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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-05

days duration, closed by Chief of Po-
lice Gray
VIM. Kleut, of Marion, Milwaukee
brakeman, killed by Milwaukee work
train.
Mrs. Clyde Park dies from injuries
received recently.
lS-Marriage of Ida E.. Rush and
John H. Sweeney.
.19-Harvey Pea indicted by grand
jury on the charge of assault with in
tent to do great bodily injury.
20-Free Methodists open ten days
camp meeting in Caldwell park.
Morrell & Co. picnic today at Kinks
vile, Mo-, attended by nearly 10000
Ottumwans.
John P. Johnson, 317 West Albany
street, found dead in city park.
F. A. Houk, who resides near Chilli
Gothic. loses life by Wabash train on
Wabash bridge.
21-Blakesburg old settlers and old
soldiers reunion opens at that place.
24-Iowa Central and Milwaukee
freight trains collide at Hedrick.
Mrs. Frances E. Clark resigns as
music teacher in Ottumwa public
schools.
25-Nine members of the local Y.
w. g. A. leave for Lake Geneva, Wis,
to attend convention.
Street car and Milwaukee freight
collide on West Second street.
26-Henry King, a Harris Nickle
Plate show employee, has leg crushed
by Burlington engine.
27-Cantata, David, the Shepherd
Boy" given by Swedish Lutheran
church.
2S-Painting and frescoing of First
Presbyterian church completed.
Miss Sara e. tombstone, of Edging-
ton, Ill, appointed secretary of local
Y. w. C. A.
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November

2. A. C. Leighton offers lot corner
East Court and Green streets for
hospital.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. G. Booz celebrate
the f1ftieth anniversary of their mar
riage.
4. Entire republican ticket elected
In Wapello county.
High school orchestra gives concert
in Grand opera house.
d. F. L. Briggs passes away at his
home.
George E. o'conner held, to grand
jury to answer to the charge of lar
ceny.
Students of Irving school observe
flag day.
E. D. Wright, superintendent of MIL
waukee, removed from here to Mill
waukee, succeeded by e. Loas.
TO- Second Congregational church
sells building.
A. H. Leinbrook of st. Louis, Mo-,
appointed to handle International Har-
vester companys interests here.
IL. Mrs. Theresa Harrison of Far
go, S. D., appointed instructor in nu-
sic in public schools.
Abba is visited by 100000 ,confia-
grafton.
Annual meeting of Southwestern
Iowa Editorial association convenes at
Abba.
Marriage of Paul F. Arbenz and Miss
Nancy Jane Tull occurs at Carroll
ton. Mo.
10. Annual meeting of Iowa Y. W..
c. A. opens in the First Methodist
Episcopal church.
Peter Terrasayage, homeless coal
miner, run over by Burlington, dies
in hospital.
10. Joseph Hansmann meets death
in caving sewer near Grant street. a.
Crutchfield injured.
p. e. o. society gives "Mrs. Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch"
IA. w. A. Underwood accepts wa
terworks ordinance.
Is. Brilliant address by DIR. A. B.,
Storms of Anes. Ends Y. w. c.. Al
convention.
16. Fred W. Wilson succeeds A. w.
Lee as postmaster.
H.. Grand opera house under man
| agement of j. F. Jersey formally opens
with When Johnny Comes Marching
Home"
is. Home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
lsaacson, 1923 West Woodland avenue,
burns to ground.
Southeastern Iowa Independent Tel
ephone association meets.
IL. Consignment of miners from
Colorado arrives to work for Iowa OPP
orators
Y. NJ. c. A, Star Course opens with
Banda Rossa.''
20. Water supply is shut off be-
cause of broken dam. 5f
John H. Butts, Burlington section
hand, killed in West End.
Fl. Manufacturers and wholesalers
suffer greatly from water shortage.
Judge M. A. Roberts sentences Jo-
seph Smith at Abba to be hanged for
the murder of Mrs. Mary Cannedy.
FIRST death sentence ever passed by
Judge Roberts.
"a. Waterworks mass meeting at
tended by many.
Dr. F. F. Stoltz delivers paper "The
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| for state Y. w. e. A. convention to be
held here Nov. 1915,
Milwaukee dispatchers arrive and
! occupy Ottumwa division offices.
w M. Samuels, of Ellwood, Ind,
killed by Milwaukee train in Milwau-
kee yards here. si.
S. B. McClung dies at his residence
seven miles east of city.
3ZOttumwans give nearly $4,000 to
Iowa Wesleyan University.
Junior department of Y. M. G. A.
holds reception.
THE Winner will case, after three
weeks duration, goes to Jury.
Marriage of Carl 7. Haw and Miss
Nora Consellman, at Galesburg, III.
Marriage of Miss Louise Hinsey and
Robert w. Johnson.
S-Jury in Winner will case finds
for the contestants.
1O-Recent sale of plant of City Wa
ter Supply. Go. to Underwood and
Slingluff officially approved in federal
court.
1.-THE Wapello county republican
campaign formally opens at Munter-
vile.
Work begins on extension of Grant
street sewer. sNs
13-Wives and daughters of labor
ing men form Union Labor league.
14-Jewish feast of the tabernacle
comes to close at noon.
Fifty-five teachers join Ottumwa
Womans club.
Ex-senator ]. P. Dolliver at opera
house..
W. B. Sullivan, democratic candi-
date for the office of governor, talks of
Grand opera house
18-Mr and Mrs. John Bauer, 609
East Main street, celebrates golden
wedding.
19-Waterworks ordinance passes
city council.
21-Y. M. G. A. educational workers
end conference.
25-Rev. d. d. Davies resigns pas
torate Of Second Congregat ional
church.
26-Omar Mullenix arrested charged
with attempt to murder Henry Her, of
Red Oak.
Secretary LIN. Shaw addresses large
audience at Grand opera house,
New court house at Abba is dedicat-
ed with impressive ceremonies.
27-G. w. Courtney, of Kirkville,
killed by falling slate in mines near
that place. 4 ts
2S-Charles Murphy, a Burlington,
brakeman, receives fatal injuries in 10.
cal yards.
3O-Three local divisions of Interna-
tIonal Harvester Co. merge. s.S
Mrs. P. J. Denison passes away at
home of daughter, Mrs. Bell Springer,
east of Agency. $50 4
Halloween observed with usual gai-
ties.
Major J.F. Lacey, congressman from
the sixth district, closes republican
campaign with stirring address in
Fry's hall.
31-Major Samuel Mahon donates
site for a hospital to City Hospital as
ISOLATION.
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FEBRUARY

Z Mrs. Christina Wright Carroll,
mother Of Auditor Of State B. F. Car
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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21
PhiIOmath BreVitieS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amber leave tomorrow
for few days visit with Prof. and Mrs.
S. l.. Pratt, of Newport.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Eldrldge Hart
less, Saturday a daughter.
Mrs. F. w. Jones net with a serious
accident a few days ago by running q
rusty nail into her foot. For awhile the
wound threatened serious complications
but has passed the dangerous stage.
Two monstrous potatoes were brought
into Henry Ambler's Office the other
day. Each potato weighs four pounds
aud one of them will make meal for a
good-siZed family.
Albert Lytle, who was so seriously
stabbed while in Corvallis last week is
home again and able to be about
although he still experiences a numb
ness in his right side. The statement in
the last issue of the GAZETTE was wrong
in two particulars. Mr.. Lytle says he
Was not under the influence OF liquor
aud the stabbing did not occur in the
place stated but at the Fierstein gate.
Mr.. Lytle was standing leaning against
the gate when Avery drew the knife as
heretofore stated and stabbed him,
Lytle not knowing he was near.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21
cORRESPON NDENTS'
CORNER.
Monroe Notes.

Harry St. Clair is building new resi-
dence just south Of town on the Mis-.
Bowen farm.
Ralph Grow who has been to Alberta,
Canada, returned recently. He reports
a lot of good farming land to be take n
up. He filed ion tract about 20 miles
from the railroad: He will return in
the spring.
!, The dance given at the. Wilkins pruIe
dryer Saturday night was an entire sue
cess.
A protracted meeting was held on tie
Ingra u. island during last week.
TIE new minister, Rev. L. G. Zim-
norman. has arrived. He is from
Southern Oregon. His family will come
in the near iuture.
Drs. Evans and Bennett passed
through town Monday.
Not one of the trees planted in the
school yard is growing 1t is thought
the roots were frozen before being
planted. A few OF them started but the
long dry spell checked their growth.
A. Howard has purchased a span Of
Eastern Oregon horses and has bee
breaking them to work the last few days.
Homer Trout has few head yet for sale.
Ali the houses in town are now occu-
pied, people having moved III to send
their children to school.
Carpenters Schuette & Son have been
working at Frank Dinges.
Some new buildings being erected and
Others repaired add greatly to the ap-
pearance of the town.
Ben Pierce and family have returned
from Lowell where they have been al
summer.
Born, Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Porter, daughter. ...r
School will be closed for ten days OF
more on account of diphtheria. The
teacher, Mrs. Emil Howard, has light
case.
Miss Grace Rirkard, of Bellefountaln
is visiting Miss Ethel Harpo!e.
Bert Lernaster will go to Calitornis
or Colo ato about the Is, of November
for lh4 t;enetit of his health. He has
been tro lbled with ri eumausm tor som
time.
. E. Brimner will have the church to bt
known rs Simpsons Chapel compile ted
by the first OF November. 1t is to Cost
about s., 900.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21
InCendiary Fire.

Tuesday night about midnight
an alarm of fire was given caused
by the burning of E. R. Bryson's S
woodhouse, which, with is con-
tents of about twenty cords of
wood was destroyed.
The fire was Enthusiastically of
incendiary origin. John Allen,
who lives next door was the first
on the scene. The wood was then
6ercely ablaze and within two
feet of the door he found a burst
ed tin can of about a half a gal
lon capacity and an ems ty bottle
both very not. 1t is thought they
had contained gasoline. The
indications are that the contents
of the bottle had been poured on
:he wood, match then applied
and the can paced near SD it
might explode aud more effe 2tu
ally cause destruction. The force
of the explosion threw the can
outside where Mr.. Allen found it.
The woodhouseis about twertv
iest from the dwelling, which but
for the timely arrival of the hos-
company and the nearness of the
hydrant, would have heen des-
troyed and as it was it had very
narrow escape.
Mr.. Bryson was not at home,
but returned Wednesday morn
ing. He is at loss to account for
the fire, as he has no known
enemy.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21
Beaver Creek.

Oregon, were VISITORS of Mrn. leonard e
hrorher, James Ireland, a f. DAYS this
week. They are on their way to Cali
ornis where they may locate lerma,
fenty.
VIM. Park. of Beaver Greek. and ]. A.
Park near Philomath are hauling large
quantities of cider apples from the latter's
place to Corvallis.
Ezra Thompson and family are mov-
ing hack to their home today.
Nj. Winters has move into his new
house.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21

At 1o.45 Monday morning an
alarm of FIRE was caused bv the
burning of the kitchen of Johu
SCOTS house on second between
Jackson and Van Buren, stree,s.
The fire was started by an over
heated stove pipe which passed
through the roof. The Fire Coin
plny promptly responded to the
alarm but fortunately their ser
vices were little needed for the
prompt application o. wa:er by
means of a garden hose easily
extinguished the blaze.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21
CORVALLIS MARKET REPORT.

No material chang. ha~e. taken plac'
since our last quotasi,,ns. except in pDs a
toee. The price Of there has declines
and incicatione are favorable for /,
further fall in price. We quote:
Wheat 78c per busl,ei.
Oats So to 30c
Flour, 81. 10 To 81 20
Bran. $50 per ton,
Shorts. $25 per ton.
Middlings. SGT per ton.
Applee, F4a. ts+-s bu.
Potatoes. L 1ze per b or S...2) p+r ea -
Bntter-C e.mery, 3E Per h:
da ry 25c b
Eggs 2a.: per dezen.
Lard Is er pound in rails
s Chirsens i've g.. dressed 12c par Z.
Honey, l5c per ID
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21
BeIIfOuntain.

I Henry Brstow took his first load @
prunes to Corvallis Monday. His ,ro,
is light out OF excellent quality,
Mrs. Ingram and daughter, Eshet, r-
turned 10 Corvallis Sunday after a short
4 visit with friends here.
The Bslifountain church Is receiving a
fresh coat OF paint. MIR. Boyd is doing
the work.
Frank Dinges is shipping carload of
beef cattle, part of which he brought
from Alsea.
Bertha Coon returned to OAC Mon
day morniug, after few days home.
With but one or two exceptions all
the telephones of the Bellfountain sy stem
are in and they are in and they are fast
becoming and essential convenience 10
those who have them.
Hugh Kay, OF Eugene, and Dr.. Evans
are wishing D.. Bennett.
Rev, Zimmerm An. the new Methodist
minister, pea he'd at Simpson Cnape!
Sunday. The family will soon move to
the Monroe pa >ona5e.
The fall or ,ps are ionSi * fine. The
ate rain has t ie,t grass AMI gr>arly
increased feed, Some are pibw,ng bnt
more rain is needed to soften the grand
Mr.. ani Mrs. Watsins r-.urne.i home
Monday irou, Paiiomath where they
wer. visi ing relatives
Clyde starr is having severe attack
OF -un.li;e.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21

Orma Davis ard Harvey Rickar !,
pupils of Beaver G eek are on the sick
list.
Charles iArmstrong. Jack Gates. Har-
ol ! Bone and George Winters went coon
hunting Il ie other night. Their dog
treed skunk. O.! my!
John Harkins commences work at B.
G. l.. tomorrow.
Beaver Creeks pedagogue rides a fine
sorrel pony which takes the place OF the
bicycle very nicely.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21
COLLEGE JOTTINGS
Items of Interest In and Around
the O. A. 6.

Miss Laura Clark, student at
OAC last year, has been the
guest of Miss Francis Gellatly
for the past week lett Tuesday
for her home in Heppner.
Mr.. Collins announced in
chapel Wednesday morning that
the "Mystic Midgets' would be
given at the Opera House Fri
day and Saturday night. He
promises a very interesting pro-
gram and as It is to be given
under the auspices of the Athletic
Union it should be we'll patron
lied.
The five weeks allowed for the
college girls to get acquainted
with the various societiesN has
passed and next Friday after
noon the girls will be taken in to
membership with the different
societies.
The Juniors have challenged
the Seniors for a game of foot
ball. If the challenge is accept
ed the game will take place soon.
Among the Juniors who antici-
pate playing are Mess. Getz, Cate,
Benson, Thompson, Bradley,
Cathey and Swarm.
The OAC students who had
formerly attended the Portland
High School met Wednesday to
arrange for a reception to the
Portland boys Saturday.
The enthusiasm over the vic
tory at Seattle on Saturday last,
has not yet died down. Coach
Sickle gave a talk in chapel
Wednesday morn ing, comment
ing Oh articles in the Seattle
papers. He said he was very
proud of The boys for their
gentlenanly actions, He spoke
of the hard work done and en-
phasized the fact that the man
who carried the ball did not
deserve all the praise for a good
run. "The linenan do not gel
credit enough for the work they
do' he said.
Horace Brodie, member OF
lat years graduating class &C
companied the boys to Seattle
last Saturday to Ste the game.
The second team have ver>
good schedule this year aud the
game Saturday bids fair to be
very interesting. The Portland
High School is velv anxious to
add tomorrow's game TO their
list OF victories The boys are
doing good work and will hold
their own. The other games 10
be played are: Oct. 2o, Eugene
second team at Eugene; Nov. S,
Oregon State Normal at Mon
mouth; Nov. IL, McMinnville
College first team at Corvallis;
and Nov IS, Monmouth Nor
NAL at Corvallis. The McMinn-
Vile team is being coached by
Lau Tho mpson. of Albany.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21
The State Press.

At the closing >eSSiIn =: the
Oregon Press Ass 'c,a''"4 at
Hood River thu 10 w, Y !!ic-r>
were elected: R J II - !cS>.
Sa'em Stat s,utn, p e,,d IL ].
G. H4vttr. Da a. . ,--.>e wee
PRESIDENT; y. D No, Hood
River Glacier, >econ vice p-ssI-
dent; Albert Tozier Poit and,
secretary; Frances E G G',>nail,
Portland. treasurer; George H.
Hines, Portland, h'stoe'a".
~, Portland was selected as the
next place Of meeting, tae d ,,e t
be fixed later.
Committees Ior the yea, we're
also appointed
Among the recommendations
the committee OF special lesisla-
ton. was the following: We
would further recommend that a
suitable law be enacted upon the
subject of libel, SO that a news
paper which has been misin-
formed as to facts may publish a
ret-ac.in- so ns 20 ~ har.
The ~v>> .an ;a 32 All !
'lie HE ! lxr> - ~ - La
mex, III. et,l,u x =" - -. r>s d
with v,>.t> /, l. - w:s and
Ozark Fir
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21

IF y II r~ir i fnrmatio, rApa' ii
ing r"p' y ct "s "y ki, Il. ~
.ither ~'i,- Or = I'll "a ~ '.. al
ing pl,. f.r ss.hi+ =. W II ~ >.
your =. -. Pfns.r 49, t -,
.ience % i1,.- Il t sos X :.
n at .iil:.. as:' = - -.
". I.EN.irR.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21

Fresh cid-r j., any unan',:e d.
sired f,r safe ~ !, /, tnrvat.lS cider
mli LOU h end oi NJ ,sn street. Al,
pies gsou'.d or "i'- hshf
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-10-21

~ "a 1 rn .r.9 !:
j. t + \ a r.
f hr. pa ~.
Hm ..a- \ T. Ia n Il.
an an :. the. crow. court ;.
,nc g a~a'.. J M. Nh / :
md F. w axe .-.s,.. -n
5,4l9 l ged t he due
'heriff R,rrett serv ! Il ,a-u :
tations n i f :. .lant- ~, W..di...-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13
"-A E' 10 IFfitsNIs

The Democratic politicians il
order 10 cali attention from LheiI
sell out 10 Wall street, have taken
up the cry, "koosevelt is unsafe"
but Parker If s'5ate".
VINO was IL that first raised the
cry that "ROOsevelt is unsate',2 If
was Wall Street, when the Trusts
were trying to beat him for The
nomination.
Who Is it that has now started
the cry that Parker is safe? # is
the same trust and Monopoly in
fiuences. Yes, Parker Is sssatt,u for
Hill and Belmont, who is the
American Agent Of the ISothchilds,
and the Standard Oil crowd, and all
the Trusts. Yes, he Is very "safen
Tor them-as "sateD as CLEVELAND
was. They are backing him with
their money, for the same reason
that they backed Cleveland. Thew
know what they are doing. They
had an understanding with Cieve-
and, and Cleveland saws that
Parker is safen.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13
GLENN SHOWS THE WHITE
FEATHER,

Some days ago Hon. [. M, Meek.
ms, Republican nominee for lien.
tenant governor, spoke in Clinton
and he took Mr.. Glenn, democratic
candidate for governor, to task for
his unjust abuse of Roosevelt and
said he would give $500 for an
opportunity for meeting Mr.. Glenn
IN JOINT debate on the issues. and
especially on his charges against Mr.
Roosevelt. Friday the two candi-
dates met at the breakfast table in
greensboro. Mr.. Glenn referred to
the offer, as though he did not
oeileve MIR. Meekins would back
his offer. After breakfast M
Meeklns wrote Mr.. Glenn a cha,-
lenge to meet him in joint debate Of
the rest of Glenn's appointments.
enclosing certified check on tho
greensboro Loan & Trust Co., for
sooo. The challenge was handed
Mr.. Glenn. but he returned the
check to Mr.. Meekins saying that
he declined to accept the cbal-
lenge. Now who's afraid? Who
has shown the white feather? Now
if Mr.. Gleen's charges against Mr.
Roosevelt are true why did he de,
cline to meet Mr.. Meekinso Tho
scho answers why.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13

Capt. Glenn. the Democratic
Nominee, for Governor, has had
enough sad experience with MAKING
rash statements to have sobered him
down little before this camnsion
1t will be remem bered that in tho
campaign of 1902, it was Cant
Glenn, who solemnly told the peo-
pie from the stump, that he knew
tnat Grover Cleveland was for fraa
silver, because he bad in his pocket
letter from Mr.. Cleveland tn that
effect. But, it will also be ramam
bered: that when Capt. Glenn was
called upon to produce that letter
That he was taken with dumh
chill, from which ne has nayor
recovered. 1t would still be- vary
interesting to see that letter. and If
would De extremely timely for Mr.
Glenn to even now produce it. win
Mr.. eileen do it?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13
SAVES TN. FROM DEATH

Our little daughter had an a..
most 1atal at ack OF ~hoopng
cough ana brouchIt s. writes Mu.
~. *. Haviiano, OF Armonk, n. y
but when ali 81 her Remedies failed
W. saved her life with Dr. KIM,
New Discovery. Our niece, wiz
had consumption IN an advances
stage, also u>ed his wonderful
medicine and to-day ! Is ., rfectly
WE'LL" Desperate throat and lung
diseases yield TO DIR. Kings Nv
Discovery aS 10 no other med eia-
III .arth. Infalnbi.- fol cou. rs aad
Goi' 5Uc AND 81 % tottIes qua.
ant 49, a. druggists. !rlaI bJl-
ties Tee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13
LA wLEsoN Ess Waikiki mr.

LawLE.,S NatEl, m.
STATE LIN l. \ PE5iILF.N CT"
GOVEKNoE Ayt,E,k -,fA1,.f, =.
His I<Arerp. .t.,.,,.... ,,-,,..,
,,..,.-,
IN LA " i-f~7''-' Lee " Ain
ED THE STATE LIKE a PESTILEN { ~,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13

PARK Ea sUI JFFYLH-D>IAs
| DE =: -. IA a.
Hon. Tho. +. Watson In hi.
letter of aeceptauc- ssyz: "Mucf
abuse ha4 been b.aped upon Ins
fcs4u-e more tim. Wa devoted hv
me u denunciAtisn of Parker iusn
of hOy-evelt. Tie reason IL obvious
Ell Ugh. Roosevelt II q airsigntouf
Republican, VINO declares boldly Tor
Republican principles deiiantly. d.
tending existing conditions. IT, al
tack him j. d shorE easy job. ale
i not attempting 10 win JeiTcr~a-
mans by sham adheren e TO JefTer-
sonian principles"
"With Mr.. Parker il j. GifFescr5t.
He II not d JefIer-Onjan Democrat.
yet he seeks tO secure NJ support OF
JefTer.Onian Democrats. Ali. al
litude Is thoroughly disilgene ou~.
profoundly lack ng Ia true manhood
and leader.hip". Now read what
Hon. William j. Bryan says If
MIR. Parker. lie lays: "My ob
lection to Judge Parker il That he
goes before The country OH COW
ardly and straQdlIng platform that
can only appeal To cowarus and
-traddicr-. / object 10 loaded dice"
Aagain he says: "The nomination
III Judge Parker was scored by |
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13

Mr.. q. u. French 4,
postmaster Of Wilming. 'Sss
SUNDAY nis ht At his non -
|g,r, Maine. "a.
Al Waynesville Mopd..
Long sentenes-t Tom Low.
Ia be hanged October ri,
giary. - -.
Al Henderson. Mond,r
Watson aas senieno,vi la 3
the peai.entisry for kiIy,..
Bsske { last N.rrh-
First Assistant l',nlu..,u
.ersi wynne has been ,pr.,. e
postmaster general To ,u,,,..I,
Payne, who died last week a.
T~enty-nine people wer. -.
III + railroad wreck hear Ms
burg. Mo, last Moad,y.
Gentry's Dog and Pony sh.u
exhibit In Raleigh S.tur,i,v
noon aud night.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13

The leaders Of the Trusts say that
Parker l. safe man No doubt
ne would make ''safe" president
Tor tie Trusts They secured his
nomination and if elected TO the
presidency he would have tn regard
( leir wants.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13

In one Of our editorials last week
referring 10 "HIiI and the show
girls" the printer made III say
"Hell and the how girls'' It
Looks a. though the soffice devil'
must have had finger in the type
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-13

Simmons says that the negro
question" il settled. But some CT
his lieutenants In North Carolina
efem 10 delight in rattiing dry
bones. Possibly they do not know
any better, though if a democratic
politician had 10 hands. d real live
issue the shock would kill him