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Baltimore 81 Ohio
RAILROAD.


Schedule in effect November 49, 1890
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and Street.
For Chicago and Northwest, VesGbuled Limited
trains lO:35 a. m, 900 p m, daily
For Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Indianapolis,
Express. 1855 a n. FestbulCd Limited $40 p.
m, express 1865 night, daily.
For PittsbuTg and Cleveland, 1875 a. N. and
$50 and lI:55 p. m, daily
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. i2:05 night
For Winchester and way stations, 's:S5 a m
and 80 and $3.50 ..
For Luray. S:4O p. m. daily.
For Baltimore, week days, KISS, 5:O0. 6:3O
x7:o5. x7:l0, 1880. s:35, xg:S0, xlo;00 m,
Xl2:05 n, l2;l5, xi;l5, x3:00, x3s3J, X4.SO 4:35,
x5:05, x5-l0, 1880, x6:20, $50, xs:O0, xl0:0O
XII 80, 1I:3j p. Sundays. KISS XI :O5.
XT:l0 S:30, X9:00 a. M, xl2;0o, isOJ, Kills,
X3:00, l:S5, x5:05, x5:l0 0;S0, xS;00, xl0:Oe,
For Annapolis, 7;IO and s:S5 a. m. l2:I5 and
$50 ?. sundays, $3.50 a. m, 4:55 P. m.
For Frederick week days, s7S5. 1885 a. m,
4:20, $50 p. Sundays, 900 a. m., t.l5 p m.
Fer Hagerstown, 1913 a m. and $3.50 p IN.
For Boyd and way points, week days. s:3j
a. m, 4.30 $50, 90 p. n Sundays, 900 a. ~,
lis, 7:05 p. m.
For Gait6ersburg and way points, week days,
s:35 a. m. 1850. 49, ABB, $50. 5:35. 1905,
lI.25 p. m Sundays, 500 a m, ll5, 49, l;O5,
l0;l5 p. m.
week days s;35 a. m. 1870, $50 p. III. Sundays
900 a m, 1:l5 p. m
Royal Blue Line.
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YCrk Boston,
and the East week days, 7:O5 (Diner). s.S
(BufeD, 1000 (Diner a. m, 1905 (Diner),
I15 (Diner), 300 Royal Limited, EX
clusively Pullman Train. Dining Car, 5-0'
Dining Carr SEQ, 1880. tSleePing Car open at
1000 o'cloclJ, and 2:35 night Sundays, 5:0j
900 q. m, 12:O5 noon lis Dining Cars, 800
sos Dining Cars, SEQ. II 80 Sleeping Car open
10 oelocEl, and 2:35 night.
ParlOr Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City. l0;G0 a. m, pos noon, and
1:15 and 800 p. m week days. I2:55 noon sun
DAYS.
For Cape May, week days, 12:O5 and 1:I5 p m.
Except Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket Offices, 6l9 Pennsylvania Avenue
NV, New York Avenue and 18th Street, and az
Depot.
F. d. UNDERWOOD. D. B. MARTIN,
ID Y. p. and Gen. Nan. Mgr Pass Traffic.
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
From Station, 13lA s., and Pa Aver

From station, l3iA St and Pa Avsnee
II Eject Novembe- l. 1850
For Alexandria. week days $50 F-a4 IN
$500, s:35, S;59, 9:25 1000. II.00. I.45 n,
xl2;o5, l2:20 l2:45. Il 20 lao. 90. 40 as
$50. X4:I5, 4.50. SOS. x5:10 5.4o Goa 6.sa
I:o6, 1856 SEQ, 9:0O l0:oO. II 20. II :59 .. m.
Sundays-7.45. 900, 9:45. 1890 I.l5 a n
l2:o0 noon. I2:i5 l:3o. 2:l5 3:00 3.45. 4:80 SIS
600. Gas, $50. s15, 9;00 I0:O0 u:2O, II 80
p m.
For Mount Vernon. week days-6.39. 500 1000
n;Go, A. m, xl2.05, xl:2O, 200, 2:g0. $50 7:o6.
900 p m.
sundays-s:oo, 1900 noon. e.15. s:45. Gas. 900
o. m.
For Arlington and Aesed;.et Bridge, week
days-s;O0 $50, -9.25. 1900. lI:CO. a. m ~ .05
'l2:20. I2;45 I s. 300, -2:f0 AIS. 4:i5, 5.D5
G:o4, $50, 500. 500 p. m
Sundsys-7;45. 300. s:t5. 1880 HIS. a m.
1900 noon, l2:45, go. 2I5 500, 3.45, 4 80
5:l5, 6:Oo 6:15, Z 30. SIS p. IN.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
xENpreSs. TO Arlington only.
J. CoLy1N. Superintendent
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Advertisements under this hend
viii be inserted for one cent "a word
fUr each Insertion.
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Gail fer seml-nO1thly Bulletin.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGES Special; now is the time TO
trade; my list Of city and country property
is the most complete in the cirT, what rIva
YOUR What do Won waut3 Ny speciality Is JrldiHs
ABRAHAM FISHER 5I3 J. 81. NV. ucl}l,-e0I
WANTFD-To exchange good horse Tor Top
buggy or surrey Box 20, this office.
nols-3t,em
EXCHANGE diamond for lot HARRY DODGE,
Call 40 | st. NV. nolI-3t. .eru
FOR EXCHANGE Typewriter for 4 hieh-gradr
ladies bicycle Call after 3, address 61l
NJ ST. NV Sd floor. nOl7-3t
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2 ~ Chesapeake
46Gfs & Ohio BY.

through tnc t.rundGst Scearry 81
AmericH. All Trains NcstibuIsa.
Electric Lighted. steam Heated.
AiI 3ieais Served In lining CurA
station sixth and y Streeta-
Schedule IN elect June Is. Isg9.
2:I5 +. ii. BAI-l-t-r4eluI4LI au4 ST. Louit
Speyi4l-SolId Jsalu for llu-4auar4. I-uIarulta
seepers TO Cincinnati. Lexington, L9Ussytiie. In
dIauapOlis ahd 81. Leafs, Sltn0u; change P2EI1s
Car CoyinEtoR. va. 10 Virginia Hot SPRING.
taTior CaIa JilclUn@ti 10 Cul1ago.
u.l0 T. 81 DALE =. .. limited Soi.3
Train ios ClucIruat. Pullman S.eepeTa TO CIncln-
EatI, Lexington, and Louisville WIth5gt change
Connection ior Hog Springs Va, daily. Fli.ala
compartment car 90 Virginia Hot Springs dllT
except sunday Observation Car Hinton % CiH-
einnati. Siccper5 Cincinnati 10 Chicago anJ s.
Louis.
z:I5 P. " DAILY-Fos CordoHsyiue, Char
lcttesyiL4. stanton. daily. and ios EieanoHd.
daily, except sunday.
Reservation sB,: r.ckcts at Cbeslpeaks ara Ohio
obces. 5lj Pennsylvania Avenue; eco l4th street,
near +. and at the Station TeiephoEs calIr ltI
.er Pennsylvania Bsiiroad Cab se-yice-
H. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agen-
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALF-Fiue mare. . wears old, and panel
wagon; a sacrifice. 1916 ! So SEE nol3-'.
FOR SALE -R,lsarahIe. q pair Of heavy draft
mules, owugs aIs no use Tor them Enquire
3u e. ST. se- il.e"
FOR SALE-Five work horses and sevesal wagons
Cali at blacksmith shop ca alley e-IV-gn ''
and ifh and G. and u SIS me- nal..-l
FOR SALE Horse. surrey coupe and harness
Apply S23 T ST. n1lo-sl.-m
TAKE NOTICE-To be positively sold; ht1d Of
horses and In5res. ranging ir age Ean D 20
o Years: weight from g3n 90 l.ll1 llS. slilsn5e
or aay business; no reasonable oder se-'lseu tstL
40 rear I,3 r.. ave, NV nota-s-
FOR sALE-Car-iase. irst-elass condition. lsSs
ll.h ST. Ew L'l--st'eHl
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WANTED-ROOAfs.
WANTED-By two young ladies, 2d-Aoor front,
unfUr; also 3d-ioor front or back. fur. NV
rent not to exceed SIS. Box s, this Office. It, ,em
WANTED-Two UNFINISHED rooms; heat and gas;
rent, $3.50. Address BOX Il, this office.
nOIS3t
WANTED-By quiet couple, ! or nicely-fIr
rooms, In respectable neighborhood. Address
Box 747. this Office. noI7-2t, ,ern
WANTED-By two adults. . or fur. rooms. suit
able for light housekeeping. Address Box 727,
this Office. noI7-3t, EN-
WANTED Furnished room for two; state terms
Address BOX 739, this Office. nol7-3t
WANTED-Three unfur. rooms for / h. k, in
NV, not to exceed Sl2; ref. Address Box 68s,
this Office. uoI6-3t, EN-
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FOR RENT-rLATs.

FOR RENT-Hossekeeping fats OF s, 4, and 8
rooms, bath, pantry, extra storage room. low
rent 30 reliable tenant. 2G20 ST. NV rols-3t
FOR RENTING Ist floor fats: water in rooms:
price, $50 and S. @ st. ne. nols-3t
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WANTED ,na-ien, by souHs man experienced
ll drag business small salary. address BOA
23 Ll- office u0IJ-st
NANlEi-B. - energetic and experienced man,
position = CoIlelt1T Gr Cty salesman; refs
ere. Acarlss Box l5. this efsle- IT EN-
WANTED Bs youug Coiaged man, situation iu
private iIIHiil, o. Uith doctor. Address Box
-, ths aihcc- Item
WANTED -Wor. of some kind, ly energetic Young
man trom Chicago; give bond and RET Box
- tbls Office noIs-3t en-
WANTED -Bg smart c5'oTed man. place IN
private family. or in q boarding house. a.
make himself generally useful. u Deirccs 81.
uw. d afu
AAAtED-Liy reliable man, place as j4nitor tend
furnaces, Office cleaning. and d. work morn
ing ana evening 2255 Cleveland ave uw. Item
NAArED-By young white mzn. auy kind em-
l.ioymenii handy with horses. III p 81. NV.
nol--3t en-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW loRK-SoUTHAMPTON-L
CALLING, WEST BOUND. AT CHERBOUKG
Sailing Wednesdays AZ 10 a. m
St Louis November p St. Louis. December 13
St Paul. November % st. Paul December %
New York December 6 New York. December p
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YoRK-ANTWERF-PARIS
Every Wednesday at = noon.
WcsternIand Nov. % Noordland. ..... Dec. 8
Kensingto Nov. % Fricslsnd Dec, Is
'Tlese steamers carry only cabin and third-ells'
passeRgers. at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers II and 70, N R.-Ofice, 7S Broadway n
Philadelphia 0fhce SO5-307 Walnut 81.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-13n5 ST. n. W.
Or W. G. MOSS Agent at Sanders & Staymdn's 5,
1927 st. NV.
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WANTED White boy to work in sign shop, ~
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WANTED-Positions by clerks, collectors, butlers
bakers, watchmen, drivers walters, solicitors,
cooks, nurses, chambermaids, general housework-
ers, and outside laboreTs. FREE SUPPLY Of
FICE, 30s AZ st. NV. 1t
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FOR RrNr-sroRrs & DWELLINGS

FOR RENT s-room house and store with stable;
1928 Ii ST. ne Enquire OF OWNER, place Of
business 90S 10th ST. NV. Doll-7t
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LOST.

LOST.
-rr---.-------
LOST-White and brown female bulldog one
brown and one blue eye; collar and tag Re
turn TO i20 II ST. me- and receive reward 1t
LOST Black pocketbook Saturday evening 9th
ST. car, at 9th and or from + st. car at
Boston House. Reward if returned to $50 FlorGa
ave. NV. 1t
LOSr-In Baltimore and Potomac station, on
Thursday evening, lady's solitaire diamond
ring, engraved on inside Liberal reward If
turned to 50s +. Capitol st. nols-3t
LEFT home Thursday, November o. brown-skin
boy, aged years brown curly hair, large black
eyes, had on small plaid suit and cap name
Ihos. Morris Friends please notify me at t437
X. ]. ave. and oblige ELLA NORRIS nol7-3t
FOUND.
FoUND-watch. 226 St ne. 1t
FobND-Ice cream. pure and delicious, zoe. per
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ \. Y.
pw. Phone. 21SL je27-tf
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FOR RENT-Desirable frst-ciass rooms; part
or furnished. l7I7 DeSales ST. NV Hol9-i
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WANTIl- Whistle boy in store and coiored boy iyr
house work g09 ID u NV. II
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NANTED-B0y between the ages Of l3 and 10
wears 90 wrap bundles. Apply Monday,
KINGS PALACE. s32-sl4 9Th st. nw. II
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FOR SALE-PRoPEETY.

WANTED-To sell y acres OF the best land in
Florida in choice locality at a sacrifice, or
exchange tor building lot here, etc. C, OLSON,
800 Mo. ave. nOlU3t
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FOR RENT-SToREs.

FOR RENT Large store, cellar, and stable, Gzs
Pa. ave, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Apply
to T. kARR, 9ij Pa. ave. nolg-3t
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SITUATIONS yvANTED-nALE.

AdNeriihements under this head
via &c inserted for one ceut a word
Tor each insertion.
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nELr wANrED-FEnALE.

advcrtisements undcr this head
=, ln Tee inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD-AlRS. SEWARD, 1912 18th NV.
choice meats home cooking; 50 per month.
DoI5-Tt
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NANTED-A woman, good cook, for private fam
ily; references. 22T ST. NV. nols-5t
FANTED-A girl (rylite) TO DO general house
work; in family 1926 18th ne nolS-2t
WANTED-Immedistely ezpefienced waist hand;
also an apprentice. ISIS Columbia s.. nv.
rrT--8t en-
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A State Police Force.

A bill has already been drawn il
New York for presentation to the legis-
lature looking to the Enlistment Of a
state constabulary. Although the pri-
mary object of this bill is obviously po.
litical and is urged on the ground that
it will prevent election frauds, there
can be no doubt that a state constabu
larry, once free from political DONNA.
ton, would be q much needed protec.
ton to life and property throughout
sparsely settled districts Outside Of the
cities there is little or no police protec.
ton, and crime is constantly committed
in out Of the way places, the perpetrat-
.ors Of which are never arrested, or, II
they are, it is BY calling in the aid Of
agents from the cities Of by rude posses
ddenly formed, which are very apt
to be actuated BY the desire Of sud.
den vengeance rather than the desire ia
uphold the law There lis no good rea-
son why the, state should not have q
constabulary, except the conviction that
il would be made a tool Of one Or the
other political party when ID power.
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MILE LAcsLAKE RlPPLEs

VINELAND, MINI, Jan. 30, 1899. /:
Mrs. Ellen Mayhem went to Prince
100 'rt GA: last -. week. !. It'll!
p. w. Cundy, Of Edith; was seen on
the streets Of Vineland on Thursday
last, 4. sr,. ...,ss
Robert Burch has inst returned from
:Anoka, " here he has bean VISITING his
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The End Of Spanish Rule.

In accepting the terms offered by the
United States Spain has bent herself
with all Of the ancient dignity that she
could summon to the inevitable. There
never was much doubt at Washington
of the ultimate result, and our county
has now to adjust, itself to the sudden
possession of vast eastern domains.
There is no reason to believe that, with
the single exceptionsof Great Britain,
and possibly Japan. the nations Of En-
rope and Asia look upon the entrance Of
the United States into heSeastern ques.
tion to stay with anything like salts
faction, Already there are semioficial
predictions made abroad Of new COM
plications. But from her earliest his
tory as a nation the United States has
always had surprise up her. sleeve
and it is quite within her precedgpts
that she will astonish Eur ope il the
management Of the Philippines Is !, ;,.s
There are some: Indications, on the
other hand, that Spain is not to be; a.
together a loser by her recent war. The
industrial interests Of the Spanish PROV.
inces are coming to the conclusion that
the series of mistakes and mismanage-
ments beginning in the Cuban rebellion
and terminating in the war with. the
: United States could only be the result
Of governmental and social system
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MIMI.
First publication Jan. 10 1899

First Publication JAN IL, 1899
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Mile LacS-SS. In PrObat e Court Special
Term, Dec 18th, 1898.
+ In the matter of the estate of Charles b.
Young, deceased. g
Letters of administration on the estate of
said deceased being this day granted unto
Swan S. Peterson of said county
tits ordered. That all claims and demands OF
all persons against said estate be presented to
this court for examination and allowance at
the probate office, in !. the court house, in
Princeton in said county, on Monday the Bird
day of July, 1899, at 10 o'clock A. N.
1 It is further ordered, That six months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, at the
expiration of which time all claims not pre-,
sented to said couri, or not proven, to it's salts
faction, shall be forever barred, unless for
cause shown further time be allowed.
L Ordered further, That notice of the time and
place OF the hearing and examination OF said
claims and demands shall be given by publish
ing this order once in each week for three sue
cessive weeks, in the Princeton UNION
weekly newspaper printed and published at
I Princeton in said county.
Dated at Princeton the 18th day of December
A. D. 1888. "
81 BY the Court. gI
Us BoUCk.
lSealj Judge of Probate.
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.sPEN GER BR ooK ITEMS.

SPENCER BROOK. Jan. 80, 1899.
Jhas. Wetter is down from Clough &
.Hurd' . camp near Nickerson. rs. 81
Among those on the sick list the
past week we're; q. J. Reynolds and S.
"A. Peterson. 5 b 4
The mercury went down to thirty
below Sunday and Monday mornings,
but only wentto twenty-four Tuesday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clough and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howard spent a
few days at Lowell & Cameron's camp
near Book, the first of last week. f
wa. Smith viii start "Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis with a load
of beans and fetch back what goods be
was obliged to leave on the road las,
week. V sss
BIZ a number of loaded teams went tc
Minneapolis last week and were caught
down there on wheels during the
snowstorm. It was very disagreeable
coming back for those that were
loaded. ID III: 49,. .s:,s5.5 i5s.z
:$ ss KID:
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BOGUS BRIEFS.

BOGUS Brook, Jan. 81, 1899.
Miss Pearl vinson closed q very sue
ceesful term Of school in district No. 81
Friday Of last week.
8 gospel meeting was to be held last
Sunday afternoon in school house No.
2, but our pastor must have frozen up
on the way, as he never made his ap-
pearance. Z.
Bradford 8 Co, from Longs Siding,
are now busy erecting their saw mill
on John Fry hling's place. The farmers
are hustling around their premises
picking up what they can find in the
shape OF logs, SO lumbe piles will no
doubt soon be ornamenling our prem
ises.
... IS, TIM BIS.
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tne spanish tiger g clear view o. the
opening events OF the ACTUAL campaign
AZ pest gained by Following It's move
Iman - Inc brigade landed at Daiquiri
on the evening q the 3a2d and the morn
llng: ne SSql OF nne. was oom posed
q two squadron s: each Of the Flrst and
Leu til c1loreel 1ss ulars CAVIAR and
sEirst VOL unleers, OF ron leh riders. al
g ol 90 20 'te u
General 8 Dung. g orders We're to take take
pusisaon ga thes !eIt oI ION an1antry
2dIYlsloh sWhlch. had Already landed
Inc eE' troopers ls mao no rat IONS Durlng the
voyage they mad exhausted q e the three
DAYS traVei ratlons supplied them
soon Soon after landing part OF the command l1
received ordinary rations, which the
men placed IN their blanket rolls, as the q
cavalry men ll e CARRIED no haversack
GO After landing MS command General RAJ
Young sehts an AID on board the steamer
where = enefal. Wheeler Y was Tor further
ORDERS ana received instructions = TO move
out I'VE OF SIX miles and select 9 camp q
Tor ms own WI brigade. screen and i5' cover over
lhe landlng and relieve the Jam there 3
! Inc cavalry blVouac was near the mouth
OF q. st sure the Water OF which was al.
ready polluted by the infantry camps
above. After getting ratlons TOR one
squadron each OF the First and Tenth
ana all OF the rough riders, also .amm nI1l
nlllo on for MS do -'l guns, General
Young moved wed out on tn the S5d, and, ind
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|
ing in advance of his command, Cen
'eral Young sent another aid, Captain
Smedburg, to the rear to bring up his
full force and the Hotchkiss gun. The
hour set for the movement was 5 a. m.
on the gath. !. i -
General Castillo had indicated trai;
from Siboney, leading over hill south
of the main road between Siboney and
Santiago, and forming junction with
it at Las Guasimas., The ridge crossed
by the trail is very high. General
Young decided to send the rough riders
over the trail and with the regulars and
Hotchkiss battery move along the main
road, The plan was to make q stimuli
taneous attack with two columns. It
was explained to General Wheeler. Las
Guasimas was a pass where the Span
iards expected to check the American
advance. It is down grade from there
to Santiago.
Castillo was to support Young with
300 Cubans, and the general asked him
to start at 5 a. M, and if he couldn't go
along himself send staff officer who
would be able to translate and convey
commands. The Cubans not being up
on time, at 5 80 a. m. Colonel Rivers
went to Castillo's camp to say that the
column was ready to march to battle.
The Cuban sentinels would not allow
Colonel Rivers to awaken Castillo, SO
he came back without the Cubans, reach
ing Young at 5:45. Young then moved
out sending his aids, Rivers and Smed-
burg, with Colonel Wood, commander
Of the rough riders. The. aids were to
report to their chief the conduct Of that
column and give any assistance needed
as representatives Of the commander.
Captain Mills, adjutant general Of the
brigade, went forward with the regu-
lars. The Cubans had outposts beyond
the point where the order Of battle was
made. There were small parties Of Gu.
bans at different points along the road.
Captain Mills reached the advance
Cuban outposts and sent for General
Young to come up, Indicating how be
could keep hidden from the Spaniards
while doing SO. From that point the
general could see the Spanish position
at Las Guasimas. There were Spaniards
massed north Of the road upon which
4 the regulars were advancing, protected
BY some stone parapets. After survey.
ing the situation with his glass General
Young explained to the commanders 81
bis squadrons what they were to 10 and
4 gave them orders to advance on Las
Guasimas in battle order.
GEORGE j.. KILMER
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PEA sE P''E'L!.,,L!. I lEiTl''
PEAsE, MINI. Jan. 80, 1890.

PEAS M nr ~ 9 n. sSO, lS09.
Achild of q, y Riets il reported
to be veryill
The sudden chang ea; II thA Waasherll
cause many sick people. /.
Henry Hubers, who cut his foot with
an *, is slowi imp owing
Jim Pitmon has IL pm mlenced saving
near Ronneby VA His tearns will psDha-
bly, lsa AYE 81 fna 4. few days U.s. IS !.
y !. Bloemendale Of. Hector, MINI,
arrived here Sunday night with q car
sof household goods, He will live 81
the Marvin place this winter.
4 Mr.. Polier and G ]. Lande ga, Of Ham
5lin, 90, s DLl:, and Hubbers, of
Orange City, Iowa, have been here for
g week, visiting relatives and friends.
So and So.a
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Grips Ravage,s Doomed.

So much misery and so many deaths
have been caused by the Grip, that
every one should know what 9 wonder
8iul remedy for this malady is found in
DR.. Kings New Dissolve ~. That dis
Pressing stub born cough, that inflames
your throat, rObs you Of sleep, weakens
your system and paves the way for
sumption is quickl stopped by this
mattel less cure. II you have chills and
fever, pain in the back of the head,
soreness 10 bones and muscles, sore
throat and that cough that grips your
throat like q vice, you need Or. Kings
New Discovery to cure your grip, and
prevent pneumonia or consumption.
Price 50cts. and S1.00. Money back
if not cured A trial bottle free at @,
Al. Jack Drug Store.
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Z A Frightful Blunder.

Will often cause a horrible Burn.
Scald cut Or Bruise. Bucklen's
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-02-02
Robbed the Grave. !

A startling incident Of whichs4Mr.
John Oliver Of Philade lphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
II was in a most dreadful condition.
NV skin was almost yellow, , yes
.sunken, tongue coated, pain continu-
ally in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing eaker$d lay by day.
Three physicians had given me, up.
Fortunately, a friend advised trying
Electric Bitters, and osmy great Joy
and surprise, the first boltls made !,
decided improvements. continued
their use for three weeks, and am now
Il we'll man. | know they saved my
life. and robbed the grave of another
victim. /" No one should fail to- try
them. Only SO cents per BOTTLE at G.
A. Jacks Drug Store.
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,MARK'ss GREAT BARGAIN STORE.

The next quarterly conference Of the
Estes Brook and Ronneby. charge Of
the NJ. p. church will occur Feb. 10.
The dedication Of the Ronneby church
will take place at 7:30 z. M after
which the regular conference services
will be had. DR.. Robert Forbes, pre-
siding elder, will be present and assist
Rev. ] ohm Plulner with the ceremon-
les. ~ 81 g.