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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-15
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

$500 a. Daily--Fest train to Old Point
t:t0 r. { Newport No%s and Norfolk.
1910 A.. Dpiiy--LocaI 10 Newport Nav,
SEQ I. Daily. Local TO Old Point |a
s;Se r Daily-Lonlsyille and Cincinnati
il;eo' 7. Chicago and st. Louis. Pullmans.
61S P.-Daily.--Western EHprcsn. Pullmans
to Cincinnati. glt I'M
tao A.-7Daiiy-o harlottesvilie. Week days
5l6 P.-Week days. Local to Gorton,yIle.
1000 A.-Daiy. L.burs. Lex. c. Forge. 'Is4
5:b P.-Week. days To Lynchburg vi
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND ~
Local from Enat-s:6 a. ~. 80 p. N ari
Through from East Ill 80 A. NJ, $3.50 p. ~.
Local from Wes,-'s!S0 A. NJ 1850 a. Al.
I 20 II. NJ. -
Through-7.oo 4. NJ. 2:is p. N.
: James River Line-'ssa5 A. M, s,i5 p. II. Isl
DAILY except Sunday. 7Eil
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Redl estate fur Rent.


FOR RENT, AT OCEAN VIEW NIc,E,s,r
cottage on waterfront IL rooms
electric lights. running water in
Eltchei and upstairs; large porches
ihocern. MRS. S. j. STONE, stone
Lee Cottage, Ocean View
FURNISHED RESIDENCE ON SEMI
nary campus for rent during SUM
mer Address 81" No 4, Westwood
Avenue, Gintcr Park
GREAT BARGAIN-SlX-Ro ROOM HOUSE.
Dance Street, $40. Phone Madison
1921.
IF YOUR PROPERTY rs VACANT
now. or is going TO be later on. be
sure TO give us a memorandum Of it.
d. n. WALKER 6 Co. Real Estate
and Insurance. No. /. Mutual Build
Ing.
VACANT PROPERTY WILL NOT STAY
vacant If put in the rands of D. n.
i WALKER 6 CO. Real Estate and In
surance, No. !. Mutual Building.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Ly. Norfolk: 's:.s ana Ill a H., 20 p. II. /.
Tor Eastern Carolina and the South
( Lv. Raleigh; 's:i6 A. NJ "a and .s.iB p. NJ
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk n
Pullman Sleeping Cars between. Norfolk
Raleish; nlso Goldsboro and Norfolk
'Daily. tDaily E1. Bun
c. ID. LE9RANDE, q. A., Am orfcan, Ma lions
Bank. Phone Monroe 1887. Richmond. H.
w. ". CRONTON. q. p A. Norfolk vs.
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CIIEAF. ALL KINDS OF sECOND-
hand mechanical tools Apply JEF-
t,ERSON LOAN OFFICE. I705 East
MINI Street. -
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Inst ami 1YnI,1,ti
Delp Q2iallIsu, tsIale.

bRGG CLERk WANTED; i REFER.
ences required. SCOTT BROS,
Charleston, w. Va.
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BuflfnterS Resorts.
The Blue Mountain House

~ IN THE HEART OF THE BLUE RIDGE
sopetbly located at elevation! OF two thous-
nno reef. with unohstructed view OF world :
,aInea cumberland and Shenandoah Valleys
Mohern IN every hetaif;- tooms with or with.
out private baths. electric lights, telephones
pot ma cold water. throughout tho house
deishtful drives. excellent Riding Academy
for rste.. booklets, ate, address BOND &C.
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FLATS fnr Aent.

FOR RENT, BEAUTfFUGf,r FLATS FoR
summer. furnished for housek eping
on West Grace Street D ESQ. care
Times dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-15
AWNINGS! AWNINGS! AWNINGS!
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

CALL La TOUCHES. MONROE a41e
when you want high-cl class cleaning
pressing. etc. o S. Second Street.
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MODERN APARTMENT. TT CORNER
Grace and Henry Streets. Phone
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AiEN WANTED no LEARN PLUMBING.
electricity. brickiayinE IN three
months. Positions secured Cnta-
logue free. GREAT EASTERN
TRADE SCHOOL. Twenty. third anu
SAMSON Streets. Philadelphia
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HOTEL ABSECON

Virginia Ave. near Steel. Pier
Flreproof Sun paror. Private halhs-rrn-
nirS water; $40 va, Si5 M per week; 81 iip
per day Special rates and booklet on ap-
piicatlon. 20 n PAINTER
a. CENTS POSTAGE SECURES FUL.i,fIN.
~ FORMATION OF ATLANTIC CITY n. j,
Il All Hotels. Amusements. Streets. Beaches.
u bathing. etc. Handsomely Illustrat cd
80 Page 'oFFlCiAL" Guido With Only Cor
rect city Map Sent FREE by. City Iniorma.
tion Burehu. rTfNs tfii '5dIs 81 ~
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The Guerrant Hotel

RICHMOND. VA.
VIII open May 10Th, under new man
agement. Special attention given to he
table, n celebrated chef. famous FOR His
excellent dishes, With the personal at
tentlon OF tho PROPRIETOR. who has long
experience In tho hotel buainess IN
sures the patrons of the best attention
and table In the city. 7 invite the
travelling public and tho boa rlins ~
families OF Richmond to allow me 10
cater 10 their comfort M
American plan only. Rates per day
80 and up. Special rates per month.
j. w. BELL
Proprietor
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AutpnlohiIes fnr Aalr

BEAU:flFUE SEVEN : pass jNS6, =; j;
$4,000 car VIII exchange for small
touring car. Apply AUTOMOBILE;
e HANGE. e2l-223 West Broad
sStrect. =
AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT. SOLD. EY-
cHnnged; free repnirs for one year.
iheiuIe Tie following; .Mathcwson, .
cost $500. NOW $3.50. az. NJ. FIJI
$500; isl I"intcrstatc." 81 500; New
hudson" ia75: six-cylindcr1 ODDS.
mobile. $1,000, "chalmers.p Ss0o;
r; Mut,ocar. St5p. Parry. Regal. REQ.
nuiek Franklin. Jackson Rambler,
1Eohins, Maxwell. from $50 w. and
many others AUTOMOBILE I5X
CHANGE. .2?l-22s Wcst Broad street
Monroe l05l go
SPECIAL BARGAIN, 1910 RITI17K
mGaei 10; can be used as runabout:
guaranteed. AtiTOMo3IT,I5'' I'M trS
.lCHANGE.tll- West AInir, - i.-N
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Rottfe8.

LET OUR AUTOMOBILE CALL, cjEs1,
and deliver 10 you your wcnrIur n n .
phrel In Al condition. SPII'IEI.
ny, CLEANER AND DYER. lo2 X.
Eighth Street. Madison 4iei.
WANTED. THE PUBIiC 70 KNOW
mat JA!iNkE BROS. Jewelers.. Gig
East Main Street. buy. sell cXchang .
and Kl3MOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
lat EST STYLES. Old gold and sill
4Her always taken IN exchanges
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LONGS SPRING WOOD MAKES A
quick fire ana good heat, because ne
mas kent II stored away. 1t Is per-
1ectly dry ana exactly what you need
az ms season. when 1t is usually
nara to get dry wood at any price
IhOnn MnuiRon I06l --,--
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Tnr 5ale.


NEWMANs UMBRELLA FACTORY
Umbrellas and parasols recovered
and repaired; prices easonabl sum
mcr parasols recovered with your
own goods 10 match your dress
Phone us and We Will tell you how
much goods you need. we have n
big line of summer .parasols from 5oc
up 10 50 apiece. Also a big line OF
Come and see us. We will treat you
right. 3lS East Broad street
Phone Monroe 21oa.
CHEAP. ALI. KINDS OF sECONp-
hand mechanical tools Apply JEFF
lEEKSoN LOAN OFFICE. l765 Eat
GET THE BEST. THAT IS THE BICK-
erstaf Tribune and Cleveland hicy-
cies We have got the largest bicy-
Gle house in the country. and We adj
yertlseit; JOE BIcK ERsTAFF. 1911
East Main.
GOOD BUGGY FOR SALE: sPLENDID
order: cost 500 Will take sos cash.
y Q. Box 1874.
FOR SALE. CowPEAs, UNMIXED,
Q: !. j. P. WALTERS, Lacirange.
ONE cuslIIloN;TIhB RuNABoUT a45:
one rubhcr-tire surrey. SIS. Large
stock OF good wagons. SIS TO $50.
q. MEYERS SONS. 73l East Cary
h Street
IRON GOVERNMENT N BUILDINGS
/ Ono million feet of lumber. ali kinds;
post office fixtures tcost g. 06O). Ap-
ply TO the GOLDEN, MICHEL BRO
III ERS & CO. Exposition Grounds.
Pine Beach. Va
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. Gls Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE. SODA FOUNTAIN AND
equipments, made By the walrus
M;,ianu ni.,it, Company Decatur.
golden finished, marble top ten sep.
arate drinks four stools. two tanks.
electric lights. etc: heen used twelve
months. Also nice lot. 3oxl40 feet,
thereon. In main business section OF
Blackstone; terms cash. w r.
JONES Blackstone. Va.
SODA WATER FOUNTAINS, IN GOOD
condition, Phone Madison 63i2
PLATFORM SCALES. IN GOOD CON
dition. |! BLUFORD & co.
FLATS tnr asScnt.
ron RENT, BEAUTfFULfl FLATS FoR
summer. furnished for housek ee ping
on West Grace Street. D $50. care
rines-D ispatch.
MODERN APARTMENT. CORNER
Grace and Henry streets. Phone
Madison 4507-J.
TO suBRENT FOR SUMMER IL NBy
York City. an artistically furnished
studio apartment of four rooms and
bath. overlooking Gramercy Park
Elevator. electricity. telephone, SER
vice. restaurant in the building. Adj
dress NJ. r. CLAPP. 20 Gramcrcy
Park, New York City.
FLAT Or FOUR LOVELY ROOMS. on
second floor, near Davis Monument ;
all modern convcniences, including
electric cook stove; family of adults
nreferred reasonable rent Address
y ii2, care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND ~ ~
N B.-Following' schodule figures published
ae Information and not suarantoad,
$40 A M.-Dally-I<ocal for Charlotte Dur
ham and Raleigh 1o:i6 A. M.-Daiiy-iinit-
ed-For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car TO Memphis via AIns-
vile and Chattanooga. $500 P. NJ. Ex. Bun
Local fer Durham and intnrmdinte stations
$500 p. N. Elk. Sun.-1fcysvilo Local. Ii:ts
M:-Dntly-Limited-Fo all points south,
Pullman ready s:eD p. A. +El Ell, I'M :
YORK RIVER LINE. .@s
1850 p. Mex Sun.-To West PIT connect
tag for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri. s:61
A. Mex. Sun. and 2l5 p M.AMon., wed.
and Fri--Locai to West Point = n
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: $3.50 A. H. s:oS P NJ
daily; $40 A. NJ. EI. Sum: 1885 Er sun !.
AGO p NJ. daily. From West Point; s:s9 A.
n. Daily; il:55 A. NJ. Wed. and Fri; i:2s p
II. Eek. Sun. aha I7,s -
s. e. BURGESS. D. p. A.,
SO e. Main ST. Phone Madison ass Y
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh ana Perry
Streets, for Peterrburg; 5Tf =
g. 7. q. %. 10, IL. 'l2 A. XXI s0k4S
''645. &C.. Z, 8. %. 10 p. NJ -t.slf M ~
li;oo /. NJ for Chester, 1900 miansht tor
Petersburg. 1ti itflf5
Street, for Manchester: flf~,7 : 20
t5;l5. s;ss !.'1;ls. .7:ss, sss s:.5. .ios. NIX
'7:a5. s:a5. sa5. .lo:to n:io P. NJ -
tDRiiy except Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express.
"Limlted. except Sundays and holidaya
Al cars from Peters yirS connect with
cars for Richmond. 5liF.
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NfaL Gatatf fnr Aaie

ron SALE, % root LOT On sTII ( M
Avenue. so feet cast or Broad and
Main Street car line. III IS, care
TlmeB- DISpatcr Prs ~, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-15

FOR SALE, BDAU1IFUL WAITER
'front.' home: MI modern conYeniences,
. overlooking Fortress Monroe Han1n.
ton Roads: boating, bathing, fishing.
large lawn, shade trees; two mi6,Jtes,
walk to cnr. For further information
~ address,: :. III. Wy, care Postm ST or,
Nfl Buckroe, va lIlNN Eliil liI. stI.-1'>.''
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5ituatinns, 3srofessnnal. /

an 4. 3. GRADUATE OF HANlPDIsN-
sidney College. with Two years. cxpe-
rience as principal of high school.
H "1nls position for coming session
Addross j 1I9. CO re Times d sna lchl
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$Jnl,;:fr-..SaEi anu YtCr sSsInrta
Coal AND 0MooD.
HICKORY STOVE WOOD,

DO rot WANT A LOAD OF THE
beet hickory wood In the city cut
70 stove lengths? You can got II
by 'phoning your order to Madison
~. Deliveries promptly mnde. Wiz
UINlA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
r COMPANY T-s'-- III =. -
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WANTED. FOR u. 9. ARMY. ABL;E-
Bodied. ua.narried men. netwe Ell ages
Of is and as; citizens OF United Stateh
or good character and temperate hnb-
tts. who can speak. read and write tho
English language. For Information an.
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE. $40 East
Broad St. Richmond. Va. ISL Sycamors
ST., Petersburg. Va. or Columbia Build
ling. Cranky St. Norfolk. Va
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Bnarh GMante6.
.Ni8frll
HOUSE CLEANING.

CARPET AND MATING LAYING:
waxing and staining floors; windows
washed. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon.
roe 3l20. i
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
at RAILWAY. COMPANY ~
echedn:s OF electric trains TO and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Rroad and
Laurel sts), '6:t6. t7.Io, s:iob. $40 ..Io;io'
lao a. NJ: l:le. 2:lo, $40, 4:lob. $40. $50,
7:i0. s:i0b 1870. 1915 P. NJ. Lv. Ashland
$685. ID. s. Oh. 10. ..iI 4. NJ. .is 81. ..L
2, 3. {, 50. s. T. s, 3D. II P. n 81
DAILY except Sunday. .Sunsay only. 81
bcarries baggage. n TX.
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SEABOARD Air LINE

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: s:lo A. M.-Local to Norlina
1870 p. M.--Sieepers and coaches Atlanta
Birmin CHAM. Savannah, Jacksonville and
Florida points. $50 F. M.-Sleepers ana
coaches. Savannah. Jacksonville and Fioridn
points 1873 p M.-Sleepors and coaches, Al.
lanta. birmingham Mcmphis and tho south.
west. Sorthbound trains scheduled 70 arriv.
In Richmond daily: 6:S2 A. NJ. 7,1s A. NJ.
6:6 T. 81. h:4o p Nd. ttl{ fia ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-15

6ltuatlnnE Wantfh. .Teitralf.
ID Mp e RI Il Need SrENOGRAPH-E Eli
wants position'by June L. Can fur
nish refernce. MISS NJ. ID. RAINEY,
Roanoke Rapids. ". c.
WANTED-YOUNC LADY WANTS
position as piano accompanies Adj
dress BOX III. Ashland, Va
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BY Richcson & Crutchncld.
cal Estate Agents and Auotloneers
TRUSTEES sALE

THAT LARGE AND DESIRABLE
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 202 EAST
CLAY STREET.
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Belp Manteo, ..GernaIa. 4

WOMEN, SELL GUARANTEED HOSE
20 per cent. proh:: make $40 daily.
iuli or part time. Beginners invcsti-
gate STRONG KNIT. Box 1929, Yves;
street. Philadelphia "a -.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Averts Awful Tragedy.

Timely advice given Mrs. c. Will
loughby, of Marengo, Wis, (R- No.
u prevented a dreadful tragedy and
saved two lives. Doctors had said
her frightful cough was "consump-
ton cough and could do little to
help her. After many remedies fail
ed, her aunt urged her to take DR..
Kings New Discovery: II have been
using it for some time" she wrote,
land the awful cough has almost
gone. 1t also saved my little boy
whan taken with a severe bronchial
trouble This matchless medicine
has no equal for throat and lung
troubles. Price soc and $1.00. Trial
bottel free Guaranteed by all drug
gists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

we're ia order. Mr. Clark waa poms-
mated BY Representative nursasoa. O.
Texas. Chairman Of the Democratic
caucus. Mr. Mann vas nominated bv
Representative currIer Of Nem Harap-
SHIRE. Chairman % the Republican
caucus In both inasannea the
speeches we're purely perfuncsory.
The insurgents did not 60 through
the formaIitY Of nominating their
candidate, Ar. Cooper.
Representatives Tilson. OF Gomez
ticut: Bartlett. OF Georgia: speer.
Of Pennsylvania, and Iagare. os
South Carolina. were appointed tell
ers and the voting began ~ each
members name was called he All
swered CLARK" or Wan" or Coop
er." as the case might be Neither
Mr.. Clark nor Mann voted. Repre-
sentative Cooper voted for Sorria, OF
Nebraska. for Speaker. and there was
some surprise when the latter voted
FOR Mann.
When Clerk Mcdowell announced
the vote, Eli 10 1871, by which Mr.
Clark was elected, the House broke
into cheering. Representatives Mann,
Underwood and Vreeland were ap-
pointed 10 escort the new Speaker TO
his chair. When mr.. Clark appeared
at the main door on the arm OF Mr.
Mann, with the other members of
the escort following, there was re-
newed chereing and the Democrats
waved small American flags. with
which they had been previously pro-
vided.
Mr.. Mann raped for order TO still
the demonstration.
'It is a great Office" he said, slow
ly, "and filled by a great man. Cen
tlemen, I present to you your Speak
er, the Honorable Champ Clark, of
Missouri"
Mr.. Clark himself raped for or
der this time to stop the applause
and then launched interrupted by ap-
Dlausc.
Mrs. Taft, wife OF the President,
with Miss Helen Taft, Master Char
ley Taft and Horace D. Taft, brother
of the President, occupied the Presi-
Dental gallery of the House.
Representative Mccall. of Massa-
chusetts, who introduced the bill at
the last session of Congress to carry
the reciprocity agreement into effect,
re-introduced his measure to-day and
it was referred to the Democratic
Committee on Ways and Means,
where it will be side-tracked for a
similar measure bill of Democratic
orgain.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

- ssas wawA- 8@zas 49, TO- 49,
Esm1sax - tAs ce@ssxs $50 ge@ss
A~aax osAxx tvsa3~s - 1.gxs~ss
sssxAssx - aswsAe@ss ~ sAasm So
ssms tsaes. - nsessas sAe f~saewkxw
w*Sstes - MwsAMsAsAas sFo@ Ass
a1se. ssea esEsssz sss*u - tAs Essxs.
- - eFeaeSs "a eas@
NnsAsnx mew ~ wuaSeSs@s e 49,
Ese@znx Assw- ssxe@s 49, sss gsgy =
f@A - - saze. asa esesvAxsat 80
szre@ - s@1 kAe HxFosssatms So A&s
Aarsasw5 80 xTwAs u asw TaAy 80
2aa - Yom ssw a0Iax- 49, ss&xA -
ycMnx TAxAkay. as xusHx ss BE sax-
FsSr*~a for zee a@a tAeaa- C u ple.ass
he Lord. Frvfss - r~xasa 49, s~s&
20 Ice su~~ssr rear moss aesaxAss@a
eompaaauasAIp-A sAEsg moss rrt~w-
cue TO sa@-FAtAwr EAAn r~xeAs wAas
hare rightly sd. 80 - a. axx..
sIon 81 les 10 tee s~ss ssHaasm NnA
sasse aa0st swnorans Mnd bitter sHe-
rnaes 90 literature and .dnragkoa italy
has salssa lnsO r4lp&sAe EgYpg1MH
darkness. Fog ihsy ase al lEaurans
OF Christ and bis Affairs These uaen.
nevertheless. wr have as losas AID
masters n faith sna practice .
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
vxnnlusn rHasx - rxntn1E~

aass CAssssss - - g F@xxm
80. SIC ksar street.. ssvs -
@ansA sxss@w smeN Carts. sssas
AaessY wAas ) - asssasea.. Asssz
.kAs. $40 - ~ ssss ezsax- sAsssAxe
sseas. So ssas@sxA. Ssazxs@e ss@ss
zsss. 49, - esssas@es - ssassM3s
aaaew sassns ssax@az. Assx - sew
esss~. a. sssa gsss4 e. 80 ssae
wAas rsTs@a go 80 sss sss@@ss -
sAs a~x@Ezas kx*s sAzFwahsass. s&Aen
Assc 1890 se@ess sss sexssss sse e~~
=saas TIA uHAxw aw3sss Ass. xH@e
sAs s1sssHx E0M asuzs - ss.ssf go
s~ysxsr2A Tsr 81
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

T1Aas - 80 @easA - s~rasrx -.
x1a asyanw
Tasrs II - beSts~ sasSm sAaa snw
70 80 geese eSxs. swg tea H.ssmw :
ass- allowing asv Gre sxxx. wAssA ars
aSoas ~ sAe eaa ronssnssms1Y gusxs.
aoass felix's are sorwsev rGaaaaax
aas@d ard nxarssg Auw Ia snxas
ea-eksns TAP. and wAsaa sAsY aTx
postssinx sionx NTH sAear ptans sna
agar~s ths haas and shsar Moaas are
new.eesea-
No fosi u - lars 30 a5~sov - :
turkey \ seeres 81 success wtEh
turkeys lea ID avoiding IrareesInw
4 little turk deoglssatsa ~ tie stars
By Interesting haa = poor chance for
IL life.
The baby chick trade haa wrown
wonderfully. Twentv years ago peal.
trymen never dreamed o. starting :
business IN that line. while now hun-
dreds OF thousands Of these Innoc~nts
are annually sent out.
As the nights are s;lil cold il Ia ad.
visable 10 give The hens but eleveu
eggs al the time OF setting them.
This affords the hen a better chance
TO cover and warm the eggs properly
bringing forth better results
It's all right 10 hare the brood
coops wind-tight but no. air tight II
does not take much OF carpenter
To put pane OF glass IN brood coop
and the chicks do Better IL they can
have light when they must be shut
up during cold, stormy weather.
When a spell Of bad weather comes
look out for lice. They multiply fas,
when hens and chicks have TO be
confined to their eoops much OF the
/ time. These pests will soon reduce
the vitality Of the liveiiest chick ever
Matched, so that 1t will be in good
condition TO take gapes or some other
ailment.-From April Farm Journal
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

,-a,,fnp Clark j. Now in the Speaker
chair and for a Very Brief Period
The Democrats Are Happo-Bryan
md Harmon on Hand To Help
Them steer the Old sfule-Fight
over Tariff Legislation.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

Ne wa@t axe@ss - sxsfes~@s re
cAaxassaa - ever soa@sy wAs<e 80
Ars SIS AaTsa&y FsNsSse@sssa Wits
- sux s&sAas1 seek~s a@4 sxEms -
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Sherman Extends Courtesy to OPP
pOnent.

Washington, d. c., April 4.-Vice-
President Sherman to-day sought and
found the first opportunity possible
to extend courtesy to Senator Kern,
of Indiana, who was his recent com
petitor for the Vice-Presidential of
fee. The Indiana Senator occupied
the Vice-President's chair for about
five minutes almost Immediately af-
ter he had been sworn in.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

tcoasiaues trun Par. -

t1oEsan1s3 fFuz1 Pare T.
lucky: Percy. Of Mississippi. ssn-
mons. 70 Norsh CagosgnA. szsstA. 81
Maryland. Swanson. ~ ylrzsnam.
Thornton. 81 Georgia. TSlImaa. ~
South Carolina. Ums~on. Of West
Virginia. Taylor. ~ Tennessee. O.
Corraan. a Ns~ York.
II nil be noted tAas both Senators
from North Caroilna are sneanded 81
the Tory iiss. claimed - supporters
of Bailey and Martha.
When the vote aam takea r@ceutIy
as 10 whether or not Senator Lori
user was entitled 10 hgs xeas Ia the
Senate. Senator Simmons voted 10
scat Lorimer. while overrnau voted
on the ether side. ~ that time. II
vas claimed that the LorImsr vote
vas pretty good index as to the d.
vision between progresElvex and the
conservatives. Since that time. how
ever. the conservatives hare begun 10
claim Senator =Overman.
If Simmons and Overman both
stand with the conservatives rs
against the progressives. 1t viii de-
velop an interesting situation In
North Carolina. where a sharp d.
vision Is being already made between
the Democratic leaders OF the State.
IL is said that an organization OF
Democratic leaders known as pro-
greSsive Democrats is being made all
over the State TO fight Simmons, Ov-
erman. and kitchin, and every other
man who has been known as a con-
sentative or who has not lined up
with the progressives.
The Presidents Message.
Especial TO The Caucasian.
Washington. D. c., April 5.-The
Presidents message was sent to Con-
gress to-day and was read in both
Houses shortly after they met at
noon. The message deals only with
| the reciprocity agreement with Can
ada and the President urges the i'm
mediate passage of such a measure.
/ The message was the shortest ever
| sent by any President to an opening
! session of Congress. Representative
Mccall, Republican of Massachusetts,
, has introduced the Mccall Canadian
reciprocity bill which has angered the
Democrats because he got ahead OF
/ them. The Democrats declare they
will introduce a new bill.
The Senate held a short session to-
day, lasting on twenty-five minutes
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Burlington State Dispatch. ]

Burlington State Dispatch
The ways of the politicians are
wiley. Wilkes County officers were
placed on salaries by the last Legis-
lature and the salaries fixed by that
body are less than those fixed for AL
amance, yet Wilkes is as large a
county as Wake and is being rapidly
developed. But Wilkes has 1900
majority Republican,. See?