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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
READ
Our Special Offer.

We will send TO every worthy
sick and ailing person who
writes US. mentioning the eau
casian, a full size one-dollar
package of VITAE-ORE by mail.
postpaid, sufficient for one
months continuous treatment, 10
be paid for within one months
time after receipt, II receiver
can truthfully say that its use
has done him or her more good
than all the drugs and doses of
Quacks or good doctors or pat
ent medicines he or she has
ever used. Read this over again
and understand that We ask our
pay only when it has done you
good, and not before. We take
all the risk, you have nothing TO
lose. IL 1t does not benefit you.
you pay us nothing. We do not
offer to send you a free sample
TO last three or four days
but We do offer TO send you a
regular s1.00 package of the
most successful curative medi-
cine known to the civilized
world, without one cent OF risk
to you. We offer 10 give you
thirty days to try the medicine,
thirty days to see results before
you need pay us one cent, and
you need not pay the one cent
unless you do see the results.
You are to be the Judge, We
know that when VITAE-ORE
has put you on the road to a
cure you will be more than will
ing to pay. We are willing To
take the risk.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
Murder and kobb-ry In Casw II Count y
Last Saturday Night.

ReidsvIlIe, N. G., October 5.-A
telephone message from Yanceyville
gives particulars of a murder in
CasWell county Saturday night.
f. r. Pierce, white man about 30
years old, was found in an uncOn-
sciOus condition about 3 O'Clock
Sunday morning and died that day
at noon. Pierce was a native of
Iredell county and had been living
in Caswell county for number of
years. He was sleeping at Pruitt
& SiddIe's distillery, located about
two miles from Gatewood, n. c.,
near the Virginia line. Unknown
parties entered his room and dealt
him murderOus blow over the left
temple with a broken chair post,
pillaged the premises and made their
escape.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
Theo. Noel Company, Caucasian Dept BhS: Chicago ILL.,
Personally Conducted Autumn Tour, To
Lake TOXAWAY
And The SAPPHIRE Country
VERY LOW RATES


Sapphire
Sapphire Inn Lake Sapphire. the days time
children travelling
h
c.. t. A. O.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
- Principles OF Profitable Farming"

A copy of the pamphlet 4" Princi-
Piles Of Profitable Farming" is be-
fore us in a new and revised edith
ton.
The principles Of proper rotation
with legumiuous crops and the great
advantages to be derived by such
methods are explained in the PAM
phlet in a fascinating manner. A
description of the Experiment Farm
at Southern Pines, N. g., where the
best methods of using fertilizers are
being studied and put into practice,
is also valuable feature Of this pub
lication.
A thorough perusal of the book
would be of interest and benefit to
all practical farmers and copies car
he had, free of charge. by writing
to the German Ksli Works, SO Mas
sau Street, New York, N. Y.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08

imagine my condition and state OF
mind. / was broken down, dishearten-
ed and helpless.
By chance had placed in my hand
Chicago paper, containing an adver-
tlsement of VITAE-ORE. and like a
drowning man. | caught at IL, sent for
it, and it has proved to be the Oar
that enabled me TO paddle my frail
barque into the haven Of health. I
used the ore in hot water, and II CON-
menced to benefit me from the first
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
You: ARE TO Be THE ONE.

To say whether Il 10 or isn't:
whether you will or yeV won't:
whether we are right or ~rons7
We leave Il 20 YOU entirely. f5r
you 20 decide. The only evidence
we want 20 submit 10 y dollar
package Of vITAE-oRE. which
package we want you 90 use. a.:
our risk.
All we ask 10 a fair verdict
We say. 10 you are sick. that
viTAE-ORE will cure your We
say that one package will prove
70 you that Il 10 the remedy for
your case and condition. II u
does not you. TO be the judge.
we want nothing from you.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
M.E&sG


Atlanta. ia My faith Ia VITAE
ORE grows stronger every day Ruf.
Tered Niih Kidney trouble for years
and never got any relief until I used
NlTAEORE. that did the work. and I
am still well. Can get insurance On
my life in any company that accepts
men OF my age NJ Y. ESTES
PERMANENT CUREs.-In making
the claim quarter Of a century Ago
thai vITAE-oRE Is the bcs, thinE In.
on or out OF the earth for sick. aiilnE
or suffering people. VIC made u IN
reseryediy and uBqualiHcdly. without
any stipulation or saving clause"
knowing from our experience and from
the experience Of the few Who had Al
ready used IL n that early date. that
its virtues and curative properties
would fully substantiAto tails claim.
that IL vas the best. not only because
ii gave relief from pain and the ef
fects of disease. but that IL cured the
disease. and cured IL efectaAlly and
permanently. hence the reason for the
lines We have 80 often used ia our Ad
ve-tisenents and literature: Get
cured tu stay cured and Not only
immediate relief. but a permanent
cure" Too many preparations are put
on the market and advertised 10 give
relief. too few 10 cure.
The test OF a medicine is not 30
much in the experience and Immediate
testimony from the use Of one package
or bottle. but in the experience OF poo
pie written months or years after they
have used that one package or bottle.
and who testify that IL cured them NJ
that time. and that they have never
had a recurrence of the malady. How
many OF the testimonials you see pub
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08

WA NTED SEVERAL. PERSONS
of character and good reputation in
each state Zone in this county re.
CURED to represent and adverti; e old
esta blished wealthy business honse of
solid financial standing Salary $21.o0
weekly with expenses additional. all
payable in cash direct every WedHes-
day from head offices Horse and
Carriage furnished when necessary,
References. Enclosed self addressed
envelope. Colonial, 1872 Dearborn ST
Chicago
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
Winston Tobacco Association.

Winston-Salem, n. c., Oct. g.
The Winston Tobacco association
held its annual meeting this AFTER
noon. President A. NJ. Coleman
was reelected, J r. Green was
chosen vice-president. Il. 7. Bynum
was reelected secretary and treas
urer and supervisor Of sales. In his
annual report, President Coleman
says last years crop 6" is conceded to
have been the best grown in ten
years, and that the average price
paid for it should be a sufficient
guarantee to the farmers that crop
of tobacco Of good quality will al
ways pay them, profit over cost of
production
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
CONFESSIONS OF PRIEST.

Rev. Jno s. Cox, Of Wake. Ark.
writes, ''For II years l suffered
from Yellow Jaundice, l consulted
q mum Der Of phys clans and tried
all sorts Of medicines, but got no
relief linen | began the use OF
Electric B tiers and feel that 1 am
now cured of a disease that had me
in IT'S grasp for twelve years." II
you want a reliable medicine for
Liver and Kidney tr. uble. stomach
dis. RIDER or general debility. get
Electric Bitters. It's guaranteed
by all Druggists. Only SOC
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
A LOVE LETTER.

Would not interest you if you're
locking for a guaranteed Salve for
Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd,
OF Ponder, Mo-, writes: II suffered
with an ugly sore for year, but a
box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cur.
ed me. It's the best Salve on earth,
25c at any Drug Store.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08

fore the public for a quarter OF a cen
fury. II cured numerous people right
after it's first introduction. and they
have remained cured and are cured
today. IL is curing people by the
thousands today OF all manner Of dis
eases. who will still be cured At a dat
quarter OF a century hence. We hav.
repeatedly received letters from PEG
pie who wrote US testimonial letters
years ago, nov saying that they have
had absolutely no return Of the trou-
BILE or troubles.
VITAE-ORE strikes the disease Al
its root, entirely eradicates every vest
ige or trace. and the patient Is cured
TO stay cured. Its cures are permar
nent, and for this reason IL itself IN q
permanent remedy. one that has come
To stay, that will grow In popularity
and sell more rapidly from year 20
year, always curing with a permanent
cure. always satisfying. always selling.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.

s, LIE Quinn Of Cavendish, VT,
was robbed of his customary health
by INVASION of Chronic Constipa
ton. When DR.. Kings New Life
Pills broke into his house, his
trouble was arrested and now he's
entirely cured. They're guaranteed
to cure, 25c at any Drug Store.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
From Russia of Departure
From Protective System.

st. Petersburg, Oct. st is in
minated in the official messages that
a reduction in the duty on raw cot
ton may be expected in the autumn
of 1904. This is the first prospec-
tive departure from the prevailing
protective system. the purchasing
power of the Russian masses is go
low that the textile interests are
threatened with ruin, notably those
in the st Petersburg district.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08

Fashions for cold weather wear
are effectively displayed In the
November DESIGNER, and the hand
some illustrations are accompanied
by descriptions which tell Just what
materials and trimmings to employ
to obtain the best results. Those
who must perforces select mourn
ing outfits will find this a most
valuable number, for it makes such
garments and millinery a speciality.
In Thanksgiving features the
November Designer IL wonderfully
strong, as witness Harvest Festi-
walls" by John De Morgan, "A
Thanksgiv ng Ceiebration by
l.. O. L., and three excellent short
stories, all of which have an apps tiz-
ing scent of turkey and pumpkin
pies about them. We are made TO
feel that Ch, istmas Is coming
dangerously close to those who have
lot yet selected their gifts, for there
are four pages filled with suggest
ions for homemade presents, under
Making an Early Start for Christ
mas" and two more with the head
ing, Lacey Novelties for Christ
mas Gifts" Training for Self.
Support" by Lillian G.. Paschal, is
sn article which will be read with
interest by every woman. whether
she be in the business field or the
home club, and closely akin is the
popular department "What Women
Are Doing, Two altogether charm
ing features of this number are the
pictorial pages showing babies of all
kinds, and the delightful drill and
play for tiny tots entitled "The Old
Woman Who lived In the Shoe -
which Miss Mabel Humphreys has
illustrated in her original and dainty
style. The many household depart
ments which have given The Desig-
ner such a hold On the femme fancy
are filled this month with appro-
pirate and valuable items. How
such an excellent magazine as this
Can be issued with profit at eighty
cents year is a mystery which only
its publishers can solve.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
RAILROAD RATES TO STATE FAIR.

The railroads announce a rate of one
fare for the round trip, plus fifty
cent coupon of admission, to the Fair
Grounds. This rate is from all points
in North Carolina Tickets on sale
Saturday, October 18th, good return
ing Monday, October 2Sth. The rates
for points are given as follows, rate
includes one admission to the Fair
Grounds:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
Sad Death of . Boy In Wake County.

Cyrus Johnson, a fourteen year
old lad in Swift Greek township,
eleven miles from Raleigh. met
with a sad death Sunday morning
The boy was playing in some cotton
seed and fell in hole headfOremOst
and suffocated before he was found
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
DtapenaAry for Raleigh.

There was a vote on the Dispen-
sary in Raleigh Monday and the
Dispensary forces won by about 1914
majority.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08

Physicians told
me | had Diabetes
and marked symp
toms Of Brighr's
disease and com
menced To dope
me with mercury,
soda. lithia, sail
cylic acid. potash.
e { c., all of
which were con
stantly constipa.-
ing me, and near
ly everything |
ate disagreed with
me. You can we'll
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
Out Of the Jaws of Death
Kidney and Rheumatic Trouble.
Was Broken Down. Disheartened and
Almost Helpless.

Read what Mr. NJ. V. Estes. Of No
s Trinity St. Atlanta. Ga. who answer
ed our advertisements and received a
package of ViTAE-ORE on trial.
says of the medicine:
Atlanta Ga.-When | look back at
my condition and suffering during re-
cent years and thing OF the herbs.
roots and barks, tinctures. powders.
and liniments | have taken and rub
bed with all to no purpose. and that
L was cured at last in one month with
NlTAE-ORE. ! stand dazed and amaz-
ed at the result. Indeed. | feel like
exclaiming with Mr. Richardson. "a
correspondent OF the New York Her
alG.) on closing an account Of his es-
cape from Confederate prison during
the late war between the States. Out
OF the Jaws of Death. out OF the Mouth
of Help"
Thirty years ago / contracted dis
ease of the kidneys and commenced
passing gravel from them. the pain of.
ten throwing me into spasms. Those
only who have passed through this
ordeal can give an idea OF the suffer
ing connected with IT, These spells
continued at irregular but frequent in
tervals, down TO month ago During
all this time my urine was highly col.
ored, sometimes profuse and some
times scant. but at all times charged
with a yellowish, albuminous. brick
dust deposit
About three years ago | was attack
ed with Rheumatism in my right hip
joint, knees and muscles all over my
body.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08

lished In the pa
pers OF the Ian 4
are such testi
noniais low
many who tes-
tify that they
were and are
perm a n emily
curedl Vitae
Ore has thous
a n DIS upon
thousands of
such erperien
ces 10 It's credit
In has haan he
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
Atlantic Coast Line.
CTOWUS.
Seaboard.

The railroads promise an increase
so per cent in facilities to accommC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-30
:. AT THE THEATRES =.

George Flemings dramatization o
Kipling's famous novel. "The Light That
Failed" will have its first Providence
hearing on Monday, Nov. I'd. when Mr.
Forbes Robertson and Miss Gertrude El-
lott. as co-stars, will begin a weeks
engagement at the Providence Opera
house.
''rhe Light That Failed comes TO us
with the record of a seasons run IN
London and the unanimous endorsement
OF the British press.
The American tour of Mr. Robertson
and Miss Elliott. which Is under the di-
rection OF Messrs Klaw 4 Erangsr.
began at Buffalo two weeks ago and
from all accounts both star and play
have duplicated their London triumph.
In adapting Mr.. Kipling's novel 10 the
stage numerous changes were necessary
one OF these was the omission Of the
beautiful introduction IN the book de-
scribing the period Of Dick" and Mai
sic when children. This. however Is
introduced as "reminiscences by the two
m their grown-up days. Then. too. sew
eral OF the stirring incidents OF life In
the SGSsan had to be eliminated for the
reason they would have added the spec
tscular flavor 10 the play By toe intro
ductlon OF Arabs and camels and heavy
paraphernalia on the stage. There are
various reasons for avoiding these melo-
dramatic effects and rightly. so. The play
relies upon its dramatic force, which
carries II through.
IL was equally undesirable TO allow
the play TO terminate with the death Of
DICK on the desert and with "Maisie'
fainting away at the mistaken. ideal IN
her bachelor girls studio but tho change
mas peen brought about so skilfully that
Maisie" who in tho novel was n seInsh
individual y transformed into n brave
loving and sensible woman who found
ont that she loved "Dick' all along ana
who refused 20 allow him to give her
up. when his days OF darkness came and
her love was the only sunlight left in
the darkness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-30

| Mr.. Robertson and Miss Elliott are ac-
| companied by their entire English or
ganization. from the Lyric thea tire, Lon
don, and the same massive and eIab-
crate scenic environment that accom-
panied the production In London Will be
shown here intact
Eddie Gerard. the unctuous comedian
and his talented partner. Jessie Gard
ner. Will be seen at Keith's soon. Offer
ing their funny musical skit The Sou
brette and the Cop" MIR. Gerard was
formerly of the team OF comedians OF
Gilbert. Donnelly and Gerard, OF 'iNatur-
al Gas fame.
Some of the acts underscored for proXi-
dcnce Eeith's theatre are cole aud John
son, Gerard and Gardner. Glftetts Mon.
KEYS, Milton and Dolly Mobiles, Collins
and Hart. the Boston Brothers, Musical
Dale, Gus Williams. the Four AvoIios,
Ernest Hogan. Jules and Ella Garrison,
Taffery's Dogs, charles Kenna, the Swed-
ish Quartet. Lillian Burkhart. Howard
and Bland, Qugley Brothers. Lovenberg
Sisters and Dak2pa. Davis and Mccau-
lay and others.
Herbert Brooks. the young illusionist
and card manipuls tor. who comes to
keith's next week. has an exceptionally
clever lot OF original tricks. and many
OF his feats are accomplished IN a mar
velously mystifying manner. Tfic trunk
trick is pronounced by everyone who has
seen u the greatest thing OF It's kind ever
attempted, and II said 20 be even better
than the trunk trick done by the cele-
brated Houdini
The charming little comedienne. LII
lian Burkhart. will make her annual ap.
pearance AZ keith's the latter part OF
November. and II sure 10 be given her
usual warm welcome. Miss R,irkharf r.
one of the cleverest actresses or the vau-
deville stege and her latest sketch. "A
strenuous Daisy" IL said 20 be the hest
vehicle this popular little woman has
ever had. II deals NTH a breezy. whole
some little Western Ti1 whose life has
oeen spent ON a ranch With rough. whole
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-30
CENTRAL FALLS.

Edward 4. Dwyer. chairman OF the
board of license commissioners. is suffer
Ing from a severe shock OF paralysis. lie
went to the headquarters OF the Good
Government party on Broad street after
the rally Wednesday evening, where he
was seized with paralysis OF the left
side.
Joseph Lavallee, while stealing a ride on
al local coal team fell from the wagon
and was badly shaken up Dr. C. H.
Boucher attended him. The lads condI
tion was a good deal improved last night
Thieves entered the house OF Peter
Jeonette on Lincoln avenue Wednesday
and carried away silver knives and forks
and also clothing all valued at ss5. Mrs
Jeanette was away at the time.a and N is
supposed the thieves entered by false
keys.
The friends Of Mayor Humes are work
ing very hard for his reelection. The re.
suit OF the votes on the assembly ticket
Is even more doubtful than II is FOR
mayor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-30

passed a knife to Bechtel Is emphatical-
w denied by the police.
This evening an inquest into the mur-
der was held. Among the witnesses
called was David weieenberg when
questioned his attorney objected because
his answer might become discriminating
and asked that the witness be permitted
70 exercise his privilege. weisenbers
however, testified that he was with
Mabel Bechtel from until IL O'Clock
Sunday night He left her at the door
OF her home and did not see her after
that and made no attempt to do so
ENTIRE FAMILY CHARGED.
Witness was then excused until next
wednesday at p. m, and the bond Of
Mr.. Kline for $50 was released
Information charging murder has been
lodged against the entire Bechtel fam
lily and constables were at the mavor's
ONCE ready TO serve the warrants BE
cause Of this fact Hon. James T..
Schaadt. attorney for the BechteIs re-
fused 10 permit any OF his clients to
testify
After a brief conference between Cor
oner schierer and District Attorney Lich.
tenwaldner the hearing was continued
untii today at p. m. Eckstein was
committed to prison as a witness I'm de-
fault OF $500 bail
John and Charles Bechtel were also
committed to Jan In default of $500 bail.
'ach 10 appear as witnesses at the in
luest tomorrow afternoon Before they
EFT they were ushered into the prison
ell and shown the corpse OF their brother.
Nhich was then removed 10 morRue
Mrs. Bechtel and daughters were then
n their case
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-30
4 ~ y e
MUNY0N
/ WINS
Thousands Are Taking
His Famous
PA W PA W
Cured psop|a Are Spreading
ih) News ! !
1hi Paw Paw Cures Ind'gss.
gssllon and Nervous
Ailments
Read What Your Neighhors Say
and Then Verify the Facts
Read What Your Neishhors Say
and Then Verify the Facts

The curative qualities OF Paw Paw 10
| no longer question. Skeptics and
doubters must admit that this new vege-
table pepsin Is likely to revolutionize the
practice OF medicine. There Is no guess
II will cure or perhaps II will cure"
The twofn testimony OF some OF our
best known citizens must stand as un-
impeachable evidence. Hundreds OF
people who received a free sample bottle
OF Munyon's Paw Paw have testified
In the most positive manner that they
have been cured of dyspepsia. Indigestion
aud nervous troubles. The testimonies
that have been published are not from
people living In other states. but are from
well-knovn citizens living right here IN
our midst. They can he seen and the
testimonials can easily be verefed Pro-
fessor Munyon wants the public to know
the truth. and he asks those who have
any doubt OF the genuneness OF these
testimonials to see the people themselves.
George {. HotehkIns. cured OF saintIpo
Spells by Indigestion.
Prof Mnnyon:--
Dear Sir:--l have been troubled WITH
fainting spells for years due 10 exces-
rive smoking and poor digestion. the
gas In my stomach would bloat me and
my heart would beat so fast that
would simply swim / have tried every
thing ] could hear OF without success.
was presented with three sample bottles
OF Paw Paw. and after taking them
have not had an attack Of my old ailment.
cheerfuliy furnish this testimonial.
.signcd) GEO. q. HoTCHKINS. 49,
- Elm> ST.. Manchester. N. II.
The Mayor OF Augusta Says:
City Hall, Augusta. Nc.
Aug. II 1903.
Professor j. NJ. Munyon:
Dear Sir--For the past year or more
have been troubled with dyspepsia and
indigestion and can truthfully state that
aftsr the use Of part of one bottle or
Paw Paw I find my stomach very much
improved and expect TO become entirely
free from the ailment with the further
use OF your vegetable pepsin. Paw Paw.
g. A. ROBERTSON.
Mayor Of Augusta, Me.
Wm. H. kittredae OF Roekland, Me-,
writes under date OF Aug. 90:
Professor j. NJ. Munyon. Phila Pa:
Dear Sir-rYonr Paw Paw is having n
phenomena sale in our store; greater
than any other remedy on the market
IL affords me great pleasure TO sell this
article owing 10 the beneficial results re-
ceiyed by my customers.
Yours very truly.
WM. ~, kirTREpcE.f
Paw Paw furnishes good rich blood 10
pale people: gives life and snap TO the
ovsrworked and run down: makes old
folks young and weak folks feel strong.
and does away with both the necessity
and desire for beer. wine and whjskev
Alcoholic stimulants lift but let Won
fall Paw Paw lifts and holds you
Get bottle today OF your druggist.
Large bottles. 81. Paw Paw Laxative
Pills % cents bottle.