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vVtDNESDAY
May H. IS'JU
' (sriiKiV :i::n. .MII.KS.
ilv .ti.-...-.i..n ..rhf P.v.i.l-..t. who
,W'rov-s the findings A-tig h'lval
' war M,ikl,jobn Sunday made public
lh, report of llu- military court appolnt
,., vetiKote tl- -linntos mad, y
Maior-Uoncnil Mil-s cninianJiug lh
Iirmv. that ih.- U-f -npplicl to flu- army
,inri, U... nr Spain was m.!.t
for the us.' of 111.' troops.
T1K. o.ort find that General Miles'
allecations that Hie refrigerated beef
was"ireated with eliemieals were not es
lal.lisheil; iliat his allegations coneeru
,... the .aimed fresh or canned roast
l.vf were sustained as to its umuita
l.ility for food as used on the f.".insp .i ts
and as a long-continued field ration.
G. neral Miles is censured for "erro.-'
hi fnilins to promptly notify the S '...fu
ry of War when he first formed the
opinion that the food was nnSt. Gen
eral Kagnu, formerly commissary a-wr-mI
is censured for too extensive p ir-
.-hases of the canned beef as an rntri-d
ration. Colonel Mans, of Gener-il Mil-s
staff, is also censured.
The court finds tbut the packers v.-cro
not at fault :thnt the meats si.ipp.i-J
the army were of the same quality as
those supplied to the trade generally, and
recommends that no further nro'.-e-nnss
he taken in the premises.
From this report it appears that Gen.
Miles was correct in his view that the.
l.eef was unfit for a continuous diet, but
he was wrong in his conclusions as to
why it was not wholesome and he also
committed an error in not "klckin
when he swallowed the first dose of the
neuseating diet. Indeed it seems to (is
that the findings of the conrt arc correct
mi this noint for if the food made th
soldiers sick as Gen. fliles charges, then
it was certainly as little as he could
have done to notify the commissary gen
eral of the fact. The only thing stispt
eious about the report to us is that it
iumr9 on old Kagnn for buying to- much
of the beef. Well if Miles did i...t com-
nlain Eagan ivideutly thought that 1
was feeding 1)im on the fat or tin- land
and just continued to pile up the orders
for this stuff, which Miles afi-rward
called "embalmed beef.'- The m -i re-
.'.v.:n o.ihtr oliont tin- renorl ;n;:f
llt-lllll lull., -
the whole affair ends now.
THIS PREACHER A FIGHTER.
. V Y . Mav t. ReV.
Warren H. Wilson is pastor of the Bap
tist church of Pawling, nuem-aa
tv Pawling has gone no license for
several vears, and all the liquor deal
ers have been driven out of business.
The Pawling flub, however, flourishes,
and prominent men belong to it.
Two weeks ago he characterized the
club as a 'rum hole where graud
jurors are selected to sit in excise cases."
few weeks ago wnne me uuiubiit
addivssed the law and Order League
at Quaker Hill his norse -was iukch
from the shed, its mane and tail cut off
and the wagons erateneo; nnu uaimigeu.
KorniwiiiK a conveyance Rev. Mr. Wil
, started to drive honi. In a lonely
place, ten or twelve masked men sprain;
li-., m the bushes. They remained that
he leave town.
C wards," cried the minister, seiz
ing ti is whip and leaping out of the
wagon. "I'm not afraid of the whole
pack f you." He struck out with liU
whip and his assailants Bed.
SA1.K OF A CON FEDKUATF. HOME
At Atlanta, Ga., Tuesday last, the
i ...,(-... i,. Mohliprs' Home was sold at
public outcry, and was bought for $8,000
by Joel Hurt. The bidding was iigui uim
there was only one other -who made a
proffer for the property. The price paid
was a disappointment, nor omy 10 u:
trustees, but to the large number of
veterans and citizens who were present
tr. lonrn tvlnir nriee the home would
bung. In the ract ot lanu mere is
acbiit 111)1-3 acres, and the handsome
i.iiii.lniir nf ceventv-five rooms, which
has never been occupied. The result
of the sale will be reported to the court
in the next few dnys, and juuge pump
kin w ill take official action. It is thought
he will refuse to connrni the sale.
Much in Little
Is especially true of ll sl s V for lioiafdl
dne ever contained so great -.atlve power la
o small space. The) i. ;. iolf medicine
tOood's
chest, uln ii ready,
irays efflcU'iit. i.lwavs sat
isfactory; prevent u cold
..... nllr.. nil liver ills.
sick headache, Jaundice, constipation, etc. 20c.
The only Fills to take wlll noou Dursajmiuu
KM'ELUvK ATF.S.
',l!iv i he Confederate veterans from
uli over the .southland gather at Charles
ion to participate in the annual reun
i,.n Year bv vcar their ranks are
irrowine thinner and as the once mighty
host diminishes to a mere handful, these
reunions grow all the more sacred. Tho
..rnsjmce of the I'nited States cruiser
Raleigh at Charleston this week, during
the Confederate Veterans Reunion, is
one of the visible evidences of the fading
away of sectional differences in this conn
iry, and the government at Washington
is greatly to be commended for honor
inir ihn neension in this manner. It is
perhaps the most conspicuous act of thi
sort since the civil war.
Hut while the veterans of the sixties
gather at Charleston the noble women
at home, as in the days that tried their
souls and tested their patriotism, are not
unmindful of the Messed right which is
ihcir, as the guardians ot the hallowed
.lay which wrapts the mortal remains of
the most glorious soldiers the world ever
saw. So today the ladies of the memo
rial association strew the graves of tho
dear departed trith the offerings of spring
audi while they drop a tear for their
loss and for the soldiers' hardships, they
offer n prayer of thanksgiving to God
for such examples of heroism.
It is regretted that a memorial exor
cises eould not be held today but nothing
could prevent some of tho faithful women
from fnlfillng their duty of love.
SALE OS LAND.
P,y authority of n judgment of the
Superior court rendered In special pro
ceedings, entitled Wesley Whitaker vs.
Marv A. Lawrence, being a proceeding
to sell the land hereinafter described for
division. We will on .Monday, May
29th, 1S00, 1- o'clock ui at the
court house door of Wake county, Jta
leigh, N. C, sell at public auction to the.
highest bidder for cash the lot on East
Hargett street, where the said Wesley
Whitaker now resides which is bounded
on the north by Hargett street, on thr
east by lot of A. Creed;, on the south
by the lot of Helvin. on the west by lots
of T P. Sledge and Wesley lioone.
W. N. JOXES,
M. A. BLEDSOE,
Commissioners.
and Hats.
BARGAINS FOR ALL
MAY 8th to MAY 13th
One Whole Week !
I Just What You Want. & 8 Ladies' Trimmed Hats.
VOLCANIC- ERUPTIONS
Are grand; but Skin Eruptions rob
life of jov. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them, also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, L leers, Roils, Melons,
Scalds. Channed Hands. Chilblains, Best
Tile cure on earth. Drives out Pains
and Aches. Only 2d cts. a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by all druggists.
A Relish that Adds Piquancy
to the flavor of a meal, in all the most
delicious sauces, condiments, and pickler
in varied assortment wo have purchased
fnr thn anrini, apoann W Invito Vflllr
attention to a few of our leaders given
neiow:
R.ile's Horseradish Mustard, 15 (U
and 20 i-u. jar.
Heinz.' Evaporated Horseradish, 2") els
a bottle.
Bavle's Celery Catsuo. a delicious von
d'ment, 15 cts a bottle.
LuU Sr Schramm s Chili Sauce, 'M cts
a bottle.
I n' & Schramm's Celery Sauce, 25 els
U buUie
Curtice Hros. Blue Label Catsup, S"
cts a bottle.
G It & Co.'s Melrose Catsup, 10 els
and li its a bottle.
Nichols' Celery Salt, 15 cts a bottle.
Durkec's Salsd Dressing, 30 cts and
50 cts a bottle.
Koyal Salad Dressing," 30 cts and 50
cts a bottle.
Magnificent line of Olives and Pickles,
all prices.
Bulk Olives, 40 cts qt assorted Mati
goes 25 cts a qt.
Bayle's Tarragon Vinegar, 15 eta a
bottle.
Our slock is warranted pure and health
ful. 17. G. Upchurch & Co.,
Leading Faucy Grocers, 24 Fayctte
ville Street. Bell 'Phone 169- 2. Inter
Statc'Phone 290.
Old Fashion Mountain
Buckwheat. JJ
Big Cain Georgia Syrup, j
Dried N. C. Mullett Roe. f
N. C. Roe He rings.
N. C. Hams.
J. R. Ferrall & Co,
222 Fayc'tcvillc Street.
All ,f i oo Silks at
All
All
All
All
-All
All
8C .
75
6oc. 50c.
25c.
Slks at
Silks at
Silks at
Silks at
Silks at
Silks at
77c
74c
62 I-2C
50C
27c
2 11"
A Big Lot to Buy From.
All $6.00
5.00
4.00
3.00
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
2-5
1.50
1,00
Hats at
Hats at
Hats al
Hats at
Hats at
Hats at
Hats at
Hats at
$4 So
4.00
3.20
2.40
200
1 ,20
1 .00
80
u mm. auk &
Will Ltfie theroopina spirits in defiq
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THE ONLY ALUMINUM CONNECTED GLASS DIPPER.
1.
This sale embraces all trimmed
Hats in stock.
0
To make the sale more interesting we will add
the entire
Ribbon Stock
At Reduced Prices.
W00LLG0TT & SOU
Glass Dipper
10c. Each, $1.00 per Doz.
JACOB S. ALLEN, JR.,
HARDWARE,
.11 Pout!. Wil'iiinu'Kin Street.
SOMETHING! EW
Our 3.50 Russia
OXFORD,
Your SUocs hull-soled with our
Cushion Soles in live niinulcs for
35c. They wear longer than
leather. Soft and nice to the
feet, for ladies and t;rins ;it
S. C. POOL'S.
T.KDKH IN KINK SI'OKS
ItT SOME SPECIALS IN TRUNKS, VALISKS, &.
THOMAS & CAMPBELL'S
Great Spring Bargains,
During the next three years the gov
ernment will build a mammoth printing
office in Washington, -which will cost
iW.OOOiOOO and will be the most cotn-j-ilrtc
printing establishment In the world.
FOB
THE llhSX PKBSOBIPTION"
UU1LLS.
nd Fever it a bottle of Grort'i Taste
less Chill Tonic. The formula is platnly
printed on each bottle, dhowtng that tt
la aim ply Iron and Qainlua hi a taste
lets form. Imltaton do not adrertlse
their formula becanae if they did they
twr that you wonld b afraid Co take
tbtir medicine. Ha sure then yon ret
Urova'a ti the formula show .what yon
are taking. NO CUBB NO PAT. Trice
00 centa. . -
Another Groat Free Distribution
Encouraged by tbe success of tie Free Distribution of packages of JOHNSON S DVSL'KPSIA
CURE and the remarkable sale it has attained in Raleigh since the people were given a chance to
test its merits, WM. SIMPSON, tbe Druggist bas made arrangemonls with the Julinson Labora
tories of Pgiladelphia, whereby be is enabled to give free to every adult wbo applies at his s'o--e
32(5 Fayelteville Street
Saturday, May 13th, 1899
a package of the well known acd justly ce!ebratd
9
ciason'S KIDHY
Nature's own remedy for tie cure of '
RRIGHT'S DISEASE1 CONGESTION OP THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER TROUBLE. DROPSICAL SWELLINGS,
gout,grv SWEPLESSNESS. NERVOUSNESS
T&y$fmlm Kidneys, Blood and Urinary, Organs
JO
PILLS
; A positive cure for all diseases and blood Impurities which are directly
' cr indirectly caused by derangad action of the Kidneys.
Com In tnd Git a Frto Ptckagi of this Roratrktblo Rcmsdy You ire Welcone,
Thisis the St ore full from
bottom to top with all the
latest styles of Furniture
and Housefu rnishing
Goods.
- Thomas & Gampfioll,
Martin Street, RaleiehN. Cf