Yol. Xjl- No. 2718 CONCORD, N. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 1898 Whole No 111 IS CO M MENOE MiflNT EXERCISE?! ! contestants who were 'given the ' 4 - i i - . 1 " . - 1510 T 5 The Closing Exercises of Lnarn Pun ; 1 , ;. . tieriami Memorial Ncbooi-4 spienU I enspn, JilizaDdtn Armtield, tfosa did Programme-Presentation of 'May Robinson, Mary L Allison TO GO TO THE PHILIPPINES INST K AO OF 15.000 TB AT PR ESI DEN i McKINLEY IN 'f'i'V NT ns ISSUING A SECOND : Prizes a Trip Tbrongb the Build ing;. 'I I As was previously announced the commencement exercises of .v a TTAT 1 T XT T T71T71 r CJ To 3 iQ 11 TTJ SimrlfarlariH M amnria I DENIED, by GENERAL MILES School were given this year about two weeks before it had been ih tended on account ot" the insuffi- cency of the water. semi-official Report From N the onnili Fleet Tne Charleston Sails l.;iHlMtotie SinkingSpanish Cabi net F.oruied. SO Ky Cablegram and Telegram to the Daily, Standard. J Pardon to Be Considered. and Esther Cress. But as these exercises were excellent, there is some prais due others besides the pupils. It" is ta those who have the welfare and upbuilding at heart and who look after the pupils from day to day. These persons are the in structors, who are Misses Hurvey, Wa8r)in2toDj 10:35 m . The excellent lady manager of the lnsfcifnlinn and nnA who is hiffhlv r ' ; oraised both by our people and - l e . i . i ci i . tenug usiore iae war wuq opam . But unless we had not been no- Welsh, Stoner and Bryan, and, of tified by Miss Montgomery, the course. Miss Monteomerv. ...... j HIGH SCHOOL CLOSING. Dr. Wilson opened, .will be considered by PresH dent McKinley, with little doubt of his fayorable action : 1 Coml up Programme of Exercises. The following is the programme Heavy Cannonading Heard. Portau Prince, 11 30 a. m, The commandant at the island of Trns 1 ga reports thiij morning that heavy cannonading is heard at sea: The Army Increased, . Washington, 11:30 a. m. The irmy to invade the Phillipine3 has been increased from fifteen to twen tyifive thousand soldiers. General her pupils, that the exercises were curtailed and that the pu pils were necessarily somewhat foT tDe ci081Dg exercised of the Con unprepared, we would not havia cord Hih School 'tomorrow": . - . -m mm- I r noticed tne lact, as xne exercises n.oO a. m. Sh rt exercises by were most excellent. . ; j the daes coojpleintr the course of We will not fill our space with s tody in the school, immediately the programme of the exercise?, followed b the address to ba de as it is unnecessary, and our livered by Dr. Bei j. F Wiieon, readers could not enjoy it nothing President of: Converse College, at like we did when we sat and Spartanburg, 8, p. All are invited. listened to them. t j 8:30 p. m. A miscellaneous en- Upon entering the building, Urtaintamment consisting rf dia which is one of the finest and logues, recitations and songs will be Line Met systematically arranged, one' is rendered. For the evening enter surprised to find such a large tainmtnt an admission fee of twency Miles denies that President McKlns crowd ot girls, orather young five cents for adults and fifteen cents ley incenaa to issue a secona can ior naes and not like an ordinary Ior cnuaren wm De cnargea. xne volunteers, A semiofficial report exhibition thev are as auite as I proceeds to go for the benefit of the sajs that the Spanish fleet in off San oan bQ ana under the best cori- Juan. The Charleston Sails. trol. N The exercises consisted Of recitations, essays, calisthenic exercises and music, all of which . ; i i were of high grade. No one, as school library after expenses a e. paid. The morning exercises will be he'd in the Court ijouse, the evening entertainment in Caton'g Hall . The teachers, assure us that the exercises will be more interesting than last year, and we do not doabt Rn.vfl.rr a na Via miryVit V)fi. flrmld heln but be movea by the recitations r . mm !( f Mare Island, 11:30 a. m. The Charleston sailed this morning for the Philippines. ' ! ; '" ' ! ' Olaastone at the Point of Death, i Hawarden, 1:36 p. m. William I of the little tots. Those exercises Gladstone has sunk into comatose Qf physical culture were almost State. i I t 1 it. - periecD aou wnen me mtio iuis, Spanish cabinet Formed. s I with their little dolls in their Madrid, 1.40 p. m. -The News i hand would an thronah the differ- generous to the needy and sufler says the Spanish cabinet has-been ent movements'they had the aten- ing-- The proprietors of Dr. King's formed. Sagasta is minister of for- . - ri,. New Discovery for Consumption, eign affairs. ' Leon y Castillo is seo- ,tlon ot.u onhre audience, lhe CoQ hs and ColdB have given away recary or war wixn me ranK or neu "avA over ten million trial bottles of this tenant general; unnon minister or the same nature, and was, of l-.. A- nwA utt 00;Q fi i n x I . I Kicav wcuiuuc, auu uavo vud caiio " w -S ' j icourSO. LU LLIO UUl. I r 1 1 1 T See Our Display of Silk Grenadines All Silk Pretty BlacK for Over Dresses Fine Organ dies from 6c. to 25c. Crash Skirts 60 and 75c Cannon & Fetzer Company. Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be of the interior; R F Capdepon mm- mt ! Qoa 'aQi . a i xacuon 01 Kiiowiog i. dim bdbo uter of jn8tic;CGroizard minister Two oung ladies read essays curerj thousands of hopeless of public instruction. Sagaata sub- subjects ot 'Habits and Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoar cases. Hoarseness mits the names of the ministers to "North Carolina," and were of an(j an diseases of the Throat the Queen Kegent today . The cab- good thought and the styles were Chest and Lungs are surely cured easy-flowing and interesting. ' by it. Call at P. B. Fetzer's drug met officers will be sworn in this evening. The Premier will act as minister of foreign affairs pending the arrival of Castillo. i Astorn Sworn In. Washington, 2 40 p. m. Lieu tenant Colonel Astorn was sworn in this morning. j As for the music, we have store and get a trial bottle free. Reg heard it before and when we ular size 50c. and $1. Every bottle I name the participants the people I guaranteed, or price refunded. will, without our compliments, pronounce it as fine as could be found anywhere. Miss Mary Jno. K Patterson is at China PERSONAL POINTERS. , v x s.i 1111 l V 4Urf- H "Ef YOU FURNISH THE FEE ? .. E DO THE RE? . That m11 wp ffik you fo do n r- ni"h the f-et. We will not onv do the Tes but we will do it well fox $2 50 V si Vi m ) We have everything in Oxfordc except your feet. An ounce of satisfaction is worth a ton of talk, Satief action goes with every pair of shoes we sell. Respectfully, Dry A Miller, Shoe Furnishers. All a Mistake Lewis Harris presided at the piano Grove today. Mrs. J S Draughon. of Columbia. Und the audience was treated to Tm 1 Tirl. , t. 'I r L iUl.liOOO UiV-VBUUU) 10,'7feuuo w vvaBmngion. alter duetts and eolos by Miss Rose bury will be in our city tonight, spending several months in our -L 7 , i , v ! J J 6 city at the home of her parents, arrl8 ana mr-12 u -o-owianq. Mrs. James P Cook has gone to Mr. and Mrs. J F Stirewalt. of Can-1 Alter the exercises were about Charlotte. ?nWa t0 - 0d1 Druggist W Moose, of Mt. her home in Pennsylvania. programme was introduced which Pleasant, went oyer to Charlotte r, J reflected much credit both on the this morning to attend the meeting Dr. B F Wilson, of Converse Cols j i, of the Pharmaceutical Association. the closing exercises of the Concord Plls- The pnpilfl, after attending High School tomorrow mornincr will the services at the Presbyterian arrive in town tenight and will stay church, are required to make a HSiriV year the following persons made the highest grade to whom Rev. Kankin pre sented each with a handsome book ; Misses Zilphia Culp, of Pilot Mountain, N. 0., and Mozblle Misenheimer and Maggie Winecoff, of near here. j - j Tn A lAranHflr aloA TirABOnf f to five young ladies each a Bible bfVlfl & MOf riSOIl and diploma for havine memoriz- GR0CER5 ed the shortest catechism, xne at the St. Cloud Our "War Car, City of KnoxTille,"is safe in port,ro:ded with the finest cargo of Golden Oak Suits ever shown in this part'ofNorih Caro lina. She was not captured by the SpanishFJeet of hih prices as re ported. She waslsafely guarded into port byl'ourKGunboat, "High! Prico Exploder," with lOOjmattress' aboard at prices rangingjfrom $1.25 to 15.00. Heanng is believing, seeing. is the x a'ted tri tb. You can hear from anyone that has;ever beenin our store that wethave the "stuIT, an4 we make the .prices. Whatjwe sayIuntoroEe;wtIsayIuntorall.I ICome'ancBsee. Bell, Harris & Company P. S. We are still in the undertaMngabusi ness at the old stand. See Bell. Those Chairs . - . - . - Never before offered eo cheap. Thirty-three large rocking uphol stered ohairs worth $2.50, for the next ten days at only $1.39. Think of it, one dollar and thirtymine cents, ca8n. Craven Brothers. e, A. Freo Itccture. Rev, J L 8hinn. of Mooreavil will give a free lectare t the nonrfc honee tonight at 8 o'clock to the Jr. J. TJ, A. M, Ths public is cordial lj invited. " Cakes Jam Up Fresh AT- Residence Phone 90. Store Phone 12.

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