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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25
Olympia.

Clyde Young, of Fincastle, was
home Sunday.
Miss Maud, little daughter of
DR.. Moore, of Ashland, visited her
many friends here Sunday.
Miss Nella V. Cannon, who had
been visiting her father Dock"
Cannon and family, of Sprout,
Nicholas Co, has returned here to
live with her grandfather J. W.
MEG lOssOn.
We had the pleasure of having
Bro. Martin, of Farmers, with us
Sunday. He came here to oil Bro.
Rash's pulpit. The latter, being
engaged in protracted meeting at
Clay City, was unable to be here.
\ SAD OCCUERENCE.-On last
Thursday about 10 O'Clock John O.
Miller committed suicide by Jump.
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SHARP SDurg.

Dewey was in it first and last.
The Sharpsharg College will
open September 9Th.
Deputy Sheriff Bascom, of Ow-
ingsviIle, was here on Saturday.
Frank Laughlin. of Mt. Sterling,
was here several days last week.
c. F. Browning and son Albert
are visiting relatives in Chicago.
Now the war il over and Cuba is
free what nextI Elect Sam J
Pugh to Congress.
J. Clyde Nelson and Leo Brown
attended the teachers examination
at Owingsville last week.
the picnic in Boyd's woods on
Saturday, near Springfield, was
SHINY attended from here.
There is talk of holding a grand
picnic at the fai: grounds, near
town, some time in September.
Mrs. Darnaby and son Will. of
Lexington, are here on visit to
Mrs. j. Il. Triplett and other rel
atives.
Uncle Frank Duckworth, of near
Sherburne, was the guest of the
family of J. Il. Jones several days
last week.
Miss Goodman, of Fleming Co..
who had a severe attack of malaria
while the guest of Mrs. Is. +. Her
riott, is now conval scent.
Claude Johnson, of color, was
arrested last week at TT. Thomas,
KY, by Marshal w. Il. Umphreys
and lodged in the Carlisle Jail, from
which place he escaped last spring
when he was confined for breaking
into the meat-house of Miss Bell
Crockett and appropriated several
fine large hams 10 his use. We learn
also there will be a case of horse
stealing against him. The evidence
is strong against him and the prob
ability is he will get a ride to
Frank fort at reduced rates. Go on
with the good work, Brother I'm
phreys.
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Grange CITY.

Miss Ruth Richards, a charming
young lady from Owingsriilc, has
returned home.
Misses Anna and Mamie Walton
and others attended meeting at
Cherry Grove Sunday.
Silas Williams, Mourt Williams
and wife, of near Judy, visited at
Ollie Williams last week.
Mrs. Cliff Holdings, Misses An
ma Rogers, Mary Bradley and Miss
Gregory, of Bath county, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Miss Rosa Johnson, one of Grange
City's fairest daughters, returned
last week from an extended visit to
relatives in Bath county.
Miss Matte Power, of Millers-
burg, has been the pleasant guest
of Miss jennie Willroy, near town.
and friends at Grange City.
Elder Stevenson preached for us
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Ross will
fill his last appointment the 18th
Sunday afternoon before Confer.
ence.
Died, Sunday morning, Aug. 81,
Otto Johnson Williams, aged abou,
ii months, after an extended ILL.,
ness. Remains inferred at Eliza
vile cemetery Monday. We extend
to the family our heartfelt sympa-
thy, and may God comfort and
guide them Alright to the end, and
they too will have a "Sweet Home"
at last with little Otto.
"a precious one from us is gone;
\ voice we loved is StiIled;
\ place is vacant i'll our home
Which never can be filled"
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rza-1s~--y. ----v,-l-

THhT man Ted Roosevelt IL one
of the VIEW wholcsomcst specimens
of young American manhood. He
would i'll and grace the Presidential
chair as we'll rs the best of them.
Here is part of what Gen. Jo
Wheeler said about the gallant
Teddy"
"Co,s. Wood and Roosevelt were
men al extraordinary value in an
army. Roosevelt is a born fighter
whether in the camp or in the
field. he was 10 he depended on al
ways. lie is perfectly fearless. and
his men follow hm with absolute
devotion. When the fight was over
and we went aboard ship | told HIM
thai we ought to show the best and
clcancst ship when we came Iato
port and the finest lot Of men. and
I guess we did. We had an inspcc-
lion and cleaning up, and you saw
us march of in some sort of style,
didn't You? Those rough riders
would do anything you would ask
them, from storming san Juan hill
to Washing the ship.
Il had good chance of obscrv-
ing Roosevelt during the week we
were al sea from another point of
view than that offered by the camp
lie j. charming fellow. The thing
that impressed ne most about him
is his absolute integrity. Some men
have integrity about money, others
about their personal conduct.
Roosevelt has both ;ani. more than
either, the official integrity that
makes him the rare man he is. The
people of New York want him for
their Governor. That is entirely
creditable to them. The people of
the United States will want him to
govern them next. and they will
have him for their President. !
told him So on the ship. and he
laughed Il good deal. | said it was
n clear case Of the people wanting
to have their own way. and they
would have it, as is their habit
Certainly it would he hard for
them To make a better choice.
Roosevelt is able, energetic and
most loyal"
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

The South Side "Widow's- rails.
ing chickens and attending to
household duties compels her tc
quit writing for a while. Is il
really that or laziness? A widow
that can break mules, pull cross
cut saw, run a mill, break the
hearts Of old widowers snd bacheI-
ors, and play the devil generally,
could il she were not too lazy push
her pencil through a campaign and
please the natives. We made up our
mind if the widow" had remained
On The OUTLOOK staff to invite her
around and introduce her 10 some
of our bachelor friends who stand
sadly in need of some one to sup
port them, but if said widow" is
too lazy to write a few lines the
jig is up.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Road working is the order of the
day.
The sicl, have al recovered eX-
ccpt Mrs y. Warner, who Is still
very low.
c. ". .'ry.as nnd !. ", Lane
visited III White sulphur Springs
Saturday aud sunday.
Harlan Darrell, while coming
down Clear ,reck hill with Il load
of lumber, le, his team run away,
crushing his left leg so badly that
amputation will be Necessary.
Il. T. Piersall, who has returned
from Hazel Green, says all things
are lovely and the goose hangs high,
and Hazel Green Fair will begin
Oct. IIth. continuing four days.
Visitors at the White Sulphur
Springs: John W. White, wife and
daughter; Mrs. Jno. ID. Young, J. T.
Highland, Capt. Ravens, all of Mt.
Sterling; Mrs. White, of Winches-
ter; Mir. and Mrs. Tarr, Mrs. j. ID.
Kinney. Mrs. X. u. Dow. and sew
oral others whose names | failed To
learn.
Knob Lick, if You would stop
preaching free silver that petty
thieying might stop. Gou talked
free silver until you made those fell
LEWIS think that chickens, meat
in fact cverything-should he free
to steal. What is it this week? Free
silver and some one stole Il whole
hill of potatoes, tops and all.
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Knob LICK.

More watermelons than ever
known.
The Ore Co. loaded only four cars
last week.
Less rain last week than for sew
eral weeks.
There is not as much preparation
for the reunion as usual.
Some people are digging their
potatoes on account of them rOttlng.
Stealing and other petty crimes
have got to be too common in this
vicinity to chronicle.
There are considerable squirrels
in the woods. They have begun
cutting on the hickory nuts.
Bob Clark presented your scribe
with the ear OF red fox that his
dogs caught on the ground, and the
tail of a fox squirrel he killed.
Capt. Pitman received a letter
from his son who is at Chickamau-
ga. lie is expecting to come to
Lexington soon. lie il with the
ID Ky.
There has not been for years
such a crop of quail. Capt. Pitman
has cat which catches one nearly
every night and brings in the store.
There is no law to prevent her, nor
is there much law ever enforced
against gunners. So we will stay
| judgment.
The two old political parties are
trying now to show who has been
the most instrumental in bringing
about our war with Spain. If ev-
cry one looks at it from the same
standpoint ! do they are welcome
to all the hOnOrs il there be any for
the thoughtful consideration Of the
people. What are the Cubans any
wayi | cannot answer from per
sonal knowledge, but from letters
from officers and soldiers they arc
bad lot. Some soldier writing
says they are the most lazy, greasy
dirty, roguish, dctestable set that
could be imagined. And We people
claiming to be Christian people
spending millions upon millions in
death-dealing guns and explosives
to free a people that are not worthy
of freedom. believe in consisten
: cy. What did it cost Englandf Only
fifty million for meddling a little
in the last war. Who claimed they
were fighting for their freedom? |
= their cause was not Just there i
one matter that should not be for
gotten; they were true and noble
set of people. And to still make al
men who will look at this mattel
in its true light, and especially
Populists who denOunee bonds ant
specie basis, whether of one or TIVE
metals, willing TO accede all thu
honOrs they can reasonably get on
of it.
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RillSbOrO.

Capt. J. NJ. Gray is still poorly.
Dan Mitchell, Of Carlisle, was here
Monday.
Porn. to tise wife of ]. NJ. Grain, a
daughter.
George Jenkins and wife. of Ow-
mgsville, visited w. 5. Moody, Fri
day.
Miss Rosa Beasley. of Triton, Wis
tied Miss Minnie Griffin Monday.
Newt Story and Robt. Mckee will
wind up the estate of Meshach Story.
Milton Kindig bought q mules
here Tuesday; price from SIS to $50.
Quite number from here are at
tending the Cherry Grove camp
meeting.
Misses Eta and Tig-re RawIincsf
left this week {" vs.. -. iT-es<,t
Lexington.
Mr.. and M. Or-ar, VI ". Ster-
ling, visited thrir daughter, Mrs.
Rev. p. j. Ros~
Miss Daisey U.I.pu, OF Pittsborn,
Ind, came in Monday to visit NJ.
Mamie Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Grain, of Farm
ers, visited the fOrmcr' sister, Mrs.
Ellen Summit. last week.
Prof. Elisha Morrison moved his
family here last week and will teach
the fall school here, beginning Aug.
29th.
MeShaCh Story died at the home of
David Mckee, near here. Saturday
eve. after n few days illness. Mr..
story was a man of cOnSiderabfJ~
means and was considered TO be the
wealthieSt man in the county. In
terment at New Hope Monday. Mr..
Story was never married.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Hos. GEp. VI. .luLIs, uf Owens
bnro. dcscrvc- well of the people "a,
the Second Congressional district.
The Republican nomination and
election would be Just tribute for
his integrity in enforcing tie law
against partisan participation in
politics by oiliccholdcrs of his own
party while he was l.. :. District
Attorney. His actions IN that re
spcct made him a hero not less
worthy Of the peoples applause and
reward thun one who does gallant
deeds in his country's defense in
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Mrs. Ida Burke. Of Clark Co..
visited Mrs. Il. +. Shrout last week.
Misses Emma and Fra Hamilton
visited relatives near Mt. Sterling
Saturday.
J. r. Clark was at Poplar Plains
one day last week putting up one
Of his patent gates.
Almanac Stone bought three
yearling cattle Saturday of Robert
Bailey; price private.
Mrs. Albert Wilson, of near
Bethel, visited her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Shrout, last week.
Miss Rcbccca Ashley. of Win
chester, and Mrs. VIM. Barnes. of
Salt Lick, visited relatives in the
ncighborhooi first Of the week.
Miss eddie Powers. of White
Oak, is visiting Misses Fra and Fan
ME Hamilton this week and attend
ing the Institute at Owjngsville.
Coburn, the li-ycar-old son of
Mrs. Jennie Hamilton, while cut
ting corn last Thursday accident
ally struck his knee cap with the
corner of the Ratchet, inilic ting 4
painful wound. lie is getting along
nicely now.
THE SiCX.-Ricnard Burns i.
some better. Will Everman j.
sslowly improving. John Fleming
Seems TO be improving slowly. +. +
)Tackett. We are sorry to say, is no
Ibcttcr. Mrs. Frances Hamilton il
Oh the mend.
Elder T. :. Tinslcy. Of OwinCs
vile, will preach the dcdicatory
sermon Of the new school-housc Il,
Harper'S the first Sunday evening
in September AZ 3 O'Clock p. m.
and will continue through the week
commanding on Monday night.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25
CLUBBING TERmS.

The Ow'ncSvi'le Outlook and
either Of the follCwiaP will bo
sent fer one year for the price
namod:
Outlook ard 1wiCo-a-Wock
Courier-Journal, $3.50.
Outlook and Weekly ClnCin-
natl Commercial Tribune
81 40.
Outlook and LouiSyiilcWeck-
iy Dispatch, $3.50.
Outlook and louisville Daily
Evening Post. So. So.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Tur German government has a
soft snap in playing diplomacy
with L. :. ssador Andrew ID.
White. Mr.. White seems perfectly
infatuated with Germany policy
towards this nation. II all comes
through the book larnin' with which
all Germany is surrhargcd, and Mr..
White ism that line himself. Hence
Rrcr White stands ready Ia prove
Germany the real thing all along
the line.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

LIEUT.. CARRANzA, formerly Span
ish naval attache at Washington,
who achieved notoriety by chal-
longing Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and
Capt. Sigsbee and by being official
ly expelled from Canada Though
he didn't leaye), says the only
American exploit of the war worth
mentioning was that of Hobson.
Tie disparages everything else.
Carranza would make an ideal 10
TO l Statesman"
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Nire companies of the Second !
Ky. have petitiuned Ia b. mustered
out of the service.
The monitor Mouadnock has ar
rived ut Manila.
President Clryrlands Philippines
policy is said To hr the retention wv
the United States of the hay and
city Of Manila and the island of
Lrzon, on whicE the city Is sit
uattd; equal trade facilities with
Spain IN the balance of the islands
OF the group: retention 10y spain of
the other islands; separation of
church and state IN the islands.
The only peace commissioners
vet chosen Nv the President are
Secretary of State Day and Sen
utor c. X. Davis. Chairman nf the
senate Fcrcign Affairs Committee.
Many prominent men dcclim to
serve. and il Is especially difficult
to find prominent Democrat who
va NV ~
Gen. Merritt will not permit the
M ufSrn'S To- enter Manila, ana or
/ dereu mem PACK ten miles from
inc cry Nl'i!h ih''' days. lh'E
,"S " E".' .m "I'''N '.", ,'
1''N '"'s wa '''"S' al" '""'
mamma
y hnHIS'liIe soldier al the FIRST
M. ''''N " -"''u |,''' .'' ''' s'''N al -"
"a 20, u '">'''''' Il "'''''.,' '''''' '''''N
. ~, ''.' i > ,''' ~ - '' =" NJ"
~ -" ~ p" az -" vs.. : ''",
t'.' 80 49," !" ''''' ''''
IN cont =, Gr., H. ..I So 81
IA Co.. nj. -. ,,'..,,...,. q, ~
b.r sl5icr ri,,.G , ,.l,ir and
.Lavol ITO i,,... "a -. o,.,,
The steward ~, a shave ami offer
ed l0 cen,s. m, barber remarked
My price t. yuu j. Sc. Pics il
Louisville are worth ; cents an,
ShaNUs - cents, aad / am on,
charging y"U ocean rates" Iii,
steward started to kick, but tn,
boys told him he'd pay il ciIhel
out 81 his pocket or out of his hide
and he panIed MP.
Gen. Miles is preparing to lnav,
Porto Rico for Washington City il
n short lime, all affairs being in or
der for the commission.
Al OF the Fourth Nv. at Lex
ington. who wish their discharg
will De mustered out. and the hal
ance viii be attached to some othc
regiment.
The soldiers are slowly ca,hcrin!
at Lexington. There will soon b
in the three camps some l5.O00 q
more.
Capt. Chas. u. Sigsbee. Of th
late hattlcship Maine. has bee,
promoted three numbers for sex
traordinarv hcroIsm."
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

DIR. Judy is at home for short
stay with his family.


DIR. Judy is at home for a short
stay with his family.
Miss fannie Scott, of Tilton,
spent Tuesday with her brother,
". h. Scott.
Mrs. 7. II. Brown, of Owin-s-
willie, visited her father, ID. :.
Trumbo, this week.
Most of the farmers have finished
threshlng wheat, and IA good many
have sold at 60 cents.
ID. :. Trumho and his sister, Mrs.
Nanlandingham, spent Thursday
with friends in Nicholas Co.
Prof. Oscar Robertson has re-
turned from New York and will
commence teaching here the 29th.
George Moore, wife and children
of Louisville, are spending several
weeks with their cousin. Mrs. John
Arrasmith.
Mrs. Lee Nanarsdalc has gone to
Kansas City To- visit her sister
Mr.. Hoffman. Miss Annie, her
daughter, is in OwIngsville with
friends.
Mrs. Nanlanlinghom left Bcthc
Sunday for White Gak. to visit hel
sister, Mrs. j. Il. Donaldson. From
there she will return to her HON,
ut Liberty. Missouri.
The protraCtcd meeting at III,
Christian Church commenced Sun
day AMI will continue rs long a,
! there Is interest manifested. Bro
Hrhornovcr. the pastor, will be as
sisted by Rev. White, Of Lexington
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25
CORRESPONDENTS.


Mumps is raging III this com
muuity.
There Is some tobacco cut in
this community.
Joseph L. Lathram was confined
to his bed With fever, hut is some
better.
Mrs. Mollic Lyons and Mrs. MAJ
Manlcy are visiting Tucker Marley
and other relatives on lower Slate.
Brother Parker preached at the
grove SUNDAY afternoon. and at
Mayors school-housc sunday
night.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25
Sh0rburno,

Good by, "ClOdhopper," we viii t:
miss you. May yOu return soon.
n young horse belonging to Earnie
Ierhune became entangled i'm a wire
fence one night last week and killed
himself.
J. {: Daugherty received a teIe-
gram Friday informing him of the
death oil his sister, Mrs. John Newt
comb, OF South Haven, Kansas. Mrs. -,
Newcomb had a stroke of paralysis
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at D. m.
and died the next day at same hour
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Tnr Midllc-of ,hc Road Popu-
lists have won victory in their
own PARTY Marion Butler, Nation
al pnpuiist Chairman. is now plcdg
ed tu make no trade or combine
with the oil parties before the next
national convention.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

DEWEY proved the most conspic-
uously gallant beau at the Spanish
American ball. He opened it with
a brilliant waltz, and danced the
last set after the programme was
anden
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25
Flat Creek.

Mrs. Joe kerns is on the sick list.
Lee Young and wife were visitors
here recently.
Cutting and housing tobacco is
the order of the day.
Died, on the 10Th inst, the Infant
daughter of Thomas Crockett.
Tom Fassett sold small bunch
of cattle to W. ID. Young at / lc.
Willie Arnold sold j. X. Dawson
a horse, saddle and bride for SO.
Mrs. Charley MnrkIanI visited
relatives in Bourbon county last
week.
John Dawson sold to Frank Hen
Dirk 3 head of yeuriing steers at
1885.
Mrs. VIM. Rice is visiting her
brother Ben Wright, near Sharps-
burg.
Ben Maze was thrown while rid
ing a wild horse and received slight
injuries.
Mrs. John Boaz visited Mrs. Ella
Hamilton, in Montgomery Co, last
Monday.
Wonder if James Kendall didn't
go to Huntington Sunday en- the
excursion?
Marion Karrick seems to be hold
ing his own with the Wild chaps at
Sees school house.
Sam Williams returned home
from Buffalo, ILL.,, last week and is
now mingling with his many
friends.
We appreciate the kindness of
friends who take the pains to tell
us every local item that they chance
to know.
Jim MARYLAND loaned his banjo
to his rival Jim Robbins in order
to keep Robbins at home while he
courted his girl.
Misses Mamie May Smart and
Lena Myers, two charming young
ladies of Millersburg and Myers,
visited relations here last week.
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, son George,
Miss Fannie May and granddaugh-
ter Robin, after a pleasant visit at
Red Springs, Va, returned home.
Mrs. Garnett Crow visited her
husband at the Insane Asylum at
Lexington last week. She reports
that her husband will be at home
in November.
At this writing Elders Long and
Parker are holding quite an inter
esting meeting at the Flat Creek
school house. We will give further
notice next week.
Lester Parker, our expert bicy- |
clist, while speeding his wheel ran
into a gutter and upset. LestSr has
laid his wheel aside for a few days |
and moves something like hop |
step and jump.
J. Burton Darnell, wife, son
Willie and daughterARuth visited
his brother and nerssaE here from
Friday till Sunday. NNarnell
is a clever, genial, whole souled,
Jolly good fellow and makes friends
wherever lie goes. Come again,
Burton.
Some OF our crack shots tried |
their hands at the grand picnic
at Oak Hill and wasted a
whole lot of ammunition and ener-
" in breaking clay pigeons. Carroll !
Hamilton and Warren Stoucr han
lied their guns well, but the rest
Of the boys shot like the Spanish
runners at Manila. Some Of them
could shoot better with an AZ.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25
Salt Lick.

Mrs. w. w. Barnes is VISITING
friends near Owing>ville.
Mrs. Will Whitcomb was in Wiz
chester shopping last week.
Bert Sewell has returned -
months visit with relat
Sterling.
THE SICK.-Mr. Jones.
George Clayton, MIS-. CT
comb, Mrs. Bclcher.
Miss Pearl Laedrum =
from Winchester.fSr. 10
cousin, came home wftA
Bob Razor, of color, was comm
home from Morehead Saturday night
ON the through freight, fell of the
train this side of Farmers and was
killed. He WAS buried Sunday even
ing. Bob was good boy and liked
by every one who knew him.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Ar the end If June. 1898, there
were ?9%.1l L. :. pensioners ON
the rolls,--a net increase over the
previous year Of 1860, although
81. $50 died and 1850 wrr" drop
ped by reason of marriage or other
rauSpS
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

MASTERING out any part of the
volunteer army before peace is pos
itiyely made and all danger van
ishes seems premature. 1t is better
to make haste slowly in that re-
sDect.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

WHAT docs it matter how Ger
many has treated the United States
in the war? Isn't there Ambassador
White ready and eager to prove an
alibi or any old thing for Germany?
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

DAN RICE, Americas most fam
Gus clown, is reported to have been
sent TO the Cincinnati work house
for thirty days with lot of others
arrested for vagrancy. John Bar
leycorn was too much for the old
Joker.
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SUBSCRIPTION. 81 YEAR IN ADVANCE,

Observation-Disclosures. mcworiams.
rte, not 10 cNrerd 81 words. inserted
free; 81 charged for each adds
tional eighty words.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

JOHN SHERMAN declares against
imperialism. Samuel G pers,
President of the American Fedora
tion of Labor, is another promine nt
anti -eXpansiunist.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Correspondents will please re
member To always mail their items
so that they will reach Us on Mon
day. This matter is seriously i'm
portrait to Us.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

liberty, Cor they viii find it burden
to comply with thu laws which goy-
crn civilized communities.
"trom ll.Wn Spanish soldiers,
"FEpRO loPEH DE CASTILLO.
's~uldirr of Infantry"
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

THE California Democratic State
convention resolved that nothing
won from Spain should be given
back TO her.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

AFTER the war the daily newspa-
pers have as hard time reducing
their headlines as roystercr does
his head the morning after.