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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-08-03
Dress Shields.

Fine grade dress shields,
never sold for less than
- cents.
anniversary Sale Be
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-08-03
Art Denims

Elegant new patterns,
q pieces, worth SOC.
Anniversary Sale. .l5C
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-08-03
GinghamS and Prints.

We own s cases VIM. Simpson & Sons sat
cen finish prints. They sell for 7c. Give you all
you want in our Anniversary Sale at......3 I-2c
Any and every Percalc in the house, many
worth I21lC. Anniversary Sale price. ........ sc
Choice any Apron Check Gingham in the
house, grand good IL and SIC values. Sale
Our entire line Dress Ginghams, regular 10
and I2c goods. Observation-Disclosures. I-2c
Choice any Dress Prints in the house (many
cost "a and 5c)....... ....-.................4c &C
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-08-03

odd lot No. ,, 112 pair mems black and tan, vici kid
and willow calf all styles regular price so See this
- pairs mems solid leather boxed toe shoe, lace and
gress splendid for hand work, worth 800 An
niyersarv sale L .9S
2io pairs mems Satin calf lace congress, plain
toe, worth 1j0. ................ SOC
Mems black and Nulicr sold by 10
Anniversary sale 1.19
ows this? An all solid plow shoe, cheap 80 for SOC
Choice of Foshiems mems fine shoes all 800 goods,
800
This Is of the good things Ladies black and shoes
cloth tops and cloth nlaid regular 80 and 800 shoes
Anniversary sale lS5
Is pairs mems low shoes coin plain nave been
cheap 80. Anniversary sale. 10
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-08-03
Shirt Waists.

This is truly one of the places where Cost"
cuts no figure It's short story-dOnt take long
to tell you how cheap they are. We WILL
NOT carry over single waist
LOT consists of all our so and 75c Shirt Waists.
LOT ? consists of our entire line of SI.oO, SIPS,
SI.35 Shirt Waists They go at the unheard
of price of Observation-Disclosures. ACC
You couldn't have them made for the price.
LOT 3 consists of our entire line $50, SI.75,
200, $50, 800 Shirt Waists. They go at .OOC
You couldn't, nor neither could We buy the
embroidery in them for the price
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-08-03
Linens. Linens.

We have ever been considered strong in this
inc You will remember our Anniversary
Sale for Years if you will buy some of these really
good linens Every linen i'll the house reduced.
\ 6o-inch bleach Table Damask, beautiful
patterns, regular SOC goods. ........-... IOc
\ 6o-inch bleach Table Linen regular
price, 65c. Anniversary Sale. ......... 4Oc
\ 54-inch all linen half bleach Damask .IOc
Be sure and see this one pcs 72-inch lin
en-, good styles, sells for sc. at......... 4Oc
pieces 72-nch bleach table linen, very fine
elegant patterns, regular I25, at. t.......75c
\ goodfast color red damask, 58-inch II I-2c
Renfrew fancy table damask good value at
65c. See it. Anniversary Sale....... soc
\ good Cotton Crash Sc
AnIS-inch best Crash, only 5pieccs of them.
They will 90 first day. Long as they last SC
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
HOW TO fIhO OUT.
J. M. a..

Fill q bUtlle Or. cummOn glass Wit,
our " nter aud les II stasu Lwent,
our hVur,: u sediment VI eetlIinx ~.
Icates al unhealthy condition vi Ii,
h'dneys; II IL Stains YOUR linen il >,
videhce vi kidney trouble: Iv, r..
lueht desire ~ paes II VI paIn IN Tn,
Jack Is also Convincing 1 rUUf that ID.
A-uheys and 0isduer are Out vi order
WHAT TO Do.
There Is cUmiurI IN the know ledR.
u often exprs ssed, that DIR. Kiime.'
swamp kUO The great Kidney rem.
~ fuiniis every ~ssh IN curing RTE u
ns1ism. pain III the back, kidneys. Iiv-
r, bladder and every part vi tie URN
,'y passage. lC Cosrects Inability I.
iuid water aid scaldinx pain In PASS
nx il, Or bao effects following 9>e .
IqnUr. wine Or beer, aud overcome.
hat UNPLEASANT Necessity, vi O-tu.
Compelled to 60 often during the da,
.hd u get up many tIMes curing ID.
light. The milL and The extrxur0lua.
~ .ff. CT 0f swamp RoOs 10 sOou real
zed. Is stands the h'x best for its won
derfui cures Ut slhe most distressing
cases. /: yea netd medicine yuu
-houid have the best. Al druRg. SITS III
+, Cents or one dollar.
You may bavs.a sample bottle and .
oook that tells more abous II, buai.
cent absolutely Tree BY mail, II yuu
send yUuf s0I Tess t. l,r. N. uus 4 u.
n. r. When wrillnx b.
-.--4 49, Allvn tLa. 40 s,lu $40
c.&I.us \ - - hx C.UCAssAMs
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
ELECTION FRAUDS, ,NIixiDATi0h AMI
MURDER.

THE MOST PAINFUL VOTE J
EVER GAVE IN Ny LIFE WA
FOR ruECON STITUr FIONA
AMENUMESr. ibid NOT GlVl
THAT VOTE As A DEAOCKAI
NoK FOR TIE SUCCESS OF TIL
DEMoCR vic PARTY; BEcAUol
yEklLY BELIEVE THAT Il
WOULD BE BETTER FOR TIL
DEMOLRArlC PARrY FoK TIL
NEGRO CONTINUE AN lSoCi
IN Politics. BCrl. GAVE III
VOTE BECAUSE tELr L
WOULD BE BETTER FOX TIL
POOR NEGRO We HAVE LEARN
ED ~ LOVE FOR HIS FAITHFUL
NESS. VOTED FOX II TO lU
AN ENUTO ELECTION FRAUDS
To lNTIMIDAriONS AND MUkD
Err. GAVE That VOTE FOE
THE GOOD OF OrULiSrANl
WHILE REPUBLICAN FRlEND'
VINO COULD, If TIE NEGRO WA
ELIMINATED FROM POLITICS
Disc U5,TnE GREAT STALE AM
NATIONAL. ISSUES WITHOUT Bf.
ING CALLED "BLACK HEARl.
ED."-SENAI OSBORNE, IN The
LEGISLATURE OF 1899.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

Non Cunfurmist,

/ Non Cunfurmist.
The rich men Of Chicago are or
p's. to an income tax for the su,
port Of the U ilted States COVER,
1nenr, bur all all the s4me some O
TN are taying an income tax I.
the British government. This Sat
pf aft ,lrs comes about in this wa,
Some of Ihs bre weri-s there w-r
bought by E glish ca citalis,s and th.
business was re"rgauiz d as a Bri
ISL comnauy. Some Of The stock Wa;
retained by Americans and the Z
Sltsh govern claims that ever,
ne Of these reorganiz .tions mus
'4y it an iucome tax. The courts Q
England aud America have decide.
nat this is good law and ChicaR
IT z MS must cough up $50 900 I.
,upyortroyaIty in Great Brlla,n. ".
IL not suppose that they will mlu
MS, because they love every,hu,
Ens llsn, you know. 1t 10, Ks Yer,
range. th,ugn, that American u
L US should orj SCI to pay an lncom
ak t,r the support Ot their ou
government aud at the same thu
olua ar.iy pl,ce themselves maj.
Nlou where they have to pay Am
NE tax towards The support Ut fl
Ign desp",lsms. Is ltls anolh.l
'Aass OF Imperialism
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

II those OF our readers who reside il
he mos, highly favored sections of this
country. wherz the climate Is healthy
and invigoEa,ing. with . dry and tonic
stmos l'hcrr. wiii l,-,k about them. they
viii see a greI.e' or less number OF their
TRENDS and ne,ghbors dying of en-
Sumption. while many others have
already been carried Of BY Tat dread
malady.
These deaths have occurred from tine
to time aaId the refreshing prairie
oreezes OF summer. IN the far and mel
low days OF Q uuin. and also Ia the dry
aud sunny SEASONS of a southern winter.
Such d, a,hs amid such favorable sur
7oundings aIt"rd positive aud con vino
ng proof that Climate alone will no,
cure Consumption: that neither pi e.
'aden breez,s nor bra i.g mountain air
will restore W, ak lungs or build up a
constitution that is being undermined
and broken down by the insidious germs
If fatal disease.
But. on the other hand. many thou
'ands OF testimonials fror7 grateful PEG
Die all over this ,untry. who have be, n
:nred by the DIR. Siocum System of
Treatment, and are today in the C iov-
NSAe VI
.trencth. afford the most convince g
violence that this treatment. aided bT
avorable CLIMATE GO di,ious and sur
oundlngS. Is post We cure fer C..n.
umpti"n an ! all ether chronic diseases
the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Therefore, those who &c to- the noun
aims. the s-ashure or To Southern ci-
na'es. as well as those " no already
esi6e in such favored loc ,lItirs. sh ul.l
lot fail TO tale the DR. 81 cum SYST, m
# Treatment # they wish TO derive the
ulI benefits of favo able climatic ,oLdi-
ions and scientific m, die tlion
The DR.. Slocum System Of Treatmen,
Consisting If Four Preparatory is both
medicine ard food. The medicines used
1t allay the cough and lung irrita ION.
zeal the soreness ard subdue the pair
n the throat, overcome shortn. SIS OF
breath. improve the appetite and di. es-
ION. and br * com 'ort. rest ard re-
reshing sleep. while it, food properties
ire building p the constitution. ENRICH
.ng the blood ard infn>iag the sufferer
With new life and vicor
No Sin"le remedy will accomplish all
his. but the Four Remedies embodied
the DR.. Slocum system of Tre7tment
will. More than a quarter of century
has been devoted to pcriectirg this
System Of Treatment: every ind ca on.
very symptom II Con-, -1ption and
rher diseases ~ tho 'Tr-"-- ard Lungs
= no level
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

n FpIatE-I" il,,,n,
oIsiAs enc an. ''l.r t,t.n
,pi,sniie iie hsnhiri, i,-.'
,s,sn 70 nts,e e. No ililr a..
~. Nv h,ps hr ,tr. g. t,,.
60 is,d On IN. -, hey ~. -
clhvIssInooi' st l,,.
TEN ilrsnn c, ri.d...t,.r..I,,.
.rger- ,l ss's- ,ls:3- ls.l..
irD. u ber that ,hs erus,.,
rr,ii 9 oll. d ioi I'D. 49,
4. nis, dre,lN the love, tn.
II L. t;Sfer y, pld ss,,ie III "a
ss,i, 4 Bs pkh hn u,i. ii. c..
,eis,ssnd 'fs eco mi,i,e s,,. a.
s.,k. to then. tpt TIE lr,r,,
to,st, & 6.rb,l, srd .Lr.e N.
J.nyi o, pspib SET. F,irrr -.
,sIsis ~ The time ssid ii,iyr Ia,
.ls srsnfa rice little ,un d.t,,
winii z end dvisii 9 usni,-,. ,s
'prrIg ,te time op.'rcirg 81,
hai e ,lopld tesLen q STA, P,i,,
,oysu sse ,hs' in el.eiirs Ne,
Eds art, 4 Brougbton ib. ..,..s
nrs pp On I'D score. daring "a.
c, nrsien ] h.sd cur r.pr seri.,ir,
pshe . spsseh. srd 10 had sr.r
EEL TO say about the viol.'~r o.
eopnse's, he vas pc sdi & for n. I,
yssr l.pss srd zee ms d Ca iliri ~,
arepd The lssfe would he.sifl.-
CD OF . ecp,rscf. ard further xop4
ga violation Of his oath. but pb.,
.csrss To 90 small q matter s,,t,
S'ste Printing. and saving q 70.
''u.si d follsrs bv sleciing Pc,
ny bat VS. spo'bp thing.
I hcye our D. sdsrs vill gs, ,os.,k.
~ fcon- nsp cut . plan OF roik ard
81 ,fsp 81 ihs' hc, 60 In vo,t. I
'sr ere sm viliir q 20 90 vhAi r,r
Ts1stisn without r. rr.,eristior-
- 'hs worst bird Of iyrsry ,rd
'su'd not be iols rsnd ile..trl
fsll vote against the amst dm,rf 70
be cons'i'u'icp.
Yours for reform.
A pDP.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
tRtE 10 MILLIONS ufS.FftRERS
Ah' New Cur for N 'sey. Blsdd 90 49,
Uric Acid Tsaubi.s.

ih' New Cur for ki '.ey. Bl.dd 90 49,
Uric Acid Troubles.
Almost every b"dy Wbo reads th-
newspapers 10 sure ~ know VI 3 sam %.
* 'Ot
IL is The great medicine tr,umob NJ
ne hineie-Sth century; discvv~r.J
,ttrr y~srs ~ sci-ntihc s~s.sech a !,
ne ehi"e"f kidney aid bladder sue
'iHi-'. Df ki'ln-r, and has ssuiS Won.
'e' w pave r. IA curing kidn-s. liver.
p'nh Ter aud uric acid disease.
n d"~y Trouble - r~suuus.b bic IN,
10 re chn~s aud sudden deal M lhs o,
'ny other d s~as-, aud 10 80 dec.ps.v-
lag it.
Thousands owe their h~alth and ere,
I'VE 6" Sw.mL-K Sor, and rhuu..,,d,
m"r. who today IiiIbk th~ms-Iye, n,.
y"hd h-'p, ca" be made veil uy th-
Use of TN. xsssi r~medy.
swamp Root has b~on tested in IN
many ~sSr,tn hospital work, IN os,-
sste Practice, sm"ng me h-ip,~s.. ,u,
poor 10 purch .se Relief, aud has pr"v-d
"cc"i IN every case that . sp<-
.a"se0eht has oeen IN ade n.
snIcn All readess VI the CAuc.s,As.
o nave "oe ALREADY Tried o., ma,
nave sample bottle seut absoi.s. A.
'!~e oy mail. Aispa b0uk lsit,nr m,,,.
40 "t scamp Il ,os and cvusa,uin~
some oi he thousands upcn tbous.,,a.
u testimonial Ietfess received s,.,..
men ana women who owe their 1..,a
n1AIh, y" fac', their VERY liv-s. Co m.
""oerfmi curative properties If
. Sanp- Root. Be sure aud m.n,;or
'hs CACcAs'AN when sending vuue
Ton, N. Y.
IL Sou are already convinced thar
swamp k"Or - what you nerd. v.~
o." puFcn.fe the regular 0u, -caat
S1o one dOiTar SIZE ~ dug stores.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Un1S erSit, n tes.


LehIsh met d. feat 1T our Land:
ruday last on our home ground>
No won easily by a score of 5 to 0
Winston, the Varsity FIRST base man
htching for Carolina.
The fair sex prayed E .ster Sun
lay with more gratitude in the,
'ealts than had been there for som.
me. Whyi Because the day Wa
uch as to permit their coming fort,
all E sstes's "dalnty plumsee.'
Z ute q number of the studeuts wen
."me to spend q few days of tn
Caster tide.
Mr.. Turentine, q gradual of th.
University, preached at the Method
st church Sunday moruing and tina
right held services in the coll.y.
chapel.
DR.. R. H. Whitehead was in Raj
Ugh q day or so ago in the interes
# the University Medical School.
W. sincerely hope he made som.
satisfactory arrang, ments for %
."inlLR the material 60 necessary fo.
he teaching Of anatomy as it should
Do taught.
The weather prophet has certaipl,
made mistakes in the quality Of tn,
weather to-day. Hs has given u:
lhrlsI mas snow and cold inst. ad OF
'aimy breezes and . bright warn
sunshine.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

VAST sTusssr Dsssae~ says - sAs N~v
York Js.raa, Al 90 the Oss as.li a
6<s..s i,Issss.
ELLIoTT, n. c.. Mar. 25. 1899.
Mes York J,arnal. N.vY,rk:
R+ply ne 30 your telegram will sa,
ba' think Bsyan did right in re-
using TO accept the iavit zion to th
u -lmont Croker dinner. Don't Sc.
now he could aceep, an invitation &.
.tiend any political dinnsr no M.
er by Via, name called. aud
n>tter what the cost per pla.e, uu
less it we're given under the auspic.,
fihoss Who stand for the priuc,
pies OF J Il .rson.
MARION BUTLER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
"ouR TR,ops SURE VI VICTORY"

The daily reports from the scene OF
war in the Philippine Islands cauno
fail to have caused considerable re-
hsction on the part of even . casua
observer Of current events. One d.,
the Assocl'd Press reports announce,
in great headlines. that "our troops
:ss steadily advancing against the
F'l,Pinost" another day that Gen.
Otis has the sii uation under controI;'
another day that "Gsnaral Otis
thinks there 10 no doubt about bis
subj aga ing the Fiiipinos after
A~Ai. !" auo.hert u y mat "Ih,I
was ON yesterday q sharp engage
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

# lLd-p. Id. rce aud of very iuud4
aental principle underlying a fire..
;-pubIie, is fatal to The govern men'
aless the people the mselv.s r. al
10 enormi'y OF the crime c"mmitt.d
rive from power their false repre-
-ntatives, ard restore the govern
neut into the hands of the follower.
J, # ,.son and Lincoln.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Luck HIS The H.L N THE HsAD

mar Click Said T"ey would a, and
would do. .nd What Ih.y did ac
and dit nor 90.
Hickory Times Mercury
Some time ago We wrote the fol.
owing to the CAUCASIAN:
Inc negroes have gotten their
yes open. N" money can get then
vote tho Democratic ticket. The,
d" II all vote against the mendmept {,
In reply to the above, the Sun.
'ay 3 News and Observer says:
THUS writes J. F. Click, of Ca
s"ba county. Mr.. Click is right on.
'me, and we quote this extract b. :
"ause it is pleasant to see a man VIII,
almost always wrong bit the nail
right on the head one time"
Click chit the nail right on th.
ne %" more times than one. II ID.
:.mpsisr Click said if the Demo.
rats got the LEGISLATURE they woul.
Try to dlsfranchise the negroes. Tn.
Observer and all Other papers which
re always right ~, said Click j.
wrong" again. and no honest, ser-
'i6le man Won d believe such a ride,
lOus statement.
Click said Eiwa,ds G. Brouphto,
sould get the State prinupp
and they did. Click said the Sra,.
printing would not be let TO m. lou
st bidd-r, aud it wasn't. Click sac
It would COS. the State more thai
or the last two years. and it does
Chck said they would create MOI.
I'll ;es than the "fu,ionis s." suc
hey did. Click said ,h-y would q
Ill the "wortbl-ss ,fic.s' the tu
i"nists created and have scores g.,
fice-se. k.rs left, aud they dill
c irk said they woad "whitewasL'
Ohio Wilson to save Maj WIIs,r,
nd they did. Click said they wou
urn out Johu Pearson, who tried I.
serve the people instead IF the rail
Dads. to please III. railroads, xpo
hey did. Chck said they would pass
: law not to allow white men to vo,,
TOR their county conmi, sic -.srs, a,o
-ney did. Click said the railros
md liquor men would control tn.
legislator. and they did. Click sa,o
ney WOULD make more misrak, thar
ne fasionis 8, AMI they did. CT, 4
aid they would Rot pass an e ,ctiv,
'nil-,rust law, aud they didu't. Cncl
aid they would not Impe ach Cover
lor Russ. II beca use there was Ia.
'le 10 1t for them. and they didl',.
III. k said they would not send J. r.
smith 10 the peniteutiary Tor all tia,
ooney they said he stole, and The,
idnt. CIck saii tbty would in
lease taxes IN the STATE. and they
I'D. Cnck said they woud moi know
>" to draw up Revenus bill, and
hey didn't, In fact, they have done
very thing Click said they would o.
'ould't do. linen the Observer closes
y saying:
"Of course the negroes will vote
galnst the amendment beca use tn. y
. not want white supremacy
Now tell MS Why SO many Demo.
rats will vote against the amend.
,en,a Is it because they do not
'4nt Trigger" supremacy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

Oar readers Ave shnvn great an
r.cl4iion of the admlsab,s won
lone by Mr.. J F. Click i r-portia.
10 pr 'c>tdn s s of the legisl. ur- f,
HE CAUCASIAN. While M. Gle,
a,ln RaIelgh preparing the cur
port Of The p1ocee dings Of III
'dy, he took conious notes for f.
are discussion. S, since the leyisls
ute acj nru. d our read. rs have eac
eek been Treat. d to letter W itt.
y Nj. Click, containing his review
The legislative proceedings.
In last weeks issue, Mr.. Click
tier shove p SIN. of the man
lstakcs Of tn. last Legislature
'nlch We're indeed r. m ,rkable wh.
9 consider that he b mocrat,c pol
'elans boosted that they bad IN ID
g'sl-ture the pick Of the brains 0
~ State.
Oar re' d RS will each week lool
NV I'd W th iuI. rest for Mr.. Click
ext letter. If your neighhor doe
Ut take The CAUCASIAN SLOW it,.
" N. and do a littls good WORK fon
." cause By getting him to sue
scribe.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
BRYAN GROWS.

No holder and more coursoeon
'c'ion vas ever taken by any vol,,,
al leader IMAM BY Nc Bryan n d.
nuing the beimoul-Cevk.r dun
'isi'.,ion: Mr.. Bry.u. Ia bis d-ci
t"n, sid tast he dit not r.c,,
zeas Il .rs'ninu Dem ,crA-s,
nstter ny ~h~t Mans they cSI
1-ms.lves, those who splr uoou A.
'-iuse to support every m"ortS
rinciple advocated by J-ff.rs.
This sounds Ike old Audrs &c,
sod; and the times nov Ned sucb
u,u Id the Wni'- Hvus, uors Ia.
ney did in old Hlcku IS day. M
BRYAN h<s not ouIy reeus.d To fr .r-
u'z' With these god bugs and mo-
'opoiy Democrats 10 New Y .rk. o.
~ is taking active steps toying
'eorgan'zs n. uar'y there and On
he true silver men and anti mouvp
lists in control.
Each day Bryan endears him gel
nore and more to the American ~
r., aud II Sens hat No may vet h
ole to purge the Democratic par,
us traitors, and s, brlog the O,
.an'z .'lOn back to The principles 9.
n rsnn, as 10 make it possible f"
patriot 10 Iemaln in its rauk,
Wen Is yam resum d lssdersh,
10 parry had dr.fted away Fl u
very Fundamental principle OF J-,
-rsoni-n Democracy aud had Sol
1T, LEX, stock and barrel, to T..
''id- bugs and m ,nopolists uud.r ID
-SdeIsnlp Of Cievela I'd III. Cocker
10 Whitneys and the RSusoms. !
~em d as If his tax to reform tb.
"rlupt and discr+dlted par,y Wei.
Ut only Hercul-au, but w-iI.uip
opossible, and that Common sens
IS Well as patriotism. would d-m,n.
nat be and all like him should To-.
TIME IN golDg into a new par,
Y 'ar.l ~ staud,ug for The fuuda
uental principles Of good guverL
INT as taught by the f.,nels. II
~ suoce' Il. but there arr man
u gers aud pitfalls ahead whle
~ Yet make 1t Necessary frrnl
tnd all patriots to take tnat cours
Inc gf.aIest ob,taci. ahead If NJ
'oryan and Ills ieuiaele Fl, rs,,
Il The open god tugs Ink, tue B.
4'"ns aud the Croke RS, but the III.
nded irlends and political h,u
lies, ilke mauy Ut IN ST. VINO are l.
''n'r1l OF tue party in North Car
'na. la States where the silver 4
sentim. nj are stroll
many mn ~Lo would u- z Id bnp
: other States pret- nd I" be for ST.
yer aud 'ho people, in order TO kee,
themselves IN power, not only Col
rol the til :es for the time being
ut to b-lray the people ut the dr.
pportunity.
W. wish Bryan GID speed in hi
Solk, out the So =. ke That lies in b,
tn way Is the one that We hav. jas
nenti0ned.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
PEOPLES PARTY 10 HAVE 4 IIcxEI

Next National Co ,ven,I-n Will be n. \.
E.r, In 1900.
he followipg letter written by the
Chan man of the Natl, nal Ex-cu,iv.
Committee of the Peoples Patty e.
the Washington Post, explains itself
Editor P"sf:-In a leading EDITOR.
81 # your issae of Saturday,, March
III, reply ing tn a query ny the Phil.
i-lphIa X cord AS to whether or no,
be Pr"ei-'s Parry " ,uld have q tick
= in The fi-li IN 1900, appe ared the
foil Sing:
"Wnen a cItizan is nominated 70,
President of the u lifted States bv .
,arty that has proved itself capsbl.
Il polling a million votes for IT,,
PRESIDENTIAL ticket all Of his fellow
:':'z aus my be fairly assumed to h.
aware Of the fact. Many moons ago.
." re SUNNI r or early autumn of
ls9S. b. fore The frost was on the
'uDpkin shd The T oder in ID.
h"ck, The P.pulist Party s.mb-
d In National Invention q, Clu
siunaiI; and after long delib-raii,p
'"t unattended by exc,t ny incidsur,
nd thrilling episodes, noniaa,ed
Ba, ker and DonDeIly for Pres,den,
tnd Wee President"
In this matter the Post "a v.rv
much 10 error. The Psopl.'s Pant,
ras not Yet nom mated u Presid-n-
iiai fick-t for 1900. nor bss n a..
--mhied In nari.nal convention n,
EiucIbnsti, or any Ut ere else, since
4 as. nnbled 10 n-'ional couy~nt,o,
~ s.. l. .uis 10 1896.
The Pe"pl-s Party Ma ional Ex
-cn'iv7 onmiti.s wall meet com
'ne NJ z winter aud issue a call Ia,
n- lex Dn'ioDsi convention, which
sill a-stmbl- b-f"r. e,,b.r Of IN,
Id party coLv-nii.ns, aud will then
"niuats u Pfesid-LiIal ticket for
lg0O. o'
The z, st is, as a role, 50 fair ard
80 accurate that ~ is du. 10 itself. q
vi, as 10 The Peoples PARTY. =.
lake this Correction
MARroH BUrLsR,
Z 'airmsn Peoples Parry Executive
Com mitiee.
E'ii 81, n. -, March Is 1899.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

The rotton beef furni- bed to Gu
,rmy by the beef trust during tn,
ar in Cuba is still under lnvestIga
,On. Tue oder Of the beef, as wei
IS the reputation of those respons'
lie for purcha sing it, grows strong
r eac1 day.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
4 lac Way l.. ~ At,

Fines Mercury.
just q word to Populists. Don't
sor' y over bow We are to carry ID.
) ate. That is 90 broad and com ii
+'ed. D,n't worry ov.r aoy,h,uy
70 t" work, convert your n.ighnor
nd ba sure I" carry Your preciuc,.
t all will do 'har the S ate is re-
IT. med from the clutches of the COL.
'ngs. trusts and airoads; W,
re m ct and telling work i. will y
i-assnt and easy. Will you do il!
We belle-e you will.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
CHANIE OF CLIMATE
WON'T CURE CONSUMPTION
The SlOcum System is Needed.
A Curative Medicinal Treatment Founded on Modern
Scientific Truths is More Potent
Than Air Alone.


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those ~ no take .; and give Il Q fair TRIAL
certainly avail themselves OF all iha'
modern science and skill have TO ole
for the cure of Cou>umlt.on and a.
forms o: wasting diseases
DR. Slo~um's faith IN the efficacy q.
his Syst, n of Treatment Is so strong
and his interest n the welfare OF hu
manitv So great. tina, be will che~rfril,
lend hi> compete Sy,tem OF Trea;menl
-Four Pr, pa, a,ion>l FREE TO al sui
lsrers who ask TO. AZ