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V. . ft- , f "3 "1, 4. .-"'V". BT Hi TOUES-VIS- im COMPACT meomeotua- KD. OFFICE IN THE PUimN BUILDING SUBSCRIVriOU PRICES. One Tear 13-00 glx Months H.W One Month 25 (Entered as Second-Class Mall Matter.) 0nion THE LEADER IN THE NEWS AND IN CIRCULATION. TELEPHONE NO FRIDAY July 1, Q HEROES OF WAR ANDPEACt x . ,,, .otoa nne' $ Ay, that is a star that takes one s breath, 3 How the men rowed out in the face of death; S Rowed as calmly as fishermen 3 may Who haul their nets at the break Z But'never was fish net hauled in S the weather That riile and cannon shelled to $ gether Rained on those sailors who drew S from its bed The wise sea serpent ana ciumi- a pri its heaa ' S Heroes of war are they! Song and 3 story S Shall add their names to the list - S of glory t But where is the story and w here is the song S For the heroes of peace and the martyrs ot wrong. Xl' .""";'... nfc. no sign within two miles ot the city, leaving S And the living envy the fortun- ?'u with only a limited supply of cistern t S ate dead vater & As they fight for a pittance of . 3 butterless bread. jiavor Huss is often non committal They herd like b6aStS in a 8,aUgh- t'n certain subjects but he gives him S ter pen , . They live like cattle and suffer self dead away on the question of 3 like men. S annexation of the Philippines and Ha S Why, set they the horrors of such $, waii The reasin given for the belief a life! 'of his opposition to such a course is 3 Like a merry-go-round seems the . 3 battle's strife; j tna' must people of his build are op- $And the open sea, and the open $ posed to further expansion. boat, ! ? And the deadly cannon with bel- , Lieutenant Blue has again traversed lowing throat, I .. - ,.K . j Oh! what are they all, with death , , 8 thrown in, took a vie,v of Sanii.fc and its har- $ To the life that has nothing to.bor. located each of Cervera's vej-lc, $ lose or win .made valuable maps and notes and The life that as nothing to hope -P-effected a safe return t0 nis pfJSt of s or gain , But ill-paid labor and beds of ; duty as commander of the auxiliary s pain.' i Fame, where is your story and $ where is your song $ $ For the martyrs of peace and the victims of wrong? W Tlla WhMlap Wilnv in 4i The New York Journal. ' tion ,vitn a Permanent base of sup Q&t&&&$&&$ $xxSSSSx3S$ ' plies, aggressive movement on San- j tiago w ill be delayed. So far no re Stamp that check before you send sistance to his advance has been made, it out today. I but when he shall have arranged all the details of his campaign In Eastern Egypt's little bluff at Cainara was too thin to hold water. McKinley ad'erlics? the Lieutenant tJenoTalcy race a free-for-all event. I Admiral Dewey used up the Spanish If Hawaii is annexed Queen Lilli- fleet at Manila before breakfast, Samp oukalani may introduce the hula-hula 1 son and Schley chased Cervera ia.ll dance at Honolulu. Most any old lulu would take now. McKinley seems to think 310 pounds of Shatter is sufficient to hold things down about Santiago. During the annexation discussion in the Senate the Coco-cola habit may cause some Senators to be encored. "Br'er" Watson may be the com mander of a flying squadron that will make Spanish fur fly. That American Vesuvius and its moonlight serenades about Santiago Is not relished by the Spaniards. Admiral Dewey has Invited admiral Montejo to the reception he will give Camara when he enters the harbor at Manila. The Invitation says: "You know how It is yourself monte." There is a growing jealousy between the provost guards of the Second Reg iment and members of the police force, due to the fact that Raleigh girls like some blue coats and brass buttons bet ter than others. ' As the war goes on efforts to swindle the government increase ,in number. To the credit of the" administration be it said that nearly all of these mean attempts have been promptly detected ! and smashed. Montgomery Press truly expresses it ' thus: ; War nas its renown, but the : blessings of peace are alone enduring. That will be -a gladsome : day when our ships coma calling proudly borne, and peace shall reign, not only, within the fastnesses of our native land, but wherever our free flag floats. The Fourth of July will be a roar ing success at Niagara Falls as well as at the Falls of Neuse. The Fourth ef July will be an appro priate day for General Shatter to run up the Stars and Stripes at Santiago. And now Gen. Joe Wheeler is climb ing trees to observe the Spaniards' movements in Santiago. The First of July and the First of August are now In a degree alike. To day is Stamp Day and one month hence is Dog Day. Some of our exchanges contain rank paragraphs. One says "Incidentally it might be well in mentioning that Cadiz fleet to ask where Cad iz." The Spanish officials do not like it because our troops steadily advance upon them under their most galling fire. That is the kind of pork the Yan kee pig is made of. General Merritt is now on his way to Manila where he will assure the jlieople by a proclamation already pre pared, of the laudable designs of his army. The Confederate Veteran's reunion at Atlantta next month will be the grandest occasion that organization has tVfi- witnessed. Accommodations for jn.C'iii visitors have been perfected. A nn st beautiful illustration of the return f good for evil is being ex cxi niplififil by the insurgent chief AguinaKli' at Manila. See the effect uf a slum acquaintance with Admiral Perhaps imr State volunteers are n this war f"i' patriotic motives only, - $,but Unit- are smile, who. at this time, : a very much interested in the pay tr fifteen day's .-rv-e that they didn't ? . ' e " ' -v, ; wll( f.ltr ooms up jn f the limit ranks ..f the army of Cuban ,; invasi.m. The Central is perfectly at ? hl,Vi. ,,.,.,. .,ml Kin , ,,umj one of . the iiixt exeuisi. mists to register his ai rival at Santaigo. The Spanish minister f naval affairs will have no iliftn-ulty in locating com nioiloH' Watsin's 11 -t whin once it sails for Spain. Just wait and one of the Oregon's big guns vi!l pii-sent its card. I'mler direction of Onera! Wh 'cicr, mains of the Santiago water supply gunboat suwanee. General Shatter is doing nothing half way, and until he shall have establish ed a system of perfect communica- Cuba then concerted action by his land forces and the naval forces under Sampson and Schley Santiago must fall. about the waters of the West Indies and the Carribran Sea for a fight, and now Watson is going across the At lantic to wake up the interests of the Spaniards. It seems that we have absolute command of the sea as against Spain and our fleets can not allow the dons to even an open brush upon the waters. HARGETT STREET TRAMWAY. There has been much said recently relative to the delay in the work on the Hargett Street Tramway and many of the comments were made by those who had failed to make a care ful Investigation into the situation. In the report of the street committee printed elsewhere in today's Times Visitor, the reasons for the delay in this work are stated In no uncertain terms. The entire report is of interest to everyone concerned in the progress of the city and it is a duty of those who have criticised the street com mittee to read their statement and learn the true status of affairs. THE FLAG. Ex-President Harrison in a speech once said: I would be glad if there could be an American flag in every American home. There is an inspira tion in "it. It has a story wrought into its every fold until each thread has some lesson to tell of sacrifice and heroism. It is the promise of all that we hope for. It is to ft and about it that we must foster and hold the affections of our people If these insti tutions are to be preserved. BUCKIJBN'B ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, flores. Ulcers, Salt ' Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to glre perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Ernp- For sals by all druggists. . - , - WAR SYMBOLS DESIGNATED. Symbols, Flags and Pennants to Indi cate Corps, Divisions and Brigades. The War Department has adopted a series of symbols to be used in des- ignating tne various organizations in the volunteer and regular forces dur- ing the war. This general order has . , . , . been issued from the oftice of the Ad- jutatnt General: "Headquarters of the Army, "Adjutant General's Office, "Washington, June 26, 1898. "When the land forces of the United States are organized into army corps, anywhere on the avenue; a pair of divisions and brigades the same will be shoulder straps, and a string or piece designated by the following symbols: of braid around my hat to designate Hags and pennants; made according to that I am an officer." description and designs in the office "You. will have to get a fine horse, of the Quartermaster General: General," continued the interlocutor. "Svmbols Cavalry corps, a winged "General Butler has had a 1400 black horse foot; artillery corps, crossed con- stallion presented to him, and other leaf projectiles with round shot above Generals have secured fine horses." centre; First Corps, a circle over a let- "Well," replied Rosser. "I have some ter 'I' of special design; Second Corps, good stock down on my farm; but from a four-leaf clover; Third Corps, a three what I can learn a horse will not be tooth clutch; Fourth Corps, a caltrop; the suitable thing in Cuba; I think a Fifth Corps, a five bastion fort; Sixth mule will be best, and it is my expecta Corps, a six-tooth sprocket; Seventh tion to ride a mule." Corps, a seven-pointed 'star; Eighth, It may be that this Confederate vet Corps, two circles overlapping each eran with his flannel shirt and string other, one-third radius, resembling the around his hat, bestriding a mule, will figure '8;' Ninth Corps, a buzz saw with not be exactly in trim to court an amor nine teeth; Tenth Corps, two triangles, ous looking glass or caper nimbly in a point to point, resembling the letter lady's chamber to the lasclvous pleas 'X': Eleventh Corps, badge of the Tenth Corps with horizontal bar through cen tre representing 'XI'; Twelfth Corps, a square with a clover leaf at each cor ner, thertby showing twelve small cir cles: Thirteenth Corns, a palm leaf, with thirteen spikes; Fourteenth Corps,! a square with a half circle on each side; Fifteenth Corps, and anchor; Six-. teenth Corps, a bugle; Seventeeth Corps, a spear head; Eighteenth Corps, a battle axe; Nineteenth Corps, an arch; Twentieth Corps, a broom. "The divisions of a corps will be rep resented bv the color of the symbol, as follows: First Division, red; Second Division, white: Third Division, blue. "Corps headquarters will be desig nated by a swallowtail flag of yellow, six feet on the staff and nine feet 11 v, with a swallowtail two feet deep, tear ing in the centre the corps symbol four feet high, or occupying a space four feet square; the symbol to be in red. bordered in white three inches, and edged in blue one and one-half inches. "Division headquarters will be desig nated by a. flag four feet on the staff and six feet My, with the corps symbol in the centre two feet high, or occupy ing a space two feet square, as follows: Fiisi iiivision. a white Hag with corps symbol in red; Second Divison. a blue Mag with corps symbol in white: Third Division, a red tiag with corps symbol in blue. ' "riade headquarters will be des ignated by triangular pennants, four feet on the staff and four feet II v. di vided vertically into three parts, with the stripe next the staff of a color to represent tile number of the brigade in the division as follows: First bri gade, red; Second Brigade, white, and Third Brigade, blue. The stripe next to the staff, twelve inches wide: stripe in centre, eighteen inches wide, bearing in the centre the corps symbol one foot high, or occupying a space one foot square, in the color designating the di vision to which the brigade belongs, and a triangle at the point eighteen inches measured on the fly. Colors of the pennants to be as follows, reading from the staff to the point: "First Division B'irst Brigade, red, white and blue, corps symbol in red; Second Brigade, white, blue and red, coriis symbol in red; Third Brigade, blue white and red, corps symbol in red. "Second Division First Brigade, red, white and blue, corps symbol in white; Second Brigade, white blue and red, corps symbol in white; Third Brigade, blue, rcl and white, corps symbol in white. "Third Division uirst Brigade, red, white and blue, corps symbol in blue; I Second Brigade, white, red and blue, corps symbol in blue; Third Brigade, ' blue, white and red, corps symbol In blue. "The corps engineers will be desig nated by a swallowtail flag, 5 feet on the staff and B feet fly, with swallowtail 1 foot deep; flag to be divided In two hor izontal stripes of equal width, the lower stripe to be of blue, bearing the castle, symbolical of the engineers, in white, occupying a space 2 by 3 feet, the upper stripe to be white, bearing the corps symbol in fed, border in white and edges in blue, VA inches, 2 feet high, or occupying a space 2 feet square. "The Divisional engineers will be des ignated by a swallowtail flag, four feet on the staff and four feet fly. with swallowtail nine inches deep, the flag to be divided in two horizontal stripes of equal width, the lower stripe blue, the upper stripe white (with exception of that for Second Division, which will be red), bearing the corps symbol 18 inches high, or occupying a space 18 inches square in the color of the di vision to which the command belongs. "The corps cavalry will be designated by a swallowtail flag five feet on the staff and five feet fly, with swallowtail one foot deep; flag to be divided in two horizontal stripes of equal width, the lower stripe of yellow, bearing cross sabres in blue occupying a space 2 by 3 feet, the upper stripe to be of white, bearing the corps symbol In red, bor dered in white two inches and edged In blue one inch, two feet high, or occupy ing a space two feet square. "Division Cavalry will be designated by a swallowtail flag four feet on the staff and four feet fly, with swallowtail nine Inches deep; nag to be divided in two horizontal stripes of equal width, the lower stripes yellow and the upper stripe white (with the exception of that for the Second Division, which will be blue) bearing the corps symbol eigh teen inches high, or occupying a space eighteen inches square, in the color des ignating the division to which the com mand belongs. "The Corps Artillery will be desig nated bv a swallowtail flag five feet on the staff and five feet fly, with swal lowtail, one foot deep, flag to be divided in two horizontal stripes, of equal width, the lower stripe to be red, bearing crossed cannon in yellow, occupying a space two bv three feet, the upper stripe to be white, bearing the cors Bymbol in red, bordered in white two inches and edged in blue one inch, two feet high or occupying a space two feet square. "The Divisional Artillery will be des ignated by a swallowtail flag four feet on the staff and four feet fly, with a swallowtail nine inches deep; flag to be divided In two horizontal stripes -of equal width, the lower to be of red and the upper to be of white (with the ex ception of that of the Second Division, which will be blue), bearing the corps symbol eighteen inches high.or occupy ing a space eighteen square, in the col or designating the division to which the command belongs. - -"Members of the provost guard, when on duty, may wear upon the left breast as badge Of authority, the corps sym bol In tin or white metal. ' "By command of Major eneral Miles. "H. C. Corbin, Adjutant GeneraL" . NO GOLD LACE FOR HIM. General Rosser Will Wear an Exceed I ingly Simple Uniform. Among the Virginians who have re cently visited Washington, says the Richmond (Va.) Times, there has been! no more striking figure and none on whom more eyes were turned in admir la faze 'nan ln "alwa"f Iorm an sunburned, swarthy countenance ot Gerieral Thomas L. Rosser. A newly appointed officer asked Rosser where he was going to have his uniforms made. "They will cost you a lot of money," said he. "I have had six suits made, and they cost me Si 00. "I will only need," responded Rosser, "a flannel shirt which I can buy here ing of a lute, but for a Black Douglas ready for the devil's own work in des perate encounter commend us to the "Prince of Albemarle." No Cripe When you take Hood's Pills. The big, old-fashioned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you sll to pieces, are not In It with Hood's. Easy to takt and easy to operate, is H ue of Hood's Pills, which are ! I I up to date in every respect T III 5 Safe, certain and sure. All H III druggists. '-T-c. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Hie only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla, For Only. Boys always like fun, and to have this you must have Fire Crackers, Roman Candles, FOR THE 4th. And don't wait but come at once I before they are all gone, I Prices make them move, I LYON RACKET STORE Summer Goods. Water Coolers " Filters, Fly Fans, Brushes, Ice Shavers, Lemon squeezers,: "LAVA" enameled ware as pure as china to cook or to pre serve in. Call at JOS LUMSDEN'S. "GOOD THINGS TO EAT" ARE NOW, AS USUAL, TO BE PURCHASED OF VY. G. Upchurch & Co. A new lot of those famous Eastern North Carolina HAMS just arrived sizes from 4 lbs. to 25 lbs. Try a bottle of Pim-Olas; their flavoi and appetizing qualities cannot be ex celled " WE. ARE STILL LEADERS IN FINE CAKES and CRACKERS. Assorted Dessert Layer Cake. Walnut Cream Bon-bon Cake. Java Cocoanut Marshmallow Cake. Fine Fancy, Queen Mixed, Baby Mixed, and others. A new invoice of the celebrated -"MOUNTAIN ROSE PRESERVES," Peach, Apricot, California Cherries, Fig, Pineapple, Raspbeiry, Strawberry, etc., packed in 1 lb. glass jars. v.. ,v ' - '.. c ' We carry a complete line of Fine TEAS. "jerseyTutter," FRESH FROM THE DAIRY EVERT DAY. b ' We know what people desire who are judges of high grade food, and we keep onr stock in readiness to serve them. Polite attention and prompt de livery guaranteed. Yours for pure foood, , , V. G. Upchurch & Co. 124 Fayetteville St Phone 149 B, Boys Sacrifice Sale. OXFORDS ladies' Oxfords, or Black were $2.00 $2.50 on the Bargain, Counter this week at WE ALSO HAVE GRIPS, S. CROSS & A Cbaocs to Buy Clothing at Wholesale Prices. JUST A FEW WORDS, Commencing with June 1st and during June and July and August, we are de termined to make the clothing business hum. The reason for this is that early, in the Fall we move into OUR NEW STORE, and wo intend to move as few goo? then as possible. This is why we put moving prices on them now. The Seasc has practically just commenced, and you get the advantage of sacrifice righ the height of the season. -v FORMER PRICES. $ 7.50 and $8.50 10.00 and 11.00 12.50 and 13.50 15.00 and 18.50 17.50 and 20.00 22.50 and 25.00 PRICES AF SUITS Terms of Sale at Above No Goods Sent Out on Approbation. Here i a reduction that means dollar reduction hist as represented in this Ad. duction from prices that already saved to vou thev have srot to co, and vou ductious all through the store that you CROSS & Send Your Work to the OAK CITY STEAM And secure sible. New Printing Office, Alford, Bynum, and Christophers. PRINTERS .115 EAST HARGETT ST. High Grade Work Solicited. Printing of every description at lowest prices consistent with first class work. Our Motto: Work Delivered when Promised. 3 PRESENTS. Nothing briDgs greater joy ( to the happy bride on heri 'wedding day than the gifts of mer mends. STERLING SILVER, CUT GLASS, CHINA LAMPS, f PORCELAIN CLOCKS REAL BRONZES, BRIC-A-BRAC. Attractive store, a beautif u stock with attentive clerk 8 j Make the selection of your j gift an occasion of pleasure.; No charge ior engraving. ;H, .Mahler's Sons,, Jewelers and SilTenmlthi. - (wedding i Tan and $1.50 Good STYLE, COLOR, STOCK. VALISES AND TRUNKS AT C. POOL'S. L.Etlfi1. PRICES AFTEE JUXE 18 ; 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.")0 13 00 17.50 Prices Strictly Cash ! and cents to you and we guarantee the No marked up prices to fall on, but re you money. Come in, let us show them- misht as well have the benefit. Other re will hear from later. LINEHAN, LAUNDRY. best laundry work pos J. K. MARSHALL- PROPRIETOR NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXB CUTION. North Carolina, Wake county, in tk Superior Court, (jiuia Hogue vs. Root. E. Parham, et ale. By virtue of an execution directed to the undersigned frbm the Superior court of Wake county, in the above entitled action, I will on Monday the 4th day of July, 1898, at 12 o'clocM noon, at the court house door of Mid county, set) to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said execution, all the right, title and Interest which the said Robt. E. Parham, defendant, has la. the following described real estate, to wlt: One house and lot situated on Bait Martin street beginning at D. C. Mao- . gum's stable, lot rune east 113 feet t Mrs. Lowry'a line thence south 11 feet, with her line to the Kramer line thence west 113 feet to the Mangum line, thence north 210 feet to the be ginning on Martin street. s One house and lot situated on south side of Martin street being east halt of lot conveyed to R. E. Parham by John Armstrong by deed recorded la book 128, page 171, said Register of Deed's office, being lot 47 feet by HI feet First Tract A 'certain tract of laad lying in Wake Forest township, knwoa as lot No. S, In the partition of lands of Jas. Wiggins deceased, allotted t Rosa Bt. Parham b.b will appear by re- ference to Book A, page 64, partllos of land records, Clerk's of floe Su perior court Wake county, containing . 144 acres. Second Tract Lying In Wake Forest township being a 6-8 undivided. Inter est in lot No. 2 In the division of th lands of Jas. Wlggans, deceased (above referred to allotted' to Annie J. Grlf ds in said proceedings, containing 124 Acres. . ..:."'.;V:'":':;W-';V-i':: Third tract Situated In Wake Forest township on Smlthfleld road joining the lands of the estate ot W. H. Pace and others containing 75 acres, bains ' the lands conveyed to said R. E, Par ham by Marcellua Rogers and wife by deed recorded In book 87. page 171. said Register's office, ' ' ,- ' Fourth Tract Situated la, said ' Wak Forest township lying oa Powell's Creek, joining the. lands of W. H. Pace and others being the same land conveyed, to R. E. Parham by J. R. Watkins and wife, see book 92. page 42. said Register's office.; . :- Flifth Tract-Being a tvset ot land te St. Mary's township, Wake county ad joining the lands of' Brya&t Todd. Thos. Busbee, Sarah C Tarbofo ta4 others and being lot No. 1, in the di vision of the, lands of the late Haywwes) Griffls and which was allotted tt liar B. Griffls. containing 150 H. 'f. JONES, v -Sheriff If ike County. 1 .''i'ijU-JiiiiJr'.' 'z- t
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