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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13

1t will surprise such persons to learn
that, long ago, the hero of Manila was
nicknamed by his intimates, Dandy
Dewey Stranger yet-so, at least
they may think-the young lieutenant
who took the Merrimac into Santiago
harbor was always proud to be known
as mother boy" Both of these Of
iicers are members OF the church, and
Hobson was an active worker in the
Young Mems Christian Association
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13
HOT SPANISH BLOOD.
1T BOILS AT THE SLIGHTEST
PROvOCATlON
The Present Trouble Between Chi'i IN"
Peru the Result OF Differences "hirh
Two American Farmers Would Hesi-
tate to Quarrel About. v

1 Chilli and Argentine are almost AT
| war over a disputed boundary of the
! line fence variety. The line between
/ the two nations is the top ridge or the
Cordilleras and relates to but small
/ tracts of almost inaccessible mountain
| heights entirely valueless for any hui
| man purpose.
But as the people Of the United
States are interested, and as the war
with Spain figures in the case, review
| OF the facts may be timely. The dis
pute as to the right OF ownership in
these Andean SUBMITS and precipices
has been of long duration. At frequent
intervals it has appeared TO be almost
irreconcilable But from time to time
negotiations have been patched up
with prospects of a peaceful result.
What was supposed TO be final
treaty of arbitration was concluded IN
1896. President Cleveland was the AZ
bitrator. 1t was agreed that if either
country was dissatisfied with his award
an appeal should be taken to his
aunt" the queen of England. AS the
trial of arbitration proceeded there
were almost open ruptures. and Meth
er nation is satisfied with the award.
That part about the queen of the
hated British was too much for the
Castilians to stomach and they can't
be blamed very much. So neither side
has become SO eXasperated as to ap-
peal the case.
Yet each nation has consequently
been constantly prepared for war. 1t
was this state of affairs which pre-
vented Chilli from selling the fine ar
mored cruiser OHiggins 10 the United
States before the outbreak of the war.
Chilli would not sell the O'Iiiggins un-
less Argentine would sell a vessel OF
equal power, leaving the relative na:al
strength OF the twonations unchanged.
There is a large and powerful Span
ish party in Argentine, under the in
fiuence Of which the government CT
that country refused to sell any OF It's
vessels TO the United States. This
broke off the trade with Chilli for the
O'Higgins. A subsequent rumor that
the NtSStl W DIS W Dt SOlu W opdIII pioN
ed unfounded. 1t is to be hoped that
the two South American republics will
not go to war. If the Monroe doctrine
is TO be maintained it is essential that
there should be peace between the ma
tons which claim the shield of its pro-
lection.
Chilli, which has been a gold coun-
try, recently suspended gold payments
for thirty days, and the time is likely
to be extended. This was for the pur-
pose of preventing gold exports, which
usually begin when there is prospect
Of war. 1t is a measure of precaution
and warning and may have some such
an effect as demonstration of strength
by sea Or land when negotiations be-
tween powerful nations reach an acute
stage. In such cases a powerful bluff
often produces the best results.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13
The Cost Of FREEING r.,

The United States AFRO en,,, Una
aalh possession of the Philippinss 20 !, :.
ands, If the peace commissioner Is
eide. Tor the cost of the war ,.,, 81 q
INTO the millions. To free the s ,"''s u
liver and bowels from disease ' una
er, Is not an expensive undertoLi 1--WE
Few dollars invested in UoStns.
task. ''Hh u
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13
Castigation.

Don't you think this country oueh,
to nave extended the olive branch ia
SPAIN" asked the man with oueer
ideas. 1T did" was the promnt -.
swer. The difficulty was that the
only way to make any impression was
to strip the leaves off it and put /,
where 1t would hurt."-Washingtop
Star.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13

great Inconvenience, he promised im-
plicit obedience to her will.
Yes, you are right, Miss Hethering-
ton; twill do the child good, and she
shall 60" he said, as he rose to take
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13
CHAPTER XIV.

HEN MISS ltetner-
ington left the
Frenchman's rooms
that afternoon, she
tottered like one
enfeebled by the
sudden oncoming of
age. NJ o n S / e Il T
Caussidiere was be-
side her; it was his
hand which placed
her in her carriage.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13

a girls hair draws more thoo
ships cable. 'n'h
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13
DUDES AND mothers BOYS.

II the unfortunate people who gloat
over sensational romances can be
wOoed to read anything else-for in
stance, true tales of daring deeds-the
events of the present war may tend 10
dispel certain of their illusions and
supply them with some new ideals.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13

Choose neither wife nor Ijpor
candle light.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13
No-Io-Bac for FIR g

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure rrapo
men strong. blood pure. sOc. 81. Am "Ses We
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13
CHAPTER XVI.

n the outskirts or
the town of Leith,
and on the direct
road of communi-
cation between
Leith and Edin-
burgh, stood the
plain abode Of the
Rev. Mungo Men
teith, minister OF
the Free Kirk OF
Scotland.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13

These students Of ferocious fiction
have always imagined heroes as rough
in appearance and manner; careless. II
not profane, in speech. and not at all
strict as to habits. They have ap-
peared to cherish the notion that BRAY
cry fourished best when unaccompa
MED by any other virtue.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-10-13

These are facts that may make silly
people wonder. But the people who
have studied character as expressed In
human lives are not surprised that men
like Dewey and Hobson were first to
gain renown. All experience teaches
that, when hoodlums would buster
and run away, the man who rises 10
an emergency is the quiet, modest
God-fearing gentleman who RESPECTS
his body and realizes that he has a
soul
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-13
Fe,ici Co sta & ca.
Sc VEN DE


En- d baTrio Tlbes sastres scaartos do
bora de La oind&d de Ponce, una esJan-
ola do ooHcuerdas de cafe, Idatanos
guineos 6 ininidad do arboles pfrutaies
lncluso nlsperos y cooos. SEf
La cruza I'll catnIno que desde los ba-
nos de Qaintana eondnee q Adjuntas,
y hmIta on toda sua parte este con ei
rio Portuguese, tiene c6moda y espaciosa
casa de vlVienda, con. correderas debajo
pare secar cafe, 1ahona para pillar ese
grano y molino para 'sventeano, casa
: ara tleud a y .yigienda sobre el camlno
real, otra casa al cortado de esa con
horno para hacer pan, y yariaai casas
mas, para mayordomos y agregados.
Adenas de los cafetales que IIane ba-
10 sombra, el resto de la estancia esta
de. maleza y monte bien dispuesto para
nuevas sIembrasz de cafe. zs1
Para prscio de esta est aneia iilfma-
rs don Francisco Cartagsna serxa4de
Mercado On Ponce pla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-13
GRAN - DEP0SlTO1
DE CAL LzADO Y PELETERIh DE
tassszs *aaaz @nts ! A#aa8ss6@Ssh s&s8 Y.
DON JAIME RULLAN
Ea4FE.t9 4s 80 8Sss s2l&al~
ATOOHAs g PONCE sfH

I'm este aoreditado e5taDiecimiento Sc ha
reelbido un extensos snrtido de eaIzado dc
todas classes y las mas caprlchosas forulas
para cabalieros, sef1oTas .nlnos que Sc de
italian precIos SIN CoMPETENCIA.x kn naa
tsriales para zapateros y taIabarteros, es
complete tl snrtldo. Tambien SO han reci
Dido driies de hilo asalgaGo, patesla % pa
Qas6, Daules de oistinEos Uamaflos y prsclos,
maletas para via1e, franelas ordinarias, al
paIgatas de inhnidad de classes, piel dc Ru
sis, Dadanas charoiadas, gamusas para GO
ches, charoies fraDceses ETC. etc. sss ga
J Oreas dc hiio superiores de . q 7aras d.
aneho para saDanas. y propia para panLa
lonsiilos y camisas para sefloras Teias de
algodon aobie ancho para sabanas.
Ventas ,.al por mayor y ai detaIin '
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-13
Sc VENDE

- Una oaldera mu1titubular de aeero
que mide IA pies de largo por de dia-
metro, con eu calderets de vapor seco.
ests 90 ia4piaya de Ponce donde dot
Felipe valiant, puede informaf desp
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-13
PRECI>,S DF PASAJES

NOTA:I "Cenro America America han annentad
los pasajes IA enn denas dsngu
dos, e peo de pasajea de de- $50 frances
Para informss generates, dgrse consignaae a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-24
Train No. So connects at calvertOn for warrenton.
LOCAL SERVICE.

Train 9foD
Franklin Junction
station eturnirga arrives a Alexandria 80 p m
D No
eturninga rrivea lexa
o Train No
informed turning ariv D.
Trains for Round
615 only and 61'
Arrive
SLEEPING CAE SERVICE.
and
andN Oeans
York and Tampa via Charlotte lumb
Dsnvil "a
Aiken c. New York and >a3gie Tenn
frstcas
Ca betwe Montgomery
and
Orleans ting at Atlanta for nnd from 5ea 'p Memphis
Springs, North faolna hnozvo sG @ sno'g
with sleeper anif
change Copnec yncllls for zts'
Through
tatu t FIancis
Noa3 and32
PoomC Ompatm Library and Dnrg S'0v
e,andD Room a T
detailed figures uruane au
j NJ CULP, 1aficMan A G. No, }tket
F.S.G Il
Bird President Agent
Washington, d c. washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-24

" Neal q Iuul uCtlOuCclS
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
L IN TIE ALLEY BETWEEN KING
ND PRINCE AND ALFRED AND PAT.
RICK STREETS.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust executed by
Paris Simms dated September 10Th, 1888
aud ecordcd III deed book No 90, page 426,
The undersigned, surviving trustees, will sell
al public an ton, in front of the Royal street
entrar ce 70 the Market Building, in the city
of Alexandria, Virginia at IL o'clock noon on
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th, 1885,
the following property to wit -
A LOT OF GRoUN D-iia1C the city of Alex.
aGdria, Virginia. ;aTr6n the north side OF the
alley the rear OF the premises late the resi-
de1ce of w. H Fowle, deceased, on Prince
street, between Columbus and Alfred streets
and bounded as follows Beginning at point
where the north line of the above mentioned
alley intersccts the west line of another alley,
winch point is one hundred and thirteen
Il t3) feet east of Alfred street by g line rar.
allel to Prince street, and one hundred 400
feet seven Gu inches north of Prince street
by q line parallel to Alfred street, and run
ning thence west parallel TO Prince street and
binding on tho first mentioned alley forty
(iO) feet thence north parallel to Alfred
street twenty-five (22) feet; thence east par
i lei to Prince street forty (40) feet 10 anoth-
er alley, and thence south on the i'd alley
TO The beginning together with all appurten-
auces to the sane belonging or in any wise
sppertainng. The said Paris Sims having
made default in the payment of more than
six months dues and interest on the loan Sc
cured by said deed of trust, and we being or
dered to make said sale by the bosrd OF direc
tors of the Mechanics Building Association
No . of Alexandria, Virginia.
Terms of Sale Cash.
j D II. LUNT and Surviving
NJ. 5. II INFLOW, Trustees.
fnh1- ts
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PvR. F. Knox. Auctioneer

TNRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 LOT IN WHARTON ADDITION 10
tD3T MYER Heights NEAR SITE OF
NEW C URT HOUSE
virtue of deed of trust recorded il
iiher L, No. 4, folio $50, one of the land le.
cords Of Alexandria county, VirAi default
aving occurred in the payment of the notes
secured thereby, and at the request of the
holders thereof, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale at public auction, on the prem
ises. on
FRIDAY, February twenty fifth, 1898,
at hslf-past TWO o'clock p. NJ, the following
e,cribed real estate in the county of Alex.
andria, state of Virginia; to wit:
LOT numbered thirty go in block num-
beIed TWO (2) in the subdivision OF Whai ton
addition to Fort Myer Heights, containing
1852 square feet of ground.
TIE ms of sale: Une-third cash, the bal
auce in one and two years; the de erred
paymen ; to ba secured Big deed of trust on
aid lot bearing interest at six per cent. per
ann0m. A deposit of $50 required al the
Inc of sale Terms to be complied with
Within ten day or the property to be resod
at risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser. Ion-
yeyancing end recording at purchasers cost.
be sold without reserve.
JOHN r. LYBR0OK, Trustee,
Sun Building, Washington, D c.
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AUCTION SALES.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ from James II. Meriweather and wife,
dated the 9th day of January, 1897, OF re-
cord in the Clerks office of the County CourI
II Fairfax county, Va, in liber Y, No 5, 70.
lilo Gao, and being thereto required by the
party insured thereby, the undersigned, tIus-
t es in said deed. will offer for sale at public
suction, in front of the premises hereinafter
described at u o'clock NJ. on
TUESDAY,
the 9Th day of March, 1898,
the following REAL ESTATE and PERS ION.
AL PROPERTY TO wit:
ALL THOSE TWO CE2TAIN PIECES OR
PARCELS OF LAND AND PREMISES, stu
ate, lying and being in the county of Fairfax.
and State of Virginia, bounded and described
as follows TO wit:
First: Begin ming at stake in marsh
near Little Hunting creek at the s. W. cor.
ner Of Sarah Youngs west lot and running
thence down ssid creek south twenty nine
degrees ana thirty minutes west, thu ee chairs
to stake; thence south five degraes and ff.
teen minutes east FIVE chains and forty liuks
TO = cluster Of soft silver maple trees thence
south forty-slX degrees and thirty minutes
west fourteen chains and fifty links TO ordi-
nsry low water mark in the Potomac river;
thence south tbirIy-fve degrees east eight
CHAINS and twenty. eight links thence south
81 ~ eight deqrees east seven chains; thence
south e'ghty-five degrees east twenty seven
chains and eighty links to the S.-W. corner
OF sarah Youpg's lot thence along said lot
lWc north three degrees west twenty nihc
ch ms and sixty eight links to John c. and
l. wis TOuDg's line; then o along their line
due west to the place of beginning, contain.
ing By estimation niuety acres of lind, be the
same more or lie g.
second: Beginning for the same al stone
buried in the ground twenty. one feet caster
~ of a soft map tree, and running from
thence S. 113. w thirteen (13) chains and
thiity.e ght (3S) links to stake in the north
line of the land lately owned by Lewis Young;
thence due cast about twenty-four GA
hgins and five . links to stone in the
inc corner of said Youngs land, to the other
part of the tract of land sold by Bailey to
evils w Walker thence with said Walkers
lue as surveyed, n 12o L. nine co. chains
s.Xty.seven go links to a stone at the west
en- post # a gste corner to said Walkers
nd in the north line of said tract; thence
with said lite n. 79' w. to the place of be-
ginning, containing twenty-one and three
eighths (2l3s acres. mora or less.
PER ONAu PROPERTY 3 work Horses,
; go.hore Wagons, l horse Wagon,
II rise hase, = Mowers, Reaper, l Carriage,
Phseton, / Road Cart, Furniture in dwell
house on above desc premises.
Terms of Sale: Cash II the personal prop
erty, and as to the real estate one third cash,
ard the balance il three equal instslments at
l. and 3 ears respectively, evidenced by
the negotiable notes of the purchaser, bearing
int rest from date, payable semi.annually
the title to the property to be retained until
tut pa ment of the purchase money. Con-
veyancing at COS, o. the pur hsser
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Trustees
CHARLES EARLY, iiu'''''
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AIsxanar3a 3asettes
THU, Say .vENirG FEB 81, ls S.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Senate on Tuesday passed House
bills TO amend section 929 Of the code
in relation TO Jail inspection.
To amerd section $3.50 OF the code IL
relation to payment OF money into the
treasury.
To require each banking institution
in the State TO report 10 the auditor o.
the State all money deposited.
To amend section 1929 of the code SC
as to require a record TO be kept o.
money under control OF courts.
To exempt the wages of minors fr2u
ga-uishment proc IS.
To amend section 2547 Of tie cod.
p.ovIding turthe recorCaJion Of wills
The House passed the Senate bills T.,
ameud section SIS of the code relrung
10 the compensation of supervisors, as
amended, etc.
Also House bills to empower any
judge or justice of the Commonwealth
before whom minor under l6 years OF
age is convicted of misdems auor to
substitute stripes in lieu OF tiue and i'm
prisonment, or of either, with the COZ
sent of the parent or guardian of such
minor.
To amend and re-.nact section 2507
the code, in relation 10 list Of wriuuls
recorded to be posted by clerk.
To amend section 27l6 of the code II
relation to unlawful deta II, approved
March /, 1890.
To establish 8 State geologic and
economic survey and provide for an IN
vestigation of the natural resources ot
the State, and preparing and publishing
of reports, maps, &C., illustrating and
making known the character OF these
resources.
To amend section 1922 of the code
touching the appointment of special
police.
Bills were introduced to amend sec
ton 1909 of the code with reference 10
clerks keeping registers and descriptive
lists of persons convicted OF felony,
sud copy of list to be evidence
of identity, fern OF register, aud wi b
reference TO take photographs.
To amend an act to require sheritis
and sergeants of the counties and
cities 30 make report TO the judges OF
the counties and cities the number OF
prisoners on the first day OF each mouth.
The bill to consolidate ard make
firm and stable all contracts heretofore
made with auy county court or board
of supervisors of any OF the counties in
the State by virtue Of which contrasts
law officers have been and are now be.
ing maintained on county properly,
came up with Recommendation hat
it do not pass" The bill was dismissed.
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DRUGGISTS.
1872.

ESTABLISHED 1872
=. LAAD8EArhR. G. @. LEADBEATEE.
E. g. LEA DgEATEE, JR, J. L2ADBEATER
L. s. LEADBEATER Il SUES.
WHOLESA Ii And RETAIL DRUGGISTS
800 an 107 south Fairfax Stcees.
Dealers in Lrugs Chemicals, Parenr Ned
cines, Paints, Wis Dye Stuff, Spiccs, Mug
yists' Fancy Gou1s and Speciaities.
Wholesale agel. 3 in Northern Virginia TO-.
J. c. ayers Medicines ana John Lucas & ca. 3
Tinted Gloss and Prepared Pats, &c.
manufacturers OF standard Pharmaceu.icsi
.reparations.
We have made large additions TO our stock
and are buying leading Proprietary Articles,
Chemicals, &c. direct frnln the manufacturers
Ne are therefore enabled to supply the trade
with al goods usually carried by weil-ap-
pointed WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE ct
prices az low as those given by the best houscs
IN larger cities. All goods forwarded by frst
tISight or express after receipt OF ordor.
Prompmoss IS our spccillty. We guarantee
the purity OF all iTugs furnished. Core
5ponG0nce invited
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SATURDAY.
tho 18th dav of March. I s!

INC ctH uay VA hoiNHi AC|C'
in front of the Boysl street entrance to the
market building in the city of AlexandTis,
Virginia, expose to SALE at public auction for
cash, ALL THAT LOT Of GROUND WITH
TIE IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated on
the south side of Queen street, between Pat
ric:, and Henry streets, in the city of Alexan-
dria, Virginia, and bounded as follows: Be-
ginning on the south side Of Queen street at
the west line of the lot of ground, conveyed
by Mary c. Smith to J )hn Fitzpatrick 40 feet
4 inches. more or less, west OF Patrick rect;
ADD running thence westwardly on Patrickly
street 81 feet in, more or less to the line of
thu lot formerly owned by P. H. Hooh; thence
so shwardly parallel to Patrick street 90
fec thence east parallel to Queen street } I
feet in more or les; Themes north parallel
to Patrick street &c feet to the beginning.
Together with all rights and appurtenances
to he said lot of ground belonging or in any
wise aTpertaining Conveyancing at the cost
of he purchaser.
JAMES Z. CATION,
fcb1S I'd Trustee.
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MONDAY,
February Dist. 1898, at AGO p

February Dist, 1898, at 4:30 p. m,
the following described real estate in the
county of Alexandria, State of Virginia; &c
wit: Lot one ~ in the subdivision called
"Fairview,' (the plat of said subdivision be-
ing duly recorded in libcr NJ No i, page
500, one of the land records of Alexandra
county, Virginia and being bounded as fol-
lows:
BEGINNING at the intersection of the south
eide of Ida avenue with the east side of Or.
lington avenue, and running thence south
wardly with Arlington avenue 100 feet to
Corbett street: thence eastwardly with Cor
bett street 100 feet: thence northwardly
parallel with Arlington avenue 100 feet 70
Ida avenue, and thence westwardv--Nith Ida
avenue 100 feet TO the beginning, together
with the use of said -ssttfeets and all other ap-
purtenanceSS-to the same belonging, being the
sa1;G property which was conveyed to evils
B. Robinson by Sewal P. COrbott and others
by deed dated May II, 1894
Terms OF Sale: All cash, of which $50
must be paid at the time of sale. Convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms of sale must be compiled with in ten
days from day of sale, else the trustees reserve
the right to resell at 1isk and cost of pur.
chaser in default.
AYLETT T. HOFFMAN, Tr,.too.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
fcb7 I'd