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Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21
era Spring 8ropc.
Otter "0eraIo".l

On S.prcitutnnt for Stoupnro Ieles
phone 60. / 3aufun, Soma, hur orret
her for at iaa Self III Of i~ubIfrlberr
Tor GUuppns, foo srmrunist tuuos
fire ia en- Del al 5OrrstHIuseu Der.
telephone 9iuierue anar ira gscurat,
aieunsm Burr Snf, 9ocuit, SGtrc,
6lsblanOuile. Guahcabl us Dee; ben
suo,r / Gprius @ruus. Get uilOr uiIts
NOT bore beIOtst, on 5Urstnaenoet ION
titauo.
gliis gtarie 9tlis nisit pso
Dozen / fin 2sitsr Mrs. 8. Gitiics
Si,m / eprins Grove. Set oar Naue.
frGit, bun leo al. SsHoss Gsoeitso
bar 3unnsftuO I Rorss; i 1872 tom
bun hertiI Os a usO fin Dob So Gar
eammsl. SGrs.tisu.iieu hoIotss / ben
nurF.lutherits airte, bupr 9aitOr 8rque
iorretteps.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21
NcS Sutbcr Epueac

uo9iGr De ire iprite alasier ben iprbereocaoe
Preparatory Department.. 3 biSje Slds.
Ter undertakes | iauoonus Sag, iom bprcr
meo til en- spo llooanuelie, JON banner BET
rette @runola8 for pioere Stuomm % icnl
rgiaa oil bore til 9iptte Ior en- ung VI arb
bpilteuiombelit 2iUsiilins, I'm ban if,c
lluloe tannr ituoere mere cHo tire Star.
en- 2iiupel / Zen Iorbcreoenoe Nioelina
Tan ituperc Og iaa GrOmcn | bpiite al DC pp.
iprte 6ng, ban pnlter.
San bebpoer life at lGic, bpao bad fan ipr
San er itte bunoen iii Ell cntelt garss
ilasle, men Tau gna irem iaa burtl9 ipm
bans Sunoltaber irtter BAN / Stano til.
Naar han bar ta9et Gramsn | allc DC Saa,
Tom berer I'll ben iprbereosnoe gibclina.
g%rdouerer ran CO iaor Siplpm ION @raou.
ent ira Sutber Colleges iorbereoenoe vi.
being.
Dor Satalpa % nTrmere llnocrretuina
b%enpenbe muIl ii9 I'll Troi Saur, 9nrierl,
&ecpraD, Joipd. 4Sa.ii
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21
GobafsapIen ct County.
Siatiiiif for Zane 6Onutp, gsis.
6n Sammenliaming.

Tone Gpuntp ooIer omtrent Snir.
parien al al Den 1obaf, iom i%rsmbrins
ees I @isconFn. f~srtaler Statens
"1obacco &eporter~. Rsbeniiaasube
label tr Rsiultotet ai 9~sissIprs llus
o~erisaelier Tor bp.rt 1rfpnibip Os
eanosbp mco l%lnoioselie al 9rfpu Of
Surfe os GitD Of StOusbton, hpor en-
rmelis Yeresnina CT taset. 9obaiss
auleu er ca. so Yroceut itsrre eno
tllpr | bette GOuutp, bpao Der rsiaa er
SiIi1ioet | &od Gpunip o. bel osiaa /
Stntcu icm $ele b~slrastet. 5Obafs-
areaIet iaar er msaem $1,000 o.
1000 Ncres impo IL, 230 Ncres flor.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21
Scr MAN laoe Born ifrtge?

9urneitug sr ingsn Simmelsmuiit;
men mango, ION bar feet lit Barn BE-,
ps mango, Jon aIorig bar bapt noaet,
ptlOe bare sIao, ON be 1T bsrs bet sngdng
lpbe inoen fine fire 8Ggss.
Smdabsrn itriger, nuar be fslsr
!Sunser, Sr9tbeo, llbebag slsr Smerte.
Wlsn De bplsr ogiua uoen 5oranleOnins,
foroi bet er BEN en- Srans at faa 2uft
% ee Sunaerne.
9erfur fan man iiss: So Barn maa
itrige; bet bible bore ~unaturligt og
uiunot, ON BE- lite plbe BRUCE fine Stsms
memiblsr meb regslm9sIigs Wsllsmrum.
Men oermso .r in~genlunoe iast, at
man ferit, naar gsrnsne ifrieer, erinorsr,
at be itul Ia Ssos. Gn COB Wooer be-
berer tntet Wsmorunoum / faa Senissnbe.
Spub imiolertio ben unss Moosr ofte
life buffer. er at bet lille Barn tpppis
firigsr al Sunssr .fter - frif, Cuff.
Den Menine, at ct Barn let fortisln zig,
sr nut uobreOt, os / 9irt.ligRoen bar bet
life for Wobitunnstruft.
Nen bet sr belt isisnnm feiIastigt at
inoinsrs ct fua tibet 8Gien ION en- anbsn
Yatfs i Puosr os Sjers % tratte 5or.
bGngsr pper 8ugsen iua tut til, at
Barnet liggsr og ipssr / fine sgns uo=
o~unitninger. 0et bar lies tort Sebop
for frft Buff Tom ben 9Otsns % tdnite
snood mere.
Sfriger llngen ON Moresnsn. iuu lar
man ben itriss en- Stunb; bet uopiber
2unsern, os biofsrsr COB 4ppetit.
On Rattsn itris,r life 8arn.n. ium
Hs9el, hpis be od lite .r ing.
Rddr M Sjalen raasnsr bos 9ars
net, ps BET life itriger eftr Wtub p9
forG bet bar bet onbe alers, men ogiaa
forbi Be pil ia i'm 8ilis, bd riisr b Jig,
bpab Der / ben Ferits Sporaeslis er pp=
ndast eQsr - foriemt.
Sbi lar man Barnet p4nns fig til at
Ifriee bare bet fplsr lbebag, iad tlsms
msr bet paa mep at ilItrise FOR ben mine'
its 9agatsl csiau ieners. Wfsn at pans
ne garnsns at msp at itrise at Srobs,
bet er en- ounItelis - en- meset panitelig
Gag.
Stal man las BEN faa lin Billie, Ifal
man itrafe bet .lsr rplsg laos bet Itrigs
zig tr9t2
0esparrs bar man ingen fallss Re
cspt, Der pasisr for bOsrt SiIfGlos. Man
tan tun sip. entelts 9int. Oct furliss
Ite er at sipe be imaa Barn alt bet, D:
ftrissr efter - bare for at beroliss BEN.
6OIt, Ipm life i%pritadr at esrsre ia Ter
2ipst, ION operalt begpnoer Stnb, %
Iom altio ~forlanger, at ale Hal bdnis
efter pertS Btbe, - oe sr nstpp flige.
ION bur O9rst ubiat for en- indom falIt
9ebanbling | 8arnetdmmsrst.
Stal man ba itraffs Barnet, naar bet
Itrigsr?
Oct ian i sntelte 5ilfrIos p9rs rigtis,
naar man sisr Bet meo 5crnuit Og Ro.
9reot at forlange, at en- liosnitdbslig
bDlenbe hinge ital boloe op etsblitte>
I q, sr ct oumt Os ubini9t 5~orldngsnps.
Sfts bringsr et snsits alups, eller en-
rolig gsfnlirg: "God I'D, til ou blir ros
li9!!~ ben lille Strisebals til 8~eIinbelis.
so mere Barnet faar Ssrrsoemms
oper Sproget % ruer line Semmer. oeito
T%jtlonsrs sir Strigsne. pigsr ira 8 og
8uttsrne opsr 10 Aar finger tin ppsr
Smsrts % Glaot. gss9e Ting er mz
turlisi os altiua life ftrafbart, os bet
blir i 4lminb,ligbeo tilsipet, at Strig os
Stfnntn felgsr sftsr en- lssemlis Smsrts,
% al N liplia Seq iGtt'r Stsmmsorgas
nsrns / 8srreeI'e.
Wn pissrne lerer mart, al Stua %
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21
6ioroe Fort proocs.
Gn tor Wob taetr 5 Sanger NIB al
ct 5noiana' 5ausiel %
b9nBtr BEN.
Gn srnfnlo Weofart.

SsaoOo, SnS., 15N Sept. Sem
NGne, ION lang, bar pGr,t en- Strrt
for 9org,rm | Riplsp Gountp, bI.u ueen
9aabs Os garmbiertisbsO Ipuaet | 8sr'
iai1ts mat, % ha 9pens gorser. tom
pda 9en,us bar btt for at fnN b fem
glGno bGrg9nos bsoe rso ira ligefdd
range 9rsn, pan Ct GlmttrG ! Spens
9nrldrIGe.
gefoItuinssn | og omtring @sriaints
lat | fr,sIm qar ieIt fla uitre pua
8ruuO al 9Dpsrisr, plpuoriugu og
CptrfalO osri Gensn. og M babe be be-
iIuttst at itututrs ct Gr,mpsI. Shrifs
fen ersb nogls Snbbruostppe paa fsrit
8isrHing | Correct fprIso,n Rat oe fsrts
BEN til 5RnsiIst i 9srIaill,s, ION sr
G~ouutpiGst. Dr. fem TlGnb, Tom M
bcriab her bar: 8tnrp S4ulsr, "a aar;
eblt 9.pi, 81; gorbon. %; 4nbrsps,
so. % Stntins. q aar.
9Iotisn BAR / imorass. cd Der fpntes
al tomm, Rnttrre fra ale aanter benz
tmoo 9eriuiI,s. 0s ites al og iumI,oe
fig Oeo en- 8atts1raunins mar 8pen.
Sngsn Sio bIsD ipilot; tbi alt bar foruo
drraretrst. 3 al StiIbeo marI9srso.
400 Mnnb tort ,ft,r inb ! Bpsn, bpor
5Grsflst FOB unber @iuium Ssnnns
getDttsIis. aort fer ri. 2 buntsbe BET
pua 0srrn til ben oso Siosn at 59ngIlst
Iigsmbe 9pIiQ, bpor Sluttersn og ire
Deputies bolot III. % bisIe aabnebe
9ersn bI,p b, meot AZ ire maftsrsoe
WGno, Tom meo fine 9iItuler Tom
SirGmmmibocl tpang BEN til at uoles
Der, Rsslsrns til SrusiIs.t,
Ere at 6angsrm - 2spi. Stntins os
Shuler - befdHot fig / fsrite Stage,
msoeus 9oroon os anorsps bar opsrs
paa. De tire fsritnnnnts Iatts Iie til
WoopGr9s, % 2soi bIep fupt gisnnsm
grDItst. mems Ssntins og S9ulsr blso
flaast ! Sopsost msb en- Stul. Wan
bapoe ale Rsb fGroi9e; bet 9jdIot bare at
uubrings 2sttsn omtune !Salisn pua
tpsr at benz. !SGnoer oe Sober blep
iurrst iammsn. og iua bespnpte Wurs
i6sn. 9s blsp life baaret afiteb, men
mso Hsr, Manb reo Gnpen at bpsr
Strife bIsp be fem Sanger ilnbt efts,
SOroen en- StrGtnirs at 200 Sob til ct
GImstrG, brur be itrdr bleo opb9nete.
9st iiass, at 2soi. Sentins ps S6ulsr
bauoe ~ucdanoet. fsrenb Be uuaeoe faa
lanai.
Sugsn al gpsns gorgere Times at be-
tIa9e, bouo Der sr b9not; tpertimob pms
tee Der ON at b9nss OgIua tire sllsr fire
andre uf gdnoen. Mpnbigbebsrne Ear
armoost ON, at trooper mat bliue ienbt
ban til SiGlp.
8ursruer Mount t~slesrdfersoe ftrur fl
SbsriHsn eftsr netsrs llnoerretntns /
Sugen, oa paulusOs Bum at BRUCE al lin
Rast til at fuu fat i be StpIoigs osnne
oprsrsnos 2pnding. "Sadbdn Ssrems
gun9smuube mad life tuuIss." iIutter
8urernersn. "og al Stains Wagt bill,
ON Foruepiges, bltps brust / anosnbslIs
! al i'm StrengrO for at faa urreitsret os
itraFet impliestsbe Ysrionsr."
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21

Sbl onf.ddr t,m oonrligi % Suttsrnt
lair msb ftirrsns Yin. og inumsntn.bs
n. 2Gb.r ON Be paIoigs Snoianerhltt,
Der imiltt uno,r b, ppIofomiie pinIler.
90 naar hase aisn hdr orsritrsoet
aonfirmat;onen, oa ,r al S,rissn blit en-
Stum ct forldot Staropuntt, Der
fun tiIbsr,r garn,tdmmerst ce 2sseplaos
zen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21
1t. stnsear seminary a. Snhitute

bsapuoer it 20oe Stoleanr Den 21oe Sept
1897. Sioien bar snaet iremao / DC iioie
aar, % ben iprtiGiter i'm @ierning til uGite
War meo DC iamme 9Grere ION iiior, mce
6proselie al &aiior Z VI. 9ariou ira gitilc
GUbb, ~ linn Sdtalos iaaes irit peo at
itriue I'll 3. 9 = etbrs. Ct, aHsaar, Soma.
5Ia.ti
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21
Sabara.

Den frbpdnIts, Spfatt.lfs al Erie'
nsr | alminbsligbso os i9rlig al Saba
To sr. at Sorobanpsn sr CAN'T. lab, be-
itdar at Saro og .r sdnfte ufrugtbar,
sos % ubsbost, bpor tpertm WIenneifsr,
DIR sllsr pldnter tunns tribes. Detts
sr bog insenIunOe opsrsnsitamsnoe NIB
9irtsliaRosu. 8anits piit Fnoss Der
aoIfniss bseranbisOt Cmraaoer, boor
SorboIosne sr al en- IalodnSdrutter, men
iOm oiteit sr oct sdnits anRrIebss, iost
S,~orbbunben Il oOsrfaust msb RRtter az
Imaa, Ianoee Sgiosr, dFbrubt bi't %
br al Slipper ilmt at miuors Soroitgts
fer, bror Der tribes nosl. Buff. )
8irisIigbebsn Fl Sabara, b%ortIset ira
bins Str9tmng,r, rslatiut soot bsbpet os
RUNNER en- taIrig gsfOltning al Wsnne'
Ter og Srsatur,r.
Sfsls. en- pfftisl Statiitit fdnptss Der
/ Qdr,t 1892 dlsns / ben aIgier',s Del
at Subara pper 9 Wilionsr Juar, 6rcruf
Der ipareb.s en- Night at 1.763,000 II.
BriIsn paa bert 5aur uufloess til 20
Sr., % tilIanm,n rspr9ientsr.bs Be olt'
iaa IN 2apital AZ omtr,nt IT'S W'lio'
ner s5r. Spruoen oisis Soar fanotss
Der 2 Ni1iontr 9eber os 100000 aas
meier, booraf qfsift,n belsb fig til ttar
pp imob / Ria. 81. Oct ,r en- b,tinot
Sag, at man / Oaierr. mso fort llobpt'
I. bprter 9almsr, Gitrpntr9sr, apritos'
treer % en- for Maueoe 8rsntIa9sr.
9isIe Sdisr RUNNER 100000 Dub
b.Ipalmsr, Der / afsift 'ncbrin9sr $780,.
600 5r. Sp,r 9ubnlpulme stper en-
SnOtGgt af mslIsm 8 pg 10 il. ON Ias
ret, altidd idlt Is Mil. ST. ddrlis.
Oct er lite lfoen 8rino, al man puaa
Itaar, at bpis Der funbtes 9uno / Sabd'
ra, pilbe bet bart en- at be ~fruatbareits
Sane pda oSproa. SaaInart BET p1a ems
telte Steoer lpttss at itaFe 8arb, e.
Seituo6pttet ganIts forbauisnoe tort;
man bebeper blot at bdsge en- Sdie for
at uperrbpiIe Tig ON Sorouno.ns Rtgoom.
Gn tpIt 9iNn7tabsmnb peo Napu
Silaartb, Der bar unosrisgt ben Rous,
ION Sorobunbens minsralTte Ssitdnos
belle ipiusr msO Senipn til plantsrnss
GrnGrine, sr naust iii ben Slutnine, i
10 mere ter en- RsgiOn .r, beitu rigers er
S'~Orbbunosn paa iaabunns minsralite
Setanboels, Der sr al itpr getponins for
ben pegstatite Grn9ring. Deb oenns
Disqualification ut grtsnsn Itstter 9ils
garth fig til temiits anulpier, ban bur
forstagst. Oct fpritaues let, at be
terr. Ggns sr be minerdlTte geitdnbbels
life uoiatts for at blip, turtfpnsoe al
R.anpanbet Idalebss iom | b. fugtigIfe
Reaiun.r. Del sr ogiaa barb at lGgge
MGrte til, at bet netup sr | be trrre og
ft9r,t parms ggrs ION @9ppten, hpor
Mennefets GrnGrine sr ~nsobrugt til ct
Wlinimum at Giriliiationen bar tuget i'm
SegpnpelIs; be ciOiliierere Racsr SlOtis
ben bar fra g~espnbelisn at Ddlgt Be
tgrre Ggns, fOroi bet Der rar not at panbe
Sorbbunben for at oprua tilitrRtt,lig
Seit til bsrss @rnarins. 5 be fngtigs
Gsns blipsr %sftsrtaunosn ts nerenbs mts
n~eralIte gsitdnbbels at Sorbsn, bpordf
@lantsrne leosr, bortfsrts mso 8anost,
ganifs lissiom Sproen en- l~lrtepotts,
6pori man oprtsr 9lantsr, e~ftsrfadrosn
miitsr fin &ruft peb Banning.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21

2oiun pi GbriitIana bar ct nsrre
Areal beianst meo 3obaf eno uoaei
anoet 2ciunibip ! Staten, n.mlis 1889
Ncres; oerneit fommer Suufirt meo
l43O cs 8leaiant Springs meo 1888
S%noeuerenoe aurs 9pbatss
nsbpite i Dane @Ountp alene loper at
temmelis uar 10000 aasisr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21

5auOptrtsre al YeunspOisr iommsr ira
6rlntriss. StT6Hs itstits 6ubrit li0ser Deb
garis, bpor Oer aarlia iabriierss TO Miaios
reT Sauopirttrc. Tabrit,n hltp aulagt for
at lane 6icrptuut, men ga ne Git al srus, ait
ben optr I'll I'm uuprrtnos SabriiotiOn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21
q. @tee taler Nipplosinaen | Z

q. @tos taller GioolOsiaaeu / Sprtna
SGliep. Mimi, ben 29oe Sspt., @rauO
Nieaooiu 30te Sept, % lite Git. Sertcr
2oen, aoanls % Snteau 3oic % 4oe. gple
ste % CITE, albert Sea zoe % soc, elarfs
@rope 9oe, Mdututo l0oe, YiGocIta lite,
81. SameS % Sulesu 12tc 1870, ssinoum
i7pe os 1soe, oIaptcn l9oe os 2Ooe, Saolep
2iee ps 22be, SaSper s3pe % 24bs, grpernc
25oe- 2Soe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-21

&c aaHcrIgc Mcmcitcr ialper i 10 Alasicr
De, ION r rig, paa sgtu, % DC, lem sr rio,
paa iremulso aanp.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02
THE PRESIOENT.ELECT,
No Cause for Alarm Over His Physical
COnditiOn-His Health Improving.

No Cause for Alarm Over His Physical
COndition-His Health Improving.
CANTON, O., Feb. 26.-There seems to
be some unnecessary alarm in the east
over the physical condition of the pres
ident-elect. kilograms of inquiry adj
dressed to various persons here indi-
cate that feeling of uneasiness exists.
1t is without foundation, however.
Maj Mckinley, who has had the
grippe for ten days, is improving
hourly and took two walks about the
street and long drive. His color is
returning and the sparkle has come
back to his eye. Both Maj. Mckinley
and his physician are confident that
his health will be fully restored by
Thursday next. Mrs. Mckinley is
also much better and the grippe has
practically left her. There were no
visitors of consequence Thursday and
no one with the exception of the FAM
lily and a few personal friends talked
with the president-elect.
1t is proposed by the people of Cam
ton to form large proce ssion Monday
night next to escort Mai Mckinley to
the railway station. He was to have
been given public reception on Wash
ington's birthday, but it was abandon
ed on account of his illness. The pro-
posed escort to the station is to take
the place in measure of the reception.
The rumor that Col j. j. McCook pre-
fers some other post than secretary of
the interior, continues to be current
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02
Cabinet Meeting.
GEN. LEE,
American Consul General to Cuba, Open
ly and Shamefuily Insulted by a High
Spanish Official.

American Consul General to Cuba, Open
Iy and ShamefuIly Insulted by High
Spanish Official.
HAVANA, Feb. 27.-The Marquis de
Palmerola made a scandalous personal
attack on Gen. Lee Wednesday night
in the palace, in the presence of sew
eral American newspaper correspond
ents. The incident arose because the
censor refused to pass dispatch for
the correspondents which said that the
release of Scott had been demanded,
because he was both arrested and kept
IA prison in defiance OF the law.
who told you vhat?" shouted Gen.
Palmerola, the secretary of state for
the island.
''Gen. Lee replied correspondent,
calmly.
''Gen Lee is liar, imposter aud
REBEL" shouted the little marquis, with
an oath.
Gen. Lee is, OF course, too busily en-
gagged in endeavoring to induce our
government to protect the lives and
property of our fellow citizens to pay
any attention to Palmeralo's outbreak.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02
LEES DISPATCH
That Notified Secretary Olney He Would
Not Stand Another Ruiz Murder.

That Notified Secretary Oiney He Would
Not Stand Another Ruiz Murder.
New YORK. Feb. 26.-Secretary of
State Olney Thursday at Washington
reiterated his denials as to Consul Gem
eral Lee having applied for war YES
sells to be sent to Cuba. In view of
these denials the Herald Friday morn
ing publishes the cablegram sent by
Gen. Lee to Mr.. Olney. The cable.
gram is as follows:
HAVANA. Cuba, Feb. %, 1897.
"OLNEY, Washington: Have demand
ed release of Scott, American citizen,
who has been kept in prison and in
communicate without due process of
law IL days.
Trust that you appreciate gravity
of situation, and are prepared to sus-
tain me.
Must have warship Immediately.
How many ships have you at Tampa,
Key West and southern waters, and
are you prepared to send them here
should it become necessary?
81 can not and will not stand an
other Ruiz murder. LEE, Havana"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02
THE POLICY
OF the New Administration in Regard to
the Cuban War-No Meddling With the

OF the New Admins tration In Regard to
the Cuban War-No Meddling With the
Instruction.
New YORK, Feb. 27.-The Journal
Friday morning printed the following
dispatch from Julius Cham bers, its
staff correspondent at Cleveland, O.:
Intense curiosity exists to know the
policy to be pursued regarding Cuba
by the incoming administration. am
able to state that policy on the high.
est authority and in the epigram in
which it will be enunciated:
There will not be any meddling with
the Cuban instruction, or any triflng
with Spain.
Every citizen of the United States
will have the absolute protection OF
this government if war with Spain be
precipitated. The first case of brutality
to a citizen of the United States will
be followed by immediate and unmis-
taxable action on the part of the ad .
ministration.
Maj. Mckinley is opposed to a recog-
milton Of the republic of Cuba, because
he maintains that it does not exist.
and that the only existing government
in Cuba is Spain. The granting of
belligerent rights to insurgents, he
argues, would relieve Spain to a large
extent of her obligations to this gov
eminent.
No claims of American citizens
would lie against Spain for the de-
structlon of their property on the is
land bV the INSURGENTS
Maj. Mckinley is equally opposed to
army intervention, holding that condi-
tions justifying such step do not ex-
list. The president-elect has recently
expressed himself in writing to
the above effect The firmness of
his attitude on the protection
due Americans living or travelling in
Cuba is unmistakable. The consul
general at Havana will not appeal to
him in vain. President-elect McKin.
ley viii order every ship in the navy
to Cuban waters if necessary to pro-
tect the life of man, women
or child who has a lawful claim on
this government.
A politi clan close to Mai. Mckinley
said Thursday afternoon that the pres.
ident-elect is delighted with the stand
taken by Gen. Lee; that he pronounced
it unassailable and just the attitude
that he approved. 1 can not vouch
for this, as l can for the state ment re
garding the Cuban policy of the next
president. That / know to be correct.
CONSERVATISM on every phase of the
cuban question, except the rights of
American citizens. They must and
shall be protected are MAJ. McKin
ley's words
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS

incorporate and Elect Officers The
Principal Once Will Be in New York.
ALBANY, \. Y, Feb. 26.---The Amer
lean Newspaper Publishers association
was incorporated by the secretary of
state Thursday with a capital of 81, 900.
The association will provide common
agency for gathering and disseminate
ing information of value to pub
fishers of reliable newspapers, to
protect them from irrespon-
sible seizures, etc. The princial office
will be in New York city, and the
directors are: Charles n. Knapp, of
st. Louis; J. A. Butler, of Buffalo;
WIN. Bryant, Il. F. Gunnison, of
Brooklyn; Frederick Driscoll, of st.
Paul; w. n. Self, of Pittsburgh, Mil
ton A. McRae, of Cincinnati; Charles
A. Taylor, jr., of Boston, and S. II.
Kaufman, of Washington.
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a STRANGE FREAK OF NATURE.

We hope to sell 100000 packages
Golden Rind Watermelon, the most
wonderful freak of nature-smooth,
shiny, yellow rind, crimson flesh, de-
licious! It's sensational. Took 500 6TsI
prizes in 1896. You must have it to be
in the SWIM Melons go like wild fire
at $1.OO apiece We paid $500 for one
melon! 500 prizes for earliest melon
-ripened in 1896 in Al days. Lots of
money made in earliest vegetables.
Salzer's seeds produce them. Thirty
five earliest sorts, postpaid, $1.o0.
SEND THIS NOTICE AND Is CENTS FOR A
Pkg. of Golden Rind and wonderful seed
book. l46 big pages, to the John a. Sal
ger Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis. XII
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UNCLE SAM
Preparing to Send Troops Through FIori-
da-A Necessity for Protecting the Coast
May Arise.

Preparing to Send Troops Through FIori-
da-A Necessity for Protecting the Coast
May Arise.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. March From
an incautious word dropped by promi-
nent state official here Sunday night
1t was ascertained that the general
government has been making arrange
ments for some days past toward the
quick transportation of federal troops
through Florida, in case of necessity"
The story is that the railroads in
this state have been asked to CO.
operate with the northern lines and
have special trains ready at a
moments notice to transport gov
ernment troops to all points on the
seacoast. 1t is also stated that the
Washington authorities have been in
communication with the state officers
in regard to calling out the state
troops. if necessary, and to provide for
their quick transportation to points
needed.
1t is understood that this has been
going on very quietly for the past
week, and that all arrangements have
been completed, so that at moments
notice the troops could be thrown into
Tampa, Key West, st. Augustine and
other coast towns and Jacksonville.
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MANY RUMORS
Reported in Washington That Gen.
Lee Has Been Assassinated.
Adft Gen. Rykers, of Tenness ae, Receives
Telegram Ord ering Him to Washing.
son, and Asking Him How Many
Men Could Be Furnished.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Rumors of
various descriptions were floating about
Washington Thursday night, the most
sanguinary of which was one report
ing the assassination of Consul General
Lee. Joined with this and other sem
Sational reports was one that the war
department was exercised about a
prompt readiness of troops in southern
states, and had addressed the re-
spective southern state adjutant gen.
erals accordingly. At least one of
these military functionaries has an
nounced that there was nothing in
1T"
HAVANA, Feb. 90 -Dispatches re-
NOR is prevalent that United States
Consul General Lee has received his
passports. This is not true. Lee has
neither received his passports nor has
he resigned his post. The fact is that
day or two ago he intimated his dis
position to resign if the United States
government failed to sustain the atti-
tude he had assumed in the cases of
DIR. Ruiz and Mr.. Scott. He has gone
no further than this.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 26.-When in
formed of the sensational report from
Washington Thursday night that Sec
rotary of War Lamont had sent dis
patches to the adjutant generals of the
southern states asking them how many
troops they could place in the field in
4S hours, Adj. Gen. Collier said he had
received no communication from Sec
rotary Lamont. Gov. Bradley had not
been advised of an such inquiry and
was inclined to discredit the report.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. ga dis
patch from Nashville says that Adjt.
Gen. Ryker of Tennessee Thursday
received a Telegram ordering him to
Washington, also asking him how
many men could be furnished the
government