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Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

Saa. bebonbIeoes en- bel Del Snoitils
hinge ri 5eltomitt.
gepilsniusstomiteen inoit'leos III
g.otae.lie ct 5orilag ON at beollse
1924. 800 for at betdle llbgiftsrne Tor
statens 0eltagslis / Omaha uo'ttl'
parstaaet Stotens uoftilins, bappe
porstaaet Statens l~lp'tiaing bdpoe
hsle Sioen drbsiost uoen nogenlons
BELT @~ootaisrsiie og ben bdoos oss'
uoen betalt fine ssne a~si'suo9lftsr
o.I.p. 9isie 24,50O MATTE bstolss
tnoen lite Seb., bpis man otlos uno1
ooa at betale mere Rente. Oct par
berfpr nsopsnbist at afsjere osnns
Sag itrar, men efter en- Del uotals!'er
imob at for6aite zig, blep ben uo'at til
ct isnere Msbe.
Mr. S6urmun frsmiatts ct 5ors
Ilaa ON at bspilse $1,000 Tor W. ..
McTamara, Weolem al gattert ~,
Iom psb bet 13be Regiments Nfrstie
ira Ct. 9aul 1T ben enc Sodno oslz
pis repet al pso SalutItponing.
Wr. 9opes 5orNag tiadosr Gouns
tier meO en- itatbar Gisnoom TOR
81 100000 at pdalagge en- Stdt at 2
RiQs for @sis os groer.
sorsoag, ben lobe San. - Suist
6e6anoleoe iOag Mr. 9eterions 5ors
ilaa ON at neoiGtts Rsnten fra 8 til
4 Qrptent for @ielo itiftet peo Sisb AZ
pffsntlis Statslanp rs at uofntts Be
t~alinastioen fra 40 til so adr. Quiet
bruote belle Sagen til at brsIte osnne
Sag, % ben bIep tilIlut unbefalst til
9~ebtaaelie.
Senator Yotter fra !Sennspin 80.
bar fremiut ct SorIlag, ION er al itor
( Snteresie for StatsnS Meieriitsr. Oct
6epiloer $1,000 ON garst for be n9s
tie 4 gar for at f~rsmbielpe unoerpiss
ming / 2ilpirtnins al Smsr pg on.
gs'tprsrsn al Igsr6rueitolen fdar
Sperppipnst mso bsnne afoelins AZ
aeerbrussitolen.
6rsoag, ben 20os San. - Repres
%ientdnt Ssnnssip inblspsreoe iodg en-
6Glesreiolution ON al opiprore Sta
tens SonerssmGno % Senatorer
Waibineton til at femme for Sub.
fiber til 9umpitibe, iom / SilfGloe al
8rig tan ombannss til SielpetrpoIert
% Sransportitibe. Reiolutionsn pil
Isnsre blips tagst pp til g.banoline.
Mr. Carton bill rsiie ct Mpnumsni
for be S~uoianers, iom unoer Mnross
rierne i 1862 bar pau De bpipe Settle.
res Sioe og pad mango for'tieuiet
Wuaoer biorOg til at fprbinore glooss
~uoanbelie. 6du bar foreIldaet, al
WinneIptu @allep !Siitorical Socistr
ti1abss at rsiis ct Wonument pnc
Statens Qanb, bppr Bird GouleI
Slugst Itoo, % hpor Stdten dllersot
bar rsiit st Wonumsnt iii Minbe on
be Soloater, iom ialbt Der unoe,
8umpen mso Siour Snoianerns. Sta.
tens NoiutantesneraI itul dfaisre
bpor Monumsntet fol relies, % bar
itul pgfua afgiers, bpilts planer 10,
ct 'adbdnt Wonumsnt Nal benbttes
Der forlunsss life npgsn 9spilsnini
Tor bet paatGntts Wonumsnt. 6or.
ilag.t bIsp peotdgst.
Ssnotst fortaitebe iodg mob As
mob 8 Stsmmsr Stodpsls Unit.
Grpaniion RsipIuiipn. De 8 Sena:
torsr ipm itsmte for Reiolutionen, bal
0smotrutsrns Stodpsl, Wc@ppsrr
% 5ibpatrid. Senat,t 6~e6anoleb,
osrnnit Suists Reiolution ON at op.
forore S.ndtst til indreit mulig q
sootisnoe 5reostrattatsn msQem Spa.
MEN % be 5orsneoe Statsr. DENIM
Reiolution gap qnIsonins til en- lib.
Zig Sistusiipn, pa HeIolutionen blsl
ttlitemt meb 35 mob IL efpmmsr
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

8uOsrnsr Tanner at Sainois
par mssst ips i Onscdss unosr ct mt
anfulo al Grip. Gftsr bet fsrite gln.
Ialo, og enonu forero ban par tom.
men nossnIunOe til araitsr ioisn,
operdnitrengte ban fig meo qrbeios /
I'm Srsr siter at sisnpinpe noost al BET
IOrismts, Der tiltrsnate bans psrion.
Itss CpmGrtiombso. Qqosrne iii.
rdoosr Supsrnsren. at ban uosn Sps
bolo Dor sisrs en- Rsiie til Spo,n for
lin S,lbreos Stplo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
Sra Ronercsien.

he
Den lobe Sanunr bar Senatst for
bet msits optdest meo 0~istusfipn ON
aandlsgilsn. Oct orsieoe ia iGrlig
ON. bporodr psngsne til gpaning at
Wicdragudtanalen 'fuloe IidHss till
psis. Ssndtor gtQi'on fra Soma forss
Hog, al 6inGnsmiri'tsren ftuIoe be-
mnnot9es til at uofteoe Bombs for pad
ben Woooe al itaffe be nsppsnbige
pense ~tilosie, men iftspstfor bette
peotoges ct arost Sorilag at Wr.
Morgan ON, at 5inansminiiteren Nal
paaIaggss at iergs for. at Der / iutst
5titdlsaar blir uSbetalt mere enb 20
WtiIioner Dollars at be til aanalen
bepilssbe Bsngs.
s 5oriloest ON g~epilanino iii
po'tpGie net blep en- bel Del 9oIter
itreset / Suiet. Deriblanbt ben ON
Sepilenins al 100000 til "pnuemas
tic Subs Serpits." 4nbrs YpIter ON
gsoiIgnine til flers 9urtigruter bapoe
famine StiRbns.
Suiets oe Senatets aomitesr for
Snoianeraf9rsr bar b%eIluttst at Iaaae
tililoe aarotudl Gibbons petitipn
ON at s~jsnoptdse Spprssmaalst ON
aontrattitolsr for S~npidn.rne.
5lpos og Saonebilsn bill bli fqrs
big i oisie 9age. S,isnt aomites
meelemmsrne paa 5orbdanb lite
bible uo meo, hpdb bet i~noebpIoer,
bar man bog fact Rebe paa, at Der
tngen Seitemmslie sr trufst anaads
snoe Dam 20. 2 msfIem Winneapps
liz og Ct. paul.
Senator 9ettierep bar inobraat
6prilag / Ssnatst ON at tilitaa Saz
tota Southern Railrpup geisRst
giennem Yantton R%eisrpationen |
Spc 0ntota.
Snbianertommisiar Sones bar am
beialet ct ENHANCEMENT til ben ino.
brdete Snbion appropriation Bin
ON Sepilgning al omtrent $4,000
til Sprettelie al npe Stoler poe
GbippeipasR n ierpdtipnsrne.
Deb en- prspsafftemnine / Senatst
forlsbsn Dag oper gariiertrdftater
ftsmte fun SO for 9obtienbslIe, bpil.
let er unber bet Stemmeantal
Tom uotr9pes. Clan fra Gsprgia oe
ALLEN fra Rebra'ta, iom bssse ia,
paret resnst for at bore / Saper a
Ratihtatior, ertlereps, at be ittl
funos bare meb pda at betoIe q
Wiaipner Dollars for 5ilippinsrns
sftsrat Spdnierns er blet iaest pe'
meo Yaabsnmast.
Senatorsrne 0opis % Relfor
bar ira Sbsrit 3. s. Sbssban mpbta.
get Qnfsening ON at bli ubn9pnt ii
Il. g. WarIbal, ps 4niseninesn pdr
lsofaset at fIsre it9rts 4nbsfalinser
Sbesban er fortibsn Ssputn, % bar
giorbe fig bemartet unbsr gear
ISLANDS, piianben. M. 6. Solber,
fra eitile Sails Nal forrsftsn osIac
babe nossn ubiist til at faa llonep.
nelien.
Oct forlnber, at g. 6. papne frt
Reip grrt meo bet fbrite bill bIi afoebI
9ineleps Gftsrmanb iom 5prmanl
for Suists mans anb Msans Gomits
Senator anute Helipn fra Winne
ipta boIbt ben 20bs San. / Ssnate
en- traftig Yale imoe Senator 0eiti
R.ioIutior, Der Tom 6etienot, inbsboI
Der en- gsnastelis at ben feberaIe Rs
eisrines tonititutipnslls Rst til q
srboerOe Serritprium os bebolos o!
fibre bet permanent Tom aolpnier
Wr. Reliou ~iortlarsb.. at be joreneo
Statsrs Ret til al erbptrps Terrific
rum life l9naer par ct udfsior
G~perosmaal. Def bdpoe p9rst al
siort al osi.iteret iaapsliom a
9ratsis % pr9Iecens. Se 7~foreneor
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
lobafepauen tursrrt pad

1obafepanen turerst paa
Gage pso Brusen Of Grays !,
Gold Tablets, oct curiIe paa'''' m,,y
meo Scuipu til SeIbrcoelis lI''s ~" 81,
6orienot mcc Soften 80 GeHis ]. =,
@ee Snoicnoclic al 81 90 for : ~
Iteorr ri cit itrepcu @ornuti ior a''y
taliis al @en9ene, bpts anr lite 0''''
Aoreslc:
N. ID. Medicine 70. n
1eo,s Portland Nd
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24
vt beibrese ss%orfisIelie paa Gu ~ y

la9 Warmers White VINE !"
Strip. gereens beSIic Scitsmrel'n'
50 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

C6ori
'gpsn bpao ia
y,sOts tifbase til
1DaO er Der bic
Dame saer Ssnt'
i'll en- SUinOe, 8
80 u
"Cg bcor er
"6aast i'm 81
"6aast i'm Del
Of fig, 5Or en-
ifrrO msO at tag
fg til no Der en-
Oct gisr mig n
~fislDners man b
osfto bsore, fulo'
| pile itpO. 5olt.
bslOt tn Piftcl /
"garoiu! os
| "6uOrfcr? STU
| trrns, iro i 97t
somIe 3s6 TOM
6un iuSos bun
| sisrn. pIsie BAN
Saba, iasoe
b,ipnOerIist!" m
DE bar Ret
sib, 9srt Nifnn'
b,r dloria pil bli
| gteIim O'Heal
fre.,n, bet for't
srno Fs., o.rion
"siars pbelin
"Stdl reg Del,
as tslaOe Ser %
BEL Dag til at b
|. II hanot iio.n It'd
"9p.m bar ba
'6u.m Der ha
/ 'Ulso llrotag|
| "M.o unbtusd
i ga.
II "3ar nogen a
| ia pitt bar
| Halos iss meme.
ifrrit Tom Der en-
han life naasbs
ham; s piIos 81
| 'JortGl, fortt
| "Rsi men ON
tn Rbtt.r uoer
| "6cub for moo
| "Rsi / 9otter
| 0snne SorTtr
Tor at bdp. lniit
! % buab be,
Yaa ct Saar. %
irene baooe ban
0lo, bpor ban II
"Nsn bpur IA
| "Siss pua Sol
6usbcnp, ipm id
get; % bosnl al
iom isg trosbe.
cs rambler en- G
msO Cara bDIsn
eIstts, inOtil ieq
mig tilbugs til
at ioOe; % iuit
jig orsmts ON
at itao i~aalanssI
bat % tase Qla
''Nr, at iibos :
mosIis ta9e pla
SOrtGl bare
mig, bpsm Der b
III, ION 6,itemt
Nem tan leg tR
"GtrGmlne IN
sch iagOs osiaa
Dan bar alt
. ia piit bar
andre.
o. anore9"
| ia, 6rsten,
IorssS. De an
9aa IN bsiIt upa
JOB pua BET bsoi
Men bOem?
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

teitsrepe mob ReoIattslis al en- arisss
ret % blot anbefal.os en- llnosr's9sls
iesopmitol, men Rsiultatet pier idls
fdlo, at hans Yroteit a frugtsslss.
hpis ben forrsitsn p~irtslie blsp frsr's
lat. 8 bsnns 5orbinoslie poaitadss
bet osiaa, at arissmini'tersn bar lno'
gipet I'm GfItsbsdnIsaning, men no9st
6sitemt herom peo man enonu HE.
Def er iorrsiisn life urimeltgt, at
Rpetst bar nogsn Gruno, Sd mon let
fan tGnts iig, at en- Wuno / GGngoen
bIiper feb oe tr1t al at fungsrs ION
Shnbebuf for uas Mernsiter. artgss
miniitsr 2llger. buis gooe Billie man
inesn Rst bar til at bragg ! 5pipl, o9
Iom | bet belle tuget bar pift ilg 'tl
Sitting porsn, bar alorig fdast ct
ansrtisnpenos Orb fra 9resIsns ellsr
Soltets Sibe. Wan bar tperttmoo
funoet Sell peo aft, buGc ban bar
giprt, og raar roset gdlt bar pRrst
paaf1roe, bar ban fact Stploen.
Den nsofatte Observation-Disclosures
iion pentss at bile %afilutts lit arbeioe
en- al De fsrite 9dge og ufgipe lin Snos
fitting, Der utpiplipmt bill frttjenoe
glssr fra ale be Qntldgsr, Der bar
p9ret rettet mob ham,, Gfterut oenrs
2Grssoprsisnine sr opraast er bet bers
for life uianbinnlist, at ban cil rp'te
Stspst al fine Jsbosr og tr9tte Jig
tilbass til 9ripatlipst.
Spis 0eosn unosr Hsiten al Scns
gresiens Samlingstio forti9tter meo
at bortripe 2oo9ipsre % andre frems
rugsnbe Wano. ptl bette foranlsoigs
ct iau fort siosipiloe, al en- Grtras
issiion af ben Gruno pil bIips npts
penois. IntisGrpuniioniitsrne innss
osfaa at bope fact MT Blob paQ
Sanb % pil forIsss oso LANCE SdIsr
at forbtnbrs 5reostrdttdtenS StuoIG,
itelie / bsnue Sssiion, liseiom / bet
belle taest. Irbsibet sftsr Suleierisn
bar gaast Iaa traat, at intet al Iterts
8istigbeo enonu bar faaet i'm Nfgls-
relic. Srbsntlis 5ortguns os Otter
gipenbeb fra Winoritetsrs Sios maa
til, bOis mar ital blipe f9roiS meo
bet nsppsnoi9its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for Abe Starts.
gibliotbstar 9ounss ORB betloSss
at ole, Der tjsnbts ham og bar en-
teres'e for Observation-Disclosures. Sdn
par ben rstts Wano paa BEN retts
Ylabs, % bet pil life blius let at err
itdtte BAN. Sans Nrbetos | ben Sto,
ban bar foreItaust SibIiotsetst, bar
punoet alminoelig a~nsrtisnoelis, Og
bet bstlagss, at bet puu en- iua isrse-
fig Wdaos sr blsosn ufbruot.
8eiret har | ben forlsbne llse pGret
foranoerligt, bog melt milot % Jug
tist. Sbag er bet liot ~tlsligsrs. os en-
tolp Beige ifdI p9re / 4nmari6.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

8siret bar | ben forlsbne llss pGret
foranberligt, bog melt miIot % Jug
tist. Sbag er bet liot t~lsligsrs. os en-
fob 9slge ital p9re / qnmarI6.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

Wilit9rItlnoalsn fpranlsoisst pso
9snsrol Gueans Jortlaring ION
gions for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
er frsmoslss ct pnoet Samtalsemns,
cs nsn ulminoeIise Renins sr, at
preFosntsn banblsos bdaoe tlost pe
reti9roist pso at beorors Gasan itiqst
for en- 9rissrst. Saaoanne llotdlsIs
Ter, Tom osnns tiqoo ia ligsopsrfcr
Grmssns Eperitbsfalsros, General
Wilss, Tan life taal,s inosn en- Oel BIZ
iciplin,rst arms, ps en- arissrst par
ben naturIiss JsIss. Suos 5unssr
piI pibs, at arissminiitsr alstr pro-
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

Oct bar pGrst meget alminoslis.
naar en- hart borie" ct bI.pen pdlet,
al ban bor Oarst minors soot fittst
for StiliHaen. men osnus Sang sr
btt moeiatts 1ilfrlost. 3. ). We=
Gumbsr. iom CT patat til Ssnatpr fra
Goro DotOta, er en- mss,i opetie %
bra Wouo. iom bar ale Setineelitr
for at siirs en- al ot lsoeno, Rqnb i
eenakt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-24

S 6orilaest ON gepilenine iii
poitpGienst bIep en- bel Del 9piter
ltreset / Suiet. 9eriblanet ben ON
Seuilsnins al 100000 til "pnuemas
tic tube Seroits." 4nbrs YpIter ON
g~spiIsnin9 til fIers SSurtisruter bapoe
famine S%tj9bne.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
THE CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Generous Sentiments Expressed in
theRepOrt of the Committee
History.

Charleston, S. c., May 13.-With a
spirited and at times stormy session,
the ninth annual reunion of the Uni
ted Confederate veterans was yester-
day brought to close. Gen. John B.
Gordon, commander-in-chief, and all
the old officers were reelected. Louis
vile, KY, was chosen as the next place
of meeting, and the question of feder-
al care of confederate graves was dis
posed of by the adoption of substi-
tute resolution which declines the
presidents suggestion except as to
those graves located in the north and
reserving to the women of the south
the. duty of caring for those in the
seeding states and Maryland.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
FROM The PHILIPPINES.
Late Dispatches from Gen. Otis Indicate
that the Insurgents Are Anxious
to Quit.

Washington, May 15.-The following
dispatch froil Maj.-Gen Otis, giving
the status of the military situation as
it now exists in operations against the
insurgents. was received at the war
department yesterday:
Stirring Dispatches from Otis.
Manila, May IA, 1899.
Adjutant General, Washington-Sit-
uation is as follows: Lawton, from
Balinag, has taken Ilde Fonzo and San
Miguel to north with slight loss, and
driving considerable force of enemy.
Gunboats and canoes accompany 1,5O0
men under Kobbe up Rio Grande river
from Calumpit, depart 10th; MacAr-
thur remains at San Fernando, cover
ing country. Yesterday received mes
senger from Aguinaldo expressing
wish to send commission to Manila for
conference with United States commits
sion to arrange terms of peace; direc-
tiOns given to pass body of represen-
tative insurgents to Manila should it
present itself.
Signed OTIS.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
OTIS.
FiIipinOs Anxious for Peace-Band of
Scouts Capture GarrisOned
TOwn-BriIIiant Assembly.


Manila, May 15.-The civilian mem
bers of the United States Philippine
commission are favorable to the meet
ing with a Filipino commission which
was suggested Saturday, on behalf of
AguinaldO, by Lieut.. Reys of the staff
Of Gen. Gregerio del Pillar, who came
to Gen. Lawton under a flag of truce,
bearing the proposal. 1t is thought
by the American commissioners that
the idea may have resulted from re-
cent meeting of the so-called Filipino
congress at San Isidor. Definite in
formation on this point, however, can
not yet be obtained; though the local
Filipino committee, which is in close
communication with the leaders of the
rebellion, is doing its utmost to secure
peace.
San Miguel Captured by Ten Scouts.
The members of Maj.-Gen. Lawton's
band of scouts. under w. NJ. Young,
the old Indian fighter, entered the town
of San Miguel, about Is miles north of
Norzagaray, not aware of what place
it was. They found 200 Filipinos there,
but the rebels, taking the scouts for
the advance of Gen. LawtOn's army,
fed, after firing a few shots. Young
and another scout were wounded, and
have been brought to Manila.
Rigid Rules Relaxed.
The uniform quiet now prevailing in
Manila has led the authorities to relax
the rule under which the city streets
were cleared, from seven to half-past
eight, and last evening there was the
largest and most brilliant assembly of
pedestrians and people in carriages to
listen to a band concert on the Luneta
that has been known here since the
Spaniards left.
Farewell Luncheon to Dewey.
Prof. Schurmann, president of the
United States Philippine commission,
gave a farewell luncheon to Admiral
Dewey yesterday, at which Prof. Dean
c. Worcester and Col. Charles DENLY,
of the commission, with Generals Mac
Arthur, Mrs. LawtOn and others, were
present. The health or the admiral was
drunk with the utmost cOrdiality.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
Southern Baptist Convention.

Louisville, KY, May 13.-The forty
fourth Southern Baptist convention
was called to order in Warren Memo
rial church by President Jonathan
Haralson, of Alabama. Nearly a thou
sand delegates representing all south
ern states, were present, while it is
estimated that there are 10000 visitors
III the city, attracted by the conven-
ton.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
All Exchange mas Been Provided.

New York, May 13.-The payment of
tie last installment of $5,OOO,OOO of the
$50, ,OOo.O 900 to Spain will be made to
the National City bank on Monday
next. The bank announces that all the
exchange necessary for the transfer
OF this money has already been pro-
Vided.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
The Race Question.

The committee also alludes to the
race question, and expresses the opin-
ion that 1.-The race problem is not apt
in the future to be so binding to a
true apprehension of southern his
tory" and says:
THE recent movement to put the su-
premacy of the more educated and
capable race upon a constitutional and
legal basis, thus banishing the specter
of misrule from our borders is steadily
gaining progress"
The convention adjourned sine die
at 2:15 p. m.
w. J. Colquit, of Atlanta, was elect
ed commander-in-chief of the Sons of
Confederate Veterans. His only oppo-
nent was Robert Z. Lee, of Virginia.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
Hanged at washington.

Washington, May 13.-Edward
Smith, colored, was hanged in the cor
ridor of the district Jail at 1907 p. m.
He refused to the last to make any
confession of his crime.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
HONORs AWAITING DEWEY.
VIII Receive All the Attentions He
is willing to Accept En-
Home.

Washington, May 15.-Admiral Dew
ey's home coming by way of the Medi-
terranean is likely to give occasion for
distinguished honors from the navies of
Europe, most of them being represent
ed by extensive squadrons in those wa
ters, and some of them having their
chief naval stations at Mediterranean
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
He wan Real Rox.

Lady (who is about to move. to neigh.
bor's little boy)-And what will you
do when l go away, Sammy, and leave
no one in the house?
Sammy-Break all the windows =
Harlem Life.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
Memphis Trust Company.
Capital 100000.
Il Madison Street. = MEMPHIS, TENN
Board of Directels:-

J. t. Fargason, o. Is. Polk, T..
b. TurleY, n. Fontaine, r. B.
Snowden, Austin Miller, John Over
ton, Jr., Nj. Gavin, J. NJ. Goodbar,
w. K. Love, Godfrey Frank.
Acts as executor, administrator,
guardian, trustee, assignee and re,
ceiver. Agents for the investment
of funds and acts in any iduciary
capacity.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
The British Will
wor Dennrtment order.

Washington, May 13.-An order of
the war department directs that saw
ings will not be allowed on dried fruits
or fish which were recently made q
part of the army ration. These arti-
cles were allowed for the purpose OF
affording variety and for hygenic rea-
sons
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
The French on the Alert.

Already Ambassador Cambon, of
France. has called the attention to the
authorities at Paris to the return of
Admiral Dewey by way of the Medi-
terranean, and his probable sailing of
his flagship Olympia past the French
naval ports in Algiers- These are Op-
posite the British possessions of Glib
raltar and Malta, at the entrance to
the Mediterranean, and are easy and
natural stopping places along that
route.
1t is hardly expected that the adj
miral will touch at Toulon, the great
naval depot of France. At the ports of
French Algiers he will be accorded ev-
ery honor due not only to his high
rank, but to the universal esteem in
which he is held by the naval fratern-
ity.
The British VIII Do Their Share.
The British authorities have taken
no steps thus far to have the admiral
stop at British ports, but it was stated
by one of the British officials that
Dewey would be assured a most en-
thusiastic greeting if he stopped at
any British station, and that undoubt-
edly steps would be taken to induce
him to touch at Plymouth and Ports
mouth.
In any event, it is said, the admiral
was quite likely to stop at Malta and
Gibraltar, as these are usual coaling
places, and this would give an Oppor-
tunity for an expression of British es-
TEEN for him.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19

The adoption of this resolution and
the report which accompanied it pre-
cipitated a debate which verged on the
sensational, and at times much confu-
sion prevailed.
Report of Committee on History.
Gen. Stephen d. Lee, presented the
report of the committee on history,
which was unanimously adopted. This
was one of the most important mat
ters before the convention, and the
reading of the report was listened to
with close attention. The report al
ludes to the war with Spain as factor
in obliterating the shadows of the war
between the states, and refers to the
prompt response of the southern states
to the call for troops as showing to the
whole country the depth and fervor of
southern patriotism. Continuing, the
report says:
Spirit of the American Soldier.
president Mckinley displayed the
spirit of the American soldier when
he chose from his former foes the gall
liant Wheeler, the steadfast Fitzhugh
Lee, the chivalrous Butler and many
others of our own brave comrades to
marshal the hosts of the Union. We
are glad that Gen. Wheeler had anoth-
er opportunity to exhibit the fighting
qualities of the confederate soldier,
and that Lieut.. Hobson, Lieut.. Victor
Blue and Lieut.. Worth Bagley in the
navy showed the country of what stuff
our young men are made.
Blood of North and South Mingled.
''Once more the blood of north and
south has been poured out together
no longer beneath cOntending stand
ards in the bitterness of war between
the states, but now beneath one flag
to the glory of one country. These
dead, at least, belong to us all. The
last hateful memory that could divide
our country is buried with them.
About their graves kneels new ma
ton. loving all her children every
where the same
Abiding to the question of confed-
crate graves the report says:
The Presidents Generous Words.
The recent generous words of Pres
ident Mckinley commencing the con-
federate dead to the nations care, are
the expressions of a sentiment grow
ing everywhere, that the deeds of the
soldier are the glory of the
whole country, and that his memory
is worthy to be cherished wherever
self-sacrifice commands sympathy, or
brave actions strike responsive chord
in noble hearts"
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
JOINT MEETING PROPOSED.

LSignedl
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
Bishops En- Route to Rome.

Geneva, Switzerland, May 15.-Six-
teen South American archbishops and
bishops have arrived here, on their way
to Rome, to attend the forthcoming
consistory.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-10


and strewing his path with flowers
When he approaches the old family castle,
all its appointments resume their former
stste Of magniflcence. Ills chateau. his
library, his prison and sven his pigeon
house are reproduced as they existed
many cent uries ago. Those who follow
him over the lake cross dry shod and
ride With him iito the noun tlins where
bis treasures are concealed; here he re-
wards such a companion literally for bis
pains. But before the sun rifes the
o'DonoGhus re-crc ssss the water and
vanishes amidst the ruins OF his castle.
After this delightful day among the
mountains, lakes and islands We landed
at Ross Island or penlnusuls, here
jaunting car awaited to take US to the
station in time to catch the afternoon ex-
press for Dublin. A. Il. g.