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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
Me Potrzebo
ZWATPIC
O zYCIU.

Zdrowie Jest najpierwszym warunkiem do przyiem-
nego szczesliwego zycia. W obecnych ezasach mater.
Jahstycznych potrzeba W og6le bardzo zdrowego ciaia
l dzieinego dueha, ably ma polu ekonomicznem zdobye
sooie powodzenie. Siabemu ma tenn polu przedsta sin
sic b~ezgfebna ~przepase. siabe ciaio TO bardzo kie,ski
szyid, macosza rekomendacja do otrzymania piracy.
waite ciaio miesci W sobie drzemiscego ducha. lenistwo.
Hwatpieniei wstret do jakiegokolwiek przedsiew ziecia,
zaledwie kilku ludzi przepisuje z~wichniete iycie take
mi okolicznosciaini. inaczej staraliby sic. aby dojsc do
zrodfa swego niepowodzenia.
no<umie sic samo przez sic. A. many tn ma mysii lu-
Oh cierpiscych ma choroby chronicne. wielki procent
tych nieszczssliwc6w znosi bolesci 1 ma.erialpc pieno.
rozumienia. stawiajace ich ma brzegu rozpaczy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

Ws.ystkie listy dotyo.aoe spraw or.
80 prosse prsysy}a6 do niaej podpisa.
nego. T. Bialeoki, 40 Paramount ave..
Jersey City, N. ].
Prsypominam ws.ystkim c.3onkom
grupy SO a s.~o.egolnie tym, kt6r.y 90
missiac nieomal . op4ata posmiertnepo
sostajs " lyle, ably p~oc.uwali sic do
uissozenia .aleglosoi, tax samo do re.
gulsrnego opaaoania podatk6w nadal.
lynn panom wiadomo dobrze, Ae uohwa-
IA Z posiedzenia nad.wyo.ajnego W u.
biegsym roku powiada, ze kto ME IA.
paaoi regularnie, bedzie suspendowa.
nym. Grupa 36 ME Jest beneitowym
towarzystwem, tylko skonoentrowaniem
o.sonk6w 1wia.kowyoh m~ajsoyoh "a
Gel %oohronienia siebie / rod.in.
Or. SO 70 Minneapolis, MINI,
Ma roosnem posiedzeniu Zjednooze.
mia Polak6w OR. 80 odbytem. " szkole
Parafajlnej o godz. 2 po po3udniu obra.
no zar'sd jak nastepuje: Prezes, To
mas. G6rny; sastepoa Jan Sienka; sekr.
prot, Konstanty Winiaszewski; sekr.
fnan., Walenty SzezeOh; kasjer, J6zef
Kostehski; opiekunowie kasy, Walenty
Jad3owski i J6zef Cymermar. Odz
wierny, Wincenty R6zyoki. Listy i ko-
resPondenoje prosze p~rzysyla6 pod ad-
resem: Konstanty Winiaszewski, Uni.
versyty str, 1923 N. E.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
Prey czyny tel nedzy / jak jej "a.
pObiedZ.

Zrodia ziego nalezy szukac W nieodpowiedniem wy
chowaniu mfodziezy. kt6ra beg przestrogi ozesto rzuca
sic woh1ecia rozpusty. przekraczajY prawa matki natu-
ry' gotuj9 sobie p~rzysziosc ma sw9 niekorzysc. Dobrze
temu. ktory ominsi rozbicie sic tego statku ma morzu
zycia; gruby kark, czerwone policzki. dzlelna postawa,
wiecznie pogodny umysf, ambicja. pilnosc. dzielnv
Ouch przewaga materjalna mad siabym, W tym ostat-
MIN budzi Ii tylko zazdrosc.
Lecz MONA zfemu zaraddc zpunktu naszego widze-
MIA, jake specjalistow. ktorzy dosiegli najwyzszej STU
XII W leczeniu cierpien chronicznych choroby chro-
niczne nieuleczalne ME powinny wcale istniec; albo-
WIEN W kazdym wyPadku udaio sic nam stanowczo 4
trwaie wyleczyc wychudiych, ziamanych duchowo 1
cielesnie. zwatpiaiych, cierpi9cych ma brak apetytu,
shu' bicie serca. Dol giowy. SUM W uszach. nerwowasc,
utrate mezkosci. choroby pecherza i merck. kolki. ma
piyw krwi. b0le W krzyzach 1 plecach. podagre. reuma-
lynn. astme choroby pluc w9troby. zanik ciaia. katar
g'owy l nosa, z ciei placych!na tie thoroby zrobilismy
lud>i ~wesoiych, ziroeych, dobIze wygladajacych pei
nych otuchy do zycia.
Ale jak potrzeba dluzszego cIasu, azeby wyleczyc
osooe, ktora przez rozpuste nerwy swe rozstroiia. M
organa ciel-sne, n maszynerja zycia, odm6w.fa funk
cjonowa1ia, a. z ~spozytyoh potraw, z togo opatu ma
szynerJf zycia ME ~ydobJ wal organizm da siebie
potrz, bnych sok6w / n sienis az n,rwy zupeinie osia-
bfy, ciafo ~wyehudio tax, IL kazdy szkcdliwy zywioi
miaf przystep do ni'go, az ME byio wcale silly odpor-
mel - TAX ter potrzeba gruntownego 1 diuzszego cza-
su 1 bard 20 starannej opieki 20 strony dzielnego spe-
cJali-ty, ktory czas sw0j poswiecs wyiacznie leczeniu
tasich cierpt' n dokuczliwych, kt6ry diugie lata studio
wal, doszedf do w%ielkiego doswiadczenia. wiele diu-
90 badaf az doszedf do pewnego rezultatu - / vie
jak take cho:oby skutecznie lee, yG.
Oswiadc<amy, ze wieksza czsse ludzi wcale ME mo-
re wymienic swych cierplen. jesli ME stana pred by
sire okiem specjalisty - 1 jezeli pc zbadaniu pc.
wier<chownem ME specjalisty ME zo.tana wyleczeni,
ME potrzebuja jeszcze wcale rozpaczac.
Zaprdszamy do naszsgo ~instytutu lecxniczego
wszystkichw iecznie cierpiacych, ~wiiacych sic W me-
zach 4 v.I lnrat. -
nanny ich chetoie, ~ ich 1 rodzin ich troska zmieni
se W zycie zdrowia 1 szczescia.
Tysiace os6b, kt6re wyletzylismy. dadz9 swiadectwo
prawdz'e- 10 nasza pra ityka jest D~iezbedna da cler-
piacej ludzkosci, Re paojenci nai ME rekrutuja sic
tylko z a neryk 80 ale z innych KRAKOW. Kto N e mo-
70 przybyc osobiscie. niechaj pisze po blanket z "a
PVT ria Iii kt6ry w slemy zsraz bezpiatnie. Insty-
tut otwsrty cd 10 g)dZ. z rama, do itej pc iudniu cd
6-s wieczorem. w niedziele cd 1Q-12 pred poiud-
MEM.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
WiadOmOsci Z~wiazkOwe.
Or. 155 20 Detroit.

Or. 155 20 Detroit.
Tow. Dramatyozne Fredro gr. 155 "
Detroit, Mich. odbyio roozne posiedze.
ME dnia % stycznia 1900 f., ma kt6rem
zostaa obrany zarzad nastepujacy: WI.
Major, prezes; Jan Czyaniewski, vice.
prezes; Stefan Rzeszotarski, sekr. fin.;
Tomasz K~alinowski, sekr. prot; Antoni
B~rzozowski, kasjer; J6zef Sadowski i
J6zef Prusihski, opiekunowie kasy; Jan
Przygodsihski, dyrektor ohoryob; AID.
Szawatkowski, marszalek; Edward Stra-
szewski, gospodarz. Roman Kalinow.
ski, sekr. prot.
Or. ISL 10 Brooklynie.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu or. 181 Or.
niwo, odbytem dnia 81 styoznia, obrany
zostaa nastepujaoy zarzad: J6zef BASE.
tyss, Prezes; Leonard Pogorzelski, sekr.
prot; Wladys}aw Wolski, kasjer; An.
drzej Jamroga, sekr. fin.
Posiedzenia odbywac sic beda jak
zwykle o 8 godzinie W trzeoia niedziele
mics pod mum. AZ Grand st.
Or. 3O3 10 Nanticoke, Pa.
Tow. Kr6la Kazimiera Wielkiego O..
brafo nastepujsoy zarzad:
J6zef kenozkowski, prezes; Jan Nal.
kowski, sekr. prot; Antoni Ostrowski,
sekr. 6nan.; F. Gsjewski, kssjer; Ign.
Brzezihski, m~arsza}ek; J6zef Golem-
bihski, opiekun ohoryoh; Jozef Fafie6-
ski, ! Jozef Bssaek, op~iekunowie kssy;
Wiadysiaw Miller, ohors.y. Jan MAJ
kows i, box 249, Nantiooks, Pa.
Or. 36 20 Jersey City.
Ma posiedzeniu rooznem Is stycznia,
zostal obrany nowy zarzad jak nastepu.
je: Prezes, Franc. Cimochowski; wi
oeprezes, Wawrzynieo Smyk; sekr. pr.
Piotr Bialeoki; sekr. fe., Jan Podozas.
XII, kssjer, Wojc. CimoohoV ski. Komitet
nadsorczy: Antoni Kamihski, Jozef
Dawicki | Stanislaw Kamihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
POdziekOwania.

Przez szpalty organu Zwiazkowego
"zgoda" skaadam serdeozne podzieko.
wanie Szanownemu Zarzadowi Central
MENU wv. Mar. Pol. "a rzetelne wyp1a
Genie mi posmiertnego W sumie 5000
wskutek smierci meza mego, s. p. joe.
ia Cichohskiego, kt6ry naleaa} do tow.
"Polonia" gr. 80 wv. Mar. Pol. Nadto
dziekuje tow. nPolonia" " New Yor.
ku "a rzetelne wyp1aoenie beueft6w W
o1asie ohoroby meza.
Kohc.ao tyoh pare slow wznosze o.
krzyk - MECH zyje i pomyslnie rozwi.
ia sic wv. N. P. " Stanach z~jednoozo.
nyoh!
Teresa Cichohska,,
New York, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

II p~rzeniesienia zz.8I
Razem 5 42.37
Wydzia1 Wsparc otrzymal nastepu
jaoe prosby o wsparcia: Cd zarzadu
gr. 20 W Chicago, Ill. ola brata A, W.
Groobowskiego, obarozonego wiekiem i
bee zadnych srodk6w do Ayois, grupa
" przeoiagu dw6oh lat op@aoala "a te.
60 o.'onka podatki. Cd zsrzadu or.
423 " Beaver Falls, Pa. ola brata J..
Majewskiego, zloAonego ~nieuleozalna
ohoroba przesz3o cd roku. Grupa dopo.
magala p6ki mogla, obeonie ME posia.
da fundusz6w.
Gdyby kto mia} CO przeoiwko wyp1a.
oeniu wsparoia ", powyzszyoh wy.
padkaoh, raozy zawiadomic Wydzial
Wsparc.
s. Nicki, prezes.
8 Barszczemski. sekr.
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prOstOWani

w pokwitowaniu ofiar ma rzeoz oh.
Rabierzyhskiego W No. 4 nzgody" "a
SKA pomylka. Me or. II, ayr. 81 zlo.
zyla so OF.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

Ma sprzedaz F sss%y , z ,n sssyn.
rem, W polskiej okolicy, ma wypfate ma
dfugie lata. Fanny pc 40, 80 100 ARROW.
karty okretowe z Europy az do Chicago.
$41.oo.
Adam Majewski,
oo4 Noble utica, Chicago, Illinois.
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Wykaz grup,

kt6re 1ao4yfy dobrowolny podatek ma
rzeoz Wydzia2u Wspar6 D. N. P. cd 81
grudnia 80 r. do 81 styoznia 1900 T.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
POkwitOwania

ofiar z}ozonych ma korzysc l~oterji fam
towel ma rzecz pompika Tadeusza
Kosciuszki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

ia nizej podpisana stokrotuie dzieku.
Je Zwiazkowi Narodowemu Pol. W POI.
Am. "a wyplaoenie mi posmiertnego W
sumie $500 pc 8. p. mezu moim cz{on-
ku No. 8O55 or. 81 Jan III Sobieski W
Greenpoint, N. Y, ktory jake starry we.
teran miai zaszczyt naleaeo przez do Wv.
siedem lat, "a 90 wan 81. braoia zwiaz.
kowoy Bog zaplac. Prey tel okazji do.
aaozam diva dolary ma pomnik Kos.
Oiusski W Chicago.
Marjamna Gryszczynska.
pieciorgiem dziecmi | ziee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
A Display of Nerve

Richmond, Va, Special.
burg county narrowly escaped having
a lynching Tuesday. A negro named
Steven Baptist was arrested by Consta-
BILE Talley, charged with the murder
on Sunday, odf Mr.. Peter Jones, and
Talley was ordered by the county
judges to take him to Petersburg for
safe keeping. While the constable was
on his way to the depot a mob demand
cd the prisoner, but Talley held the
crowd at bay at the point of a pistol
declaring that he would defend Baptist
to the last extremity and keep his oath
of office at any cost. His determination
awed the mob, and he reached Peters
burg with his prisoner late this even
ing,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
Oar ? New RattlrStiDS

Washington, d. c., Special.-The
naval board of construction to-day
finally approved the plans for the
three battleships authorized by the
last Congress, and gave instructions :,
have the specifications prepared
once, preliminary to calling for bids
from the ship-builders. The board has
settled upon a design very similar to
that originally proposed. The ships
will be enlarged Iowas in type, with
the rectangular superstructure and the
two turrets, bow and stern on the
main deck. The turret guns will be
12-inch calibre, like the Iowa's guns;
there will be a turret at each corner OF
the supersLructure carrying two S-inch
guns and twelve Inch rapid-firers.
w be dispersed along the sides Of
the central citadel.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
GEN. RUMBLE MARKING TIME.
ne Found More Beers Than He Ex.
pected

London, by Cable.-All attention Is
centered on the interesting though
complicated situation in the southeast
ern portion in the Orange Free State,
from which developments Of the ut
most importance must ensue i'll the
near future. General Rumble, i. would
seem, has found the Beers confronting
him at Dewet's dorp in stronger force
than he cares to engage, and so he is
marking time, pending the arrival of
supports. While General Rumble is
preparing to strike Dewet's dcrp Cen
erals Brabant and Hart are pushing
along the frontier Of Basutoland
where they will be able to Illustrate
any attack on General RunGies right
and Generals French and Pole Carew
are fastening from Bloemfontein to
Barthe, the Boer line of retreat north
wards. Meanwhile the Burghers'
forces occupying Thaba N'Chua are in
position to fight a delaying action
giving the Beers at Dewet's dOrp and
Wepener time to retire in case of de-
feat, and it seems as though General
French must dispose Of this Thaba
NChu before he can reach the rear of
the Boer forces opposing Generals
Rumble and Brabanut, otherwise his
flank will be open to assault. The Bo-
ers driven out of Leeuw kop will prob
ably rally at Thaba N'Chu, where a
stiff fight may be expected. Should
the British fail in this attempt to bring
about another Paardeberg, it must af-
feet immensely the larger issues Of the
war, as it will undoubtedly lead to a
persistent repetition of the guerilla
tactics which have been largely respOn-
sible for the ponning UP of Lord Roo
erts at Bloemfontein for 50 many
weeks. During the course of General
AldersOn's advance on LeeUw kop, the
Canadians found themselves in a
tight corner Sunday, near Donkers-
fantry sent to reconnoitre the Boer po-
sition approached within three hundred
yards of farm, flying a hospital flag,
under cover of which the Beers opened
such hot fire on the Canadians that
they we're unable to attempt to retire
until another force of the r adams
covered their retreat by threatening
the Q, OF - Boer position.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
The North.

Over half the job printing offices at
Detroit, Mich, are tied up by a press
mems strike.
Because workmen from other towns
were employed, $50 men and women
struck at the Russell County Com
pany's shoe factory, at Woburn, Mass.
The President has nominated Com
mander James HaxtOn, United States
navy, to be captain.
Forest fires raging in Manitoba have
entrapped, it is estimated, about 500
settlers and lumbermen, whose lives
are in danger.
Floods are a',atii in the South, but
sstructic~ If property continues.
Tryrxg TO avoid arrest young Fred
Hedwick Of nion City, Ind. was shot
dead by Marshal Wait.
Archbishop Keane announced that
he had received $4,000 from Michael
Cudahy as a gift to the Catholic Uni
versity at Washington.
ST. John the Evanelist's Protestant
| Episcopal Church, Of st. Paul, Mimi,
has extended a call to Rev. DR.. Sedg-
wick, Of Williamstown, Mass.
The City Council of Des Moines,
Iowa has adopted a resolution Of con-
sent for the reopening OF the saloons
in that city, and they will all be doing
business aagin Immediately.
The striking spinners at the James,
town IN h Worsted Mills have been
joined by Is men from the combing
department, and the mills have shut
down, throwing 900 hands out Of en-
ployment.
A report filed with the State Audi
tor by expert accountants charges J.
S. Anderson, former secretary Of the
Union Life Insurance Company, Of
Indianapolis, Ind, with a shortage ot
$25, 1861.
Congressman Noonan, of Chicago,
ILL., has announced that he will intro
duce a resolution in the House calling
| for an investigation into the cause OF
the closing down of the mills of the
American Steel and Wire Company.
Twenty Croton Dam strikers were
| held in $4,000 each at White Plains, N
Y, Sunday.
The International Navigation Com
| pany. at Duluth, Mimi, will build four
| light-draught steamers for Atlantic
| service
The Biennial Conclave of the Phi
Kappa Phi Fraternity, at Columbus
O., selected Pittsburg, Pa, for the
| meeting in 1902.
The walls of the old Town House at
| Milford, Mass, fell Monday killing
George L. Browning and seriously in
| juring Dennis Burns.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
The South.

General Joseph Wheeler will run for
Congress from the Eighth Alabama
district
Hon. Chas. NJ Busbee. past grand
sire, OF North Carolina. delivered the
anniversary address to the Odd Eel
lows of Atlanta Thursday night.
What is supposed to be a very
strange suicide occurred near Lin
colnton, n. c., Sunday. Tobe kiser
a mill operative, got on the track fac
ing swiftly moving train. The en-
gineer blew the whistle, supposing the
man would step off the track. kiser
continued on the track and was struck
| and killed. He remarked to a friend
few minutes before: Il will be dead
in twenty minutes"
The Indictment against w. s Tay-
lor, Republican Governor of Kentucky.
Will be held up until after the argu.
ment before the Supreme Court Of the
case involving the governorship
The Roanoke, Va, Board of Tra,ie
has gone to work in dead earnest to
attempt to have big carnival in the
Magic City during the week OF June
IL. Committees have been appointed
and they are actively at work raising
the necessary subscription.
p. A. Cummey an old Confederate
soldier, of Macon, Ga, who planned to
Kill Admiral Dewey, will be sent to
the State Insane Asylum.
The Supreme Court of the United
States refused to grant a writ of Ger,
tiorari in the case of Oberlin M. Car
ter, convicted by court martial for
irregularities while in charge of en-.
g1neer works in Georgia.
The canning industry on The Mary.
land Peninsula is constantly growing
Wallace Roberts, OF Baltimore, who is
prominently identified with the bust
ness reports that the output this yea,
is likely to exceed $4,000 900 cans
This means that the Peninsula puts ur
more than One-tWentieth of all the
canned goods put up in the United
| States. The value of the Maryland
canned goods is only a little short ol
| S5,OOO,OOO a year. Over 10000 persons
are employed in the industry.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
Foreign.

Several hundred more boiomen were
killed in fights at LuZon, with practi
cally no loss to the Americans.
Cubans have informed General Wood
that the whole country opposes the
proposed divorce laws.
Orangemen in Belfast are angry be-
cause Queen Victoria confines her
Irish visit to Dublin.
Playwright David Belasco says he
has no fear Of the suppression of his
"Zaza'' in London.
General Wood has offered the secre-
taryship of agriculture industry and
commerce in Cuba to Senior Perfecto
Lacoste.
Funds must be raised before the hos
pital ship Maine, due at Southampton
can return to South Africa.
British troops have accomplished
the relief of 'Wepener, in the Orange
Free State, and the beseiging Beers
have escaped.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Royai Arcanum In Saiisbury-k. Of
P's. in Durham.

The Grand Council of the Royal Ar
canum for the State of North Carolina
which was in session in Salisbury last
week past, adjourned Thursday night.
The Council was presided over By /.
l.. Greenwald OF Wilmington, with ].
Howell Way, of Waynesville, as sec
retary. There were about sixty dele
gates present. Addresses were made
by the Supreme Regent for the United
States, j. H. Apgar of New Jersey. and
the Grand Chancellor G. l.. Apologize
Of New Jersey.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Grand Regent, l L., Greenwald of
Wilmington, Grand Vice-Regent, w.
F. Rountree New Bern, Grand Orator,
D. M. Miller Salisbury, Grand Past Re-
gent, A. NJ. Scales of Greensboro,
Grand Secretary, J. Howell Way of
Waynesvil3e, Grand Treasurer, A. NJ.
Powell of Raleigh, Grand Chaplain, p.
M. Briggs of Durham, Grand Guide,
w. P Wooten of Wilson, Grand War
den w. M. Jones of Asheville, Grand
Secretary, ]. A. Brady Of Statesville,
Grand Medical Examiner, w. II. Fl.
Cobb, Goldsboro; Grand Trustees, n.
Jacobie of Wilmington, P. c. Carlton
of Statesville, T. w. Branch of Ashe>
vile; Finance Committee, j. l.. Hart
sell of Concord, H. D. Stanley Of
Kinston, H. T. Rogers of Asheville.
Representative to the Supreme
Council for the United States, which
meets at Chicago E. L. Harris, of Raj
eigh, and H. B. Adams, Of Munroe, al
ternate.
The closing exercises of the Grand
Council took place in The opera house
where an appropriate address of well
| come was made the council by E. c.
Gregory, Esq, which was happily re-
sponded to by Hon. John E. Woodard,
of Wilson.
The Grand Lodge Knights of Py-
thias, which had been in session in
Durham since Tuesday night, adjourn
ed Thursday. The neNt meeting will
be held in Greensboro, beginning on
the fourth Tuesday in April of next
year. A short session of the lodge was
held Thursday, during which the fol-
/ lowing newly elected grand officers
were installed: Grand Chancellor
G. w. Monteastle, Lexington; Grand
! Vice Chancellor-L. P. McCloud, Ashe-
vile; Grand Prelate-Rev. E. D.
| Brown, Kinston; Grand Keeper Of Re-
| cords and Seals-W. T. HollOwell
| GolGsboro; Grand Master Exchequer-
John Ward, Raleigh; Grand Master al
! Arms-J l.. Scott, Jr., Graham; Grand
! Iraer Guard-John L. Arlington
Rocky Mount; Grand Outer Guard
B. Noe, Jr., Pittsboro. The meeting
was a most harmonious and pleasant
one.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
Bryan Still for Free Silver,

Chicago, Special.-A special from
Wichita, Kan, to The Times Herald
says: Neither Editor Morris nor
any one else can succeed in getting me
to abandon free silver. favor it as
much as did in 1896 While free sill
yer will not be the leading issue in this
campaign, it will be one of the is>
Sues" VIM. J. Bryan made this fiat
footed statement during an interview
here. Asked what would be the lead
ing issues Mr.. Bryan said: TRUSTS
and Imperialism will be paramount"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
Tar Heel Notes.

Thomas Tyndall, aged II years, Of
Lenoir county. was killed by lightning,
Thursday morning. A horse he was
riding was also killed.
Thus far in 1900 twenty-five cotton
and knitting mills have been charter
ed in North Carolina, with an aggre-
gate subscribed capital of s2,565,O00.
Judge Moore has decided in favor Of
the corporation commission and
against the railroads in the case in
yolying a reduction OF the freight rate
on fertilizers-that is making ten tons
the minimum car load. The railroads
will, of course, appeal. This decision
applies to all the roads save the Caro-
lima Central, which has it's case in the
federal court.
From what we can learn now about
planting time the cotton acreage will
be considerably increased this year in
this section. Some farmers will al
most entirely abandon tobacco cul-
ture, while others will reduce the
acreage in that crop, putting the diff
ference in cotton. If they are going
to make big cotton crop and want
anything for it, they should be es-
pecially interested in helping to estab-
lish cotton milis.-Greenville Reiec-
tor.
John Lucky, colored, came here
from Salisbury to-day to have the
mad stone applied to wound on his
leg, made by the bite Of dog, sup
posed to be mad. Lucky came to
Charlotte to have the mad stone ap-
piled, but when he got here he found
that the stone, unlike the gospel, Is
not free to all, an application costing
SIS. He phoned to Salisbury for the
| money, and as soon as it comes will
have the stone applied-Charlotte
News
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-03
Will CONSOLIDATE.
Plans for The Combining Of All The
SeabOard's Lines.
STORMS AND FLOODS IN ItNAS.
The City Of Waco Swept by . Furious
Tornado, Leaving Death and Dc.
struction In Its Wake.

Petersburg. Va. SpecIal-A meeting
CT the stockholders OF the Scaboard Air
Line railroad was held here Saturday
for the purpose OF electing the officers
and directors for the ensuing year.
The Seabcard Air Line Railway repre-
sents the consolidation OF abou; TWEEN.
~ railroad companies. some $500 miles
Of track from Washington to the gulf.
and is now an accomplished fact.
The officers elected were:
Mr.. John Sherw cod Secretary, and
John II. Sharp Treasurer. with the fo.-
lowing board OF directors: MeSsrs. ).
Davies Warfield president OF the Con-
tinental Trust Company, Baltimore
Robert c. Davidson president of Bal
timore Trust and Guarantee Company.
John SHELTON Williams. Jas. II. Dooley,
Richmond, Va: VIM. a. Marburg Bal
timore. VIM. r Cochran New York. j.
William Middledorf Baltimore. and {.
Sidney Shepherd, New Haven. ~. Y.
These gentlemen also compose the
managing committee of the Greater
Seaboard Air Line organization nuder
the agreement OF January 5th, 1900,
a4id "OIhel Out ple uetdlIs Cl the co..
solidation, they are also the voting
trustees OF the stock for a period Of ten
years. There will be a meeting OF the
new board during the coming week at
which ether officers of the company
will be elected. Judge +. J. n. Cross.
Of the firm Of Cowan. Cross & Bond,
Baltimore, the attorneys fer the man
aging committee and OF counsel for
the new road, was present al the meet
ing of the stockholders. The mort
gage to secure the issue OF the s62 500 =
600 bonds of the road was filed April
II. the Continent Trust Company. Bal
timore, being trustee under the same
The bonds are now being engraved as
are also the certificates for the s25.-
100000 preferred and the S37. 500. GOO
common stock Of the new corporation
represented by voting trust certificates.