Hop 3.SO .. M. r.furnir,s save
pring HoTs r,oO .. I'm. Nsshsilie = - o. an l..
rive ~ kocty Mount 100 .. IN. daily sr
ept sunday.
Tram O.. Clinton Branch lssy~- war~su
r. linton daily sroIs Sunday. % l3s IN.
nd 40 y M. rvturIIng lssss~ liipion Of
~ o. ant o. q. IA.
Train No - msk-s cso~~ onnD~ct1on ~
Weldon Tor oil POINTS North dsiiy eli rail
"a Richmond, also Of Kocs' kOuni win
sorfolk AMI tsroltps A. u for sorfoth and
al poinn North vas sorfolk
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

Or Tue CAUCAsIAN.
KGNsToN, n c., April 8, 1895
Mr. EDIToR:-I see from the pa
(ers hat the State Treasurer is about
b sell one hundred ard ter thousand
pillars worth OF BONDS against the
fith aud credit of the taxpayers OF
BE- State. This does not look mach
X prosperity under whl,o suprem-
icy. | think this an outrage upon
pc people, let the people ask them
Ives the q question: what shall we
with the peniteutiary y 1t is not
bstaiuing. and We have to be taxed
keep it up; there is something rad
ally wrong about it, and TIE people
fght to know what is the matter
ia this institution, there must be
ul play somewhere in connection
th IL lie is very strange that al
lie bodied man cannot feed and
Pthe himself in the penitentiary,
peeiNlly when he has a boss bet!1d
m with q bull whip in HIS hand to
he the convicts work. What shall
d. with this Institution is the
Gstion, are We TO be eterpally taxed
keep it goineP The people are get
x very tired of being taxed on 5
1t cotton for everything that mig ht
made self-supporting. | say ii
cannot make the penitentiary
sustaining, it would be best to
pt some other method Of punish
ht, 1tappears that the poorer the
bple get the create the burden OF
Eation, but the people, some OF
IN are like patient oxen, the great
the burden the better they like it
hen will the people of North Caro-
ia ever get legislature that viii
hten their burdens The Demo
atic papers cursed and abused tn.
ep-Pop. legislature for lncompe
hcy ard extravaganza in legisla
Pm, but this last one took the cak'
appropriations and increasing of
ers salaries, the Ulcers salaries o
r town has been increased double'
what it was under the old tow
arter. The question has bee
ked them why they wanted thei
aries increased, the only reaso
BY could give was that they ha
pre- work to do, and the town We
owing, but they never for tim
nsidered that it takes twenty ID
cotton to buy a dollar. Ii this il
fase of tax ton continues to 3
for five years longer it will
pnd to bankrupt the people, it
bard now for them to pay the
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

The London Academy, everywhere
considered the best literary perlodi-
cal IN Eugland, # red a prize for q
list of the twelve best books of thu
season. In a recent issue the result
of the contest was given. The Let
tiers of Robert Browning and Eliza
beth Barrett Barrett, published in
the United States by Harper & Bros.
received large mSjorlty of votes.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

Are grand, but Skin EruptioDs rob
life of joy. Buckl.n's Arnica Salv.
cures them, also old running and fever
sores, ulcers, boiis, felOns, cOrns. warts
cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, chappe"
hands, chilblains. Best Pile cure on
earth. Drives out pains and aches On
~ rs cents a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-20

Derangements Of Menstrual Func-
lions prUduce Miscarriage. Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets correct
tue arrangements
A Torpid Liver causes Depression
of Spirits, Inhig -sti0u. 0nstipatiou,
Headache. q e Or. n. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine 20 stimulate that or.
gan.