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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-28
NEWS Of AMERICAN NAVY
The Justin. a Great Collier, toes
in Commission Today.
TO REPLACE THE CUSHING
T.a Dynamite Cruiser Nictheroy
Viii sail Northuard From Brazil
SaTUFday-A Lieutenant IN the
Dutch Navy Comes tn Watch the
Mar-In>rectine Transports.

craft suitable tor transports. Golfers
| and refrigerating vessels are now being
inspected by the auxiliary cruiser board.
This is tai ken as indicating that the Gov
ernment is contemplating sending a large
| force 10 Cuba.
The Illinois. one Of the American line
steamers now in Philadelphia, will prob
ably be purchased for refriserating
vessel Such a craft would be used for
conveying large quantities of meat tor
th,. use of an army. Several other vessels
are under consideration. The steamer
Aheranda. which arrived yesterday from
Newcastle. may be inspected The steanf-
| er Regulus was inspected. She Il adapted
| tor "A collier.
Work was begun yesterday upon the
tug Alien which il to be converted into
cruiser. She is now at the Quintard iron
Works.
Lieutenant Commander Patch and
/ chief Engines Dixon returned yesterday
| from the West They inspected the yacht
| Comanche at Cleveland and the Inquirer
al Buffalo.
Lieut.. c s. Bruins who was on the re-
tired list. has been made the recorder of
the board.
The Justin.
philadelphia. Pa April 2S-The big
collier Justin. has been commissioned
into the United States Navy at League
Island. 1t will he two weeks, however,
before she is ready to sail away to Key
West with cargo of coal. In the mean
while she will he docked painted lead
color. have quarters arranged for crew
of fifty men, and be given thorough
cleaning within The officers of the
Justin are Commander G. +. lde. 7. w.
RYAN. executive officers: Ensigns Nc
Name. and Leigh and Assistant Engin-
eer Low.
TIE ViNen's crew took up their quar-
tiers aboard today She will get away
Saturday for Key West The St. Paul
will probably leave Cramps shipyard
sunday The majority of the ships thin
~ guns have been mounted.
The NictbeIoy.
Paris. April 2S-A dispatch received
here from Rio Janeiro announces than
the dynamite cruiser Nictheroy. purchas-
ed by the United States. will sail north
ward on Saturday next. escorted by a
Brazilian warship.
Guarding Boston.
Lynn. April 2S-The cruiser Columbia.
Capt james II. Sands, has been off here
AZ the entrance to Boston harbor all
day She has been cruising up and down
the coast from Cape Ann to Boston Light
and practicing with her small arms.
A monitor. supposed To- be the Caiskil I
sighted at sunset heading for Bos-
ton. A large tugboat accompanied her.
Work was begun on old Fort Sewall at
Marblehead Ii will be armed with heavy
guns of long range. Ii commands an ex-
tended sweep OF Massachusetts Bay. In
all sescoast towns companies of home
guards are being formed To resist in
vasion. Considerable anxiety is felt over
report that the Spanish fleet is max
ing FOR New England.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-08

did was one of the contiu- as
lutely necessary in the cau...
war"
1t was true. As reported. BE- s7
men had 10 wear their shirts f.-
thirty days without n chang l..
was because they had thrown .-.-
extra clothing.
He held the climate ~,uor. .
the sickness that followed the
though il was possible that ~.t.
appropriate food. better coaE.u.
shelter some OF the sickness mf
been prevented. 1t is my or. .
said. that any one going from +.
mate to Cuba will have IT, ~u
acclimatinc fever there. ! don't.
per cent have escaped absolute.
Summing up General 1.awtun .
Taking into consideration tH.
tons thai we were obliged To- .....
character Of the country. It's c'iu...
other things being considered. |
there were no serious or gross mis-
made. | ran say there WAS ua ....
care ON the part Of amy 20 thn-
thority. whose duty it WAS ta 5..E
the interests of the camp. We hal ..
us rs fine staff officers as there M
the world: no better officers T.
men. working night and day"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-08

enough to haul it the four miles neces-
| sary. despite acquisitions mades
SUPPLIES NOT RECEIVED YET.
When we could not get men in the
division hospital on account Of its over
crowding." SAID Colonel Ca ffee, I'VE had
no medicine to give the sick. We made
requisition for it and they were returned
with this endorsement from the chief
surgeon of the corps:
Medicines are issued only TO men in
division hospital and not TO those in
quarters
In my opinion it was a great mistake
TO do away with the regimental hos
pitlls. But had the division hospitals
at Chickamauga been anything like the
one here at Camp Hamilton there would
have been no fault to find"
Colonel Thomas j. Smith. Third Ken
lucky said his regiment was not equip
ped with clothing for three weeks after
its arrival at Chickamauga. nor with
arms for a month.
He had no complaint. however. 10
make. az he thought everything posi-
bic had been done to supply them.
Lieutenant Colonel -. u. Mitchell,
First Territorial. testified that although
the regiment was mustered into service
lut HlIutile VI July 1t tld no. ItCtINt us
arms until three weeks ago. 1t has not
yet received all its clothing. The men
suffered without blankets.
They lave told us every day for ten
days said Colonel Mitchell, that our
stoves would be here tomorrow, but they
have not come yet"
Lieutenant Colonel r. w. Banks. the
commanding officer of the Third Mis-
sissippi, paid high compliments to the
officers Of all departments at Camp
Hamilton.
Colonel Banks testimony completed
the sittings of the commission for tonight
and tomorrow a private and non-cOmmis-
stoned officer, in most cases QuartermaS-
ter sergeant. will appear to testify.
General Dodge stated to the Asso-
ciated Press that the commission hopes
to finish its work here by Wednesday
night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-08
A DOCTORS BRUTALITY

Cincinnati. November 3-General
Dodge. General Sexton and DR.. Common,
of the war investigating commission, in
spected the hospitals at Fort Thomas,
kentucky. to-day.
The afternoon session was occupied in
the hearing of three witnesses. mostly
on the condition of the division hospitals
at Chickamauga.
The first witness was Major f. +. Het-
burn. of the Second Kentucky, now mus
tered out.
In answer to questions by DR.. Conner
he stated that he served on a commits
sion appointed on account of a complaint
of the Colonel Of the First Arkansas to
investigate the division hospital.
This commission was appointed in the
latter part Of August and reported about
September 9TH. The hospital, the wit
ness said, was in Il chaotic condition.
The sinks were as close as $50 feet from
the wards and were in an unclean CON
ditiOn. There was a dumping ground
where other refuse was thrown.
In many regiments. said the witness.
The most worthless men were detailed
for nurses. The detail was made ac-
cOrding to regulation. The fault was
not Of tho medical department, but CT
the system. The commission found I'M
necessary suffering because of lack Of
tents and Of cots so that the patients
We're exposed to the rain and compelled
to lie on the ground. This was the
fault of the quartermaSter's department.
acquisitions were not filled for from two
to ten days and in some instances were
not filled at all.
PATIENTS WE'RE FLY BLOWN.
The only complaint against the medical
corps was in the case of one Major Hub
bard, who required the sick to stand
at attention while attending sick calls.
The medical corps was not neglectful
but was disheartened. because of inabil-
lty to get supplies. medicine and proper
nursing. As instances of neglect. the
witness said his commission had much
testimony that patients were allowed to
remain filthy in their bed and were ac-
tually fly blown. This neglect was
~chargeable to the nurses directly.
The evidence before the commission
showed that the medical officers were
conscientious and did their utmost to
remedy the evils prevailing in the hos
pltals. The witness read the statement
of Major Smith and of Colonel Hof.
made to his commission. The former
was a scathing arraignment of the Ineff-
clellc! oi uhe department.. Medi-
clnes. medical apparatus. ice and drink
ing water and other necessities were not
furnished. lie also complained bitterly
OF the lncompetency of the nurses.
In answer to 4 question by General
Dodge the witness said he did NOT know
at the time he made this investigation
that the hospital commandant had au-
thority to purchase any medical and
commlssary supplies and he did not think
the commandment knew it. For Ali the
medical corps complained Of inability to
get supplies.
HCBBARD'S BRUTALITY.
:, Captain Price, Of the Second Kentucky.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-08
GEN. LAWTON'S TESTIMONY.


Washington, Nov. 4.-Acting for The
war investigating commission Colone
DENLY has taken the testimony of Gen
eral I.aWton, who was iii command OF
the Second division Of the Fifth corps
i'll the Santiago campaign, and who has
but recently been relieved Of the com
mand of the Department of Santiago.
His narration began with the en-
barkation Of the troops at Tampa
Speaking Of the voyage over he said the
transports were furnished as well a
could be expected as they We're not troop
ships. The medical and commissary sup
plies were sufficient to prevent abso-
lutte discomfort. True. there was SONS
confusion owing to misunderstanding OF
orders but the General did not beii ave
that any real hardship had been occa-
stoned thereby.
Referring to the result of the battle at
Ell Caney he said:
Il had received very Imperative orders
to move to my left, to the right of Gen
eral Wheeler's command, but my situl-
ton was such that it was inn,racticablo
for me to leave Caney until | had cap
tured it,
General Lawton said his division lost
40 men killed AMI wounded, and thai
all the Woundel had been accounted for.
There were no an~nui.}nccS. bGt Srma
litters, how man7 he did noc know.
KNOWING there was to be a fi9l+.
how does it happen that you did not
have enough filters, enough surgeons and
the proper hospital CORPSE" Colonel
DENLY asked.
We'll. | cannot say here Dr,. not
enough" General Llwton replied.
How do YOU account for the fact that
tho medical man IiJ not ,-
selves with everything necessary far
taking care Of the wounded:'
" | think they did provide themselves
with everything they thought necessary
considering the material they had RI
choose from. There was no time 10 do
or get more surgeon thar we had Tbov
were distributed to their various com.
mandS.'
NO RESPONSIBILITY TO FJX
me General SaId that While it was
uillic.lt 20 get supplies to the men while
they lay III the trenches from the second
to the seventh Of July. he thouoht ~
quantity was sufficient. There had heon
no tents except the shelter tents which
some had, until just previous t, .he am
patkatlon Tor the United States.
asked Where he fixed the resnonsih;li-
y LOT not having the tents there Genor-
al Lawton replied. h
oon fix it at all. because I don't
.hlhk there was any responsibility ahou+
II. Inc men We're there without ton+s
because Of the fact that If was imnos
nioie 10 unload them from the shins for
lach OF time and facilities. There was
very little complaint on account Of tho
ems; Complaint did not come 70 mo-
=" | was with my men const.ntIr'
'Aat they should have to lie out as tbcv
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-08
WILLIAM 4. DA
JULES CAMEO.
DARES NOT LEAVE ADMIRAL

Sheffield, England, Nov. 3-.\t the
ntal feast Of the Master Cutters, a
mere TINS evening. it was expected '#
ltlght Hon. George J. Goschen, I".
Lord of the Admiralty would be Ir,r..
as the principal guest.
MI. Goschen, however. was unah..
attend he banquet, and the charm
read the following letter of ap"-.-
from him:
1T is absolutely impossible for me-
leave the Admiralty. Ny c~ontho'.
presence there is essential. SheIt''
VIII appreciate this i'll the present Si'.
OF affairs. | am truly disappointed "'
duty comes before pleasure
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-08
DIR. HARTSUFF"S TESTIMONY

Much Suffering Due to Inexperience and
1nefficiency.
washington, Nov. 3.-Dr. A. Hartsuff.
VINO WAS chef surgeon of the army :t
Camp Thomas. C~hickamauco parl, fror,
the 21st Of April Until the 9th IF .Julv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-27

[ nless We mistake the signs of the times, two hearts have become vic tims to Cupid's darts, and will be united today, and take up life's joys and sorrows together. The event will be d surprise to their many friends. and should it occur, Lake side will be tine scene of the happy union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-27

Many of our young sports men and lovers of horse-flesh are going to do" the races at Little Rock this week. Among the number is Mr. E. Walter Workman. who hopes to profit by his judgment.
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At last the leading grocers have purchased the genuine Pure high grade baking powder named Perfect ami will now sell it at 5 cents per pound, see that you get 3-1ldlm.
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Your neighbors use McMurry 's Mountain Braid of corn. Ask them if 1t is not the best. dtf,
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Miss Claude Meyer. of Camden. who is the guest of Misses Franklin on West Second avenue, will leave Tues day for her home.
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Mrs. J. T. Bradford and Miss Francis Turner will return today from a short visit to Rob Roy
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Miss Estella Jones. of Eldorado is the guest of Mrs. Todd on West Fourth avenue.
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Mr. ". L. Dewoody will return today from Hot Springs where he has been spending week for the benefit of his health.
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Miss Clara Scharff. who has been visiting Miss Marcia Levine. on West Barraque, has returned to her home in Memphis
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Fresh fish, oysters and ce CT Y cry Thursday and Friday at JoE C. MEYERS dtf
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Miss Mamie Bradford has closed her school at Lake Dick and will re- turn home today.
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No. roasted coffee at 1Ot per pound package. MCCAIN GRO. Co.
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All members of Tribe No. 19, order I. Q. R. NJ. are requested to meet at the Estell Hall Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Business of importance will be attended to-
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Drink Coca-coIo for headache and exhaustion, at Mitehell's. POS Main street. fl
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Mr. A. Wilkerson and wife, ,ot Kear- ney, were guests of the Trulock Saturday.
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Miss Edith Woll, the amible teach CT of Lind wood. is visiting relatives in the city.
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Col. B. D. Williams passed through the city yesterday enroute from his plantation down the Valley road to Little Rock.
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Gunther's famous chocolates and hcabons at Aitrhell's, only. 20S Main street. H l5 il
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The leading groeers delight to sell the genuine pure baking powder named "Ferfect", Use 1t always.
 3-l1 q Inn,
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Mir. Richard E. Davies, train dis patcher at the Cotton Belt shops. iS visiting in Little Rock.
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Mrs. Monroe Perdue left Saturday afternoon ou visit to her mother at Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-27

Regular monthly meeting of the Y. NH. A. at 2:30 D. m. today.
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Mir. Simon Bloom is ill Memphis attending his brother who has been quite ill in that city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-27

New Horse Radish and all kinds of Spring vegetables at Jog c. MEYERS
 diff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-27

The poor and rich alike can now purchase the Perfect Baking Powder and enjoy good bread and health be- cause its reasonable in price and us pure as chemistry can make it.
 3-ll dlm.
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FOR sALE-lO milch cows with young calves. Apply, A, Perdue & Co.
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You can get just what you want at BURNS, the Tailor. 3-S d6t.
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Miss Mamie Bradford has closed her school at Lake Dick and will re- turn home today.
 All members of Tribe No. 19, order I. O. R. NJ. are requested to meet at the Estell Hall Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp Business of importance will be attended to.
 You can get just what you want at BURNS, the Tailor. 3-S d6t.
 Mrs. 4. C. Thompson. who was taken to the hospital recently on ac- count of sudden attack of illness, is now improving.
 New line of imported groceries just received at .oE c. MEYERS. dtt
 Miss Mamie Courtney has been in dueed t9 remain the gues5 of Miss Mary Lindsay on Lakeside, for two weeks longer.
 When ordering canned corn, be sure to ask your grocer for MeMur- rvs Mountain Brand He has it and wlll guarantee if. 3.1S dtf
 Mrs. J. B. York has gone to Terre Haute, Ind. where she will visit her son for several weeks.
 GooD'g sarsaparl.la ~ins its way D into the confluence of the people F-' the good 1t is doing. Fair trials arantee permanent CURES
 Mir. F. P. Evans. of garden, was in the city Saturday.
 Mir. F'. W sharp. of Paragould. paid this city a business visit Satur- day.
 Fancy sugar cured ham at 10c per pound this week. at
 If Mcl'AIX GROCERY Co.
 Mir. C. l.. Gresham, a former mer- chant at this place, has accepted position in the employ Of the K. c. M. < B. Ky. at Memphis.
 Seed Sweet and Irish potatoes at the Mccain Grocery Co, north east corner 4th and Main. If.
 While the proht on MeMurry's Mountain Brand of corn is small yet the grocers like to sell it as it al- ways please~ the trade 3-lS dtf
 New sugar house n.olasses and pure maple syrup. If Mcf AIN GROCERY Co.
 The poor and rich alike can now purchase the Perfect Baking Powder and enjoy good bread and health be- cause its reasonable in price and as pure as chemistry can make it.
 o-1I fI1t..
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Mrs. \. c. Thompson, who was taken to the hospital recently on ae- count of sudden attack of illness, is now improving.
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New sugar house molasses and pure maple syrup. If Aicf AIN GROCERY Co.
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Mir. Mo. Levine who has been quite i'll for the past several days was reported much improved today
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Do not buy inferior corn when you can get McMurry's Mountain Brand at about the same price. 3-1S dtf
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Seed Sweet and Irish potatoes at the Mccain Grocery Co, north east corner 4th and Main If.
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While the proht on McMurry's 's Mountain Brand of corn is sma n yet the grocers like to sell it as it al- ways please@ the trade 3-lS dtf
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The many friends of Mir. Chas. Bloom will be glad to hear that he is greatly improved.
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Miss Lita Hammett is spending Sunday in the city visiting her par ents.
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Stop at Gleason's Hotel when you visit Little Rock dti.
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New line of imported groceries just received at JOE c. MEYERS. dtf
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Little Miss Dollie Berlin is conval- eseent after a severe attack of fever The many friends of Mir Chas. Bloom will be glad to hear that he is greatly improved.
 Mir. Simon Bloom is in Memphis attending his brother who has been quite ill in that city
 Mir. Mo. Levine who has been quite i'll for the past several days was reported much improved today Do not buy inferior corn when you can get McMurry's Mountain Brand at about the same price. BIS dtf Miss Lita Hammett is spending Sunday in the city visiting her par ents.
 Telephone Mccain Grocery Co. for onion sets and garden seeds. Mir. Clyde 5. Smith was admitted into the rank of Knight. by Imperial Lodge K. of P. Friday night
 NIT. C. NJ. Neel, d former prominent citizen of this place, arrived in the city Saturday from California.
 Stop at Gleasons Hotel when you visit Little Rock dti Mir. Richard B, Davies, train dis patcher at the Cotton Belt shops, iS visiting in Little Rock.
 New Horse Radish and all kinds of Spring vegetables at Jog c. MEYERS
 dtf Mrs. Monroe Perdue left Saturday afternoon ou visit to her mother It Little Rock
 The leading groeers delight to sell
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Telephone Mccain Grocery Co. for onion sets and garden seeds.
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Mir. C. l.. Gresham, a former mer- chant at this place, has accepted a position in the employ Of the K. c. N & B Ky. at Memphis.
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Little Miss Dollie Berlin is conval- eseent after a severe attack Of fever.
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Mr C. NJ. Neel, d former prominent citizen of this place, arrived in the city Saturday from California.
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Fancy sugar cured ham at l0c per pound this week. at If Nc AIN GROCERY Co.
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Mir, Clyde B. smith was admitted into the rank of Knight. by Imperial Lodge K. of P. Friday night.
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Mir. F. w sharp. of Paragould paid this cify business visit Satur. day.
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Mir. F. P Evans, ef garden, was in the city Saturday.
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EOCD'S Sarsaparlaa wins its w4y 2 D into the confluence of the people r. the good it is doing Fair trials
 afantee permanent CURES.
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Miss Mamie Courtney has been in duced t9 remain the guess of Miss Mary Lindsay on Lakeside, for two weeks longer.
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When ordering canned corn, be sure tu ask your grocer for McMur- ry's Mountain Brand. He has it and wlH guarantee if. 3.1S dtf
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
 Regular monthly meeting of the !. NJ, H. A. at 2:S0 D. m. today. Miss Edith Woll, the amible teach CT of Lindwood, is visiting relatives in the city.
 Mrs. J. T. Bradford and Miss Francis Turner will return today from short visit to Rob Roy. Drink Coca-colo for headache and exhaustion, at Mitehell's, POS Main street. fl Miss Estella Jones. of Eldorado is the guest of Mrs. Todd on West Fourth avenue.
 No. roasted coffee at 10t per pound package. MCCAIN GRO. Co Miss Claude Meyer. of Camden. who is the guest of Misses Franklin on West Second avenue, will leave Tues day for her home.
 Fresh fish, oysters and ce CT Y cry Thursday and Friday at JoE C. MEYERS dtf Miss Clara Scharff. who has been visiting Miss Marcia Levine. on West Barraque, has returned to her home in Memphis.
 
 Your neighbors use McMurry x Mountain Braid of corn. Ask them if it is not the best dtf,
 |
 MT. A. WiIkerson and wife,ot Rear ney, were guests of the Trulock Saturday.
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Mrs. J. B. York has gone n Terre Haute, Ind, where she will visit her son for several weeks.