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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17

Arch Patterson left for Nashville
Tuesday to enter school again.

Arch Patterson left for Nashville
Tuesday to enter school again.
Court proceedings are crowded
out this week. Will appear next
issue.
Yellow fever is still raging al
Ocean Springs, Miss, New Orleans
and other points.
After summers training under
artist, Will Barnhil's voice is in
tiptop conditioner ought to be.
Miss Meldred Patterson will
leave for Columbia next Monday
where she will resume her studies
in the Instisute.
Il. r. Shull, postmaster and an
enterprising merchant of Nixon
was in town this week, and gave
us a substantial call while here,
Cora Hit, George Benton,
Miss Lille Weller, Mark, Kate
and Annie Dobbins entered school
here this week.
Henry Franks Jr. of Gillises
Mills, aud William Shelby of Low.
eryvill left for the Centennial on
board the Steamer, Stages.
Messrs. Hooper anc Hndggens
of Dickson Tenn. came in Monday
to supply the people of Savannah
and vicinity with bed.sprinss.
A tornado, terrible in it's velOci.
ty swept over parts of Texas on
the 18th, carrying death, and des.
truction to property in its pathway
Pay Up.
| would like for parties owing
me to come and settle and you
will oblige, d. j. Hughes.
The Lula Warren, chartered by
Tennessee River Packet Co., will
make semi-weekly trips from
Danville to Waterlow, Ala. The
boat will make its maiden trip in a
few days.
The case of Let Casey, col, for
an assault upon the person of a
little negro girl with the attempt
to commit rape, came up for trial
last week, and resulted in convio.
ton to penltentlary for ~ years
Our merchants have been get
ting a move on themselves for the
past week, placing their fall and
winter stock of goods in their
shelves. And, the beauty of it,
they are marking them down at
prices in keeping with the times.
The school at Ballard, taught
by Misses Maud and Gland Nc
Cord vacated Sept, 10, after a
term of two months; during which
students acquitted themselves
with high honors. Will open again
Nov, 10. Teachers will leave fol
home Sept, 20.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17
Wholesome Advice to Far
Illers.

"a. X. A." the Mud Creek cor.
respondent to the Selmcr SympO-
stun, of last week, gives the fol-
lowing advice to farmers:
Every farmer should SOW a few
acres of wheat now soon. Sow
the best land on the farm-the
chances are good for wheat; but If
the thinest land is sOwn in wheat
the yield will be little or none.
Cotton has been the ruinatiOn OF
the lands in this country, and If
there Is not a hasty movement in
a better system of farming for the
preservation of our lands we will
soon be left without lands that
will produce. Cotton has been
one of the South's greatest curses.
In passing over our county, either
east, west, north or sonth, thou.
sands of acres GLANDS can be seen
in great bodies worn out xnd good
for nothing-only to hold the world
together. Much of this territory
can be reclaimed by sowing in peas
and following with wheat, and the
already productive lands we have
can be made much better by the
same system of peas and small
grain.v
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17
IL ITEMS.
y Snyder will visit the ST.
Exposition this week.

7 Snyder will visit the ST.
Exposition this week.
j. 0. Irwin went to Nixon
lay evening, where he was
to see a patient.
D. Street, pilot on the City of
cab, spent q short while in
ty the latter part of last week.
X. Freeman, candidate for
ty Court Clerk, made the
er Office a pleasant call Mon
,ustang Walter" and his
after exhibiting here Mon
departed for other points
the Tennessee River.
n. Thos. II. Payne of Jack.
vas in the City latter part of
,eek, the guest of relatives
rionds.
!. Kerbaugh, of Nashville rep
ting Barnhart Bro. & Spin
Type Founders, Chicago, was
city last Friday on business
}. jenkins, of Pickwick, the
ul correspondent to the Cou-
rom that place, was into see
Bt Saturday.
prge Etheridge caught two
is in the mouth of Horse
I last week, weighing 100 and
funds, respectively.
:, entertainment at the home
9. and Mrs. McDougal, Friday
:, in point ofreal enjoyment,
the climax of the season.
Sort of short rations and a
oble famine come from the
like gold fields of Alaska.
Ever, there is plenty of gold
Il
a, those beautiful rings at
f'ws, both set and plain very,
Cheap.
Y Joe Watson OF East town
Frustrated one day last week
tn partial stroke of PARALYSIS.
OTTO report him improving this
Sc
ri.
rs. Il. d. Paterson and her ac'
lished daughter, Miss Mary
h'a brief visit to points in Col
,o,, returned home last Satur
ly They report a pleasant trip
fiss Blanche earle, who hat
bl the guest of DIR. J. X. Bar
tho,nd family for the past month
wned to her home in Little
:, Ark, Monday.
IhD. Stages, is the name OF the
n1boat that takes the place Of
ba Edgar Cherry "Wednesday
lslCherry will 60 into winter
,,ai,ers for repairs.
ndidates are announcing II
w counties. Boys, if you arc
'ge race, come in and let us an
'e1c the fact to the public. Yo'
ihannou.ce now as cheap as .w'
lirhs before the election.
he
! elk Smith, candidate for Coun
-sourt Clerk, had the Courlel
. to print him some elect'onee'
rcards Monday, which ne Il
yfbuting out to the "dear PEG
a. Dick is a hustler.
re e. Hamilton of this city,travel
roalesman for Noble Overly :
npaducah, Ky. made the Courl
r.t.hce a pleasant call last Satur
asgnd will read his county pape
Rhother1 u months
~ ~. Padfeld is having his bear
!, ,duced in oil colOrs. liner
ally one artist in the viclnl'
e is sufficiently acqualnte'
1.-THE doctors heart to 90 I'll
y y, satisfactorily
II ia Courier office has been hon
s, s this week by many calls frol
nale from different sections Q
Is as,ounty, whose names are en-
ard on our subscription book
) like to have our friends ca
IA .t,on IN TOWN.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17
NEW GOODS!
And Eve Openers.

Ifyou think goods have adyan.
ced 20 to ID. j. Hughes and lie
will convince you, that they are
cheaper than ever was known.
He has a complete stock in every
line. His mammoth stock Of
Dress Goods and Trimmings are
worth your inspection.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17


Clyde,fo Columbia, where sh G will
enter school.
John Horton, of Olive Hill, a
good substantial citizen was here
this week.
The Doctors report several
cases of fever in the vicinity of
Savannah, but of mild form.
j. II. Williams, of Lebanon,
Tenn, a bed spring agent, was in
town the first of the week.
b. j. Montague,a hardware drum
mer from Louisville, KY, was here
to see our merchants this week.
| d. j. Hughes has the best gen.
eral assorted stock of goods in
the country.
Revs. Holmes and White are
conducting q successful meeting
at Pilgrims Rest, this week.
.R. L. Paris and G. II. Colley, of
Adamsvville, were in the city
Monday on business.
G. p. WOffard, of Memphis, was
registered at the Hughes house
Monday.
J. f. Luten, of st. Louis, gent
al knight of the grip was here to
see our merchants Monday.
Grandpa and Grandma Fain
says "Waman Fain" keeps the
Parsonage on the "qui.vive."
Miss Bette Spencer after a
pleasant soiOurn at the Centennial
returned home Monday.
We advise all of our readers to
60 to McDOugal's for drugs and
school supplies. IS
Ed DeFord, of Olive Hill pas.
sed through town Tuesday enrout
to Jackson to buy machinery. .
Mrs. Edgar Cherry, J.J. Wilson
Wiley Russell and Jim Reed are
on the sick list this week.
| Mesdames O'Bannon and Tuck.
er, who have been visiting Mrs.
Dugdale, in the city, left for home
Wednesday morning
The beautiful and catchy comic
opera "a Dress Rehearsal will be
presented at Library Hall, Friday
night Oct, LIST.
The rehearsal which were vel
started under the magnificent gui-
dance of Miss Camper are now be
ing held nightly.
Old Uncle Ashley Blount, of Tur
key Creek, is very low this week
He is a highly respected citizen OF
this county.
Mr.. John Sinclair, of Gillises
: Mills was here this week attending
court; and the guest of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Harris Leatb, who &C
cOmpanied him home Oh his re
turn.
B. f. Robason, of the Forl
neighbOrhOod, presented the Cou
rier office Monday, with a speci
men of the Sea Island cotton
This cotton grows principally OF
the coast. Mr.. RObasOn got il
possession of some seed, and for al
experiment, planted row of it
He will plant more Of itnext year
and test it thoroughly.
d. j. Hughes carries the largcs
and best selected line of clothing
in town. Is selling more shoe
than ever before. Has a goOt
line Of Saddlery, Glass ant
Queens ware. Carries larg
. line of Furniture, and the best as
: sorted Of Hardware in town.
e A special to the American, fron
Columbus, Ohio, of the 13, says
Rev. G.. +. B. Howard has escaped
from the Ohio penitentiary. /
1894 Howard was convicted a
jackson, Tenn, and sentence,
to the penitentiary for 8 years 70
: using the mails for fraudulen
purposes.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17
CHURCH NOTES.

The annual protracted meeting
at Ross church will convene Fri
day night Sept. II.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17

Mr.. John Williams, the genial
cashier of the Savannah Bank, has
been on the sick list this week.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17

The recent prOtracted meeting
at the Willoughby church result
ed in mueh good. During the
meeting there were IL profes.
sions of Christ; besides this the
church was greatly revived spirit.
ually. Better work on part of
the christian people of this com.
munity has not been done in some
time. Rev. Malloy, the pastor,
did most of the preaching him.
self.
ED. j. r.. FarrOw of Alamo,
will begin a seris Of meetings at
the Christian Church in Savannah
the 4th Sunday in this month,
Ed. Farrow is an eloquent preach
er and his meetings are attended
with great success in causing indif.
erent members to arouse up to
their duty, and causing sinners to
see the error of their ways. Every
body invited and tho singers OF
Savannah and vicinity are espsci-
ally requested to take front seats.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17
Tennessee River Packet Company.
Good Boats.
excellept Service.
Mayf1Ower.

Edgar Cherry. Mayf1ower.
A Triweekly Packet This large and elegant
between Hamburg and steamer will make reg
Dapyle, leaving Ham ular trips in the st.
burg every Monday at Louis and Tennessee
River trace,
Savannah Handling
every Monday ,Wednes passengers and freight
day and Friday at JAIN with prOmpness and
Danvle Dispatch
every Tuesday Thurs. to and from all points
day and Saturday mt on the Ohio Mississippi
GAM and Tennessee RIVERS
For further information regarding these boats address
/ K.B PkFsiDEN Savannah, Tenn.
S. TREAsy Clifton Tenn
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-17

NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Hannah Il. Grimes VS.. Robert
Grimes. In Chancery Court at
Savannah, Tenn.
TO ROBERT GRIMES.
In this cause, it appearing from
the bill which is sworn to, that
Robert Grimes, the defendant, is
a nonresident of the STATE, lie is,
therefore, hereby required to APP.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01

fou BON &om aus cine Mittbeilun9
9ema6t iporben isin, weIae iolSsnosn
Snbalt baben iDQ:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
Xouoomer 3citun8em.

Sin jun9er Mann briidte Dor Ginger
3elt Dem Seraus9eber zines groBen, in
SonoDu eri1einenoen Ylattss briefllb
Den WunIb aus, &ebutteur al iperosn.
.&unnIt ou". lautete bic fir Die SOn=
oOner Sourualiltit b6dit beScihnenoe
IntwOrt oes Di%elerlabrenen Wannes,
.aus Der Siefe oeines SeritanOes 9rOBe
@eoanten ibOpIen unO lie in finn
Mtiuuten reinigen, obi6nbeu uno bats
len; tannIt OIL Veit0rtltel nah MiaB
ihreibeu, iOoaB lie Nenau III cine Sreis
Uiertelipalte bineiupNllen uno % 3Oll
lang liuO. wouon 4 3pll Nuf bic Gin.
leitun9. 3 3OQ auI eini9e idwun9uolle
SGBe, 9 3oll aui lNuniiAe uuo i0ti=
ride Nusidlle nno gum SdluB & 3Oa
auf NuBanwenoun9eu lno quite Sebren
- Sd Der junoe DAM
oaruuIbin ouf ieinem SOriob bebarrte.
luilien mir niht; jeoenialls bate er
onmlt nod l0nAe ridt Die 2eiocn unO
SUrQen 9etannt. Welde ben al Der
SpiBe zines l~Gitenoen Slottes lte9enoen
6bef- &eOatteur Gag uno Na6t Qudlen.
Sn ieinsm MrbeitsSimmer iibt er ins
mItteu zines SelsarNpbemueBes, oas
ibm petersburg illr feline 3ruefe ebeniO
nObe brin0t. ais icine 98Obnung in
elmer Der GprltNote S%onoous, uno DurG
oNs er bic ueuelten ScanoalQei6ibtsn
in Dem lebenslultIGen puris, Die jiln9.
itcn Rdntc in &onitantinOpel. ben prcia
Oes Speds in Chicago, iowie bic lsBie
SOu60ui'hlibung am SOie al 4edinQ
tennt. Die SOl8e lit alip ni9t, lpOber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
Gin ci8cntbiimli1e Soo.

NO6 ME bat Die Ybautalie zines
Sl6ters 10 iOnoerbare uuo a6enteuer=
llhe &OmbinatlOnen eroaht, oN6 oieIe
nibt m0nhmal bon Der gDirtllbteit
bod nod i~iberbOten milroen. Glnell
Sepeis oafiir Tam pobl aud bic b0Alt
%mertmiiroi0e Sooesart bes M0lers
Y%eutemon liefern. Gr mar 81 Gots
teroam i'm Sabre 1850 9ebpren, bate
lid Die tOote Natur gum 8sgenltalo
leiner Stunt Qemdblt uuo III lol6en
0emQloen einen beoeutenoen Euf err
lNn9t. 2lls er ben guitra9 erbielt, ein
Gem0loe aniufertiGen. 0uf weldem
S%OotentODfe uno SootentnDben, nit
t~oltbaren Steinen Qeihmiift, uno nit
Slumcn uno mulltNlii6eu S%nltrumen=
ten 9ruppirt, Die @itelteiten Der meltli=
den SerQnii9un9en peranIhauliten
iOlte, i6lOB er lid. I'm Die Natur auf
Oas @enaueite naf3uNbmen, in ons
anatomiIhe NtuIeum zines b%efrcuuoe=
ten @rStes ei, III pel6em cine 9rOBe
NnSabl bon Steletteu an GiIenorlbten
aufleban0en uno S4dosl uuo Sno6eu
aui GeIteIlen al enlanoer eereibt pGs
rem. Peutemann seibnete uno malte
aui bas 6leiBi9ite; aber untsr Der glr=
belt ielbIt ilberlbli6 ibn zines Sages
Der S1lnf. gSGbrsno err nun I6lums
merte, be9ann oas Grobeben, oGs am
Is. Sept. 1892 fir &Otteroam 10 bers
berbli6 muroe. YeutemNnn erwnbte
non Der Grihiitterun9; nit: GntieBeu
liebt er bic SootentOpIe untereinanoer
rOllen uno Die Steletts nit lNutem @es
HAPPIER 9e9en eiuanoer ibluOntcn. Gr
Qlaubte ni6ts Gnoeres, als oaB Der
jiinglte Sag eridienen lei uno ipran9
aus benz a"lpeiteu Stpfmert arf Die
8Nlie binab, no er balbtoOt lieQeu
blieb. Scr9cbens DeriuAteu ieine
Sreunoe, i'm ilber bic Geranlaliun9
ieirer SeltiirSun9 auiSutldren; feline
8eiItestrdite batteu li6 unheilbar uer=
Uirrt, uno er lt0rb wenige Sage oarauf
an ben 6Ol9sn ieinss S6redeus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
GRADE ocr Wauu fir 0en
Ylaf,.

Mr. Siaotitein (5u Dem Siin9ling,
peIber iih I'M Die patante Siiice-YOp
STEELE beplrbD: So gu bait ibon
9ebabt d Stel' als SfiicesSOD! uno
iuarum baben lie Dir aeibidt etpea?
@abriheinlih 9etriebsn Summbei=
ten - be?
Yat. Wc@innis: @eQ, ib bah als
mai Il Gi9arett' in Store 9eidmOti
uno II Stummel in II PaplertOrb Ooer
Ionit wObin Qeidmiiien.
Mr. Siaatitein: Msin SObn. gu
tannit treten Elm iOiprt nit flint Sul-
lars Die g9Oh' uno bsbanoslt iollie
iperosn bier wie d Gsri6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
Trau. ihaN, tpeul!

Gem .@anOerer" bon 81. Yaul lit
aus yNnttOn, 9. Sat. fOlgenoe Be
Oenten erreQenoe Wittbeilung SuNe9ou=
gen: .SiihOf S'@Orman miro oNs
bieIi0e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bonn 81.
9erSen Seiu in ein Stauts. SpipitNl
umuUnoeln lOIien. Gr bate oieier
Gage Die bergen Ncr3te 81 li6 ein9e=
LADEN, nm Die SObe nit iDneu 81 be-
lpreheu, uno fNno bel ben ie1s Ser
rem, Die Der GinlNOunQ gefolgt iUnren,
Ireuuolihes GntQe9entOmmer. nOf-
benz or lie OerIihert, Dab er Die meOi-
5iniIhe uno dirurQiibe Geitun0 oe5
NOIpitNls Dem Corps Der %re9uldreu
glerSte BON YNnltOu gang iiberlulisu
mer0e. Sie Soften Der llmwNnolunQ
oe5 SlOIters ioll Die GiOceIe tr0gsn, oNs
projCctlrte SOipitNl miro GigentDum
Der STRIDE blelben. SeneOictineriuueu
lueroeu ben &runtenoienit beIor0eu.
uno ous S0us miro (Uie Ole unOeren
tutboliideu SOipitGler) &r0nten Obne
Jtiidii6t aui ibre Gsli0iOn Die Shore
OMnen." - 60 nett Die WittbelIung.
Ger PlNu ideint un5 ein Cuttings
bruOer oeS ENribaultplunes Su ieiu.
Ser StN0t iOll ONs SOipital unterIal.
ten, ouNelbe lOll a6er bon S6Ueltern
8eleItet uNo perleben lperoeH. gir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01

crit IVA aufaeboben. Sic iuaren tein
tooter Su6ltabe Qeblieben. SpnomNn
tonltatirt, baB allein inter Der GeAie=
rln9 Seinri6s VIII. 10000 urbeitss
lole Serumirrenoe bin9erihtet plroen.
Sn Den Soften Der SDni9iu Gliiabetb
plroen arbeitsi1bi0e @ettler malien=
Weiie in lan9en &eiben oufQsbIn0t
Cike tiitches of bacon). IS 1T ilber=
flii'lig 5l bemerten, oNB oaueben Stlas
PEREZ uno Softer aus9iebi9 in Nnluen=
Dung 9ebradt muroen.
Sieielbe 9eraubun9 unO S%erarmun9
oes nieOeren Spltes iinoen mir aud III
anoeren prpteitantiihen Vdnoern. Sei
Ginilebung Der Sirhen9iiter mllroen
ni1t bios Die SinteriOiicn Doer Ge6sns=
leltc unteroriift, es be9aln aub Die
Nlelgnung Der 8emeinoe9iiter Ourh
Die 8roBgrllnobeliber llno ous log.
nSegen Der Sauern" (erprOpriiren).
Der &iirSe balber perweiie i9 auf Doll
finger. Sic ~trauri9sn 6plQeu Der Gc=
formation in SGuemart i6ilosrt Sar-
tbolo nit fOlsenoen WOrten: vSGn=
olihe Seibeiaenihaft laitete pieoer auf
benz bGniI6cu yaueru uno Die SiirSer
leuTSteu uUter 3wai9slaIten uno SOl-
oateneinla9en. Ter Noroen waro lu=
tberilb. aber &6nig uno Ioel tbsilten
bic Serrlbaft. uno ielblt Die &inoer Der
Yrebi0er uno Sitter blleben leibeiaen."
nSn Seutidlano. Iast SEQ. mar es
ell natiirlihss @reianlB Der Reformas
tion. oaB Die Waht Der SiirIten uno
&eibslGote oaour6 pubs. Die 6rei=
belt oes SauernItanpe5 uno Der 20no=
ltdote berabtam". Su Meclenburg
be9Nnn nit Der llnteroriifuns Ger
STRIDE Su9Ieid Die llnteriphun9 uno
Seraubun9 oss 9aUeruitouoss. Sm
Sabre 1907 wurosn Die Yauern iiir
bloBe 6olonilten erfldrt uno 1921 ale
GerIOnen oieies Stanoes 81 2eibeiSe=
nen 9ema6t. S0IIelbe 9ei6ab i'm
POmmern. 6iir weitere Sclege, ME
Die Reformation 6reibeit un0 g0ODl=
itano oes SOltes u~nter9rub, perlueiien
mir aui SOllin9er uHo Saniieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
s%iur crten III. &omnuninu
0er &iuocr.

Ser id0nlte SNQ ocs 2ebsns" ipie
i'm Der md9ti9e SdlO6tenlenter Napos
leon Qenannt bat. uNbt UicOer fir cine
0rOBe glnSabl &inoer aus OjeIen tOtbO=
lIiAen 60milien uno iOwOBl Die &Om-
munitunten als aud ibre Gltern uno
GeidWliter ieben Oieiem Sabe nit be-
re4ti9ten SOh0efiiblcn Der 6reuOe unO
&isbe entgc0en. 8cWiB. Der &Ommus
uiOn.lN0 1T elmer jensr Sage al weIs
dem uuiere SHUTTER. Die bl. tNtbOlii6e
Stride umSdBIi8e Weni6enber5sn nit
eIHer reinen. ~erbNbenen un9etritbten
6reros eriullt. g@ir limb ilberSeu9t
oOB Die 6eier Der erlten bl. &ommuniOn
luie 1ie in 10 erbebenoer MSeiie in reuts
i4eu, tat0OIiiaem Gemejnoen bc9on9cn
Siro iiir lsOsU Sat9pIitsu. Der Die Ys.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
Cine tpmno erli6c Grab
inid)rijt

lit isit Sturgeon ouf benz 5rieoboie bon
Srisorihsrooa 81 leien:
.Giuen Ginger babeu lie mir ubgenOmmeu,
Suour6 babe i6 uiele Sbmer;eu betommeu,
@u6 babeu Tic mid uu6 @otba gebra6t,
"a baben lie mid iertIg 9enIadt.
Gle Ipolten mir audi Ell Sein abnebmeu,
TuB lie nod mebre I0uubert betGmen.
Weiu Wam bat MID mad Sauie gebra6t,
ga bin i6 Geitorben Die erite lhabt."
2auNe luiro ~alleroin9s oieies berrli6e
poem wobl ibwsrlih ben 6risobOi sies
rem; erDGlt Die 4uIlihtsbeboroe @lno
oapon, oann ldBt lie Die 8rabi9riIt
SwsiIeQOs io9lelb %entlsrusn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
,,Yleibc INT SanDe uuo uGbrc

Serr 3weiIiein: @as baltsn sic
oenn BON Der GOlpnie, mas unisrs 9eit
ItNrtsn III Seruialem. Weroen
Sic audi 9eben ebin?
Serr 9reilteiu: e GOlunie bon rllt=
iere geit in Ssruialem? SaiBt d
Stub! 9ie GOlOnie BON uniere 2eit
in 2Ou9 Brand is good enough for
me!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01

fro9en: 98ie LANCE miiroe es iuobl oall=
errl, bis Der Stnat Ouf 9ctreiben bon
Npailten etc. Nie Shmeitern aus Dem
Soipital binausordu9eln wiro?
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-25
REBEL REP uLs1s KHpoxrED.
Victory Claimed by the Spnninrds Tn
Ispo Engd0emenfs.

Hictory Claimed by the Spnniards I'm
1sco Engagements.
HAVANA, CUBA March A.-General
Linares reports that his command of 1900
men, com prising infantry, cavalry snd
artillery, left Ongi in the province OF San
tiago de Cuba, and at La Sal ranch en-
countered several parties OF rebels under
the leadership OF Cebreco, with whom
they had a sharp engagement The rebels
were finally forced TO retire from their po-
sitions, which were occupied by the Span
ish troops.
1t is reported that the camp OF Calixto
Garcia's column has been captured by the
Spaniards after severe fight, at the con-
clusion of which ihe insurgents were
found to have left sixteen of their number
dead on the field.
The capture of the camp was effected
by dashing cavalry charge. The rebels
were REINFORCED by the band under Rabi
and awaited the troops at Baire Arriba,
but were obliged to retire TO a point
within sight of Jiguani. In the course of
these journeys and the engagements the
rebels lost twenty-seven killed. The
Spaniards had one lieutenant and four
privates wounded.
BY order of Captain-Ge Weyler,
Isabella Rafael Bourke. an English pris-
oner who has been for some time detained
at Cienfuegos, was yesterday released.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-25
TURKEY BUYINa wARsHIPs.

Three IroncIdds to Be Added to the Nary
of the Sultan.
LONDON, ENG. March "a The officials
of the Foreign Office deny the statement
made by the Chronicle that tho powers
have accepted proposal made by the
Sultan that King George of Greece shall
occupy and administer the Govern ment
OF Greece and appoint a high commits
sioner for the island, together with the in
timation that the King would name his
son as high commissioner and that the
Cabinet would discuss the matter to-day.
The Daily News tomorrow will say that
Lord Salisbury, on his way to Cimiez
whittier he goes to act as Minister in at
tendance upon the Queen, will stop for a
night in Paris for the purpose of having
an interview with M. Hanotaux, the
French Foreign Minister.
The Daily News says also that the pow
ers nave accepted the proposal for the
esta ablishment of a neutral zone along the
Greco Turkish frontier, and will require
the Greek and Turkish troops to withdraw
from the territory included in the zone.
The Daily News will publish a dispatch
from Athens denying the statement that
the Greek Government is in favor of max
ing tho island of Crete priEcedom under
Prince George of Greece.
The Standard will tomorrow print a
dispatch from Constantinople stating that
the Porte has instructed the representa-
tives in Europe of the Turkish Govern
ment to enter into negotiations for the
purchase of three ironclads at cost of
f1. 100000