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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

Fair but doubling enc 6plucking out the
few hairs Of her sweetheart one by one):
He loves me-he loves me not-he loves
me-he loves ne not, "etc.-LA Rire.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

and I had to drop him out Of my ads. and
claim that our Bengal tiger was the only
real man-eater ever exhibited in q state
Of captivity "-Detroit Free Press.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

Ola RfovefA ffsvea 1fss.
Matchmaker: 1.-THE INST time I cleaned
youe watch II was In Z gold case. the next
time in . gold-flled case. and now it's In
q silver case"
Hardup: yes: circumstances alter casea.'
you k~noW."-Stray Stories.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15
doing Home.

Going Home.
Pack them in.
Sack them In:
Ram them in.
Jam them in:
Throw them in.
Stow them in:
! Rush them in.
Crush them in;
Punch them in,
And bunch them In
ANY old way to get them in.
Stout and tan.
Slim and small;
Black white.
Dull and bright:
Young n old,
Meek and bold:
Sick and strong,
Hustled along:
Child. woman ana man,
Like sardines in Z can:
Gr1sping at straps.
Failing In laps:
Dumping each n0eot
Trading on toes
Everything goes In shape Of woes.
Crawling out.
Falling out:
FufnblLng out.
TufnblinG out:
Rammtng ont.
tanning out;
Crushing out,
Rushing out:
Dumping out.
f iaa ! e out:
And lighting out
Any old way SO they get out.
(Ptttsburs Chronicle Telegraph.
In Chfistmas IAnA.
Mlstletoe Just overhead
Touch one spray abovsi
Honyberrfes Just az red
As the lips Of Love.
Christmas. skies Of blue and gray
aeayen In bright review.
And the sweetest gift today
Atlanta Constitution.
A History.
Ny mamma took 4 piece Of cloth
A lot Of yards. I guess
cut It and she sewed Il
And She made herself q dress.
eae wore that dress 4 year or two,
Perhaps b wore It three,
turned It on the Other nd
And made It up for ms.
A long. long time It served for me.
Ill 1t got old and raSgy;
mamma washed It clean and made
A coat for Baby Maggie.
And. when the baby's crown too big
To wear that any more
We cut It Into carpet raep
And wove It for the noof.
30. IA eur new rag CARPET, herr.
. purple stripe you zee
Il made out Of the sunday eiothe.
OF mamma. Mag and me.
SELECTED.
WIS business brings the heaviest re-
turns!' asked the man who wanted to
Know. The literary b~usiness.' sighed the
DfF1r~4len0 atSk6oe - - .->-S
pound rejected book Observation-Disclosures
phia Record.
Lots wife wux turned inter Q pfller er
said the old colored citizen. zen ef de
lays Of miracles wuxn't pas en- gone I'd
oss my temper some day en- Ak de LAwd
er turn mine inter a weeks groceriesr'-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15
She m.a..t rHe.ent q Tn.e.

She nadn.t thought 81 That.
You should never take anything hat
doesn't agree with you.' said the doctor.
IF I'd always followed that rule. Marie"
said the patient. turning to his wife.
where would you ~ber'-Stray Stories.
'She's a very cautious woman. Especially
about gossip. No woman ever heard her re-
tail any scandal"
But I am told that stories confded 20
her in secrecy do get out somehow"
"Yes. / know. You see. she tells them an
to her husband."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

He: MY train goes In fifteen minutes.
Can you not give me one ray Of hope be-
fore I leave you forever"
She: "Er-that clock is half an hour
fast.'-Brooklyn Life.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

yours"
Jess: "Oh. half the members are afraid
our president will get discouraged and re-
sign"
Tess: "And how about the other halfr'
Jess: They are afraid she won't."-Phila-
delphia Press.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

Mother: do you think his l0ve for 700
unselnsh?'
Daughter: .FSrfectiy. rho other night he
1t me sit 20 long on, his knee. that he
Halked lame for ten falnutea."-New York
Weekly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

What business brings the heaviest re-
turns?" asked the man VIII wanted 10
know. The literary business.. sighed the
struggling author. 40 he opened 1 two
pound rejected book manuscfipt-Phitadel-
phia Record.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

Lots wife wux turned inter Q piller er
salt" said the old colored citizen. zen ef de
days OF miracles wuxn't pas en- gone I'd
lose my temper some day en- Ak de IAwd
ter turn mine inter a weeks groceries!"-
Atlanta Constitution.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

did you marry an Industrious. hard
working man, said Miss Cayenne.
Yes. indeed" said the girl with the
picture hat. Harold is never idle. He
plays golf all summer and whist all win
tel ."-Washington Star.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15
Nothing Unusual.

The Lawyer: II really hope I don't annoy
you with all these questions?"
His Fair Client: Not at all. I'm used to
IT. I have a 6-year-old son."-Harlem Life.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

just what He wanted.
Franz What. You going to propose to
Miss Heartburn? Why. you're the last man
in the world she'll engag herself to-"
Harry: " hope 20. old f~ellow."-Stray
Stories.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

Mistletoe Just overhead
Touch one spray abovsi
Hollyberries Just az red
As the lips Of Love.
Christmas skies Of blue ana ray
Heaven In bright review,
And b sweetest gift to-day
A. the lips OF Love.
-Atlanta Constitution.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

b B 25S, amending the Stock Law
Of Edgs combs county
III B 288, author zing the CImmis-
sioners Of Jackson county to levy q
special tax.
q 3 313, authorizing the Com mis-
sioners II Brunswick county to levy
. special tax.
b B BIT, authorizing the towu Of
81 gh Point to issue bonds.
b B 339. for the Improvement OF
the public roads of Person county.
H B 1874, author Eng the Co nmis-
sioners of Stokes county to levy q
specialt'x.
q B 274. an act to keep 10 repair
fences in Macon county.
III B 372 repesling section two,
chapter 353 laws of 1897, relating tn
stock lass
H B 467, resolution authorizing
ths Stat Treasurer to pay j. n.
II lding $3.50 for legal services b..
fore the Pr ntipg Committee in tn,
leRisla,u re of '99
81 B $40, prohibiting the sale OF
liquor within one mile of certain
churches in Pitt and Macon count
les. These churches are B :sr Grass
Connoho, Great Swamp aud Brier,
Swamp. The sale of ginger ale sns
pop and the taking of pictures or
the Sabbath are also forb ddsn il
the bill.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31
MORE JUDGES.

1t seems to be q part of the ma
chine programme to increase the
number Of judges in the State.
The people who pay the taxes to
support these officers may have some
thing to say about extravaganza la
ter on.
II all the judges faithfully dis
charged the duties there would be
no large dockets to be continued
from term to term.
The ballot-stuffing machine raised
. great "hue and cry" because the
Fuslonists increased the number of
magistrates in the State. On every
stump they charged that additional
Offices were created for some "hun-
CRY Fusionists." 1t should be re
membered that there was no addi-
tional cost to the people on account
OF the increased number Of maQis.
trstes, whereas four additional judg.
-, with salaries at 90 $50 each, will
cost the State $11, 200.
On with the dance; let joy and ex.
travagance be unconHnedi The DC o.
pie will have their "innings" in the
near future.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

Mr.. Spainhour from Burke coun.
ty has introduced q bill in the House
to "restore good government in
Mitchell county" What Mr.. Spain
hour means by "good government
Is for the legislature to appoint
more county officers in Mitchell Co.
SO as to place the Democrats in con-
troll Of that county.
Mr.. Spainhour was elected So
licitor in 1894 by the Popullsts and
Republicans of the mountain coun-
try and then for him to turn over to
the Democratic party and come to
the Legislature and ask for the gov
eminent to be taken out of the
hands Of the Populists and Repub.
licsns of Mitchell county, because
they succeeded in electing their of.
ficers Notwithstanding the rascali-
ty they had to contend with, is base
ingratitude to say the least.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31
DISGRACEFUL POLITICS.

Last week when the resolution
inviting DR.. Curry, agent Of the
Peabody Fund, to address the Leg
islature was pending, a few OF the
members of that body arose and
severely assailod DR.. Curry, alleg-
ing that he had lobbied with men,
bers of the National House of Rep
resentatives in the interest Of Con.
gresham Richmond Pearson's con.
test. Both DR.. Curry and Mr.. Pear
son Indignantly denied the charge
aud the next day these hot-headed
partisans. feeling keealy the injus-
tice done. made apologies publicly
for their bitter, vindictive and par
t.san speeches.
IT'S q pity indeed that some men
occupying official positions of hon
or, trust and responsibility, are so
small and narrow-minded that the y
frequently make ugly spectacles OF
I themselves
DR.. Curry was not invited to ad-
dress the Legislature on q partisan
subject, but on the great and absor.
bling q question Of public education
and if his assailants had been gov.
erned by any sense of propriety
they would have spared the distin.
guished educator such an unwar.
ranteed, unjust and false attack.
Away with all such narrowmind
edness, and little1ss
Such conduct was q most dis
graceful exhibition of peanut par.
tisan politics. North Carolina can
never become q great State ii such
small and narrow men are to con
troll her affairs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

irri1u l.lsnds. Nsry assical ALA.
ti0ns .ese oroasns IA daring lee
c are Of Mr.. To ~e-'s sp~eea Shisa
s@r~.d TO ,liu uins and increase tae
Il c9ar~n@.s OF bis ars nmeat
NJ s@s Z. CiApp, sho was chosen
o. ire legl.lA use Of Minnssoss. %
III The Vacancy caused b. the dss o
O. cushusn X ID wis. which sacs D.
ey ~as b ing temporarily nll.d by
senstor Towne. was present during
Mr. T..wns's re mark AID Vas sworn
IN i'm Cd. diAt-ly after he bad esnelu-
led. thus t.rm,ns.inx the service OF
Mr.. Towne as Senator. Ii 10 afs
to say that very few men have crss-
It'd such . favorable impression -
NJ. Towpe has during hi. brief Sen
a.oriai career, and there are many
ex preston ot r. greet upon his retire
mens from the 5 mate
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31


- nv doctors. an everlasting case o
ca,arrh, and take pleasure In saying tina
p.rupa has done IL all
Any one who wishes perfee
health must be entirely free from
cstarrh. Csfsrrh Is weii.nigh uni
versaI; almost omnipresenf Pc
runs Is the only absolute safe
Suard known. A cold Is fhe be.
Sinaing of csfsrrh. To preveni
colds, to cure colds, Is TO chcaf ca.
tsrrh out of Its victims. Peruna
not only cures cafsrrh. bur pre-
vents IL. Every household should
be supplied with this great rem.
edy for coughs, colds, etc.
Address The Perun. Medicine CO.
Columbus, Ohio, for . free book or
catarrh.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

WILL TnEh FALL Do"& AoAfS 1
The Legislature of 1899 made q dis
graceful failure In their effort T. en-
act . stringent and effective anti.
trust law.
Tue proof Of the failure is shown
now when another . temot 10 TO %
made in that direction. Al an''.'rus
bill has already been in'rod need,
bat the sens Influences d,minst
the l-gisls.ore nov that were so pow
eriul in 1899. 1t can safely b. pre-
dicted that no such drastic 'egi Ia
I on, as is sorely needed vi be en-
acted.
The professional lobbys, wi be
present in full force when the meas
IRE il considered, and It 10 M re han
probable that il will he emaseu ated
as to render it practically . "iesc
letter" on the statute books. Tney
will have to pass some sort OF An 40
THRUST bill in order to fool the peo
pie again.
The trust evil eau largely bs re
moved by the action of State l-gis
latures il they are honest and iii
cera in their desire to remove this
cancer which is 80 rapidly d,s roy.
ing many Of the great industries OF
the country.
An antitrust bill can be 80 frsm-
ed that it will furnish the r,m dy
but the serious question lie: can it be
enected into lawi
The shrewd and competent law
yers, representing the great corpo
rations and com IN atoms would b,
ON hand to attack certain provisions
and before the bill became a lay il
would be so amended that the an
thor would net recognize it. Far
thermors, the victory Of the presen
anarchistic redshirt element is due
: ia q great measure to corporal, in
Il licences.
The machine demagoguss raise
. the "nigger domination" cry aud tn
: corporations furnished the none.
to supply such literature b earring o
D the race issue as would most effectr
a ally arouse prejudice, and in thi
? way they won the victory aud g 1t j
q their work,
Q This explains why the anti trus
r law OF 1899 was such q failure.
There is q trite saying that 20
Q can "fool part of the people all th
: time. all of the people some Of th
l. time, but you can not fool all th
n people sll the time" aud this Fat
the Legislature should bear in mln
Is They cannot cover up their mi
y deeds aud failures by bowling "aii
IL ger" "nigger' any more for that i
ID sue is as dead as Julius Cesar.
ir The people will be satisfied VII
no hing less than an effective AM
=, trust law.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31
CONTINUED on Third Page }
A Canadian Wants an International c
nal without Forts or Soldiers.

A Canadian Wants an International c n
nal without Forts or Soldiers.
New York, Jan THE Hon. X.
B Dobbelli, q member of the Lsu-
rier Canadian ministry, arrived on
the Etruria, today. He said IL the
United States would be only a lit
tie more generous an agreement
might be arrived At by which the
United States, England and Cana
da could join In building an inter
national Nicarsgusn Canal without
forte and without soldiers The alb.
sence Of forts and soid,ery on an in
transitional canal at Nicaragua
would be the best possible guaran
tee Of peace. In case it were threat.
ened by foreign nations the com
bfned f,ets Of EngIand and the
United states would insure its de-
fence"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31
Negroes Going TO Hawaii.

New Dreams, Jan. ga car
load Of negroes from Kentucky and
Misslssissippt passed through here
today for San Fralcisco where thew
will SSH for Hawaii 70 work on the
sugar plantations Of that country
Iney come from around Hopkins.
Vile and were secured by a labor
agent Tor those Hawaiian planters.
who believe that the negroes will
make better farm laborers than the
Porto Ricans. The emigration
movement is being forwarded by a
number Of colored ministers, who
have formally ana officially recon-.
mended Hawaii as q paradise for
negroes. The emigrant agents dc.
cline to have anything to do with
city negroes.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

1--WE can never thank you enough for
the change you have made in our little
ones health. Before she began taking
your Psruna and rock candy she suf-
fered everything in the way Of coughs
colds and Group, but now she has been
taking your medicine . month. not quite
one bottle full. and she 10 - we'll and
strong - she has ever been In her life,
Has not had ths Group once since she
began taking it. and when she has
little cold few doses Of Peruna hxei
her out all right
Mrs Nellie Courier, II Center avenue
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

We have received q copy of the
North Carolina Year Book" pub
lished by the News and Observer
Raleigh, N. O., which contains about
16O pages. It is full Of matter of i,
tsrest to North Carolinians. This
book represents . vast amount of
work and is we'll worth the price.
The only thing We see about 1t that
could be criticised is the imprint of
. Virginia printing house on it. I.
does seem that North Carolina cou, d
print her "year book"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

Mr.. Harry NJ. Stevens, Midland Beach,
L. l., New York, proprietor Of "Ths
Richmond" Hotel says Of Psruns:
"K gives me pleasure to testify
to the value Of Peruns, ] have
used It for years and have found
II to be Q most excellent family
remedy. For colds, cafsrrh and
similar IFS, II r. ansufpaSsed.
Mrs. G. e. Long, box A. ATWOOD
Colorado, In . recent letter to DR.. Hart
man, says the following:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31
Cape Police Surrendered.

Cape Town, Jan. 26.-Twenty
Cape police surrendered to the Beers
at Devondale, north of Vryburg,
January Fl, without firing a shot.
1t Is reported that General Prin-
sloo was wounded In the fighting Of
January 16.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

meet 1t 1890 another at $40 aud
one old gentleman who did not ex-
pect to be there Monday made q mo-
ton to meet at 1880 and the motion
was carried.
NEW BILIS.
II B 542-By Mr.. Gather Of c.
tawba-An act to amend chapter 90,
public laws Of 1899, relating to
physician's license.
II B 547-By Mr.. Morgan--An
act to regulate the stock law.
III B 550-By Mr.. Willard-An
act to secure . proper assessment of
property for taxation.
III B 551-By Mr.. Marlborough Of
Franklin-An act to authorize the
commissioners of franklin county
to issue bonds for the purpose Of
paying for the construction of Q
steel bridge ct Louisburg and for
other purposes.
III B 552-By Mr.. SpainhOur of
Burke-An act to appoint board of
examiners to State institutions.
Mr.. Hoey of Cleveland, intro
duced q bill giving the governor the
power of appointment in the insti-
tuition for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind. The bill provides that the
regular annual appropriation to the
institution be increased from $l2,-
500 to $4,000 and carries with ii
also special appropriations amount
ing TO $4,000 for Improvement
and repairs to buildings.
MORE SALARIEs.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. vii
lard Of New Hanover, which makes
the Corporation Commission STATE
Board Of Tax Commissioner, cloth
ing the members with authority Il
Increase or lower the assessment OF
all property In the State and giving
them general supervision Of the tal
, system In the State. All tax oficer
, in the counties are placed under tn,
supervision Of the board by the pro
} visions Of the bill, which increas'
, the present salaries Of the commis
sioners $500 each.
BILLS THAT PASSED.
, 81 B 1927, changing the boundary
line between the Counties Of Bun
, combe and Madison.
II B 316, prohibiting the fellin,
timber or brush in Meadow fork O
| Spring creek or any of its tributarie
r In Madison county.
RI 8 B SO, III B 365, amending sec
> ton 80, Of the Code relating to tn.
qualifications of Justices Of the Peac
and matters incidental thereto.
/ 81 B 376, an act to prevent hunt
Ing on lands in Craven county with
out consent Of owner Of land.
III b 379, IN act to prohibit tn
: killing of birds in Mcdowell county
81 B ss5, incorporating the Cham
: ber Of Commerce Of Washington
; N. G.
l 81 B 39s, an act to prohibit III
sale of spirituous liquors In Bur
connie and Mcdowell counties with
, In six miles Of Black Mountain.
b B 49,, prohibiting bird huntip
in Clay and Macon counties.
: 8 B 16l, b B 478, insorporstu
!. tho Durne1 fraetion Company
Q II B 48i. incorporating the vi
= mington Lods', No. $50, Benevolsu
and Protective Order OF Rlks.
|. b B S38. tor the better drainage q
n land on C;aIks creek in Lincol
J, county.
81 B ll9 author, ring the eonstrue
tion Of roads in Yaneey county.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31
FOR COLDS AND CATARRH

yorvaik. Conn-. vrit~s; -F~runa ns
don. ~oaasr. for ny boy. eAaeo'
praise a. cnoaSh. ! thias ~ 10 "a
b>s, medicine on earth bet mo tsA
roo Why I think 90 M sob ha
been aniiet~d with cstAfrh STAGE ~
vss q baby eve months Old 80 thai
for wears I III "a % watch hin ali night
long. and keep his mouth oT~n 50 b
eould breathe, ~ he could not breathe
through his nos~. Hs has always been
very delicate
-sincs he eonmenc-d taking The 70
runs I can 60 to bid and sleep all nish
He aAa breathe through his nose any
way 90 lis.. and all that hawking and
splitting h gone. Ny boy is Ne Vel
today - when he lef, OF taking IL
and he only took one bottle"
r. T. LienAilen. . prominent young
LAWYER OF Washington. u. q, and broth
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

Washington, Jan. 26.-The total
vAlue Of domestic exports for the
calendar year 1900 was I,477,9
6S6, against 81, 275, 467, 97I for 1899.
The exports by cla-ees for 1900 and
their value were: Products Of agri-
culture, 1904, 65s, 95s; products of
manufacture, SAL, 4O6.942; pro
ducts Of the mines, s39, 222, 9O2:
products Of the forests, ISL, 4sI, l4s;
producte OF the fisheries, s., O74,6s4;
miscellaneous, $5,167, O27.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

or Of w. %. Lien
allen. In the L. IS.
docu ment room.
has taken Peruna
for catarrh and
speaks Of its Of
ncscy In the fol-
lowing ~ ords.
Mr.. Lie nallen
says: Il Am
happy TO write
you that ! am
cured of what i
"a all
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

Burning at the stake was legal
punishment in 176O and 1866.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

DR.. Hathaway has been
known as the leading
specialist IN the cure
Of chronic diseases. .In-
durable cases" are sent
tn him a.fiv frc IN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

IN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4sh, the
Senate and House will meet in the
hall of the House of Representa-
tives, and exercises commemorative
of the one hundredth anniversary of
the assumption by John Marshall of
the Office of Chief Justice of the
United States, will be held. The
president will attend these exercises,
aad they will be very impressive.
Some alarm is becoming evident
IN Republican circles Owing to the
enormous appropriations when have
hen made by the two sessions of the
30 Congress. Chairman Cannon.
of the Ap preparations Committee of
the House estimates that the appro-
prlations for the present session will
reach the enormous total of $780,
600 900 The appropriations for the
last session of the 56,h Congress ap-
gregate about the same amount. so
that the total amount appropriated
during the two years will not fall
short Of billion aud half dollars,
and some even figure that they will
reach the stupendous figure of a bill
lion and three quarter dollars. This
fact is sufficient to arouse the fears
OF the Republican managers, and a
policy of economy is accordingly be-
ing broached.
Senator Towne, Of Minnesota, ad.
dressed the Senate today on a reso-
luton introduced by him a few DAYS
ago favoring the indspepd de- nee OF the
Fllipinos He presented a masterly
argument and was given close atten-
ton, many members of the House OF
Representative coming over to lis.
ten to him. In beginning his rem 3, ks
he referred to the petition of the Fill.
ipino people presented by Senator
Teller recently, spoke Of their fitaess
tor self govern ment aud declared
that the United States ~era bound
by every obligation to accord indie.
psndsrce to the people OF the Phil.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

OUR GRAND CLUB RATE.
Send us Five Cash Subscrip
tiOns, and we will send you
the Paper one year Free; or
if yOu are already a Subscri-
Der we will move up your
date one year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-31

meet 1t 1890 another at $40 and
one old gentleman who did not ex-
pect to be there Monday made q mo-
ton to meet at 1880 and the motion
was carried.