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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29
HillSbOrO,

Louis B. Maxwell was in Gin
cinnati last week.
VIM. Garrett came in from Paris
Illinois, last week.
Mrs. Louisa Grain left last week
to visit her daughter at Russell.
Miss Eta Davis, of Flemings
burg, visited Mrs. Ben f. Grain last
week.
John Parker and family, of Kan.
sas, are visiting his brother, w. X
Parker.
Misses Clara and Gertrude Staten
of near Mayslick, visited Mrs. Ber
f. Grain this week.
Rev. J. S. Raglan and wife lef
Wednesday for their new home a
Mortonville, Woodford Co.
Ed Payne came in from Illinois
Monday to visit his father, Jack
Payne, and other relatives.
Rev. p. J. Ross went to Sardis II
fill his appointment. He will mov'
his household goods Thursday.
Misses Mary and Lille Orear, o
Mt. Sterling, returned to their HON,
Thursday, after few days visit
to relatives here.
Mrs. Addie Sims left for her hom,
at Birmingham, Ala, Monday, af
ter few days visit to hermother
Mrs. Kate Sousley.
John Strattrn, of 9th U. S. 1.
came Tuesday to visit his father
He was in the battle of Santiago
and came out without a wound, but
he took the yellow fever and was il
the hospital two months and is il
poor health now.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

The American Commission will
demand that the evacuation of Gu
ba begin about the middle of Oc-
tober.
Washington ordnance officers say
Dewey used S47,000's worth of am
munitlon in destroying the squad.
ron of Montojo, and the N. A.
Squadron not over 500, 000's worth
in destroying Cervera's.
Spain pledged the Almaden silver
mines for loan from the Roths,
childs to pay tho expenses of bring,
ing the troops home.
Gen. Lawton and Gen. Wood
made much TODD over the first visi,
of Gen. CaliXto Garcia 10 Santiago
de Cuba since he left in a huff be
cause of Skaters treatment OF
him. The old Cuban warrior was
vastly pleased at the consideration
shown him.
Some 500 applications for pen
sions of all classes growing out oi
the Spanish war have been mad,
already.
A part of the Cubans favor tn,
policy of inviting the United State,
TO step out and leave the further
direction of Cuban affairs in tn,
| h.plc Of tho Cuhanc tbam,aI,-ae
and also favor the extremity o.
force to make the departure certain
il the invitation is not accepted.
The United States demands tn,
evacuation of Cuba to begin Octo
Der 18th and to be completed BY
Dec. 3lst.
Without a delay, the U. S. Peace
Commissioners reached Paris Mon
day night.
| The President finally secured tn,
consent of nine prominent men t,
act as a committee of investigation
of the conduct of the war. They
are Major Gen. Granville NJ. Dodge
of Iowa; Col. J. A. Sexton, of IL
linois; Capt. +. Z. Howell, o
Georgia; Major Gen. j. NJ. Wilson
U. S. Army; Hon. Chas. DENLY, o
Indiana; ex Gov. Woodbury., o
Vermont; ex-Gov. Beaver, of Penn
sylvania; Major Gen. II. M. Nc
Cook; and DIR. p. S. Conner, o
Ohio.
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Bethel.

Allen Baird and wife, of Chica-
60, are guests of their sister, Mrs.
DR.. Judy.
S. T. Howard and wife, of near
Sharpsburg, were at d. S. Trum-
bo's Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Lection has gone to Ea-
ton, Ohio, to spend several weeks
with her aunt.
Miss Maggie Cannon, of Flat
Creek, visited her grandfather d.
S. Trumbo the past week.
Rev. Allen, of Irvine, has been
the guest of Rev. Chandler, Sim
Evans and others this week.
Morris Evans has returned home
from Hot Springs, Arkansas, where
he had been for the past six weeks.
Mrs. Branch and her grand
daughter, of Mason county, visited
Mrs. Cyrus Arrasmith and other
relatives here this week.
Mrs. Cordelia Powers and Mrs.
Frank Powers, of Rowan county,
are visiting the formers son Lewis
Hardin and other friends.
Quite a number of our citizens
attended Conference ut Flemings-
burg and returned well pleased.
Bro. Chandler will remain with us
another year. We welcome him
back in our midst.
Mrs. Jane Browning, of Bates
county, Missouri, is visiting her
husbands relatives in Bath and
Fleming counties. She is the widow
of the late John Browning. This
is her first visit in IL years. Last
Friday she spent the day with W,
Is Scott and family, accompanied
by Mrs. Lou Jones, of Sherburne,
and Simon Browning, her brother
in-law.
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SharpSburg.

The Fair begins on Wednesday,
2Sth.
C. A. Bascom was in Lexington
last Monday and Tuesday.
James o. Atchison has been
quite sick for several days.
b. F. Herriott went to Winches-
ter on Thursday in the interest of
the FAIR here.
Mrs. John Sharp, Sr., spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. j. d.
Grasg, at Hutchinson.
Mrs. Mike Kenny, of Mt. Ster-
ling, was a visitor at the home of
John Peters Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre and little
daughter, who have been quite sick
for some time, are now able to sit
up some.
Mrs. j. w. Elgin and daughter
Mary Hord, of Maysville, are visit
ing relatives here and will remain
until after the Fair.
1t was said that there were in
town on Wednesday an English
man, an Austrian, a Cuban and a
Persian, but no Spaniard.
]. S. Bogie. Newt. Mccormick,
Anderson Chenault and Lucien
Bndgeforth, of Mt. Sterling, were
visitors here last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Denton, of Aaron's
Run, Montgomery county, visited
her sisters, Mrs. w. H. and C. N.
Triplett, several days last week.
Sir Thomas Tancred, the Eng
lishman, said we had a fine coun-
try here, but there was not enough
level ground to play game of base
ball on.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Howard will
leave on Wednesday for an indef-
lite visit to friends at Cynthiana
and attend the street fair on the
Goth and 30th.
Sir Thomas Tancred, the expert
engineer of London, England, in
company with Hon. L. c. Dickin-
son, of Washington, ID. c.; Hon.
VIM. Kirkland, of Toledo, o.. Mayor
w. j. Kennedy, of Carlisle Messrs.
w. B. Crenshaw, Sell Renaker, w.
II. Northcutt and Capt. b. T.
Riggs, of Cynthiana, came up last
Wednesday evening and remained
over till Thursday in the interest
of the B. ID. r. r. 1t is now almost
an assured fact that the road will
be built.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

TED RoosEvELT's opponents for
the New York Republican guberna,
torial nomination have him nearly
cornered. They show that he has
sworn a number of times recently
that he was a resident of Washing.
ton City. He explains that it was
a mere formality to escape paying
taxes twice on his personal proper.
ty. Ted's ineligibility would be a
disappointment. The way he would
wake things up as Governor of the
Empire State would be worth many
times the price of admission.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Salt Lick,


Col. c. H. Eaton was in Win
chester Saturday.
Henry Schwab, of Owingsville
spent Sunday here.
W. A. whitcomb was in Mt
Sterling Thursday.
DR. H. H. Lewis visited Elder j
NJ. Rash in Winchester Wednesday
and Thursday.
Rev. C. E. French, of Lexington
filed his appointment at the Chris.
tian Church Sunday.
Rev. G. W. Howes has moved in.
to the Parsonage property at the
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Wills, OF
Clark county, visited friends and
relatives here the past week.
Miss Pearl Kincer, who is teach
ing school at Yale, visited Miss Liz
zie Green Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Barnes and Mrs. W.
A. Whitcomb attended the Street
Fair in Winchester Friday and Sat-
urday.
The supper given by the Ladies'
Aid Society at the Christian Church
Saturday night was a success, the
receipts being about $40.
DR.. Robbins new houses on "Point
Lookout" are about completed and
ready for a coat of "blue paint"
the Doctors favorite color.
The boys of the Second Ky. came
home last week on thirty days fur
loughs. They expect to be mus
tered out at their expiration.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

Col. WIN. JENNINGS BRYAN, of the
Third Nebraska, at Jacksonville,
Florida, is said to be nearly tired
enough of army life to resign and
take to the raging stump, where he
Will pour forth flood of long
damned and Unsurpassed talk
that will delight portion of the
natives and astonish the balance
According to an interviewer, Col
Bryan intimates that it has cos,
him much in will power to keep 81
lent when there is so much to tall
about.
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Grange Cjty,

Mrs. Harrison Miller, of Illinois,
is visiting relatives here.
Fred Gray, the soldier who il
home on u furlough sick, is getting
better.
Mort Williams and brother Alb, oil
Judy, Montgomery county, are wis.,
iting here.
Most all of the Western visitors
have left, or are leaving for their
homes today.
Wheat-threshing for the season
is over, and the average per acre is
better than usual.
10 Myers is in charge Of Grange
City Mills and has had a big rush
the last few days.
Grange City school ia in a flour
ishing condition under the tutor
ship of 10 Lindsay.
Barney Reeves, after an extend
ed visit to his boyhood grounds, re-
turned to his Iowa home today.
Walker Crouch, of New Brighton,
Penn, is in on a visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Crouch.
Mrs. Mary R. Richards and son
Kelly, of Owingsville, paid T. j.
Havens and family a visit Satur-
day and Sunday.
j. NJ. Walton will have a sale be-
fore long preparatory to leaving for
Keokuk, Iowa, where he contem-
plates settling in business.
VIM. o. Phillips and wife, who
have been on a bridal tour in Gen.
trail and Southwestern KY, have
returned home much elated with
their trip.
Jesse Crouch, aged 81, and james
aged 81, our two oldest
are holding up we'll for
men of their age and are remarka-
bly, sprightly.
The farmers are busy cutting
corn, sowing wheat, making sor-
ghum, and gathering in large
pumpkins for their good house
wives to make pies. In fact, they
are living on the fat Of the land, as
everything is in abundance and to
spare.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

CHINESE imperial politics is
quite a lively sort. Ii Hung Chang
is in and out of favor and power
so often that it is hard to keep
posted about him. He is about
to come in again since being re-
moved week or so ago by reason
of the Dowager Empress sending
the youthful Emperor back to the
nursery and taking charge of af-
fairs herself. Russia controls the
Dowager Empress and she favors
Russia at the expense of Great
Britain.
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Olympia.
Bro. w. ID. Frazee gave us an in
teresting talk Sunday night.

Bro. w. ID. Frazee gave us an in
teresting talk Sunday night.
Mrs. Henry Daniel continues
about the came, with little hopes
of recovery.
Miss Williams, of Decatur, ILL.,, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Blanch Mil
Ter, at this place.
Charles jackson, sister Mrs. AL
frey and Bob Smith were in Lex
ington last week.
DIR. and Mrs. C.. Ball left last
week for n visit to the latter's pa
rents at Saunders, Ky.
Bro. C. A. Bromley was returned
to this circuit by the Conference
and filed his appointment Sunday.
We will just say to "Craigs" and
"West End" that it was not our in
tention to wound the feelings of any
in making the remarks that we did
in regard to the Reunion at Pres
ton and We might include the one
at Salt Lick as well. But we will
not retract anything We said. We
have only spoken from what we
had heard and what we had seen
at former reunions. We do not
pretend to say that no good people
attend such places, nor would we
debar the old war veterans from
assembling together for the pur-
pose of talking over the past. In
deed we think that we owe the gal
liant defenders of our country a
debt of gratitude and should be
willing to lend our assistance in
any way that would add to their
pleasure or comfort. But we do not
believe 1t consistent with the will
of God to allow things to be carried
on for the sake of few dollars
that will endanger the character
and lives of our sons and daugh.
terS
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Odessa.

The old list Of sick are all i'm
proving.
Jno. w. Darnell weighed bunch
of cattle to +. Z. Hendrix Friday.
Joseph r. Jones left Monday to
visit his sister, Mrs. Annie Haw-
kins.
Miss Harriet Snedegar, of More
head, visited friends here this and
last week.
Thos. Darnell visited his sister
Mrs. Jas. Powell, on Flat Greek,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Geo. A. Vice passed through here
last week with several head of
cattle he had bought from different
parties.
Miss Minnie Jones returned
Sunday from two-weeks' visit
with her cousin, Miss Amy May,
near Hill Top.
F. T. Jones sold and weighed to
Omar Wilson last week Is head of
cattle: Is head at 3tc per ID. and 3
at 8 4c; also 2 to JEFF Atchison at Sc
The many old friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Manley, who are on a
visit here from Kansas, we're glad
to meet them at church at White
Oak Sunday last.
Simps Purvis and wife are both
very sick, and have been for the
past week, with fever. Garrett
Hawkins is quite sick with liver
kidney and stomach trouble. Miss.
es Eliza Vanlandingham and Ids
B. Anderson both have the German
measles.
Mrs. Abe Jones and, son Chas
returned Tuesday fro3 a visit t.
the formers daughtsSx Mrs. Nelly
Snedegar, who is quiteSsIck witt
fever, in Licking Union Vicinity
While there Chas. attended the bis
pound supper at j. B. Kring's
near Yale.
Elder Ebert Dawson filled hi
appointment at White Oak Sunday
at IL a. m. and half past 8 p. m
Two well-directed sermons they
were too. The shoe fit some of u,
mighty tight, but our duty is t.
wear it or change the style of walk
ing and make the shoe fit NOR,
comfortably.
VIM. Humphrey and Harrison
Stice, of Missouri, who are visitin.
friends and relatives in KY, wer,
the guests of the formers sister
Mrs. Lima Humphrey, near here
last week. Mrs. Humphrey accom-
panied her brother to Robt. Baum
gartner's in Rowan Co., Monday
returning Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed, We can kindly watch il
day time and ride around the hole
in the bridges and some in the cen
ter of our "has- been" pike, bu
sometimes it's necessary to rid,
after dark. In so doing if horse
foot goes down, breaks a leg anC
kills or cripples the rider, which il
liable to be done at any time, whit
is responsible for the damage? W,
used to know. Would guess, No
body.-Ed.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

MADAME PAULMIER, wife of a
member of the French Chamber of
Deputies, shot NJ. Olivier in the
office of the Paris newspaper La
Lanterne over the Dreyfus affair.
The Government holds Col .Picquart
In secret imprisonment and denies
any communication with him. A
decision in regard to re-opening the
Dreyfus case was to be made Mon
day. There is no telling what will
be the outcome of the agitation as
Paris is excited enough for any
thing. LATER.-Dreyfus gets a re-
hearing.
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CraIpS.
Sam Shultz is on the sick list.

Sam Shultz is on the sick list.
Charley Snedegar went to Salt
Lick Sunday.
We have had a good rain and
wheat sowing time is here.
Jessie, the little son of Enoch
Sorrcll, is poorly with something
like hip-ioint disease.
Joseph Parker, wife and little
son Espy, of Fort Springs, Jessa-
mine county, are visiting relatives
and friends in this and Salt Lick
ncighborhoods.
Died, Saturday, Sept. 25tb, at
his home near Licking river, Wash
Rice. lie leaves a wife and several
grown children. Funeral services
conducted by Brother Crouch Sun
day; interment at Hedrick's.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

WHEN Uncle Sam has settled
with Spain and balanced the books
he will send some warships to Con-
stantinople to let the Sultan of
Turkey know by those presents
that he wants pay for the property
of U. S. citizens destroyed by the
Turks in the Armenian troubles.
As the Sultan's platform contains
= "base-is-the- slave that pays"
plank q nice little row lie in pros
pect at the Golden Horn.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

Col. PIcQUARr, imprisoned at
Paris in connection with the Gel
ebrated Dreyfus case, made the
dramatic declaration in Court that
be expected under pretense of sui
eide to be murdered in prison, and
insinuated that the supposed sui
cides of Picard and Col. Henry
were really murders to cover up
the governmental criminality in
prosecuting Dreyfus. Such is the
state of affairs in IA nation and city
standing at the very head of the
worlds civilization.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

For some weeks the ship Comal
loaded with food intended for the
starving Cubans was denied a
landing at Havana unless 500, 900
duty was paid on the cargo. The
Spaniards have shown an i'll dispo-
sition or stupid devotion to sup
posed duty by their refusal of free
entry to supplies that many of the
higher class of people as well as the
reconcentradoes are dying for the
need of
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farmers.

W. F. Brown, station agent, made
a business trip to Ashland last
week.
Sam Jones and wife, of Salt
Lick, visited Mrs. Us parents here
Sunday.
Elder Long preached at the
Christian Church Thursday and
Friday nights.
J. d. Holley, J. b. Warren's head
salesman, visited relatives at More
head Sunday.
w. L. Hudgins and wife have
moved to the Calvert property on
East Main st.
F. II. Wheeler, travelling lumber
m an, spent last week with his fam
lily at this place.
Rev. Hackett, of Winchester
preached at the Baptist Church
Sunday at IL O'Clock AID at night
Chas. M. Grain, our enterprisi1e
druggist, visited friends at Yale
Sunday. You know the kind OF
friends mean-his best girl.
j. NJ. Green has sold his saloon
to Abe Josselson and Sam Lipsitz.
They will open out firstclass bar
first of October.
Mr.. Earl and family, of Ashland,
have moved to the Emery property
on West Liberty street. We well
como all such people to our town.
Farmers and Rockville B. B.
teams crossed bats on the latter's
ground Saturday, resulting in the
score of IA to 81 in favor Of Far
mers.
The Christian Endeavor Society,
which meets at the NJ. f. Church
Sunday and Wednesday nights, is
progressing nicely, with quite a
large membership.
DIR. T. A. Z. Evans, besides his
already large practice, has secured
the practice of W. F. Bronson &
Co.'s mill crew on Scott's Creek,
which pays him a nice monthly
salary.
Married, at the residence of Ed
er ii. F. Martin, at Freestone, Sat
urday, Miss Nora Green to John
Adams. The bride is the oldest
daughter of VIM. >. Green, of this
place, and the groom a young gen.
tleman of Rockville. Elder III. F.
Martin officiated. We extend to
them congratulations.
Last Friday night while services
were going on at the Christian
Church some two or three parties,
on horseback, passed
town swapping saddles: in
each case getting the best Of it.
The first trade was with DIR. F. M.
Carter while he was attending
church, taking the saddle off his
horse (which was a good one) and
one which was almost
The next trade they
made was with Geo. Calvert, about
, mile east of town, making about
the same trade. Just above Rock
Eille the same night a peddler was
shot and robbed of a small amount
If money, although his wound was
lot serious. Warrants have been
sworn out for some parties, but
James are not yet reported. !
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

The dismembered body of a
beautiful young woman found il a
pond at Bridgeport, Connecticut,
was identified as that of several
missing persons. One family iden-
titled it as daughter and had it
taken home and the grave dug,
whereupon the missing daughter
returned home. Miss Emma ellis
family now have it as the body of
that lady.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

Elk CONGRESSMAN JOHN HENRY
WILSON, of Barbourville, not only
recently failed to connect with the
Federal appointment as Assistan,
U. S. District Attorney of Ken.
lucky, but wes defeated. for the
Republican Circuit Judicial nom
ination in his district.
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Flat Creek.

Lying and tattling seem to be
the order of the day.
o. F. Martt went to Morehead
Friday on business.
Barker Lane went to Missouri
last week on business.
Joe Kerns and wife visited at
Bethel Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jno. Scott is suffering much
with innammatory rheumatism.
Nose Lewis sold to Jas. Clark
two year,ing steers at SIS per head.
The Hamilton Farm Company
began stripping tobacco Thursday.
Miss Katie Williamson, of Him
OILS. visited Miss Lellie Steele last
Friday.
Mrs. Foreman Scott is danger.
ously i'll with typhoid fever at this
writing.
JIG. Hamilton sold to John En-
bry 20 export cattle at 4tc and 4
head at 4c.
Miss Minnie Mccormick, of Mt.
Sterling is visiting her many
friends here.
Lester Parker and Geo. Darnell
went out Friday night and caught
a large coon.
Will Gray. of Nicholas county.
was calling on the fair sex here
recently. A wedding expected soon.
Misses Ida and Duck Daniel, of
Young's Springs, after a pleasant
visit in this vicinity returned home.
Your scribe attended church at
Springfield Sunday morning and
heard Elder Ruebelt at Owingsville
Sunday night.
Madam Rumor says there will be
a wedding before long that will be
the greatest surprise of the season.
This is no mistake, as what the
Madam says is true (nit).
When you see a girl eating an
orange with funny-shaped spoon
you can generally be sure that if
she was alone she would stick her
thumb through the rind and suck it.
Some people are too economical
and prejudiced to subscribe for
their home paper, but will wear out
S14 worth of sole-leather pacing
over the neighborhood trying to
borrow a copy to read the home
news.
Joe Dawson was around on his
old beat last week. Joe was with
the Hamilton Farm Company for
many years and his changing is re-
gretted by all the men of the farm,
as he was ever kind, considerable
and pleasant with them.
1t is no discredit to a man to
have enemies and opposition. Many
men hesitate TO take any course
that will call forth the opposition
Of any person because they do not
want to have enemies. No man that
amounts to anything in the world |
is without enemies. The world is
full of envlous people. Some peo-
pie hate a man because he is hand
some or more popular in society
than they are, or because he is sue
cessful in business, or occupies
prominent position in the commu-
nifty. People have no luminosity
the quiet citizen who Of
tends no one and gets in nobody's
way. 1t is the live men of push and
energy who incur enmity. Every
man who is fearless in the discharge
of his obligations in any station of
life has enemies. SKEETER. !
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

Iris strange but true that there
is one Federal appointment at good
pay that goes begging: that is, to
serve on the Presidential commits.
sion of nine to investigate the al
legged incompetency and neglect OF
parts of the War Department and
some officers in the war. Many
prominent men have declined to
serve.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

The Rough Riders did theil
feats of horsemanship in Cuba on
Shanks' mares, but the horses they
we're to have ridden if could have
been readily transported and landed
were sold at public auction in New
York last week at an average of
$2S. They cost Uncle Sam far more
than that. Uncle is a better Gus
toner than he is a salesman.
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CLUBBING TERMS.

The Ow'nasville Outlook and
either Of the following will be
sent for one year for the price
named:
Outlook and Twice-a-Week
Courier-Journal, $I.3O.
Outlook and Weekly Cincfn-
natl Commercial TrIb un @ f..
Sl.4O.
Outlook and LouisvilleWeek-
iy Dispatch, Sl.3O.
Outlook and Louisville Daily
Evening Post, sass.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

GEN. STEWART WooDFoRD doesn't
wish to return to Spain as Minister
when peace is made and will re-
sign, it is said. The ministershir
is likely to 60 begging for awhile
after peace is made. An American
could hardly feel entirely comfort
able in Madrid for many years yet