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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-07
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

three times on each side. then rolled
or folded until the desired size for the
space occupied In the linen closet.
Never launder table linen when stain
ed, until an attempt has been made
to remove the spots, as 1t Is almost i'm
possible to efface any discolora ton
after the cloth has been submerged in
soapy water.-The Pilgrim.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-07
PRESIDENT NOT TO SPEAK
Said He will Keep Silence in Public
During Campaign.

During Campaign.
Seattle, July 5.-According to the
Washington correspondent of the Post
Intelligencer, President Roosevelt will
make no speeches whatever during the
campaign, and he will even decline in
vitations to visit various anniversaries
and other celebrations which might
furnish plausible excuse for public
addresses. Whether the Democratic can
didate. whoever he may be, will pur-
sue similar course is naturally un-
certain at this time, but the impress
sion among leading Democrats is that
there will be no "swing around the
circle by either candidate, as there
was in 1896
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-07
REPLACING STEAM POWER.

How the Gas Engine Is Coming Into
Use-Use Of Petroleum on Ships.
Writing under the title Of The
Superseding Of Steam Power" in the
Worlds Work. Lewis Nixon says: Il
have been led lately to th.uk the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-07

Take one pint Of boiling water, pour
1t upon dozen large branches OF
fresh sage, or large handful of dried
sage leaves, and cover It tightly for
an hour: put into bottle one ounce
Of iron filings, nails, or any bits Of
iron, also piece OF borax as large
as a walnut; turn the sage tea upon
1t. In two or three days 1t 10 ready
for use.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-07
2Caln La ReDlaOed.

The surgeons Of Lincoln Hospital In
the Bronx have succeeded In replac-
ing the scalp on the head Of young
girl after It had been torn completely
off by revolving shaft in a mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-07

A keen critic Ia apt to make cutting
remarks.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
Worry
Almost Unnerved Me
Heart Pains.
S hort Of Bre ath a.,
Faint and Languid.
DR.. Mile S'Heart Cure and
Nervine Cured Me.

TT has been FIVE years since l was cured of
heart trouble by your Heart Cure and Nerv-
inc, and l am just as sound as dollar IN
that organ today. For several years had
been suffering with my heart. Breathing
had become short and difficult at times
short, sharp pains about the heart, sometimes
accompanied with futtering would make
me feel faint and laneurd. The least excite
ment or mental worry would almost unnerve
me. felt that the trouble was growing
worse all the time; and after tryi m any
remedies prescribed by physicians without
obtaining relief, was induced to give your
remedies a trial. l was relieved the second
day. and after taking three or four bottles all
symptoms were removed and have never
showed signs of returning."-REv. GEO. W..
KIRACoPE, Chincoteague, Va.
There are many symptoms of heart disease,
which so closely resemble those Of more COM
mon nervous disorders as to frequently mis-
lead the attending physician. Often in cases
of heart trouble the stomach. kidneys, liver or
lungs become affected. Again the symptoms
may be those of weakened nerves, as tired
feeling, sleeplessness, timidity, the patient is
easily excitable and apt to worry without
cause. If you have the least suspicion tn al
your heart Is weak study your symptoms and
begin the use of Dr. Miles Heart Cure, the
great heart and blood tonic, without days
delay.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot.
de DIR. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
% Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
d.. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
Neeesieu 10 ttN1b. TIA
JAnHAny an.

The s~atsasd announces q vxry
las rAas CT Ctr tzrs. pms two do
iars. fos th~ rvond IMP from a
points Ia Virginia. North ana
sOoth Carolina, tncaodinx Washing
son, ID e., ~ H.vaoa, Cuo&. Anu
r-sorn, rats ineaouinE meals am
siairfoutn &C saeanssnip h<tweeu
Pm Iansa and Havana AID return
Tickets wili be sod January Ala
iion Nortn C.Io.Ina puanI- aud arr
se<sI Returning Ga su, steamer VI
la aud iIeiodaug JaDu.rs lssn, ~iti.
dual iimiil ~ tieAsi January x3ud.
1905. aIopUvvis iii tss tses ntst. u
al any paints south of J.ek-ou
Vile.
his party will be limited to 81
isrsons. aud Reservation saou.u 4.
made proiuriiy Ia or1sr ~ sseur.
zccoll Ia usIAlsotas OH The slea a...sil
'~O.lselte.h oa.e OF the must h2nu
ss1nie snips VI The Prulasu.aI auu
occlisnEa. oieaussaIp IoaD fsaIy.
" hich viii Convey the parry I.
naHsns. The party vial be pr
>o.aliy Conducted by MIR. A. W.
rii,ot tfom J2.ksunsiii.. " no v ii
meet ,hen la j a. ksou Vile, aud at
oonpauy them Ia Havaua- MIR.
Ffitot speaks Spanish tiueuliy, anu
Wal give special attsutlon 10 III.
party.
Inc rates from Raleigh will b.
sio.4J tor the round lrip, including
nneais aud statcrooIu BERN.
For further Information apply u
q. Ii. GA rtIo,
Trav. Pass. Agent
Raleigh, n. T..
III. A. MORSON. &. L. q L. a.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22

A series Of farmcrs' insti,nta,
has been arranged for q numb~r n,
eastern counties. beginning Jsnu.r,
10Th at Wsrrenton and clo~dny =,
Winton, January 18th. rhev wi,I
be under the auspices Of the STAT
Agricultural Department. Her 1,
the list In full:
"arrenton, Monday, 10th.
jackson, Tuesday, lo,n.
Halifax, "Wednesday, IL.
kinston, Thursday, Ia.h.
Hreenviiie, Friday, 18th.
Iafboro, Saturday, I4th.
Washington, M,nisy, 18th.
holer, tuesday. l7lh. =
Wii'iamston, "Wednesday. 18th.
Cunituck, FRIDAY, ZUth.
CahIdeh, Saturday, 2Iss.
Ehzabetn City, Monday, 22d.
H'rtioid. Tu.sday, 2zln.
Eden1on, "Wednesday, 25,h.
Satessiii-. TnursIay, z6Lh.
Winton, Friday, z7tn
indoor, Saturday, 18th.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
Irregular Voting in Union.
Clinton Caucasian |.

Clinton Caucaslan
Mr. EdltOr:-ln looking over the
hustler" tooay / found ms arucie on
the e4ecIlon III my TOWNSHIP: In Un-
ION township which gave blackburn %
majority there we've some lrregulari-
~ anu the box viii probably be
larown out-lheIe were thirty more
votes than registered voters / would
IKE to explain this irreguiarity ii you
can allow me space in your valuable
paper. l was present at the election
nearly all tho day and know whereof
speak. Mr.. Blackburn received eight
II not ten, votes to Mr.. Ntwland one.
The vote for MIR. Blackbur was almost
unanimous, for both Republicans and
democrats voted tor hum, and II JUS
| tIce had been done his majority would
| have have been between LIS and 150.
The Simmons-Aycock bull pen cleo.
ton law was injOrced to the letter
the ground in front OF the house was
roped OFT and the entrance and exit To
to The door was guarded, and the
voter walked to tho door lbut was lot
allowed to enter) anC handed the
judge his tickets. No one entered the
house during the day except the
Judges and their secretary. When the
counting commenced a pack OF New
land tickets were found in the Con
gressional box undone, all making 3,
more votes than registered voters
Now 1t Is obvious that no Republican
stuffed that ballot box. Some Demo
Gratis did that piece Of roguery, ant
; l would like for the judges to tell VIII,
did it. Mr.. Shepherd, the Republican
Judge had to leave the room
once or twice during the day and dun
ing his absence those ticket
were put in that box.
, Thou shalt judge . tree BY 1t
> fruit"
Two years ago one Of the Judge
l was detected in cheating here by cal
!. ing Blackburn tickets for Klutz, an
1 he Is no better now than he was theI
2 A man who will cheat one way In q
:, election will another. write thi
Q that the people may know the caua
/. Of the "irregularity."
d Very respectfully,
Nov. Is. ROBT. 1. VANN0!
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
. The Spirit OF Forgiving.

Mr.. EditOr:-ln replying to your
good feeling and JOY Ut the great
cyclone that has just swept the
eorth In the e.eclivn IF President.
Roosevelt shows q IOrgivlng spirit,
as the whole South ought to do. A
good portion OF the Southern peo-
pie are Satisfied with the Iaudsliue
~ President Roosevelt, while there
,s great portion that say President
toOseveit Is pr. JUDGED against the
South. There Is no sale reason TOR
that argument, TOR The North re-
stored The South again to citizsn-
snip after she had rebeiled against
inc Constitution, aud gone from
under The Union fig, anu the Non III
,tuOd solid Under The Union flag,
that our iOrefa,hers set up aud Came
out III glorious victory, and the
South got mad at her own rebellion
and had to come ont In sad defeat,
with her garments mxngied in
uiOod.
Now then, suppose two brothers
get cross and Bill knocks Ben down.
Ben takes Bill tO the law, and Bill
Is punished, Ben comes clear, now
then is Ben to stay mad with Bill
all his life. The Bible says not lei
the sun 90 down upon your wrath.
Then We must have a torgivlng
spirit or we cannot be forgiven. AL
untOrgivlng spirit continued to The
end Wall shut man out OF heaven.
The servant that seized his fellow
servant by the throat was delivered
20 the tormenteIs.
Now then, the North and the
South are standing as the two
brothers, and it thy brother tres
pass against thee, thou shalt forgive
MIN. Now then, ii staying in The
Union and g,lnldg glorious vic.
tOry In war was trespass, then We
ought TO possess a torgiviug spirit
and love our brother. aud ~ fulfill
the law OF Christ.
T. J. STANLY,
Bug Hill, N. c., Dec. IL, 1904.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
suER. s:iop.

/. the November is-ue OF Sugge.-
ton, a Chicago uiagazlne of The New
Pathology for thinkers. viii bt
fluid arucles, poems aud selection
dealing with phoch'c RESEARCH, .uk
gp-lIve lhera peutIc-, ratIouat hs =
grn-, personal magnetism. advanced
tu4ignt, cultivation u IN Injury T.,
viii pJAer anu m'ntaiity. Tue pla,
i.rul vi this magaZ'iie 9 devoted l..
tn irac zeal application OF tn,
lrlcIp.ea OF the New rs, chologS
Tor inc acquisition Of health, hap
pI.r-- and sue e-e; there L. Tie
usrtnlrnt devoted TO the cure Oh
con-umplion by natural melhois.
The tone Of the ma, aZine Is thor.
ougnIy optimistic, and It's motto If
"DO II Now" Chicago; 4UZU
Drexel BJulevard; Sl.UO per year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
SPECIAL RATES VIA THE SEA-
BOARD AIR LINE HALLWAY
To Raleigh, n. O.
Account North Caro.inA etsto Fair.

The EeabOard Air Line Railway
announces that On account Of the
worth Carolina state Agricultural
Fair. TO be held In Rale gh, Ocso-
DIR 17-22, the, will have On sale
tickets AZ sp. cial rate Of one fare,
plu. fifty cents for the rou.d trip,
his Including one adm isslcn 10 the
Fair G.onEds. These tickets VIII
g On sale October 18th 10 Zlss In
elusive, and for traias arriving in
Raleigh before nom Of October 22d,
1904, with q final return limit Of
October 9Th, continuous passage In
each direction. There will also Do
IN sale special reduced rates for
GRASS banas, military companies,
etc. when in Uniform. These tick.
cts viii be sold from all points In
Virginia a.d North Carolina.
For further information apply 70
your neareat Seaboard agent.
G. 81. 6ATTID.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Rslelgh, i. q.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
NOTICE.OF SEIZURE.

Notice 10 here by given Of seizure
the folio ing property for vioia.
on Ut the internal revenue laws
the Uoited States:
lUst Benson, n. &, August H.. 1904.
Il gallons Of apple brAndy of PiAs
uuson.
iAt Keener, ". c., September ID. 1904.
jugs. ~ gallons, apple brandy Ut
A. r. hosnrIn
At Ko.,n HILL. N. c., septen Der. 10,
1874, ~ gallons apple brandy vi
LCvrs v arren
Beneon, n. c September 20. 1904
one COZ per still cap AID wOrm, pack
saes c"nta,biDg 70 gs.l.ns sptie
handy of Piss b I'd: on.
A. Franklinton. n. c., September
IA, 1904, IA gaiions apple brandy of
Thumas Howsii.
At squi'e., n. c., September "a,
package apple brandy. " Gallons.
judgs corn Wniskey Of w. J. Tyson.
iAJ ocomoke, n e., sept. "a. 1904
pacps G+ corn wLiskey, " GALLONS Vi
> cry KirtreI.
Al wi,son. n. C., Oct. Is, 1904,
key brandt, Is gallons of s. j. Attain.
At Greensv.iie, n e.. Oct. 20, 1894
pack &c. 80 or 35 gallons corn wills.
Key Of j, w. Carson.
At Durham, n. c.. Oct II, 1904, n
jugs Of whi.key, 5 barrels Of bottled
rpisits, & crates Of bottIed spirits
40. ut l55 gallons II John Nichols.
Pers Ms claiming the above property
| will file their claims With ME in M
Office within 30 days - required D!
In =. or the same will be forfeited t,
the use Of the Uniled states.
e G. DUNCAN, Collie ctor.
Up b. ADAMS, Dep. Collector.
lOct. 18th, 1904 Raleigh, n. 9.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Flesh testimony In great q iant.ty
Is constantly comlng in, 10. larins
declaring Or. KING New b sco> cry
for consum pllun, Coughs anu Gods
To To un.quaied. a recent ex
pre- sion trum Il. j. McF ir AUD
benlvrvllle, Va, S rves q, Exam p ..
Ho wrllcs: Il nao Brun. bi.,s Iul
Iur.e years and d ctured all tnt
tlTe Without. being ben. ted
then | logan taking d.. X NJ {
New DlsIOse,v, aid b few LtlIes
holly eIred me. kquaiiy ef-
+, cslve in curIlg all Lung anO
hroab tIOuD es, tOnsuml tlou
fenumonla anu GRIP. Guaranteed
by ali Dug. lets. Triai botlles free
reg uIar Sizes 5Uo, and $lOO.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22

Tho Roor. and the Toadies OF the South
Fort Worth (Tex.) Record.
We rrJOlce That representative
papef- aud citizens OF Mississippi
were prompt III COudenIning the aci
AMI III rrpud'ating IL as an ex-
pre-.lun OF The Slate or The people
Mr. Roosevelt III his early life In
eAcu-IaIIy nIIorepresent.d aud i'll
suited J, tferson Davis, aud it Il
quite natural that Missisoippians
especially should be Sensitive Ill
any circumstances recalling The
atfrUnt. But IhIs was not the o.
casIOn tor alluding 10 the incldenl,
and Governor VArdaman has proven
himself aa rude III representativ.
AID social affair as MIR. Roosevelt
was in a private affair. The SoulL
bushes alike for her Doors anu heI
tOadles. Between them IL Is YER,
dltncult ior her to maintain hel
reputation for graciOusnees anu
dignity On the one hand, and Oh
the other TO make plain her per.
fecIly loyal and patriotic purpose.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
The President Expects the South to Un-
deIstAnd Him.

The President Expects the South to I'm
deIstand Him.
Raleigh Post.
Richmond, Dec. 17.-"If the
South Will wait two years before
passing judgment on me, l believe
she Will lie satisfied as to my good
intentions" These words, VOlced
by Or. Thomas Nelson Page, OF
Washington, as the utteraDce vi
President Roosevelt, show Clearly
the attitude OF the head of the
nation towards this section OF the
county. They we're contained in a
statement prepared by MIR. Page To-
day for the Richmond TImes-Dis-
patch on conditions in the South
only III regard to education. In this
ctnueCtlou he mentioned the Visit
vi Ihe Pr sldent to ,he University
CT Virginia, follow ing which 1t
USED tho language attributed tC
HIN.
Dir. Page has always been mem
be- Of the ID, MOcralIc pa ty, but he
sdmlr's The Pr. silent greatly ahC
lie CIO>e trleuu Of lhe executive
The well known auth says thai
The int, ntiUusUf Mr.. Roosevelt to-
wards the south have always beer
the best, and tnat M WaS much la k6t
abhCk by tie hostility "hlrh sOm'
Ol hlH actions aroused I'D this section
he Is iully ersuaded that The oouti
Will he Treated as vel as any Othe
part OF The country, despite the tac
mat lis vote vas against the PTeel
deut.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
SEABOARD.
Am LiNr. hALLhA1 /.

Short Line 10 rrinci, n Cities Of the ooaiL
lorna and Mexico, also nCrtn anu north
West, " ushluston, Daitln UTs, rhi adei pnia
New IO.k, BOston. CinciuAatl, CulcakO. H.
uIauapOns, o. LOUIS, Mempnn and hAnsaA
City
trains leaves r aleiga as follows
No. 81. NUkIhBOUNU.
30 u. IN. "oEabUAkU ".
PkEoo, fox ALL points ka.
eikn ~ Portsmouth, kicnmoha,
Warrington, Bal.imoIe, thi.S-
deipula, n " YORK, Bvst.n ano
ali poiu.s North, NvrlneAst ana
Northwest.
No. SO.
[ 100 q. m. "eEA bOARD LOCAL
MAIL" for ALL LO' Al potts
- kaIe.gu tv Poi .smouti.. .riiIs
- 10 klCn mona connecLs g. ~
o..s.n lor Oxford aid Weld.
10 with A. &. L., at torttmou,h-
u Norfolk with ALL o1EAMkko
for LuAn,s MOI II ana kUltheAsL
No. IT..
1885 q. m. "SkA ABOARD MAIL :"
Tor kit hn.CLd, " asLiDgtUn,
Baltimore, fAIIao. llh.a, New
loIA ano Bison. LUhhec,s al
Richmond with T.. q y. tor
IlL,lnaLu, Ihltago and 81.
=. lLul., 1T NasLlngtOn with
t.nLa, b. &. y. f.I aiI POINTS.
NJ. 81. U1HbOOND.
AIS q. m. "ekAbOAkU Tx
PhkSSn for 1 harIuI,t. Alfalfa
I.luM bia, eavsnLah, JacAsoh-
s,sl,I., %. Augustine, Il mla AID
all LO4Lts .Cu Il aid southwest
NJ. Al.
800 o. M. ekAtOARD LCCAL
MALL for ILaIlOlLe, Alianla
aAo all local polLL, tohhec,s IL
Alfalfa l.r ell POINTS soutn
ana Aou.hWtst.
NJ. II.
gao o. m. "ekA tOARD MAIL
f.r esutL,rn fiAes, Pint Au.s
Alfalfa, LUIunUla, IhaIi.eL,n
eav.n. oil, JACK On, iil,, TaMpe
anu ail points sou.n anu souih
az wat. !,
IlcA.ts on 81 le to al points, Pull
man LeIlns I.selv.d, L.cAeLs 0elIt
er,a ~
UPTOWN II(kET OFFICE,
laIb>l,ush hous. hu Iu.ng,
| C. b. CALAIS, T. T. q +. a.,
'FLoL.s At. Raj, Ign, n. q.
Z.P eMi4H, T. r. A.,
Raleigh, n. g.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCE

WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than TO
feel that every minute will tie your
lasti Such was the experieD oe of
Mrs. s. n. Newson, Decatur, Ala
Is For thee lars" che writes, Il
end ured insult rable pain tom in
digestion. stomach and bowel
trouble. Death seemed Inevitable
when doctors and all remedies
failed. At length was indu. ed
to try Electric Bitters and the re.
suit was mirac ulous. l improved
at once and now Pm completely
r covered. For Liver, Kidney
stomach aud Bowel troublef
Electric Bitters Is the only m, di
cine. Dolly Soc. It's guaranteed
By any druggist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22

New York, Dec. 19.-By an ex.
piosion and the burning of 1000, 900
gallons Of petroleum on Standard
I'll Company's barge at sea eff Long
branch, N. j., Sunday afternoon,
toof men were burned to death.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22

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and good ueWspap for next
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Home Companion for one year.
Only $3.50 tor the two If you order
by January LIST. See our Xmas
offer elseW here.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22

See our Xmas Offer Of THE eau
CASIAN and The " omaDs' Home
Com panion elsewhere in this issue
Now is the time to get both one
wear for $3.50. Order before JAN
uary lot. This offer applies to new
subscribers aud old subscribers who
pay up and renew.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
New Advertissment

see the new advertisement Of tine
H.rt-N ard Hardware Co, which
sr,,-sr. el,ewhere In this issue. Ii
rng have not decided on hat to
avs. YOUR friends or re atives for IA
nrl-JnIss pr, sent, you might find
y-,at YOU want at their store. Give
rh,m d call, or write them Tor
prices.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
Farmers Meetings.

There have been several farmers
meetings in the State within the
past week. All passed resolutions
10 hold their cotton and some OF the
meetings decided TO reduce cotton
acTeagd and diversity their crops.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
III the Baby II Outline T~seh

1e sure and Use that old aud Weil-trie
eneoy, ~ hs. NJ SLOW ouoTHise
'fhUP, for children teetniux 1.
'oothes the Child, softens tue xums
'iiays ali paiu, cures wind collie, AL,
Tue besG remedy tor DIarrnaa
twenty five cents a bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22

The Sooshssn Railway aasce s~~.
the fui-owtsg lev e.~ way esaoass
sar~s . ps~mbeT ikxa "a uetce~
ttses
Hale Oh tosPr2coss. Aria. sts
.ksl~ash TO San Fsaseiscc. Cal. IS =
tt~isisA 20 ep kas~. Msaa.. ssT.
ThrooEa .xrarssoa ssa~pes. .ron
SA&Asrgsoc - Sac Fsasetsro sars
ines . Week pa.sssE 6s-~ssbas
rsssdays, Tharsdsys an. eAtsr
lsys- T. T. 6ksxx. @ r. A.
RAi~sga. ~. c
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION,

LIVING at an out OF the way
pace, remote from civilization, a
..aamily Is often driven to ,despera.
~; ;.on In casa of accident, resulting
- Burns. Cuts, Wounds. j .cers,
sc Lay In sur ply If Bucxlen's
Arnlcs Salse. It's the best on
earth. 25c, at any Drug Store.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22
THAT THROBBlNG HEADACHE

Would quickly leave sou, il you
US I'd Dr. kinA's New Lite PIiie.
Tnous an, Of sufferers have ploveo
b ir mat. bless nerit for SICK AL d
d rvuus Headaches. They make
pure BLOOD aud build up your
health. Oily rs cents, monty back
If moi cured. sold by any Drugg st.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22

| Tt0nfy hssfes ffoa g. Ysalc~
Jscsss-
A Democratic theory somstines
looks very veil shsn Standing slons
but when Q Republican fac, bzn,s ar
agains, II, the Aforesaid theory Il
knocked - oalehsadsd a Q Gavsssou
Bay oyster.
We've got the remains OF Miss
nocracy psEdered up 50 nns tn. 70
can't setthem with he natural eye
any but We aim 70 keep On and
iii =. At The place where vs a.
,nlen sASI
Jus, let Republican turn idiot and
go 70 advocating some dangerous poll
cy. and be Is At once Q nero with The
Democrats. They drop every thing
---2 Il ~ oa Atsr hiu IKE q hired uzu
eoias 70 a4nRsr.
some OF the mosl noted ruins Of the
"orio are Inc toiioSiax: me 1smo.s
u lie sun OF baA.Dec. the Tower o.
oaoei. ne AInAmDra OF SPAN. the
Noiise0m or home, the CalacouDs "a
.-sypt and AItoa b. Parker or AInesi
ExChairman Jones thinks that the
onIy danger 70 democracy Is thar /,
.nay De swallowed up by some other
,arty. 1ne great goiiy. Is there Al,
o.Ler party on EARN that would nave
adcn iiItie regard tor LIS insIoes as "
s~aIlow democracy?
People who have been bitten once
are not 10 any hurry 70 put Lhelr M
ser Ii The same mouth again." saio
oid John PiOwman. Ihat explains
"ny The people Kept their nnsers on,
u Democracys mouth. ngurauysiy
~peAAlnx.
commenting UPON the fact thai
mere nave Oeen 6U,UU0 divorces grant
cd IN the UnIted States during the
past year. the savannah Meas re-
narks: 1t is easier to get divorced
.nan 1t Is TO get married" That's q
lead glVe-away. Old BOY. When dic
-ue KICK youY
The Atlanta Constitution after Gus
sing the nIgger TIL it turned pIded II
ne lace, has surrendered Two Wnole
columns OF It's space 10 an arucie trou
me pen OF Booker Washington. Thar
now. About how sincere Is the average
Osmocrauc paper, anyhow
g q
St Louis Is paIung herself on the
Dack. and chuckllnS over the tact thai
she mas hopes OF retaining some IL
e air as q permanent tuxllLary 10 hel
.ocal atuacuons. 1t said that Ehe il
gong to keep the Pike. and als<
enough OF The exhibits TO start q mu
scum OF her own.
The Presidents visit to the World'i
+ ar just IL It's Closing days is anon
81 eAampie OF the STRENUOUS uie" pu
4ALO actual pracuce.
leuuy went aIi over and all through
| me Dis SHOW IL one gay. and We ven
| uriet uMe Iuau me average vlSiLO
saw ID q month.
| The Worlds + aIr officials presente
70 rresioent hooseve4l, On IAs Occs
sIon u n.s vast 20 me FaIr, 4 DeauI
| Aui souvenir, Wnlcn ne Wui cueTIS
| VAIN Iona ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL ~
| gauge bearing Lne lnscrlplon: "1rau
frILe Awa rueu ~ 1neOuore tOosevel
FresAusnL or the CnlLeu SLaLes II
oesL SHOWING or Popularity"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-22

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us5' We wish them all merry
christmas and happy new year.
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