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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-02-18
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OFFICE IN BOND BUILDING,

OFFICE IN BOND BUILDING,
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A RUNAWAY BICYCLE,

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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-02-18

Complaints are heard on every
hand about the scarcity of labor in
North Carolila, particularly in the
western portion of the State. 1t
would be surprising if it were not
so. 1t is the laboriDg class in the
white counties that suffers under
the oppressive, DISTINGUISHING cleo
ton machinery fastened upon the
people through frauds and intimi-
dation practiced by partisan bosses
and their tools in the east. Why
shouldn't white men shake such a
yoke and go where they can vote
be .au5e they are men and not be-
cause they have paid cash for the
privilege or lost it for lack of ability
to put up the price.-Ashevllle Re
gi5ter.
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FROM OUR EXCHAGEs.

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from lien ISin that the japanese
have made another attack on Port
Arthur. The report says they sank
eight Russian ships and captured
ten. No details were given.
A RUSSIAN BLUSDER
Chefoo, Feb. 15.-Three Russian
torpedo boats have been sunk by
the land batteries at Port Arthur
They were mistaken for japanese
ships.
PORT ARTHUR CUT OFF.
Chefoo, Feb. 15.-The Russians
at Port Arthur are cut off. Land
to the north are
cut off ty twelve thousand japanese
troops landed at Pigeon Bay. The
narbor is blocked and powerful
fleet guards its entrance.
LANDING PARTY sABRED.
London, Feb. 15.-RepOrts from
Port Arthur confirm the reports of
several engagements between tho
Russians and the japanese landing
parties. Four hundred out of six
hundred japanese landed at Talien-
wan are reported to have been
sabred by the Cossacks. Another
landing party at Dove Bay was also
repuued with heavy loss.
GERMAN STEAMER CAPTURED.
Toxic, Feb. 15.-The German
steamer Yokohome has been cap.
tured by a japanese warship. lts
cargo included dynamite for Por,
Arthur.
JAPANESE NAVY STRENGTHENED.
SINGAPORE, Feb. 15.-The Japa'
nese fleet has been strengthed by
the arrival Of the Kasuga and Miss
hin, which was recently completed
at Genoa.
AMERICAN SHIP RELEASED.
Yinghow, Feb. 15.-The British
and the American ships held al
Port Arthur for several days ir
spite of the circumstances of the
consuls, have been released. No ex
PLANTATION has been given.
RUSSIAN TRANSPORTS CAPTURED.
Nagasaki, Feb. 15.-Six Nor
wpighian steamers, chartered for thu
Russian transports service, have
been captured by the japanese. L
is rumored that a japanese trans
port. with eighteen hundred mel
was sunk. There are no details.
CARS HEALTH AFFECTED.
Berlin, Feb. ia dispatch from
st. Petersburg says the war di5as
tiers in the East have caused tn
breaking down of the Cars health
1t is feared his brain is affected.
London, Feb. 16'-The Contra
News has received telegram from
st. Petersburg which says that a.
official dispath has been receives
there fran Port Arthur admittin
that the japanese have invade
Manchuria. Heavy firing was hear
yesterday in the direction Of Ching
wantaO.
A dispatch to the Genital New
FROM Tien Tsin says that 1000 Rus
sian troops occupied New Chwan
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
-rhs chautauaua Cub.

Fhe Chauianna club had a splendid
meeting at their usual place of gather
ing on yesterday afternoon In answer
10 the rop call quotations were given
by the members from Victor H5igo re-
iatine tp tne Revolutionary Period
rhe 3elgiam of charles The Bc,d. ani
Phillip. The Second. was discussed and
led BY Mrs George Dawson The di.-
cussion Of states-General was lee hy
Mrs George Graft ami the Freacn
RESOLUTION was leo by Mrs Dr. Hahn
Social Progress in Europe" was thor
onghly discussed by the class The
meeting was an enthusiastic one and
much good was accomplished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
FOUR A7reMprs
Were Made at Lawton To lrierfars
With Grand Jury.

Lawton. Okla. Nov 5.-The .authori
ties yesterday and last night frustrat
ed uot less than f,ur attempts Of out
side part ics 20 irtetfere with The de-
libcrsiicas Of 4 iliv That has under
consideration the testimony produccd
In tho .iial Of F. + Fisher. who IS
charged with rubbery ir This city sev,
eral months ago J, n. Churi well Is
On d,ty as lailr OF the court and is
IN churga cf this Jury
Last night ahWt ten O'Clock one cf
the ;uryren called upot Nc Church
well ami stated that two parties had
for an hour been lisIurbing he jury
by peelSlag through the window OF the
probate court room. where The jury
MAS so,puraing, ari otherwise NAL
ing themselves obnoxiuus. chprch
well and c w McKeehen were in tbt
ahcri1's office At the time They mr..
lied cut ot the Office and mtV the courl
yard and lhscrs I'd two Ten going ava,
at raphl rate over the hil to tltf
east
Several uEcs Yesterday meD made
slight attempts tu get TO the jury room
ana in other ways disturb tina; body
hut encl ;ime tLeY were frustrated
gOoi ,leal Of interest centered h
the Fisher trial. among a certain ele-
ment especially Tie !ufy was on
all night last night At one O'Clock to-
day they appeared before the district
court and asked that a part of he testi-
mony be read over TO them. After
consulting with the attorneys Of 10th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05


oaye rst ccrnlote,l tho trare
script fcf this the 10Th district coa-
posed ct FIVE couaties sinoe tha-
time ] have bccn reportirg every ca Sc
tried in the district and am ni owd TO
say that the Hyrne Shorthand has
never failed me yet, even when come
TO that all important pCint with stem
agraphers. viz. making the transcript.
have jusI cop'Pleted the transcript
OF difficult case which l took in
Leon county. the other week requlr-
ing a week tc try Il. My repor5 made
PSI closely written legal pages. am
making one now from notes taken
ses eral weeks ago. which viii make
about 200 pages and read my aotes
readily.
PAUL, CAUTION,
Onieial Stenographer of the 18th ju
dicial District of Texas.
The CAPITAL City Business College
of Cuilrie Okla. has the exclusive
right Of teaching this famous system
Of Shorthand IN the territories. Write
FOR free catalogue.
Capital City Business College
Guthrie, okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
sLAKaNsy.s HOT SHOT.
Touches . the Tactics Of Nc. Greer.

ouc9es ~ tne actlcs OF Mr 1reer,
sha~nee CHla. Oct 10
Editor leader notice that the
versatile Frank Greer has set himself
up as censor of Democracy and M
dertaFes 10 SHOW why Frank Mathews
rs not a representative Democrat This
S the same Frank Greer who. two
wears ago hegalied as an established
fact the statement that the American
Book comlauy was furnishing the cam.
paign fund for the Democratic legls
.atiye candidates He is the same
Frank Grcer Who wnen he council
was narrowly Republican. had he pub
lie crib door slammed in his face re-
peateny through the efforts OF Frank
Mathews and a few honest aud hor
orable associates The same Frank
Greer who seeing that his eraftit,s
schemes we're 90 be defeated abandon
ed his free text book FfeaI and sap
ported the American Book company
bin (tor good reasons. doabtless). The
public IS acquainted with the nteth0Qs
az this same Frank Greer how thnt
he m.Sc- the most SnscHpulous
charges against every legislative can
lieote he has reason tC believe ne
can not use To forward his ncfarious
schemes Rna then fawn az the feet o.
tho successful I0an against whom he
has made such q disreaulahls asht
70 understand Grsers venCm nos
unc has bit to know how feerle> sly
and raiihhny Frqrk Mathews foueht
boodl.ne iu the Oklahoma Legislature.
Having served With Mathews. know
him to De 'lrcarrupted and incorr-rt
bic and the inpacahe foe % every
corrupt praeti'e Ia public o7 private
iiia-in short. an honorable gentle.
man. D. o. 6lakeney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
M. LEWIS CARD
Democratic Nominee For Representa-.
tive Tells Where re Stands.

No the Voters OF the Sixth Legislative
District
Az the solicitation of my MANY
friends. reeardless OF political aflia-
tions, was solicited to accept the
Democratic nomination for representa-
live Of this, the Si&th district. While
am not politician, feel it is the
duty of any good citizen. when called
upon to accent a public Office. where
in he can be OF some good to the com
munity IN which he resides. TO respond
to such a request unless too great a
sacrifice is required of him In ac-
ceptIug this nomination ask the citi-
zeas of this district for their support
at the polls, assuring them that IL
elected { viii use my best efforts and
enegries 10 promoting the hest inter
ests OF the city Of Gathrie and Logan
county, Respectfully yours,
{. 3. Levy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
The Etude cluo.

Tho Etudc club held a delightful
meeting at the home ~ Mrs. DR. Smith
Friday afternoon The program, was
elaborate and sDlcndid progress is be-
ing made by tne members The i'm
strJmeu'al numbers of Misses Hclen
Mccoy and Edna Gray were fine AM
the vocal Solo O. Miss Maud Guodrioh
was also hlShly appreciate l. 1'be mex,
meeting win he Nov Is at the home Of
Mrs A. ., Johnson. 72i East Warner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05

tempt to draw support away from Mr.
}. d. Burke, Democratic candidate for
commissioner in the First district ty
saving that Mr. Burke has left the city.
This is an al solefe falsehood. Mr..
Burke resides With his family here and
intends 10 maintain his home IN Cuth-
rie. He said ont his grocery business
a few weeks ago and made a two
months contract to travel in Ioean
Payne and lincoln counties. This
contract viii souu expire when Mr..
Burke VIII engage IN ether business in
Guthrie, whether he is elected COM
missioner or not. Mr.. Burr is an act
fsa. aggressive. wide awake citizen
He is a taxpayer and has long been
Identified with the best interests OF the
county. Do not be hoodwinked by the
falsehoods Of the ring. Support Mr.,
Burke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
Lodne of snrrtw

VIII sss It has pleased he su-
preme Nrchitect Of the Universe to re-
move from our midst cur beloved
brother Edgar ". Jones' therefore II
becomes my sad duty to assemble
Guthrie Lodge No A. F and A. NJ.
as lodge OF sorrow to be convened
Sunday afternoon at I o'clock in our
lodge room on Oklahoma avenue for
the purpose Of proceeding in the sol
emn ceremony Of buryine our dead
brother cordial invitation is here
by extended all Masonic bodies TO par
ticipWe it these sad rites
A uopatee X. r escort is desired.
Any civic er military society not Ma
sonic desiring to participate in these
ceremonies will be welcomed and ac
corded a place in the procession.
Ino Ransom Han,ili,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
liaInMe.n Pari,.


The Christian Endeavor scc'ety o
the First Chr tian church rave .,
Halloween party Il; he home Of the
hev r Warmer Newly on Nuth Vino
street ca last Monday evenns The
hOJse was laily lcco'ated FROM cellar
10 eaire, Niili aa-umn leaves. berries.
cut Gowers AMI Cnited states flags
Th special feauncs Of the entertain
melt we're a car,s kitcrcn in charge
Of Mrs Grac'a Mitchell and Miss Ger
trbdr Gineu an art studio, presided
over Oy Misses Della and Pauline
Brown anc Nel'ie Bell The stadium,
MANAGED ~ CIV Owens and Chalmers
Giftea assisted b. Misses Jessie New
by ana Nina Gi5ith Tae chief attrac-
tions of the sied'rm were the smalles.
tight rope waiter in the world. the
famous Gre cate, the nigh dive. the
man Of s,tongth the equnibust, the
Gypsy lcrt me teller. me would re.
howncd tunhlsrs and shooting the
chutcs Tho menu served by Misses
l.eta Kerr tut Auua Gathright consist.
"a Of the following articles carni-
val scarcity, a santimeatal vegetable.
ne hrs thalf Of nlseerdance, cause
oi wai, wodd's feir necessity mon
keys Slip Of the tongue, extract OF
beef. yellow jackets grCtmd herries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
. . Q . Q . . . . . . !.
INA SOCIAL WAY.
8 Q Q Q . Q o 0 0 0 Q 0 . Q Q 8
canbridoe Club.

CAMBRIDGE club net on Monday AZ.
tefnoor al Carnegie liharv. Answer
Co ron call vas bv current events OF
the day The lesson was on the poems
of Percy ev-chr Shelley The poem
'Adcnais" was read in class The uexe
meeting viii De- Monday afternoon TO
ciu3 foorl If The library
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Prices 25c, soc, and Use

42G B j. 0. FlAs. are requested t.
meet at Elss hall tomorrow. Nov 6.
At l;3o o. ,ock. to attend the tuhera!
CT Bro Edgat W Jones
by order ~
H. W. PerHeccst, E. r
Attest: j. Eoucart. Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
Attention knIoht Templars.

All Knight Templars are requested
to attend the funeral of Sir Knight
Edgar ". Inncs Sir X: lights will he
mounted and in full regalia. and will
assemble at Masonic hall. Oklahoma
avenue. promptly at p. m. Sunday
afternoon
BY order Of league Ray,
Eminent Commander.
Sir knight John Twamley.
Actins AdJTtant,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05

U d. suOwdeu. 8, Paul-Wife was
sick Tor years nothing did any COOL
until we used HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Ioa Now she's strung and
healthy 81 centa. Tea or rablets
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Bring yorr lressn 9king &c Keister's
i.Sdica Tailoring eollege. 2ls +. Okla.
ave. Wen 10 il cheapest.
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Daily Leader 10 cents a week deiiv
cred every day except Sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
susKE's CANDIDACY,

Lies Of Ring Organ Dc Not Affect this
Popular Man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
Edgar West Jones
Continued from page -

attend the funeral services Of the latt
Captain Edcar w Jones
By order of
G. &. Dunnica,
Capt COmdg Co A
c. s. currsn, ist Sergi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05

Tho ring organ makes a dismal at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
Attention Wor<n,en.

h'l menlhers Of the Ancient Orler
Unlted Vorlvaen are requested tc
meet at the loiga room in The new
Masonic hall on East Oklahoma ave
Sunday NJ o'clock p H.. TO attend
the funeral Of Fro Edgar Ioucs
A. c. Moore. NJ W
W. j. Leathetman, Recorder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-05

Attention Elks.
All mcnters Ut Guthrie LoIse No
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-11
CONCERNS INCORPORATED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

Certificates OF the incorporation of the
following named enterprises have been
recorded:
The American Ability Publishing
Company, capital stock. 500. 900; incorpo-
rators. Z. H. Kennedy, William 5. elm
ton. and NJ. Grogan.
The purpose OF the corporation is to
publish periodical. TO call the atten-
ton OF the public to the wants of sub
scribers 70 such periodical
The National Fuel and Econornlzer
company, capital stock, 81. 900 900: int.or-
p0rators Wallace l.. Broadbent and
Harry ,. Bro3dhurst. Boston. Mass. r
IL Kennedy. NJ Grogan. and William s
Clinton. District Of Columbia.
The Greater New York Auto-Pus Conn
pany, capital stock, $3.50 900. incorpora =
tors, James +. Reddy, James II Rrod[
John T. Bradley, All OF PhfladelDbIa
Pa 5. A. Terry e w McCornoicl-
william Wagner, B. r. T. KretschmanD
and r.. NJ Freeman
Inc Peerless Industrial COmDanv cany-
tal stock, 100000 incorporates. Messrs
Mccormick, Kretschmann. and Freenns,1
The Ginter Trading and Grocery Com
pany' capital stock, 81 900 900; incorpora-
tors. NJ. J. Ginter G. w Barber botb
OF Chicago, ILL.,. ana Messrs. McCornoicE
kretscnmann. and Freeman.
me Union Stamp Company: capital
STOCK SlooVV9, incorporates. NJ A and
j H. thompson, Chicago. Ill: Messrs.
OF Columbia -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-11
MATTERS OF INTEREST
TO ALL MUSIC LOVERS

northwest Mrs. Mckee. who Is already
well known in musica- circles. and who
is organist and musical director at ST.
Michael and All Angels Church. has
been Mrs. JohnsOn's accOmpanist and
pupil for many years and is highly in
dorsed by AIRS. Johnson as competent
and in every way satisfactory instruc-
tor She has already many pupils OF
her own, VINO sing I'm excellent style and
show fine training.
In retiring from the musical field in
Washington Mrs. Johnson removes one
of its best known and most successful
figures. As Mrs. IL. II. Mills she has
gwen TO toe local and outside music
world many Of its conspicuous singers.
Few teachers have been more successful
than Mrs. johnson and in taking leave
Of Washington professional life she can
sincerely feel that her conscientious ef-
forts have not only placed many am
bilious singers. but her deep interest In
their welfare and their gratitude for her
earnest work Is manifest - many In
tcresting souvenirs which she continues
70 receive from old pupils who are now
away from Washington and their for
mer pleasant environment. Mrs. john
son will undoubtedly continue TO be in
terestcd I'm music matters in Washing
;Oa and 4 viii be pleasant news 20
know that Mr.. and Mrs Johnson Will
eturn 70 this city from New Hampshire
about November J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-11
VISITOR DEPARTS
MAN KILLS HIMSELF
Suicide Believed to Have Taken Eis
Life Because of a Young
Woman.

NEW YORK. Sept. IO-The police are
investigating the circumstances which
led 20 the suicide today OF Claus
Mlchaels, thirty-seyen years Of age. OF
$50 Tenth Avenue, a bOokkeeper with the
American Mineral Water Machine Com
pany.
A few minutes before shooting him
self in the head Michaels received a
visit from Albert Reid. lieutenant OF
the New York FIRE department Ac-
cording to statement made by Mrs
Miehaels. Reid. upon entering tine room
asked Michaels: Haven't YOU done it
yet! and, receiving a negative reply
added: Well. if you don't. [ viii
Reid then turned 70 go
A few seconds later Mfchaeis fired the
fatal shot
The widow believes that a young
woman who is employed In the place
where Michaels worked was the Indirect
cause OF the ira gedy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-11
Miss Unschuld,s Success.

Miss Marie Won Unschuld has re-
turned TO Washington fresh from music
al trium2hs in Newport, where n series
of recitals served TO gain for her and
the new University of Music OF which
she is the head. the sincere support
and undeniab!e enthusiasm Of many OF
the most prominent society people at the
exclusive resort. Miss Unschuld went
to Newnort several weeks ago. and ex-
ce-,. fGI those who possibly heard her
play N Washington. she was wholly
unknown to the cottage colony there.
but after her first recital she was in
vited 10 play many times. with the re-
suit that many prominent New York
people have become interested in the
lew university. and she brings back TO
Washington a scholarship TO be known
as the Newport Cottagers' Scholarship"
This has been awarded TO Hans BarJh,
a young musician Of New York. twelve
years old, and said TO be an unusually
talented and ambitious student.
One Of the most interesting recitals
given at Newport by Miss Unschuld was
thai which took place at Mrs j. J.
Mason cottage, when Miss Cnschuid
used the tone reflector invented by Mrs.
Mitchell Clark, and which IS now one
OF the conspicuous features OF the
musical gNnlDl AT the MOIAG II iii
Miss Jrnschuid pronounced e wonderful
~ satisfying, and SAYS she will use the
tone reflector in a recital which she IS
10 give In New York next December.
and again in Washington on January j.
when she will appear in her own recital
Among the cOttagers who nave De
come materially interested in the new
university and who are Included an NnS
subscriptions for scholarships are Mrs.
William T. Bull. Mrs j. j. Mason. Mrs.
Edwin Berwynd, Mrs. Chadwick, and
Mrs. Oelrichs.
The first term OF the university viii
open on October l and promises TO be
very successful. Miss UnsChuids en-
thusiasm has led her to do a wonderful
amount OF work not the least OF which
is the entire compilation Of catalogue
which is thoroughly complete in every
detail The corps of instructors en-
gagged include some of the best known
teachers OF various branches in America
and Europe. ana everything points 10
the successful carrying our Of plan
which has been in the head Of its tall
ented president ever since she came to
America and became familiar with the
conditions here. Miss UnschuId has
made up her mind that American stu
dents should not be compelled 20 go
abroad for their tuition. and If energy.
perseverance and sound Judgment pre-
vail she viii establish at Washington
university which promises 90 COM
pete with the celebrated colleges Of
music in Europe.