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Groceries.
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der.-gret'e ftetis. FafFinirter Gut
Goat 6.65t. ponoereo 6.95, CUBES 6.l0c,
srauuIsteb 5.s5e. Gonfeetioners III" 6.65e,
Of III" .60t, meiber ertra ,,G"
5.2o-5. .30t, ertra &c" 5.lo-5.l5e, orhinas
rsr eeIber s 5.00-5.05,.
NoIaiies ift ftetiq. s9eu Orleans
Open Rsttle 2S--S6e. Centrifugal l5--26e
per gatlone.
aets.-War,t siemIta le5baf. unS fs.tss.
ecuifiana, Sancp eeao 6-61se. prtrua ~
-5Is, crotnarer 3s1-4L. Sapan -
4t per giunb.
2airu.grobu.t..
Butter. Rartt rubia. grsis itetia.
Sanrp Greamesp 30Le, greamerp firfts
2sc, DO. ieeonos 2es, fancp Tairp 2l1ae, Ro.
2le per gfuns.
Rate. - @argt ftetts. Cbto fiat lie,
Horowefiliter II - IKE. Rew BORT 1sc,
e6peiler 20La-22s, 2tmburser lie. Bird
1879 per 9iunb.
eier.-Angebot siemIid sroB. preis rpiQig.
grima frii6e Sdbrereser 18c, firfs lie,
onbere 1875. seconds l5%e per Tutenb,
ie nod Eualttdt. Gdnieeter 3oe, Gnteneier
2lc per Tuteno. gerIuit ab.
@efIiget. 3af)fraee gut, Rartt
ftetig. Sprine ghifens ron lL-iL
gfo. 25-3Oc, Sunee Sfsrer l9-22t, Sabner
l6e, Sdsne llc, TrutsIhner l5e, Guns
l0c, GHten l0-l2c, 0dnfe 6--7t per qfuuo.
Cbit uRo gemais.
2epfsI. sencp 100000, oute
- 4.00-4.50 per Dbl.
Gitrouen. - Rartt ftetis. eaIiforuis
$3.5J-3.75, Reiiina S3.75--4 60 per Rite.
Erang eu.-Rarts ru5ia urb Ssetia. -
California Rapels $500 - $50, SIorisa
A. ,r---4 ED Ver Qfi4s
Grobeerea. Saolic5e S250-2. rs.
einbeimiihe 81. .75--3, 90 per "a Quart Grate.
Siri DEN. - Saure 81 90 $50 per
errt'.
Garto ffel In. @ute bis auserleSene
einbeImtdse l0t, noroIihe 35e per 9u.
auf oem 0eleiIe. Gabsartoi'eln. gHte Sers
lep S2.75--3.00, Reutufp S2.Do-2.25 per
5unge 9drtofieIu. SGncp 1riumpbs
-. $3.50. earIp 8oie s2.75-3.00 per
8eI.
arsut. - Rar.i ite.is. Mobile $2.25
per crate.
3piebeIu. - eelbe Globes sI.lo per
Su. pei6e Il per Su.
tomatoes. - 5lor!oa 81 $i.50-l. go per
Crate.
0ursen. sabIide 5o--soc per Dso.
erbien. - Snnse $500 - 3.25 per
Sad.
eparsel. - lo-l5e per Biinbel.
eptn t.-75c per BbI.
Aiben. -35-40c per Tusenb SiinceI.
8lumeu l.--Giuhetmtlder 81 25
--2. 90 per erais.
2enbs grcbutte.
pcbnen. - Narh ftetis. Erima Nss.
sspfGtf $e e.7b-2.S0, gefi:bts unb BEL 0a1D
sspfl6.s Raps $2.l6-2.4o PEI Hu,
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Runnes. Obltgaticnen rparen ite'
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az reaiftrirte (l9251 ll4I-ll5, eon'
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1dalid1er Wfarft SeriHt.
gineinnati. "a. gaas. 1910


Die nahfoIaenben Iuotiruneen besieten
iiG nur auf Gngros TransafttoHen. Bet
iteineren @eiddftea weroeu etwas bobere
pretie bere6net.
Brop Ut omen.
Ter Rarft mar rubis unb bic greife ites
tis.
e6mars.-grimas steam sl2 .so-I2 40,
5amiIp 13s4-141se I. o. b.
Trodenge lsenes Sleiih. Wart
pilIiser Short Hare Seiten l31l-l3s4e, fbort
Rtppenisiten 10 --- 1896, EXTRA ibort clear
Geiten l314--131,c, Shuftern Ii ssss-l2He,
Bellies l6ss-l51sc IOis ano 1se msbr per'
gaeou.-ygartt it.tta. esort Hare g.h
ten l4ss1s-141sc, turse Rippenietten 141s-
l4Lc, ertra ibort clear Geiieu l43s-l4sSe.
S6ultern l2A--l3Le uno geLites 1871
life Ioie uno ~ per gfuno mebr perpatt
Sugar Cured T Lei d. Uartt itettg
BET gutter Ractirase. Sdiuten 1881 5000
gitnit S6uItern 14.50-l5e, 8reatfaft gas
con FL 22c. GhuItern l4H-l5c, 9ler
Dorl Cut S1uItern l4L-I5s, trofers
BeeisS Gimfen lS--lSLc.
Sasaep 6felts = Ieifh.--Warft tie
tta. ehinten - l7t, gituic sduItern
IL H-l2Lt, gentes i5-lsIft, S6uIterH
12.50- l2.75s, Rem yort Gut SHulterH
IL. .5O--l2 Toe.
Trifd.s sIetfd. - etin,en 1874
-l5ISt, gienit G6uItsru 1l--1l1,t, Shul.
l2as, ibort Hare Getten l3--l31I:. ertra
ibort seiten l24-l3s. Bellies l524-lS4t
per gfunb.
Netl uno getretbs
WebT.-R Reues gDinter gatent 300
5.25, Dinter 6onsp s4.50--4.70, A.irter
5amiIp $3.s0-4.l5, Grtra S3.00-3.25,
| oroindres s2.76 2.eo. eprins gatsnt
s5 s550-5.s0. DO. fantp A.S0-5.15, DO.
A.65-.B. .semifdtes .s0-4.s0 per Dbl.
meiBen. Tsartt rubts uno ftetig.
| go. Q rotber @tnter ll0-l12t. SO. IS
--1o5t, Re. 4 rotber 83-s5e per guibel.
| gerfduit purben j Car go. 3 rotber
geinter III CSC, Gar 20. 4 DO. ILL 95c,
| ear oo III s3t, auf benz @eteiie.
DeIfdtorn.-Warf rubis uno ruiIIiG.
30. 2 weises e4-6411.t. 80. 8 peises 6311SS
- 64s, SO. rpeibes 50 - 62t, SO. Q GEL,
bes 81 - 8lLt. Ro. 3 aelbes 601&--6lc.
Ro. eeIbes $500. go. Q genItihtes
60L--6le. Ro. 3 DO. 60--601e, 9o. 4 DO
50 - soc. fpeibes aolbenforn 81 - $50,
setbes DO. 59-61c, esnsiihtes DO. $500,
per gu. gersouft wuroen: 6ar go.
aelbes all Gle, | Gar 20. 2 gentii1tes ~
601c, Gar Ro. 3 DO. sa Gle, auf Dem Ge
| Leiie.
Safer.-Nor,t rubis ans itetia. go
2 peiber 421ss-43e, Stanbarh rpetser 41H
Re. SO. 3 peiber 4lL-4lLke, 80. 4 bo
40-4lt. go. seniittsr 40 4lc, glo.
3 ssmiiAter 391II-40c, no. 4 bo. 3811s-39c.
8ertauft rpurben | Gar rpeiber nad) grobt
iu SOC, Cars 30. rociSer 81 Axe, z
Cars sereintgter peiber su 4l12t, auf ben
9eIeiie.
Rossen.--mar,t ftetia. so. sl-s3t.
30. 8 72 -- 79t. go. 4 67-72c per Bu
Bal. - Sribiabrs .Ber't.. 30. 2 72-
74c, go. 8 s5-S7c, 20. 4 64-65c per Su
BergIeih Der ge.reibe, preiie NIT BEN
isnssen am sIsi6eu Iase oes porisen Sab
res:
27. Taai 1910. 27. Tat 1909
Netsen, 20. rother ll0c 1861
Melitforn, SO. 2 eerifhtes 60hse 77t
6afer, 80. 2 semii Hter Heusr 4lIs Gle
Foegen, Ro. 2 neuer. w SOC Gle
Seu. To. Itmotbu $3.50 1900
B5tstp.
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ben s7l BbIs. Tiitiueris 1iutibeo Soobi
paf Der Bats pou 81 30 per 0aqoHe.
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9btcaao, ~. Wai.

eVECo ., II. Wat,
E.HI.- Der Rar,t mar Hau. gBint.r
gaientss d. .a5-5.25, 5traiebts "a. .3o-i.90,
sprtua 9atents 81 65-. 80. Straiests 81. 10
-4.90, ga,ers $i.O0-5.25.
Netseu. Fur Rai 1OlL-10411c,
am sdIus lo21,e; iur SuIi 92L-94T e,
am Shlub 94ise; fir September 9l15s-
s21Ic, am StbnB 9? .c;; fiir 1esember sO22 /.
-sl14e, am ShtuB 9l7se.
MeIfhtoru.- - iFiir Rai 561s-5s15e,
am SdMs 561.c; fir SuIi 571.-59c,
am SHlus 5S1.t; fur Septenber 57s4-
5s1sc, am etIus 53Ie; fur DECEMBER
54sz-55s.c. an Sdlas 551se.
oafer. 5lr Rat 3s1 39e, en-
enlus 5sLc fur SuIt s6s4-37he, am
Stlus 37ase; fir September 35l4-36sse,
am sdIus 361sc; iar Cesember381 .-37114.c,
am Sd uB 37e.
Rogeen.-Ro.2 2 Tie.
Gsrite. - Gat. Sutterserfte 4s - 53c,
CUTE bis dolce RaI,ssrite fs-65e.
dsfaameu. - Re. Q. I'd. 2llt.
Ro. ! 9. III. 220Ic.
aam.u.-si35 per Gentner.
2leei n.-sll.2 Is per Gentnes
Respor. S22 50--22.75 per DBL.
Sir Sult s22.05 - 22.52hS. am etIus
s22.50: fir Sept.mbsr s2i.s5 - AIRS.
am SdIuB s2l.9O.
Shmal3. $3.50 per 100 yfure. -
Siir Suli Sl2.20 - l2.37h, am Sdlus
$l2.22L fir September $l2.I0-I2.271a,
am S6luB Si2.i2%.
Ghert Rtppenisiten. eofeSl2 .62 a
-l4.5lh per 100 gfune. Giir Suli Sl2. 30
la. .37L., ON S9lus Si2. 20; fiireeptember
$l2.07k-l2.30, am Snlus $I2.u7L.
eduItern.-5 5bort Hare 5eiten, psr.
padt, $l3.25-l3.50.
Satter. -Rar.t itstts. er.amerp as
q I. {. 1airp 2j-2se.
gier. - Rar,t ruiIIts. 5rti6e 17R--
l81ae per Cateuo.
&6ie. Bart. itetis. Cream II -
1915 per qfune.
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Wetau marft.
Q.m Dori. 81. Mat.

NemDors, 81. Wat.
Ssnn mar piais su s33.l2I-33.571a.
supfer mar ftetig; 2ate ~ 1910 -
1900. GIeetroIutbie w 12.62L - 1913
uno Gaitina su Sl2 .371z-l2.5o. 8Iei rpar
ftetis su 81 40-4,5o nno Spelter ebem
faaS su $3.50 - $50. Gifsu mar rubtg.
SO. 5ouuors Rortberu su Sl7.00--l7.76,
SO. 2 DO. gu sl8.50--l7.25, Ro. Soutbern
uno Ro. 5out5ern ioft 81 Sl5.25--l6.75.
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Bausrin (sur peniiondrin, aIs bisI,
iid bsim 0dbnen Die bano Dor ben
Wuno balD: rGnanier'n Se iiA cd
mid! Cuff bats ia nod senus ba."
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Siebmdrfte.

Ginctn matt. 27. Nat.
3ufubr unb 8erIanot rodbreno ben pers
FoHenen "a Stunoen, per9Li6sn NIT ben
porbersebeEcen Easeu, paren pte foLgt !:
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Wpnt Welomarfte.
Grsitaa. 27. a,aI 1910.

UretfGg, ~. Wat 1910.
Tie @eihdfte maren du 4 beute In ben
bieiigen 8anten iebr r,bis, trospen iino
o.e 3insraten tmmer nod feit. 5iir Tar
ten itao anuerdnbert geblieben. 5hr Tar
teten ION enil' tpurben 5ss perennet
uno Gei6dftspapiere mHroen 81 5k - SO
ctsioHtirt. Sm oiienen Tearste rpurbsu
Gcrleben ION cau" su So uno auf Sett ~
b--6LS plaetrt.
ReAia ssi Mes psu
payen itetig uno ruurben Az zoe grds
nsts per Sl00O sutl6en Banfen perfaai.. Tie
Gounterrste betrdst SOC Rramse per $1,000.
tssAid ass Gursss
wareu ftetis. - Seuis Rno bic folsenben
Euotirangen su beri1ten:
2oubon, 8 Edee si9t, $4.s8 per c,
60 1nge Si6t, A.s5 per &; Starts 3
1age Siht, 5I211--52O francs per 500 !;
10 Tase Sidt, 5l7L - $751; 5raues per
500 fur Gsutiblaue, 4 Iase Si9t 4
Rars 951sc, DO. 80 Lase Stdt, 9411e.
documentary gius auf sonoon wuroen
S4.S3H, ouf @lassow su $4.S3L uHo
auf 1sIiait su S4.S3 persauft.
eussss.csaiaaasnss
tabis uns i,etis. Die 8anFen quotsren Uis
fcIgf:
GinlauF. gerfuuf.
~ Bombs, 1925, Coup. ll4X ubL
o& Bombs, 1918. 80. l02 lO3
2S Bombs. 1880. ...... .l00Z "
10 Rananla ........ .lOOX lUl
sIeartas cssie tlmidss.
Der nmias Inn bieiiaen GIeartnsbaus ts'
lief iid teute anf So. .462. $50.
fsfsl-estasitaisn.
Iie bepcrftehemsen iSeiertaee batteu sur
}oIgeae, oab beute uur febr wenig setanft
rpurSe uno Der Murft mar oaber fldu uno
eeoridt. Die naahebenoen gerfdufs iins
su berihien:
IN t0 DSsie.
Bssers Gait
IS afiien ssanftesIritte sat. Edrf. ........75
- Stnen bw agne Oa1 q eieetrtc. ~
~ hitis gtuc. & Gam. Tray -
Fsrst Can.
aitm Gin. Street ~. gs....-........t2ss<
Between Call
sMften GlS. Gfrsef Ab. Us............fW
~ uften q. u. %. & z. .. pfe........... tsh
Radftehen6e TabeHe pon i'm tiefisen
Warft befinhtimen Bombs uno aftien gieti
bic offisieuen Euotirumsen an:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08

from bis rash Intsatlon- However.
be sent To The undertaking -hoass of
J. II. Brosn Company ard purchased
= conn. giving bis aam. AM m1ytng
TIA, IL waz for II D. oveyby. who Re
represented 10 have died September
isi. the funeral TO Be n NInmworth
Church. this county, There la been
10 such death He told The under
taker the man be wanted the cofnn
for vas about hts size. This VAS
early IN the morning and he wa@ TO
have returned within an hour for the
cof1n
OEeTby'a brother found him during
the afternoon somewhat intoxicated.
but BY no means a suicide lie
would no admit that be vas the man
who purchased the coffin. but he vas
driven by the undertaker's where Mr.
Ed Brown identified him as his Gus
toner fthe early morning He was
later adjudged insane and commit
ted 10 the Insane Asylum.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08
Former Wake Merchant to Work
Durham's Roads.

J. w. Carlton, a Wake merchant,
charged with buying stolen goods
from Arch Hopkins, negro, now
serving four years on he county
roads, pleaded guilty in Criminal
Court at Durham and was sentenced
to a year on the roads.
Carlton, who was a man of some
standing, was caught with sixteen
bolts of cloth in his store, all bear
ing the Erwin Cotton Mill stamp
There had been taken hundreds OF
yards, carrying a loss of more than
500. He was arrested a year age
and placed under a bond of $500
and the case was not reached until
Friday.
He is apparently a very illiterate
man, had never been in a court.
house, never heard a charge of q
Judge, and admitted secreting the
goods and buying them, but saw nc
moral obliquity in the act. His at
j torneys rendered plea of guilty fol
him. 1t was brought out that Carl
/ tons wife is a nervous wreck ant
! Judge Lyon showed mercy by max
/ ing the sence, with maximum of IL
years, one-tenth of that amount.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08
Wake School Board.

The Wake County Board of Educa-
ton met in regular monthly session
Monday in the Office of the County
Superintendent. A committee Of pat
rons from the Carpenter School dis
trict appeared before the Board rela-
tive to the location of a school site.
By agreement the matter was order
ed to be left with the voters Of the
district.
There was also present a commit
tee from Knightdale asking for new
school building for that place. The
Board offered as much as it felt able
to give, though not the full amount
asked for. The committee stated
that they expected to build three
room school-house, which is to cost
about $4,000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08

- a-Tse sosso~tsm sxzr~~ ars
pzAaasA~a esiy a. sasu~=Nsso@ ass
are scs x1araase~s.
10 Ill. wem1- sa a N. fo~ DIR
haz ana 0r~waseoro. kasss~s P1Ef-
zaa sle~plng car Rai~axA 30 wtas.as-
salssz. wstxA !. op~s o, D - . - at
raIcs States Tor corssAsxy. eos-
necxIax 81 0r~~aseore Ter al scsso
SorsA. soasA asa West
No IL. vest s:ss O. -. tarcaEs
train With ehaI car Tor DarhAsa.
Greensboro. Salisbury. aaa AsAsstiis.
ecnaeetinw Of Durham. vita train fos
Oxford. Hendsrsoa. SoFf1sk. Ksys-
Vile. Rtehmoad. and wasAisEsoa. ai
Greensboro for poiass NORTH aad
south
No lac. vest. <:eS p IL. hasdies
through Pullnan sleeping car for Al.
ianta. connects with tFain ~ Durham
for oxford and KsyxTtile. at Oreens-
boro wlth through train for WASH
ington. Baltimore. Philadelphia. and
New York: also connects at Gr~~ns
boro for Asheviile. Knoxville. Csnetn-
natl. Louisville and S. Louis-
No ia. east. <:3o o. III. for Sci
ma and Goldsboro. connecting as Sci
ma with A. c. l. Railway for wilsou
and Rocky Mount. At Goldsboro foi
Wilmington: also for Kinston. Sew
Bern. and Morehead City.
No. 144. east. i2:3o p. IN. for Sci
ma and Colds boro. connecting at Sci
ma with A. c. l.. for points south
and north: also ut Goidsboro 70.
Wilmington. Kinston. and New Bern
| No. %. east. $50 p. IN. for Seiml
and Goldsboro. connecting NJ Selma
for points south on A. c. L. Railway
and at Goldsboro for Wilson snt
Rocky Mount.
For further Information a. Z.
schedules. Pullman accommodations
etc, address the undersigned.
W. H PARNELL.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Raleigh. N. @.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08
WAKE REPUBLICANS CONVENE
Adjourned Convention Met on Last
Saturday and After Nominating n
Candidate for senate. Adjourned
to Meet on September 18th.

The adjourned meeting of the
Wake County Republican Conven-
ton, which originally met on Au-
gust 9Th and deferred action on the
county nominees until September 3,
met on that date at the county court
house.
County Chairman Butler called the
meeting to order, and in the absence
of Permanent Chairman Upchurch,
Col. J. c. l.. Harris was asked to pre-
side during his absence. Immedi-
ately after being called to order, the
convention resolved itself into eau
Gus, only members being present.
Upon re-assembling, on motion it
was resolved to take up nominations
beginning with State Senator. The
name Of Mr.. G. B. Afford, Col. J. C..
L. Harris, and J. P. Wood were sub
mitted, but after some discussion,
the latter two requested that their
names be withdrawn, which was done
by their respective sponsors. and on
motion, G. B. Afford was named by
reclamation, and Chairman Harris
announced him as the candidate Of
the Wake Republicans for the State
Senate.
A number of names were submit
ted for the House, but the hour grow
ing late, and a number Of the dele
gates being anxious to catch trains
it was thought expedient to adjourn
until a later date, which was done
Saturday, September 18th, being the
date selected.
Before the convention met, it wa!
addressed by Hon. A. E. Holton il
one of the finest speeches ever heard
here. His tariff argument was un
answerable. The speech, in part, viii
be found in another column. 1t is 4;
matter of regret that every voter il
the county could not have heard Mr.
Holton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08

Monday being Labor Day, the Cen
labor Union gave most enjoyable
1,~5.cue at the Fair Grounds. which
was largely attended.
Mr.. II. c. Reece, who was shot by
lin Staley about two years ago, was
fin he city Monday and visited the
..r where he recognized the pris-
orer.
The Market House Improvement
Committee met Tuesday at noon for
the purpose OF discussing sites for
the market house. Chairman Wynne
and Secretary Clark said there was
co.hlng to give out at this time.
Governor Kitchin has offered a re-
ward for the capture of Alma Rains,
who shot and killed his wife near
Agex last Saturday morning. Rains
has not been seen since the shooting,
though il is not believed that he has
gone far.
At the home of Mrs. Taylor, on
Martin Street, Mr.. Thomas Braxton
Crecl and Miss Bessie Tutney, both
II this city, were united in marriage
sunday night at o'clock in the pres
ence Of a few intimate friends, Mr..
William II. Sawyer performing the
ceremony.
Anthony Rogers, cOlored, was
brought to Raleigh from near Par
ker's Store by Deputy Sheriff Har-
ward. The deputy received a phone
message that the colored man was
disturbing the neighbors, he being
crazy. He was lodged in the Wake
County jail.
Mr.. NOrheet Stronach was arrested
Saturday afternoon on a warrant
key to Will Bryant, cOlOred mar
from the country. He gave bond il
the sum of 500 for his appearance
When arrested, Mr.. Stronach denied
the charge.
Frank Chappelle and William B
Chappelle, of New Light Township
were before United States Commits
sioner Nichols Tuesday charged will
operating an illicit distillery. Afte
hearing the evidence they were re
Quired to give bonds in the sum o
5000 each for their appearance at tn
next erm of court.
The funeral of Mrs. r. NJ. Fur
man, who passed away in Washing
ton Friday, was held in the Church
OF the Coed Shepherd Saturda
morning at 10 o'clock. conducted b.
the pastor, Rev. 1. NICK. Pittenger
DID. The pail bearers were. Messrs
R H. Battle, c. G. Mcdonald, r. c
Strong, F. T. Ward, Albert L. Cox
and Prof Hugh Morson.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08
McNinch Will Be Elected.

Charlotte Observer
One Of the visitors in the city yes
terday was Mr.. Charles A. Jones, of
Lincolnton. Mr.. Jones is Mr.. s. S.
McNinch's campaign manager for the
District. He says that Mr. McNinch
the shadow of doubt. Asked as to
Lincoln County, he said that it would
give the Republican nominee for Con-
gress at least two hundred and fifty
majority. Mr.. Jones is very optim-
istic as to the outlook.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08
Death of Edward Hodge.

Edward S. Hodge, aged sixty-four
Years, and a well-known resident OF
St. Matthews Township, died Sunday
night at his home after a brief ill
ness. He was buried at the old fam
lily burying-ground on the old home
stead Tuesday. He was brave Con-
tederate soldier, and a member OF
one of the largest land-holding and
former slave-owning families in the
country. He was a generous, warm
hearted man and friend.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08


1r. Editor 1T - tA~ rrsssn~ss aort
CT folly for the Ssw& ard oAa~wxxx
aae ether fs~mocratse pagers "a ~.
tempt 20 deceive he people - assert
tnE that Senator Butter j. an ~axsz1as
c1 weakness % the Republican party
Everybody. wAo knows anythsaw
about the political hisso-v 81 sh~
State. knows that Butter - broad
minded. saxzetous statesman. ~Ao
sees into The future and guides papa
lar all Instead Of suptnciy following
temporary drifts Of public opinion:
and foe as ~eii IS friend credits him
with equal If not superior political
cunning 10 Senator Simmons.
What has be accomplished in the
political areaa. Sampson county
once = hard and fast Democratic
county. now gives a steady Repubii-
can majority Of 1000. This does no,
weaken the Republican cause
In 1884. Butler. alone practically.
| wrested the State from Democratic
control. and turned il over to the Re
puhlicans. Was he q source Of weak
ness then?
| In 1888. a section Of the Demo
cratic party made a desperate effort
10 take the party over 10 Butler. 10
sephus Daniels was on the committee
OF conference. and led the fight 10
| for the earnest effort OF Jarvis, Sim
mons. and the brave old Buck Kitch-
! in, Butler might have been made the
high muck-a-muck OF the Danieiites
| This was only twelve years ago
that Butler was sufficiently great TO
be worshipped by Josephus Daniels,
| What has now caused the change
of attitude, wherein Daniels affects
to belittle the influence OF Butler?
Everybody knows that 1t never has
been the policy of the News and OBJ
server to throw rocks at sparrows.
The great brain and adroit hand oil
Butler is more feared than any other
Republican, and 1t is now attempted
to discount such power through art
full deception. That game cannot be
worked, however. because the people
have taken Senator Buffers measure
and they know what big and sue
cessful man he is.
! His one term in the u. S. Senate
gained for him a nationwide reputa
ton that no other Southerner ever at
i, tanned in so short time.
: While not assuming to lead thi
, year, he is willingly lending his abil
ity towards wrenching North Carolin;
, from the thraldom of a Democrat
official dynasty that has become often
ly officious in its tenacity Of power.
This is a bad year for big bosses
and Josephus Daniels hour ha
struck when his whip-crack shall n
longer make its smart felt.
The people are in unrest. They ar
= more intelligent, are able to decid
l what they need, and are determine
to assert their rights without ques
ton or direction.
The arstocratic oligarchy whic
controls this State is doomed; it mus
give place to younger folks, to me
- fresh from the fields, the Offices, an
. the workshops.
:, Officialism can no longer signif
:, the divine right to rule by inheri
4 ance nor a wholesale family connet
ton with the pie-counter.
. A. V. DOCKERY.
q P. S.-Butler is the father of tn
i
}. Gated it before E. w. Pou went t
+ Congress. A. Y. d.
n
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08
Death as Result of Street Car Panic

DCotH as hcSuIO "a StECcS SdE dhAS
One passenger died and another in
the hospital with severe cuts and
bruises about the head as a result
OF panic among negro passengers
on car of the Raleigh Street Rail-
way about midnight Thursday night.
The controller on the front platform
flashed luridly and six negro passen-
gers leaped to their feet and dashed
to the rear platform, jumping off the
car as 1t was running at possibly
twenty miles an hour. AS they ran
Gown the aisle they knocked down
the conductor. who had his back to
them, and trampled him. In Jump
Ing Rachel Bryant sustained concus-
sion of the brain. from which she
oled Friday morning; Mary Bryant
was severely cut about the head, but
VIII recover. Street car people say
me Hash Of the controller was per
Iectly harmless and the motorman
never lost control of his car, stop
ping 1t as quickly as he could. 4
"nlte couple, who sat near the front
VI the car, kept their seats and were
OF course uniniured.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-08
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