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General James Jarri sFr Franklin nkl nBell Bell the New Chief Ch ief Of f Staff j
HE general staff o at the thearmy thearmy thearmy
army has recently undergone un undersrone undergone
dergone another anotherchange anotherchange anotherchange
change by reason of ofthe orthe ofthe
the voluntary retire retirement reUrement retirement ¬
ment of its chief chiefLieutenant chi chiefLieutenant e t tLieutenant
Lieutenant General GeneralJohn GeneralTobn GeneralJohn
John C Bates from tramr fromive
2 tjve service and the appointment of off atFr1gadier ofBrlgadier
f readier General James Franklin Bell Bells Bellhis
a his 6 successor SU < OeSI5OI A fair preliminary preliminaryi
i 1 g of the new chief may be formed formedr I Irm
r r rm m one of his favorite remarks made madeng I Ilg
ng before he dreamed of the present presentnor
nor If I had anything to say in the theBitter the11tttr theatter
Bitter he has been heard to say more morefan moretan morean
fan an once I would never allow a pick pickr
r shovel in my regimentGeneral regiment regimentGeneral regimenten
General en r1 Bell has always held the theInion theInion theInion
Inion that the proper pr per weapon of the theidier theiEr theidler
idler iEr is the rifle and that whenever wheneverIn
01 army arm halts and begins to dig the en eny ent ontrr
trr t YY y takes courage and begins to at attack atllk attaik ¬
tack The only om safe way to deal with withAn
An 1 enemy he maintains is to keep him himu
u u he h run all th the time The majority majoritythe
1 the mea In the ranks agree with within with11m with1rn
in in his opinion In regard to the thei theJoper theproper
proper i oper weapon far the soldier and it iteven iteven
1 > even en admitted by many men high inarthority in inauthority in1tbonty
authority that if General Bells idea ideashould idealihould ideashould
should prevail one principal cause of atC
C t c seiHon would be removed removedThe removedTbe removedThe
The general staff is a comparatively comparativelyriodera
riodera creation The bill creating it itveat itwent itvent
went into legal effect Aug 15 1903 1903I 1903The 1903The
I The he general staff consists of officers officersdetailed omcersdtAlled officersdetailed
detailed from the army arm at large under underjuch underIlch undersuch
such rules as may n + ay be prescribed by the thepestdeat there thepresident
president re kJeut Its duties are to prepare preparej preparelams
j lams ans for national defense and ir blll blllof bUizatlon bltcattoa
zatlon of troops in time of war tOln tOlnMitlgate ti ur in ininstigate inestigate
instigate questions qUe tlOM relating rel tlng to the effi efficiency efficiency elficlency ¬
ciency of the army arm and its preparation preparationfor
for war to assist the secretary of war wartnd warand warand
and other general officers and to act as asheir aBheir astheir
heir agents ani to perform pe orni such other othermilitary othermuttary othermilitary
military duty d ty as may be ordered by bythe bythe bythe
the president
CHANGES IN INTHE INTUE 1I 1ITITI
THE TITI U S NAVY NAVYORDERS
ORDERS OF DBRS ISSUED I > TO OFFICERS BY BYTHE BYTHE BYTHE
THE OBRARTMENT OF WASH WASHINGTON WASHINGTON ¬
1 INGTON INGTONSoeclal INGTONS NG TAN TANSceclal
Soeclal S eclal to The Journal JournalWashington JourntllWaMington JournalWingtoa
Washington D C May Ma 11 nThe nThefoUowing 11TheoUowiftg The ThefattowiBg
fattowiBg orders have been issued i med to tooScers toGicers todoers
doers < of the U S Navy NavyCapt NavyCapt TcyYapt
Capt apt J P MerreJl to the t e Naval NavalWr NavalWu NavalWar
Wr College Newport R I May ay 17 17Oapt 170Jt 17Oapt
Oapt J J Hasher detached the theNaval theaVl theNaval
Naval War College Newport R IL I IXsy IMay
May 17 aatf report to commandant oommudantS8COBd commandantSecond commandantSecond
Second Naval Ototrict Di trict Newport R I Ifoe Itor IlOr
foe ditty dittyClot thtyLI8wt aty atyLitevt
Clot E R Pollock detached the theQosteBatioB thelGaste theQG
QosteBatioB lGaste QG Meliat1oa tioR Naral NaY Traiah Training g Station StationNewport StaUonewport Stationa
a ewport R L 1 to duty d a ail inspector of ofottteace ofontaaDce ofardamee
ottteace at the t tl e works of the Fore ForeRiver Fore1U18I ForeRirar
River Shipbuilding Company Quincy QuincyF Quincyluess I
luess luessL4e I
iMMt L4e t F B Uphaa Up U am4 detached duty dutya dutyinspector
a inspector tD ector of orcteace at the t e works worksof workol i
of the For lUrer Shipbuilding Sitlpbu ding Com Comiwnr ComputT Cornl
putT l T Qnincr Mao to duty as asordnance asordttaace I
ordnance officer of New Jersey when whenFar whenFer whenFer
Fer Justice of Supreme Court Courtfor Courtete CourtBete
Bete ete for Two TwoCharles TwoCharles TwoCharles
Charles B Parkhill Parkhilland
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This general staff consists of one onechief onechief onechief
chief of staff and two general officers officersfrom officersfrom officersfrom
from the army not below the grade of ofbrigadier orbrigadier ofbrigadier
brigadier general four colonels six sixlieutenant sixlIeuten sixlieutenant
lieutenant lIeuten nt colonels twelve majors and andtwenty andtwenty andtwenty
twenty captains All are detailed for fora
a service of four years and when relieved re relieved relieved ¬
lieved return to their former positions positionsThe
The chief of staff tat supervises all troops
commissioned commissionedI4eut commissioned commistJionedLIeut
LIeut L C Palmer detached detachedppecial detachedpecial detachedspecial
special duty Bureau of Navigation NavigationNavy NaIigntlonavy NavigationNavy
Navy avy Department Dep rtment Washington D C Cto Cto Cto
to special duty abroad then home and andwait andw andwait
wait w it orders ordersPay orderslPay ordersIEav
Pay Inspector I L Hunt additionalduty additional additionalduty additionalut
duty ut as commissary officer of the theMaine theMaine theMaine
Maine MainePaymaster MaineParmaster MainePaymaster
Paymaster T S OLeary OcLeaI detached detachedNavy detachedNay detachedNavy
Navy Yard Norfolk Va May 31 to tohome toome tohome
home ome settle accounts and wait or orders ord61s orders ¬
ders dersPaymaster
Paymaster master H E Bisooe detached detachedTexas detachedTeX8S detachedTexas
Texas to Navy Yard Nonfolk Va Vafor VaI Vafor
for duty dut as general storekeeper storekeeperPaymaster storekeeperPamaster storekeeperPaymaster
I Paymaster W T Camp to the St Stiouis 5tI Stli
I li iouis ouis when commissioned commissionedAssistant commie coned conedassistant
I Assistant Paymaster R H Johnston Johnstondetached Johnstondetacbeci JohnstondetacheQ
detached the Maine to the Navy Yard YardNew Yardi Yard4Vew
i New York N Y for duty in connec connection connection connection ¬
tion with Connecticut and commissary commissaryofficer commissaryI commissaryofficer
officer of that vessel when hen commis commissioned commissionH commissioned ¬
I sioned sionedAssistant sionHAsosistant sionedAssistant
Assistant Civil Engineer P JBean JBeanto J Bean Beanto
to the Reaselaer Polytechnic Insti Institute InsUt1lte Institute ¬
tute Troy N Ik y for a course of in instructk inafructloa i ii
i structk > a in civil engineering engineeringCarpenter engfneerlngCarpenter engineeringCarpenter
Carpenter W OTOfel OW4 O Noel to the Navy NavyYard NavyTare i iYar4i
Yard Mare Island Gal for duty indepartment in indepartment
tJep department rtment of construction and re reItair TaP81 repair
pair ItairWarrant
Warrant Machinist H Desmond re retired retired ¬
I tired placed on the retired list listOapt listOapt listCapt
Oapt C R Vreeland commission commissionannounced commISlJionannounced commissionannounced
announced announcedXdout announcedLioot announcedLieut
Xdout Commander ComIDit lder H A Field de detached aetached a aached ¬
tached works of the General Electric ElectricCompany ElectrIcCompan ElectricCompany
Company Schenectady N Y etc etcto etcto etcto
to duty connection flttng < out Tennes Tennessee ¬
see and duty dutas as executive officer of ofthat otthat ofthat
that vessel when commissioned commissionedLSeut
I LSeut Commander J H L Hoi Hoicombe Holcombe
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combe to the Asiatic Station StationAssistant StationAssistant
Assistant Surgeon J P HaynesActing Haynes HaynesActing HaynesActing
Acting Assistant stant Surgeon W G Stead
of the line and is under the direct au authority aUthority authority ¬
thority of the president in his capacity capacityof
of commander in chief of the thearmy thearmyThe army armyThe armyThe
The new appointee to this responsible responsibleposition responsibleposition le leposition
position is one of the youngest youngestbriga youngestbrigadler briga brigadier brigadier ¬
dier generals in the army attaining attainingthat
that distinction only in 1901 Previous Previousto
to that time he was only a captain of ofregulars atregulars ofregulars
regulars When he was made m de brigadier
man Jr appointment announcedCivil announced announcedCivil
Civil Engineer D C Webb detached detachedNavy detachedNavy d dNavy
Navy Yard League Island Pa to the theKaval theKava1 the1aval
Kaval Station Key West Fia FiaChief FiaChief FiaChief
Chief Boatswain D J QConnellcommission QConnell QConnellcommission QConnelJcommission
commission announced announcedCarpenter announcedI announcedCarpenter
I Carpenter T S Twigg warranted warranteeWarrant warrantedWarrant warrantenWarrant
Warrant Machinist O Johnson to tothe tothe tothe
the Yavy Nard Portsmouth N H HIt HIt HIt
It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold ColdHow ColdHow ColdHow
How often do we hear it remarked remarkedIts
Its only a cold and a few days lat later Jater later ¬
er learn that the man is on his back backwith baokwith backwith
with pneumonia This is of such suchcommon sucbcommon suchcommon
common occurrence that a Icold cold how however however however ¬
ever slight should not be disregard disregarded ¬
ed Chamberlains Cough Remedy Remedycounteracts Itemedycounteracts Remedycounteracts
counteracts any tendency of a cold to toresult toresult toresult
result in pneumonia and has gained gainedits
its great oppularty and extensive extensivesale
sale by its prompt cures of this mostcommon most mostcommon mostcommon
common ailment ailmentt It always cures curesand curesI curesand
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all druggists druggistsFor
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Vote for Two TwoRHudson TwoR TwoR
Hudson R afiurr afiurrand I Iand
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N A Blitch Blitchop
op Justice of Supreme Sup me Court CourtVote CourtVote CourtVote
Vote for Two TwoCharles TwoCharles v vCharles i
Charles B Parkhiil Parkhiiland l land
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J B WhitfieidTRY Whitfield WhitfieldITRY
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Beside the previous previ us shipments of Ladies Low Shoes Shoeswe Shoestwe
we have just received a new lotof lot I of f the celebrated Duchess IIDuchessttI DuchessOxfords DuchessOxfords
Oxfords in Patent Vic and Gun
leather Metal We now nowhave nowI nowhave
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have nice line of Ladies Oxfords find
I as as you can in the city
We have a few special bargains rg ins in Ladies Low Shoes Shoesto
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Ono lot of 915O 150 tor LL = = = S 119 119915O 1 IS
915O 150 Ladies Tan Oxfords for j J 9119 911992OO 119
92OO 200 Ladies Tan Oxfords forjii for 917O 917O925O 170 70
925O 250 Ladies Tan Oxfords for 1 7 9198 919893OO 198
93OO 300 Ladies Tan Oxformfsfor Oxfords for = 92B9 92B9935O 269
935O 350 Ladies Tan Oxfords for 9285 285
20 per cent reduction on all of our L50 50 to Mens 31VIensOxfords 3 MensOxfords MentsOxfords
Oxfords Some exceptionally good values in these goods
9125 125 Mens Gray and White Canvas Oxfords this s i e 98c 98c91SO
91SO 150 Mens Gray and White Canvas Oxfords this t al ate 9119 9119We f 119 119We 19 19We
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reduced prices Come in and see s e us We can showyqu showyqubetter show YQ YQbetter yqu yqubetter u
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general in the regular army for his hisnotable hisnotable hisnotable
notable service in the Philippines it was wasa
a very sudden and unusual jump over overthe overthe overthe
the heads of more than a thousand sen seniors senIors seniors ¬
iors There T erewasno was no dissatisfaction dissatisfactionhowever dissatisfactionhowever dissatisfactionhowever
however even Jn the th army where such suchthings sucht suchthings
things t lIlgsare are subjected to the keenest keenestcriticism keenestcrIUcism keenestcriticism
criticism criticismAll crIUcismAiIot
All AiIot of his predecessors p predecessorsYoung de essorsYouni Young Chaf
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IN MEMORY MEM Y ORY or orDOCK OfDOCK
DOCK TAILS TAILSIMPRESSIVE fAILSnPREiSSIVE IAILSIMPRESSIVE
IMPRESSIVE iMAJSONHC iM NIIC CEREMONY CEREMONYAT
AT SHADY GROVE CHURCH CHURCHNEATC CHURCHN CHURCHNEAR
EAR N JAY J JAY Y FUA FLJAThe FUAThe filJA1le
The 1le Pine Belt News of f Brewton BrewtonAla
Ala la has the following concerning theMasonic the theMasonic theJasonic
Masonic ceremonies at the grave of ofDock ofDock ofDock
Dock Fans FansJ1tlder FailsUnder EatlsJJnder
Under the auspices of Norris Lodge Lodgeof
of Ancient Ancient Free and Accepted MaEons Ma Masons MaroM ¬
sons augumented augpmentedby by members of oflodges oflodges
lodges 10 geS Ifrom Milton Pensacola Bluff BluffSprings BluffIlprings
IIEPrlngS Springs Atmore Herbert and other otherpoints otherI otherpoints
1 I points there WJIB y as h held ldat at Shady GrovepJ1 Grove Grovechurch
pJ1 church tch near n Jay via la seven miles milesifc mUesjliutheast
ti ifc jliutheast utheast of li Pollard P 1l8nt last l la s Sunday an anImpressive an1mpressive animpressive
Impressive service servi e at the th grave of ofBrother oftBrother ofBrother
Brother Dock Fails The beautiful beautifulcerexflony beautifuler beautifulcerenI
cerenI cerexflony er n1onY ny of f tKe timehonored order inory in inmemory inmemory
memory ory of ot1i the deceased dec eB4 ci jflfas as s carried carriedofct carrieddit carriedRev
ofct Rev J A Aibbott pSstor r of the theBaptist thecr thepost
Baptist cr post tist church atMilton at MiItZ n delivered an aneloquent aneloquent aneloquent
eloquent address upon the tenets of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the order and d in beautiful language languageeulogized languageeUlogii languageeuiogiied
eulogized < i the life of the deceased deceasedMason deceasedMa5 deceasedMason
Ma5 Mason MasonHon MasonEion Il I IHon
Hon John JB + < OlBannon off Brewton Brewtonacted Brewtonnoted
acted as master of = ceremonies There Therewere Therewere Therewere
were bout ab t sixty Masons tf sons in the procession pro procession procesgionand ¬
cession cesgionand and the solemn rites rlt s were weredeeply weredeeply weredeeply
deeply impm Impressive ssive on the vast assem assemlage assemlage assemblage
lage It is estimated that there were weremore wereniof weremo1ethan
mo1ethan more than than2OOO 2000 people pe > 1eonthe on the grounds groundsPerfect groundsPrfect groundsPerfect
Perfect order prevailed pr vaUed throughout the theday theda theday
day da ana an dinner was served under the thewide thewJdeospreadlng thewlde
wide wJdeospreadlng spreading branches of shade shadetrees shadetrem shadetrees I IeverythIng
trees There were great quantities of ofeverything ofeverything
everything good to eat and after aftereveryone aftereryone aftereveryone
everyone had satisfied the inner man manmuch manmuch manmuch
much was gathered up upMr upMr upMr
Mr Fails wag about seventy years yearsof yearsQf yearsof
of age ge at the time of histdeath his death a few fewmonths fewnonth fewmonths
months ago and was U a prominent prominentmember promInentm prominentmember
member m tnber of the Masonic fraternity He Heforrosrly Heform Hefornm9rly
forrosrly form rly lived at Herbert Conecuh Conecuhcounty Conecuhcount Conecuhcounty
county removing only a few years yearsago yearsagO yearsego
ago to the beautiful part of the Land Landof
of F Flowers owers where he died diedThq diedTh diedThe
The Th cemetery a model of neatness neatnessfa
fa one of the best kept we have ever everseen everen everpeen
seen en and only wish that all our people peoplecould peoplecould peoplecould
could sea se it acid ari < i profit thereby caus causing caustrg caus11g ¬
ing them to put those in Alco in equal equally ¬
l ly as good condition conditionFop conditioFOr
FOr Justice of Supreme Court CourtVote CourtVote CourtVote
Vote for Two TwoCharles TwoCharles TwoCharles
Charles B Parkhill Parkhilland
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J B Whitfield WhitfieldFor
For Railroad Commissioner CommissionerVote
Vote for fo Two TwoR TwoR TwoR
R Hudson Burr Burrand Burand
and andN andIV I
N A Butch BlitchCare BH ch
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Care of the Cat CatA CatA CatA
A little pov powdeed potivde < Jered > ed sulphur made madeinto madeinto madeinto
into a paste with lard or unsaltedbutter unsalted unsaltedbutter unsaltedbuH
butter buH r and smeared upon the front frontpaws frontpaws frontpaws
paws now and then is la an excellent excellentthing excelleItthing excellentthing
thing to keep a cat in good condition condi condition condition ¬
tion but care should be taken that thathere that4here thatthere
here is no exposure to cold or wet wetuntil wetuntil wetuntil
until after the effects of the medi medicine medicine medidine
cine have passed off Raw meat meatshould meatshould meatshould
should not be given save in cases caseswhere caseswhere
where food is refused and it is isnec isnecssaj necy nec necessary ¬ I
essn essary y ° to build up the system Then Thenit I IIt iit
it should be given in small quanti quantities quantifies quantities ¬
ties and be perfectly fresh and free freafrom freefrom I
from fat fatLisle ia fatLisle t tLisle
Lisle Threat Stockings Stockingstigle StoeJdnpL StockingLisle
Lisle L le thread stoqkjpgs st kJPg qhould be bewashed bewub bewashed
washed wub d In tepid water tinted tlntedwitb with a alittle alittle alittle
little blue and soap should only be beused beused beused
used for the feet Rinse in clear water wa water water ¬
ter allowing a piece of ammonia thesize the thesize thesize
size of a bean to every gallon of wa water waterDry water ¬
ter terDry Dry quickly in fresh air but not notin notIn notin
in the sun un It Ithis this is Impossible roll rollnp rollDP rollpp
np DP tightly and wring in a clean cloth clothletting clothJetting clothletting
letting a fold of the cloth come be between between betgeti ¬
tween each fold foldot of the stocking stockingvan
van Mr LL
fee and Bates Bateswere were veterans of the thecivil thecivil thecivil
civil war General Bell was only five fiveyears fiveyears fiveyears
years of age when that memorable con conflict connfct conflict ¬
flict began He is also the first gradu graduate ¬
ate of the United States Military acad academy academy academy ¬
emy to attain the rank He is unlike unlikeall
all the others in one more very Important Impor Important important ¬
tant particular particularhe he does not bear the therank therank therank
rank of lieutenant general which was
I OLIVE OLIVESpecial o iE ij ijSpecial
Special to The Journal JournalOlive JournalIQIUve JournalOlive
Olive May 11 11rhere There will be bepreaching bepreaching bepreaching
preaching at the Olive Baptist church churchSaturday churchSaturday churchSaturday
Saturday night at 8 oclock and also alsoSunday alsoSunday alsoSunday
Sunday at 11 oclock at at 730 by Rev RevEd RevEd RevEd
Ed Clayton O1a 1bn All are invited in ited to be bepresent bepresent bepresent
present at the services There will be beSunday beSunday beSunday
Sunday school at 10 a mMiss m mMiss mMiss
Miss Gertrude Goodhue of New Or Orlearns Orlearns Orlearns
learns is now at home with her par parents parents parents ¬
ents Her many man friends are glad to towelcome towelcome towelcome
welcome her back bockMiss backMiss backMiss
Miss Lavatus Jernigan and Miss MissHarriett MissHarriett MissHarriett
Harriett Bealwere l the guests of Miss MissLizzie MissLizzie MissLizzie
Lizzie Merritt Wednesday eveninglast evening eveninglast eveninglllst
last lastMrs
Mrs Nettie Brewton and little son sonwill sonwIll sonwill
will leave Monday next for their home homeat hom homat
at MoDavid after spending a few fewweeks fewweeks fewweeks
weeks with friends at this place placeMis placeMm placeMrs
Mrs Alice Cretghton was the guest guestof
of Miss Alice Goodhue Wednesday Wednesdayevening Wednesdayevening Wednesdayevening
evening last lastMies fastMiss lastMiss
Miss Anna AnnaCre1ghton Crelghton was the guest guestof
of her aunt Sunday last lastMr lastMr lastMr
Mr John Hammack of Atmore who whohas whohas whohas
has been here tor some time left yes yesterday yesterdayfor yesterda ¬
terday terdayfor terda r for his home homeMiss homeMis homeMiss
Miss Maggie OwisJey spent Tues Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday ¬
day last with relatives r in Pensacola PensacolaMrs
Mrs Mattie Harper and son Joseph Josephand Josephand Josephand
and sister Mozell were the guests of ofMrs ofMrs ofMrs
Mrs A W Major Tuesday last lastQuite lastQuite lastQuite
Quite a crowa1 crow l from here attended attendedthe attendedthe attendedthe
the Ferry Pass picnic and all had a anice anice anice
nice time timeFor timet timeFOr timeFor
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For Justice of Supreme Court CourtVote CourtVote CourtVote
Vote for Two TwoCharles TwoCharle TwoCharles
Charles B Parkhiil Parkhiiland
and andJ andJ
andB
J B Whitfield WhitfieldFor
For Railroad Commissioner CommissionerVote
Vote for Two TwoR TwoR TwoR
R Hudson Burr Burrand
and andN andN andN
N A ButchFitt Butch BlitchWasnt BHtchPkt
Pkt burg rg Wasnt on the Map MapEarly MapEarly MapEarly
Early in the last century when whenvessels whenvessels whenvessels
vessels sometimes cleared Pittsburg Pittsburgfor Pitts burg burgfor
for a sea voyage the captain of a aBhip I Iship iship
ship arrived at Leghorn with a car cargo cargo carego
go The officer who examined his hispapers hispapers hispapersat
papers papersat at once said Sir your pa papers papers paers ¬
pers P ers areforged are forged There is no such suchplace suchplace
place Place lace as Pittsburg in the world worldYour worldY worldour
Y Your our vessel must be confiscated confiscatedIhe
The he frightened captain then secured secureda j ja i ia
a map directed the officers atten attention attention ¬ I Ition
tion to the gulf of Mexico pointed pointedout
out the mouth of the Mississippi Mississippifollowed Mississippifollowed I
followed that t at stream to the Ohio Ohiothence Ohiothenc Ohiothence
thence to the forks and said though thoughthe I L
the map showed no such place placeThere placeThere placeThere
There sir is the port where my myvessel myvessel myvessel
vessel cleared outl7RIUNKENNESS out outDRUNKENNESS outDRIUNKEiNNESS
DRUNKENNESS CURED CUREDIt
It will be gratifying to all lovers of oftemperance oftemperapce oftemperance
temperance and a happy home to toknow toknow
know that th t a simple siIi pJe and scientific cure curefor curetor curefor
for the whiskey and beer habit has hasbeen hasbeen hassbeen
been discovered Orrine never fa Is Isto Isto Isto
to cure drunkenness if it is used In ac accordance accordance accordance ¬
cordance with the simple directions directionsin
in the package and the discoverer has hasso I Iso fso
so much confidence in the treatment treatmentthat treatmentthat I
that we are author authQrzed zed to sell it With Withan vt1thj vt1thjan withhan
effect a cure cure1or I Ior
an absolute guarantee to cureor
or the he money will wlllbe be refunded refundedIt refundedItls refundedItis
It Itls is in two forms No 1 to be giv given given given ¬
en secretly and No N 2 for those who whowish whowIsh whowish
wish to be b cured cur c1 100 each Moth Mothers lIothers Mothers ¬
ers and sisters have tod us of hus husbands buoondsanci husbands ¬
oondsanci bands and and brothers who since they theywere theywere theywere
were given Orrine in many cases with without without without
out their knowledge have lost all de desire desire desire ¬
sire for drnk and we are glad to rec recommend recommend recommend ¬
ommend tb the remedy 3Iaii ordersdilled orders ordersfilled ordersdilled
dilled The Orrine Co Washington WashingtonTJ
TJ IJ Cor C 1 or Whiles W1l1 s Pharmacy 1Q6 S SPalafox Sialafox SPalafox
Palafox St Pensacola
conferred on the others simultaneously simultaneouslywith
with their assumption of the position positionof
of chief of staff There was no espe especial especial espec1el ¬
cial significance in the union of the two twooffices twooffices twooffices
offices and leading military men were werein werein werein
in favor of dissociating them General GeneralCorbin GeneralCorbin GeneralCorbin
Corbin who was interested personally personallyIn p rsonallyin
In the matter made 8 a special recommendation recom recommendation recommendation ¬
mendation that this be done and named namedGeneral namedGeneral namedGeneral
General Bell B l1 as an officer qualified to tobecome tobecome tobecome
become chief of staff staffGeneral staffGeneral staffGeneral
General Bell Is a Kentuckian born bornat bornat bornat
at Shelbyville on Jan 9 1856 He at attended attended attended ¬
tended the public school in his native nativetown nativetown nativetown
town and was such a bright lad that thathe thathe I Ihe
he attracted the attention of the con congressman congressman congressman ¬
gressman for that district who sent senthim senthim senthim
him to West Point His record at the theacademy theacademy
I Iacademy
academy was excellent and nd he was wasgraduated wasgraduated wasgraduated
graduated in 1878 and assigned imme immediately immedlately immediately ¬
diately to a second lieutenancy In the theNinth theNinth I INinth
Ninth cavalry a colored regiment regimentShortly regimentShortly I IShortly
Shortly afterward he was transferred transferredto
to the Seventh Custers old command commandDuring commandDuring commandDuring
During that first summer In the young youngofficers youngofficers youngofficers
officers military experience he did es escort escort escort ¬
cort duty In the construction of the thePacific thePacific thePacific
Pacific railroads and scouting and led ledexpeditions ledexpeditions ledexpeditions
expeditions for special work workLieutenant workLieutenant workLieutenant
Lieutenant Bell soon went to the de department department department ¬
partment of Dakota and commanded a atroop atroop atroop
troop in the bloody fight at Wounded WoundedKnee WoundedKnee WoundedKnee
Knee He H acquired a reputation as an anIndian anIndian anIndian
Indian fighter and was known to his hiscompanions hiscompanions hiscompanions
companions in the department as a afearless afearless afearless
fearless and venturesome soldier Aft After After After ¬
er serving for a short time as military militaryinstructor mlUtaryInstructor militaryinstructor
instructor at Fort Riley Kansas he hewas hewas hewas
was ordered to the Pacific coast and andwas andwas andwas
was there when war with Spain was wasdeclared wasdeclared wasdeclared
declared He sailed for Manila as a amajor amajor I
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