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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05

anu, Of course want i democratic news
paper. THE CHICAGO D!~PATt II
Is the 0reat Democratic Weenik News
paper OF the Country. Il advocates le
reaooftlnn 81 the Chicsgo platform lnl
the denomination Of William ~Jeun5u,,
BRYAN.
lhere'ha> never bee0 4 political r4m-
paiSn that viii .q,ttl III nae
thar "i he Ole 70 tc fought next wear.
The republican patty. backed ~ IT,.
none power Of this country anc
Europe. Is alert and aggressive. Flash
cd with the victory of three years ago
il will set X by every means in Il. power
to malntAtn il supremacy.
Democrats mus be ~ and doing.
They must wage al unceasing war
upon their enemies. Ia no better and
more effective way can TIL, b. done
than ~ the circulation ~ good. pa4t
Democratic newspapers. The plhll.A-f
81 IHE CHICAGO DISPATCH. - tI
send 20 every ne" subscriber ioi three
months a copy. Of THE CHICAGO
pi>i ATCH tor ten cents. Ii you are
not already taking his grea. political
weekly send IL ten ceal a once. You
should not only IL 1ll> Yourself. but
Q should induce a. your Irieuu- 10
join With You. E: T. littir et."r, yo4.
can easily raise a cluD Of ten ~ .veut,
subscribers
The CHICAGO DISPATCH j iu-
dor>ed bY William Jennings Bryaa AMI
other democratic leaders.
Address
THE CHICAGO DISPATCH.
I'D and IL Filth Avenue.
Chicago, IL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
GALE OF kAND UNDER EX-


ECUTION.
By virtue of an execution directed 70
me from the Superior Cour OF Orange
oH:ty IN All action wherein :. VI. Cat
I'll i n~iaintiif and NJ. ). Cfabtrce ana
NJ. 4. 4Tahtree defendants. will sell ~
the II house door in Hill>bo~o. y.
e. on Wednesday the lst day of No
vtmbcr, 1875. AT | O'Clock D. ~. 10 the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
execution all The right title and :uter-
est which the said NJ. :. trahtree ha4 in
the following described real estate. to-
Wit: One tract OF lane in Bingham
township. said County and State. bound
ed on the north by the land, OF II. n.
orabtret. on the east by the lands Of
W. ID. Baldwin. on the south by Vie
lands Of Albert Dod>on ard j. e. bod
son. and on the west BIZ the lands ct
Joseph Carr. and Containing fiity acres.
more or les.
This 2ud day OF October. 1893.
JOHN X. HUGHES.
sheriff of Dr3rya Cn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
1SEADY For HoE

We nave overturned the store
mousse recently occupied by Mr.. !
L Jones, making The inside aImo>,
entirely new Tearing oct the old
shelving and putting IN double deer.
-heive-, Thus making It hold do,bI.
as much a. before. Hay. n,cx.,, :,
anu opened uH our New Winter
Stock. lite house IS literally filled
rom cellar 10 uarret. and every
asa'lah!e inch OF space is hacked
WIN clean fresh new goods. We
ontgre" the bu !iing that We vert
m and now occupy bo:h tor.-
houses. H. The OH store.hou,e We
nave al elegantli ae of
FURNITURE
Cheap aud Handsome Bed Room
Sets. Odd Pieces, R~ed>tead-. L ab!es.
Hat Racks, Dressing Stands. Chars.
Rockers Of different kinds. We car,
AID will sell You Furniture Al chean
as 1t can be bought IN North Caro-
Ina.
In The same binding we carry
STOVES AND HEATERS.
\ inll line OF Cook Stoves and
Heaters at d'fferent prices We
are selling hundreds OF Heaters
we haSe bought them in lots OF
nifty Of one No. and pattern. and
VIII sell more this winter than The
sold from 1899 To 90. Everv
family should have from one to four
Heaters. They pay for themselves
by saving wood in three months.
The open fireplace will soon be a
thinG OF tie past.
DRY GOODS.
This is the fret time that we have
mad room to show Dry Goods and
1t Will be a pleasure tor you TO look
through our New Fall Stock which
is morec complete than ever.
READI-MADE CLuTUING
\ very much larger stock than we
eve shown. We call your at
tent'on especially to this line, and
to the stock of
SIIOES.
We have the biggest stock of
Shoes at retail Of any house in three
pr four counties round US. Have
ADDED several lines to our already
large stock. We are selling the
Shoe made by George
y. SNOW who has an international
Ask to look at them.
Our Shoe trade has increased ever
'ince We commenced business.
HARDWARE.
we bought several thousand dol
are OF Hardware before recent ad.
.ances. You know about our Hand
FERTILIZERS.
we nave the usual brands Of Fer.
ll'zers. The celebrated Double
Bone Acid Phosphate is a seller. |,
las been tried aud proved to be the
hing tor Wheat aud Oats.
SIeck Fauce,te who has been
With Mr.. James l.. Jones for so
many years, is with us now and
wants to see all of his ola friend,
'nu customers.
PARKS e HEDGPETH
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
.FEktBoDIs EAyORITE.

+ " W. Barnett. Of Broadnax,
|, >it> have used Ramon's Pills
- Sty tor them that they are
'e't and cheapest made | use
u my family and soil them
80 always keep them on hand.
a .N>l taken two OF them this
~ .hey made me feel like a
nan Every Que ,ba, buys
g,, rs gives them the greatest
lhey say they are the bes, /;
N1mon.> Relief cannot be bea,
! pan Tellever. For sale by w.
: i@ia.y,s. Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
vOMMiSSIONER':o SALE
"A D..

IA ID.
RE authority conferred or me BIZ an
order OF the superior Court OF Orange
I ouniy made AT August Term. 1899. IN
an action tor the foreclosure OF certain,
mortgages. wherein :. NJ. Catti> WAS
plalntlil and VI. ). Crabtree and VI. 4
Ciablrec his VIE were defendants. |
VIII sell to the highest bidder tor cash
at the court llous. door in liillsboro. on
Wednesday the st dav o November.
lS99. the following desc ibed tract 81
land III Chapel Hill township, Orange
county. \. g.. adjoining tie lands al
VI. {. Ray. the heirs OF j. +. Gates and
others. and bounded a. follows Begin
mig at a stake and pointers {. G..
Smiths corner. thence east - - chains,
10 Il white oak. NJ. & i.als corner.
Whence north 3l.50 chains 10 a rGck and
pointers. thence west l. 20 chains to
pointers IN John +. Gates line. thence
south 3i.oO chains tt the first station.
containing forty ac'e>. more or less.
ms 3Oth day OF September. 1889.
{. X. PARISH.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NJ ORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

by virtue of g mortgage deed eyccu-
tel TO VIM. L. Wilson by Alex. Oakley
and Jane Oakley his wife. and duly ~
corded in the office of Register OF Decd
Tor Orange County. in Book y. pare
100. | Will sell tor cash to the highest
htidcr at the court house door III Hills
bor". on Tuesday. October IL. 1899. a
uart OF land in cedar Grove township.
adjoining lands OF the heirs OF William
III. Jordan. VIM Parker and otherS.au
containing by estimation, 40 acres, more
OF les.
Sale is made to satisfy mortgage ara
20 pay costs.
This 29th Cay of September. 1899.
WILLIAM L. WILSON.
MOrtoagee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05

The following is a list ot Jurors
drawn by TIE County Commission.
ers TO serve at tie next term OF Or
ahge Superior Cur, winch can,en,.
IN Monday The 30th day Of U.,. :
Messr>. Cav King, l. \. Bocs, w
T. Gates, Chesley Andrews, u. :.
Cole, Robert \. Davis. \ y! knl..
"r~"n, Inomat + Ljo,l. \ \
ta'e>. W. { Cole, J " Dod>on.
u ) Allison, J. ) Berry frr,: /:
Pritcbari' " + ktnnion. G.o,oe>
Steel. George Rnev. w II NJ.
oade, lh"ma> lizards. l. T. Wood.
:" Jackson Cfab;re-, w. \. penarr
Ore" Ta'e, w. B >traytorn. J. 4
P"r,erield, +. u T1un.n. w. \
Wagner, Henry A. Muulv. Da,ld
Thompson. K O. Gates. W. f. kirk
!abd, |. }. Kirkland, X. J. N,ch-
) a. Crawford, :. w. Andrews, AMI
&. t. Cheek.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05

HI BOYS STARTED IN BUsI
~
l1e publishers OF the famous big
'aset newspaper PESNsYLvA
''AlF, are now placing represen-
'e' Al every post office 10 North
'0'i4, and they desire 10 secure
SERVICES Of capable hns,ling
Us IN each of The following
us" ' Orange county lIillsboro
, Itpel I'M, and IN suck slher
are not already supplied
""fN $ pr tilahie and pleasant
..'on OF Saturday only is re
so Over 5000 agents are do
!! en5tily No money what
feqaired Everything is fur
- Tree Stationery, rubber
up I1N and pad, advertising mat
"'htte copies, etc Papers are
tFrl to be palt for at the end of
- mopth Those rot sold are not
go tor. Wrte To Gri, Pub
Co, Wa1am~por,, Pa, aud
81" the OBSERVER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
. II G K .
\ GCTlON SALE OF HuUSE-
HOLD AND KITCHEN
FCR\lTi RE.

On SATURDAY.. October eth. l>9a. !,
my residence IN liill>to.o, | Mil ohcr
Tor sale at pubic auction. all OF my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, MAJ
tre>ses. Bedding. ororkerv. &c.
Until that date. any OF the above can
be seen and bought privately py apply
ing 10
l.. \. COOLEY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05

On BULLS CoCGH SrKUl
is the best medicine for sore ihr.}a,
Iarhvg''is. qulnsy or tons',itis Ever,
drop OF 1t soo,hes and heals. !.
twenty-five cent bottle OF this won
der'ul remedy vii. cure a cough or
cold III one day.
Mr., John THOMPSON, Cnuutv
Superintendent Of Public Schools,
VIII hold the regular Fall examlna-
ions OF teachers tor the pubic
schools, at Hll!sboro, on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, Oct. Eth, 18Th
and l4!h. There Will not be another
examination until Aprl, 1900, aud
0H who expect to teach 10 the public
schools OF this county, this Fall or
Winter, are earnestly requested t.
attend on Thursday thus giving
themselves ample time 10 fiul>h,
should they not get through Gu the
first day.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
BUCKLEN'S AENt0A SALyE

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
fhenm, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chllblains, .Corns. and
all Skin hrnptions, and positively
cures I'leS or no pay required. 1t IS
guaranteed to give perfect sa,i>tac-
t'"n or money refunded. Price %
cents perbox. For sale by w. a.
llaye>, DRUGGIST.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05

Mr. &. VI i~|aucet,e returned r.
b. more Monday evening.
See notice 81 sale OF land under
x.c..on ~ Sheriff Hughes.
W I'd our first heavy frost
g..4me ice Morday morning.
-~ee advertisements Of sale q.
.uI bg g. !. Parish, missioner
See advertisement Of mortpap.
.4e 1t ard by Villain T. WAAon
p.rga2eo.
IL. ad the advertisement, Of i'm.
,aa.al sale Of 1000 acres by X. =
t.ac and II A. London, commis
apr-.
lie sale Of land advertised by
Z T Jones, commissioner, va.
y poDei from last Friday until
>.faatv October llth, 1896.
Ms II 5. Brai>haw, Mrs. S
y 6s,'I' and son, Sam, Jr, who
ave been spending some time a,
>ta} ) G., returned to H.llsporo
j, week.
40 commnnira,;ons-"Fine
hto' aud another from Wake For
Il o,Ir2c-Wc crowded ont this
.eya VIII Try 10 find room for
lem IN oar next issue.
~-I1teiclans use Shriner's Indian
fr'mf1Ge II their practice and 70
lncc IT a tiIst.class article. a
.t W.T. convince the most skrptic.l
{ a, l%nrlln>ic value. For saIe b,
y X l~ia>"-, Druggist.
load the advertisement Of ne
thc4-' p>!atch, the Gielt Eea,o.
cAe Weekly Newspaper If ,El>
~nn'rN. me Dispatch IS iudnr,rd
h! liza Wm. jennings Er>an and
a"r democratic leaders.
-j)t HukL'a CouGn >YRrp
co'9l"f- Group at once. cures til,
relI, AID thus saves macy q he
Aa'lei, need not fear thar Gr.aHtul|
~I,"1> II they h%>e this reliable
T'mc!y at hand. 1t is sold by all
"'2si>;- tor - cents.
line mercitnl man Is merc:.nl u
beast. Horses and Cattle az.
'a'ee' Of prctir, therefore, shonld
De "r] cared for. =, the timely
Il, ri i'HiIs Celpbfatcd Horse aud
l'tt Powders, ;hr lives of many
y. - An'.ts.ls njll be saved. For
~ ~ W. \ Hayes. Drug.iu,.
-IHi, abo1t time for u. TO saw to
Nv Subscribers who promised to
y! 'Irlr Subscription WITH wood.
~ " are ready 20 receive all The
Nod f!ne Us now. We wau!d hk.
nave good loads of green tlckory
p oah wood. TIN, notice il to all.
>'n, who have promised to uay
4 'tyy oWe Us with wood and
~ itedht trouble yourself to asl.
80 We intended it for Yox.
= wish to express my thinks 10
~ mi~nnfac,nrers of Chamberlain
NC Cholera and DArrhoca Rem.
- i'r having put on the market
nla wonderful medicine SAYS w.
/" Hl>>lnglll, of Beaumont. Texas.
: gre are many thousands OF moth
>"hoNe children have been saved
I'm attacks OF Gy>entery aud
1'a 4u'antum who must also tel
II. NiaI II is tor sale by w. A.
I've, Druggist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
PARKS &

1t yon 1scour the world you
Will never find a remedy equal ,c
One Minute Cough Cure" says Edi
tor FackIer, of the Micanopy, Fla
HHnstler," 1t cured his family OF
LaGrippe and saves thousands from
pneumonia, bronchitis, Group, and
al! throat and lung troublss. VIA.
Hayes.
Mr.. John Woods, 0 Of Mr.
W. ID. Woods, died at his home
nine miles north Of town, Monday,
Oct 2nd, OF typhoid fever and heart
trouble, aged twenty years.
The family of Gen. J. S. Cerr.
who have been spending sometime
at Occoneechee, the Generals el..
CANT country home, returned to Der
ham last week.
DR.. Horace b. HAYES returned
to Baltimore Saturday..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
ONE THOUSAND ACRESn
WE WILL. OFFER FOR SALE

W. WILL. OFFER FOR SALE
at II m, on Saturday. November
II, 1899, at Chape. Hill (in from, OF
h II Patter>ons %s,ore), the unsold
part Ut the Prlce tract OF the late
Miss Mary K Smiths land. This
is one of the most valuable farms IN
North Carolina, aud Is about three
miles from Chapei Hill.
Will be sold in lots 10 suit pur
chasers, and the right reserved TO
reject bids.
Terms One.thifd cash and tie
balance in one and three years with
interest from sale.
This 2ud day OF October. 1899.
X. p. BATTLE,
II. 4 LONDON.
Commissioner
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in U!li>koro Pos:oifice
Sept. %, 1899, Which i: not called
Tor III 80 days, will be forwarded 10
lhe Dead Letter Office, Washington !:
Crahtree, jock.
Fleming. w. b
Parties calling for the above will
please say advertised in the ORANGE
COUNTY OBSERVER Ind give date +
list.
J CLYDE CHEEK.
Postmaster.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
IA FoR THE Sr.r.

FOR TIE STATE F,tr
Mr. l. a. Carr, Chief
me state Fair this year. ha. .eu, o"'
'hs 70 the promiren, ,oun,
men OF the State asking Their ss.s
ance IN tbe great effort IA mat
w. c"N year exceed al Other
,'e southern Railway has an
h"unced a rate of one fare -, ~
'o"nd .fip Plus fifty cents tor 49,.
a ,'" INTO the Far grounds
~ poin'. n The State ,n,Ina
m nS No'1'IS' Richmond, Lyucnbu,g
d1a''iiIe AMI lnterm.a,a,. s,., =
'chels at this rate viii he sofia o.
o t|'e' l4'h' 10Th, lG;h. l7,h and
Zo'h, while for tie S,ec,al s,,'
rates on a very low scaled ba.;s 40,
De offered from Hickory. Gro,.,
i'ne'i'le and points no,,h a,a 49,.
'neFeot on October Eth and 1s,b
'"' rom other points in the S..,.
W Dc'oher 18Th and 10Th, hnal Iu.,
% All tickets berg October 2
ie39. For tnll information cal; on
az. 'Heht Southern Railway. or
"'i'e X. l.. Vernon, Traveln,o p.
senger Agent, Charlotte, n. g
-, did me more good than n
'h'"g ever used. My dyspepsia
was OF months standing after eat.
ing 1t was terrible. Now ! am
we'll writes :. Il. keener. Hoisipr.
1eo' kas.. OF Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure.
~ d'sests what you eat. w. A.
Hayes.
Deputy Marshal II. r. Lovd
captured a so gallon Illicit still f,.
1n'!es north of Hillsboro on Weduc..
day, September 81. There wa-
plenty OF beer on hand and every.
ready tor business. DENNY
brought the copper stu! to
town. No arrests wcre made.
10y assume no risk when You
'ny Cba"berIa!n's Collie, Cholera
ana oiarrh"ea Remedy. w. A
Hayes, Druggist, will refund your
- 'ui
money if yon are not satisfied after
II 1t IS everywhere admitted
ne the most successful remedy in
use tor bowel complaints aud the
oh'y one that sever fails. 1t IS
pleasant, safe aud reliable.
We want every body who
nlrses a baby TO read the following
n Hreenst'oro lady told us she had
Young baby, aud tina, her breast,
huIl her 40 much she conldn', keen
from crying; said she thought 1t
would Kill her. One good rubbing
ol Goose Grease Liulment cured her
II a few hours. She wants every
mother to know tins, therefore we
rab.lsh 1t.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
COUNTY

Ill N. G
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
Y Ou Are 4. Democrat

sheriff of Orange County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05

Cheap aud Handsome Bed Room
Sets Odd Pieces. Red>tead-. Tables.
Tat Racks, Dressing Stands, Chars.
Rockers OF different kinds. Weca,,
ana VIII sell y"u Furniture Al chean
as 1t can be bought IN North Caro-
Ina.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05
IMPO SALE. ,

| Oinlnl>SiOl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-13
OR & Leo ENGINE DERAILED

The engine of morning trai n
from Kahuku was derailed at the
approach to the bridge about five
mil IS this side of Kahuku at about
5:45 o'clack this morning, the ac-
cident being caused by the heavy
rain during the night washing out
the bed of the track.
The accident was not a bad one.
Besides derailing the engine, the
front truck Of the first coach was
thrown off.
A large gang of men was sent
out and Superintendent Denison
went down to take charge Of mat
tiers. 1t is expected that the ne
cessary repairs will be completed
by tonight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-13
LOCAL and GENERAL,

The Supreme Court is hearing
the Columbia sale matter today.
The band gives its usual concert
in Emma square this evening, An
excellent program has been pre-
pared.
The Valencia was to have left
San Francisco for Honolulu,
March 4 but she may have been
delayed a couple of days.
Particulars Of the death and
burial of Jonn B. Bush, elsr-
wh4re, are from letter by the
bereaved father TO Wray Taylor.
LIE Munyon with characteristic
energy succeeded in obtaining
forty-fve superb views of the
funeral procession of the Princess
Kaiulani.
Capt. Bowers aud his men of
the Merchants Patrol rendered
excellent service Sunday in
handling the crowds at the church
| and along the line of the funeral
procession.
The Transport Portland, Cap
tain Lindquist, came in Sunday
with about hundred men, several
officers and 1900 tons of supplies
and stores for Manila. She will
get away about Wednesday. Lieut..
Godfrey is in charge of the mep.
In spite of the continuous rain
on Saturday evening the Orpheum
was filled TO the doors. Those
who were unable to obtain seats
and the public generally are in
formed. that the same program
will be repeated this and tomor-
row evening.
Charlesl Bigelow of The Kicka .
poo, Indian show, who arrived but
short time ago, came almost di.
rect from San Juan, Porto Rico.
While there he was arrested, it be.
ing charged that his medicines had
poisoned man. A druggist was
found to be at the bottom this
plot and the American authorities
saw that Mr.. Bigelow got his
rights.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-13
POpE's HEALTH IMPROVING.

Rome, March 2.-The following
bulletin was issued at 10 o'clock
this morning..
The Pope passed tranquil
night without pain and slept as
we'll as usual after taking nourish-
ment at intervals. His respiration
circulation and digestion are nor
NAL. The wound has been dressed
and everything is taking the most
regular course. His temperature is
81 5 centrigrade, pulse ~ and re-
spiration %.
MAzzoNI,
The Pope is in excellent spirits
today. When the doctors propos-
ed applying the clinical thermo-
meter his Holiness said that there
was no need to do so as be could
himself feel that the fever had dis.
appeared just as he could feel the
high temperature prior to the
operation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-13
MAzzoNI,
IAPONA.
Utah SenatOrship.

Salt Lake, Utah, March g. The
result Of today's senatorial ballot
follows:
Mcclure, 10; King, 5; Nebeker,
s; Rideout, 2; Cannon, s; Suther-
land, IL; absent 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-13

The Bulletin classifes its ads. Re.
sult-small advertisers get a square
deal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-13
WHAT DO YOU WANT ?

pB"Housekeepers, we can fill-6sa
peS"your rooms; losers of proper -dsa
marty, we can find it; owners-NSa
ESS"of articles desiring to eX-~Gsa
Es5~ change them, we can do it. @GSa
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-31

they were continual in charge under
our administration. The first step taken
by our authorities was to free the mis-
cradle culprits, who had for years car
ried with them the crude Spanish shac-
kles. This was done early in our occu-
pancy, and over 5000 If these wretched
prisoners then took their first unfettered
step for years. One poor old decrepit
native had been shackled for 20 years,
and he had actually forgotten how to
walk. The last of the 30 Spaniards con-
fined here. excepting the five Spanish
officers before mentioned, had been in
prison for 1919 years without the privi-
lege If q trial and without having had
any official charges preferred against
him. In some manner he had incurred
the displeasure of the officials. The man
when released went by the Scandal to
the United States and will go at once
to Porto Rico, where his family resides.
The routine which the prisoners now
undergo is strictly military. The first
call is at 5:25 a. M, and they are given
q breakfast of rice and native coffee
prepared in an enormous. caldron by
the prison cooks. At 6 a. m. they go to
their work and are kept busy until
II 80 a. NJ, when they assemble for a
dinner of rice, soup and sugar. They
are then locked up to enjoy a rest I'M
til 2 p. M. when they resume their
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-31
copyright, 1899, by the Author.l

the Sutro baths at San Francisco. Hun
dreds of soldier bathers are to be seen
every day on the beach in front of Camp
Dewey. +.
Manila bay is usually comparatively
placid, but now and then a storm causes
great waves to come rolling in on the
sandy beach, and in these waves the
Roldiers disport themselves. While this
~lnvigorating surf has been a great pleas
ure to the boys, it has also robbed them
of quite q number of square meals since
they have been here. When the third
expedition arrived at Manila, the surf
was rolling so high, that for some time
we were unable to procure supplies
from the ships. Not a few Of the lighters
were capsized, and some Of our men
were treated to an involuntary plunge
in the bay. One Of these accidents
caused the Aston battery to lose a large
amount Of ammunition.
When we camped at Camp
Dewey, our tents were set up in q pea
nut field. On these islands rice patches
only occupy q few square yards Of land,
but peanuts are raised on an immense
scale about Manila bay. Afeld spacious
enough for q camp which holds 10, 0O0
men is certainly q large one, and such
was the size Of the huge peanut field,
known the world over by this time a
Camp Dewey. The field, or rather the
series Of fields all in one, extends FOL