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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

Capt. Edmund Q. Wells has
moved to the County Poor Farm,
which he will manage this year.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

To CURE A Coin IN ONE DAr
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund money
III IL fails to cure. Csc. feb20
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

When you sell your tobacco go
pay your Doctor. You will want
him again
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

Call and get prices on Buggy
Robes. Hames, Saddles, Brides and
Gearing.
JOHN A. RAMsKY 4 Co.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

have fine upright Piano, IN
perfect condition, for sale. tx
JAMES GILLoN.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

You want q Doctor to come in a
hurry. Pay him promptly.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

FoR RExr.-A house and about
20 acres Of pasture land, on the
White Oak turnpike. Apply to
j. WILL HoRsEMAK.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

FISCAL CoURT.-The Fiscal Court
at its meeting, Feb. I'd, settled with
Joseph Williams, keeper of the
County Poor House. The county's
claim against him was $3.50. A re-
bate of $3.50 was allowed him, leav-
ing Mr.. Williams to pay the coun-
ty $500.
Daniel Harper, Commissioner of
the Poor, was settled with and his
salary of 500 was paid, allowing
him $50 in addition for receiving
and disbursing funds.
The contracts for medical servi-
ces to the INDECENT in the Owings.
vile magisterial district we're
awarded to Drs. A. w. Walden. F.
P. Gudgell and 8. c. Alexander, OF
Owingsville, and Ball, of Olympia,
for $400 per year; in the Sharps-
burg district to DIR. j. M. Feland
for $l45; in the Wyoming district
to DR.. w. s. Reeves for $S5 in Salt
Lick district to DR.. L. F. Robbins for
sl22; in Bethel district to DR.. j. ].
Letton for sos.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09
J. II. RIcnARr, P:cs.

WALTER HURsT's DEArH.-Walter
w. Hurst. formerly of the headwa-
tiers of the East Fork of Flat Greek,
died of grip and pneumonia at his
home in Sedan, Kansas, Jan. 30th.
Deceased was originally of Flem-
ing county. He married Miss Lu-
cinda Doyle, daughter of Elder
John Doyle, deceased, and q sister
of SAINT Doyle, of this county. He
went to Kansas in 1881. He is we'll
remembered here as a first class
citizen, an intelligent and thrifty
farmer, and a man highly esteemed
by all who knew him. He was aged
sixty-three years. His wife and
ten children survive him, all living
in the West except his son Daniel
NJ, the well-known ex- school teach
er and farmer living near Sharps-
burg. Mr.. Hurst's many old Bath
county friends will be grieved
to hear of his decease. The Our
LOOK joins in expressions of sym
pathy to the family.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

While paying your New Year
bills don't forget the Doctor.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

TEAM WITHOUT DRIvER.-Sunday
NJ. d. Faris hooked up his double
team of horses to a barouche and
sent it In charge Of Henry Dawson,
Of color, to take a couple of passen-
gers out to the train at Preston.
At the station the parties got out.
Henry wrapped the lines around
the whip, which was in its socket,
and stepped away for a few mo-
ments. just then a hand-car passed
along the track. The horses thought
it was time for them to 90 back
home, so they we're trotting away
when Henry came back. Henry set
out to overtake them, but fast as
Henry ran the team trotted just a
little faster. He could only get
within shout 80 yards of them. The
race confined that way for Al miles
until the foot of the town hill was
reached, when they distanced Hen
ry and walked into the stable in
town. The team had not even raised
q perspiration, but Henry had.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-09

Send us your Job Work.
The times., 1899-08-13
AMERICA TAKES HONORS
Final Day of the Worlds Cycle
Meet at Montreal.

The HoItonstaII Trophy and the In
ternationaI Cyclists shield Cap
watson Coleman Wins the Five
Mile Handicap Professional.
The times., 1899-08-13
SNAKE MEAT AS FOOD.
A Georgia Negro Who Is Said to Eat
RattIers.
(From the Savannah \

(From the Savannah News.)
Moses Henderson is a sable son of Afri-
ca and lives two miles from Americus in a
rocky field, where rattlesnakes are most
plentiful. Moses makes a living by capt
uring snakes and selling them Whenever
he cannot sell them he eats them. This is
the truth, as strange as it may seem. Last
week he killed a large one with eleven
rattles on it. This was a. fat snake and
Moses ate it. The other day be brought a
very large snake to the city, trying to sell
its hide. There were twenty three rattles
on it. The snake was very poor, and Moses
said it would not do to eat, and he stuffed
its hide and sold il for good price. Every
year Moses makes a good deal of money
selling snake OIL He says right down the
vertebrae of rattIesnake is a fatty streak
of flash that makes an oil, when fried,
that will cure any case of rheumatism.
1t is strange to how many people he sells
this rheumatic snake oil. He has long
list of certificates from people he has
cured. Some of them are from intelligent
whites, who declare that the oil has cured
when all other remedies have failed. He
sells phial of the oil for 81 and guaran-
tees lasting cure.
Moses says his father was an African
hoodoo doctor and taught him how to cure
all aches and pains with snake oil. The
negroes of Sumter county venerate and
fear him as a mysterious doctor who can
cure when all else fails, and look upon his
snake oil as something enchanted
The times., 1899-08-13

WANTED Hamilton's Theatre Portable, wood
rood, Barnard Castle, full company, to open
Monday, June u; couples preferred; good shop
to steady people; lowest summer terms to above.
Bass Player write.
The times., 1899-08-13

whisper-'.don't, don't. Come back to
income back,"
And for those two Time put back the
hands of his clock. But the story-that
was not for publieation.-London Star.
The times., 1899-08-13

WANTED-For frst-elass Portable Varieties, a
young, useful couple, TO play in drama and
do single turns and parade at fair time only;
Useful Lady may write; to open Monday; good
shop to good people; salaries low, but sure;
old friends write.
The times., 1899-08-13

to iewelry auctioneer; summer engagement.
open-air travel. United Kingdom; one willing to
learn TO face large audiences by side of adver-
tiser when selling; salary TO commence, 2osL
weekly; living, travelling expenses paid; also re-
quired smart, tall young man, 10 make himself
useful; one that plays mandoline preferred; join
at once.
II might be mentioned that the salary OF
S. week offered here Is probably more.
with its accompaniments OF living and
travelling expenses. than the atcors in tbs
portable would ever get.
The times., 1899-08-13

The steamer Potomac,
OF the Weems Steamboat Company, viii leave
Washington for Baltimore and river landings
tomorrow, Sunday, evening, at 10 o'clock, in
stead OF D. m Item
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
job. Martin. Rich STRIKE.

John Martin. the we'll known pros.
pector. was receiving congratulations Of
friends in Boulder today upon his rich
strike in the Zephyr nine at Magnolia.
Martin has been delving away for years
on the property and his persistent efforts
have At last been crowned with the mos,
gratifying results. The strike vas made
in the 7otoot level on the dav the Buck
eye shaft house. only half mile distant.
burned down. When 6rs, encountered
the vein Of almost solid ,ellurium was
four inches wide. but has since widened
out to eighteen inches without decreas.
ing IN richness. A ton OF the rich stuff
which is estimated to run about Sc
ounces OF gold. ssands sacked ready 10,
shipment a. soon - the samplers re'
sume purchases.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Gran AndAll-Cullacptt,

The wedding of a popular Salira
young lady. Miss Bertha Cullacott,
daughter of Mrs. NJ. L. Cullacott. to
Merritt Crandail. well known Boulder
boy and university graduate, took place
today at the home of the bride mother
in Sallna. Rev. M. ID. hornbeck tied
the knot and Roy Crandail. bro.ner OF
the groom and Miss Lille Cullacott,
sister of the bride acted as best man and
bridesmaid. The wedding was attended
BY large number OF Boulder friends Of
the couple. After the wedding the
party came to Boulder, the bridal pair
leaving on the afternoon train for the
south. Upon their return they will 90
to Eldora where Mr.. Crandall is engaged
in the assay business with Mr.. Robbins
Among the Boulderites who went up
to the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Crandall. Roy and Daisy Crandall,
family OF the groom. Misses Ethel Mel.
son. Ina Henderson. Maud SNYDER, Lee
Calvert. Charlie Cook and Rev, and
Mrs. NJ. d Hornbeck.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
ATTACKED ELECTRIC CARS.
kiotsrs Grow D-monstrstive Over Acci
dental Deaths From Carr

Rioters Grow D-monstr.tive Over Acci-
dental Deaths From Carr
Victoria, b C., June 7S-News is
brought in on the steamer Empress of
China from the Orient. stating that big
riot occurred in Seoul the Corean capi.
tai. in which ten cars on the electric
railway system recently esta ablished were
smashed up and several employees killed.
A number of Japanese and English
motormen saved their lives by fleeing.
The cars have run over and killed several
children,
An effort was made to dynamite the
Corean capital. and the lives of the
cabinet ministers and emperor were
attempted twice during the last month.
The Japanese papers print an inter
view With a man recently arrived at
Yokohama from Manila in which he is
quoted as saying that the total number
OF deaths in American army during the
campaign has reached 900.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
DELEGATES OISGRUNTLEO.
Nssy Turn Votes Over to Proxies After
ssSs b~l's Nomination. \

Nsny Turn Votes Over to Proxies After
ESsb~l's Nomination.
Louisville, June 2S-The delegates to
he Democratic convention came up
groggy tor the final round. Many Of the
delegates have turned their proxies over
to friends and are going home. They
have had enough and care little for the
balance of the ticke, since the nomina.
ton OF Goebel rs the head In fact. the
convent IN was so hot that many do not
care how the ticket fares Col.
Stone makes statement that Goebel
promised to give him his support for the
gubernatorial nomination if he would
support Redwlne for permanent chair
man. Goebel's failure to keep his PROM
'ses. Stone says has caused the d,saffec-
ton
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Pen Posse S
F0|0| MiS|0kG
NICHOLAS CAPTURED.

Two Posses Fire on One Another With
Serious Results.
Florence, June 2S-Nicholas, the life
term escaped convict who escaped from
the penitentiary was recaptured here
today.
The two posses in pursuit of him came
together in the brush and each suppos-
ing the movement in the brush to be
made by the convict fired on each other
Guard Coburn was shot in the right side,
and the wound is believed 10 be fatal
one.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Oils VIII Gel
10000 Men
MEN FOR MANILA.
Method Of Recruiting stiII . Meot-d Ques-

Method of Recruiting stiIi . Msot-d Ques-
ton.
Washington, June 78-The attitude Of
the war department has changed from
absolute to qualified denial and II IS no
longer absolutely stated that Gus has all
the troops needed. On the contrary the
department admits sharing in a moder
ate way the public opinion that reinforce
ments should reach Manila at the earliest
possible moment.
O;is' unexpected admission that he is
In need Of more troops has resulted i'll a
sweeping decree to recruit up to the 49,.
900 enrolment. This is significant in
view OF the previous attitude. 1t is said
that no decision has been reached as to
how the men are to be obtained. whether
by recruiting or by calling for volunteers.
No provision ior the former method is
included in the law. but there is nothing
against it and the opinion OF the legal
depar iment OF the administration sus
tAins the step.
The enrolment can be carried on At
the rate Of 1, 900 men a week. They will
be trained and shipped 10 the Philip
pines Tor service. T ese men will reach
Manila in time for the fall campaign, as
there will be little campaigning until
after the rainy season is over.
It's understood that these men will
report to General Lawton. but this is
denied by the war department The
hint that the administrator is d:ssa,is
fed with General Ous cannot be verified.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
sesngsrfsst In Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. o. June 7S-Every train
arriving here brings visitors BY the
scores and hundreds for the Saengerfes,.
There aie now over 1000 here and a.o,,o
voices will participate in the choru.
which will open the festival tonight.
Contrary to expectations. the huge build.
ing in which the exercises are to be held
vas completed today. The city is pai,y
decorated in honor of the musical guests,
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Company H officers caused mild
sensation last night by sending on,
squads after absentees. 1t was regula,
drill night and the warm weather wa,
being seized upon as an excuse for loaf.
ing by too large number. The round.
up is expected TO have salutory effect
Speculation as to the outcome OF the
election Saturday night is now active
and weight of opinion selects FIRST Lieu
tenant Walsh as the lucky man.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
|O1IO1 Attorneys
File Their Briefs
BRIEFS FILED.

smeltsr Managers May Submit Question
To Arbitration Board.
Denver, June 78-Briefs were filed in
the supreme court today by Thomas
NJ. Patterson and John M. Murphy in
support of the constitutionality OF the
eight hour law.
The smelter situation is still un.
changed and the smelter managers and
former employees held another confer
ence today. lis believed the employers
will consent to submitting the question
to the state board of arbitration for final
settlement.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

The univer.ity law students who have
been taking their bar examinations in
Denver. the names of whom were pub
lished in these columns esterday. COM
pleted their work and returned to Boul.
der today. After settling up their affairs
here the majority will leave shortly foI
their homes in various parts of the state
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
MORE BOQUETs.

Roosevelt AttsoAs the Floral Cs,ebrsf,on
At Milwaukee.
Milwaukee, June 7S-Governor Roose
veit was the central hgure in the grea,
floral parade. He was accompanied 10
the city last evening by the committee
who went to Chicago to meet him and
vas accorded a mos, enthusiastic vel.
come upon his arrival. The governor
acknowledged the favors with barred
head
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Miss Mabel Golding Dwyer. for three
years kindergarten teacher here was
married at high noon today at For,
Collins to Arthur Stevens of Denver.
They passed through Boulder this after.
noon to their home in Denver. The
Camera extends congratulations.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
ssmpson rAkss q Vacation,

Newport. June 2S-Admiral Sampson
today received papers from Secretary
Long granting him one month leave of
absence. He will leave the flee, July 5.
During his absence the fleet will be
under command OF Captain Taylor of
the Indiana.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Packer, still H.v. Trouble.

Chicago, June 7S-The skilled labor.
ers engaged in the packing houses, mum.
bering 400. went on strike today for a
raise from A.so to s. 90 a day. Their
demand for the raise was refused.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Mrs. T. F. Feeny will move into the
frame house Of Major Fulton on 10Th
street tomorrow. having rented her house
on 18th s,re2.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

c. E. Sellers who was threatened with
typhoid fever is reported some better
today.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Mrs. G. H. Smith and Miss Edith
Embree of Denver are guests of Miss
Henrietta Green.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Fire In the Pen

Canon City. June zS-Fire in the state
Peni,en,lary today caused loss Of 5000
worth of property. No lives were en-.
dangered
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

VIM. Jones, recently from Phlladel
Phia, IS very low with consumption a,
DR.. w. Perry's.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Dewey VIII Com. D,r.e,

Washington. June aS-The cruiser
Olympia with Admiral Dewey on board
has left Colombo for Port Said. The
admiral will not stop at intermediate
points.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Queen uowaxer Dvins.

San Francisco. June 2S-Word from
Honolulu states that Queen Dowaser
kauPiolani has been stricken with paraly
sis and is dying.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Word comes from Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Hooper, nee Maude Conley. that q
little girl has come to their home ir
Seattle, born a week ago to day.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Miss Irene Downing and Harry Down.
ing OF Arkansas, Kansas. are the guests
of Mrs. Lena Nj. Rose,
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Washington, June 2S-Secretary OF
War Alger today announced that OTIS
will be given an additional fighting force
OF 1000 men immediately.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Miss Minnie Porter of Lockport, Ill
is here for her health at the home of DR.
Reuel Bartlett.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Mrs. George Mitchell who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Emma Fuller has
returned to Summerville,
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Miss Brownell is very ill at the home
of Mrs. Catherine Kenyon.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Miss Crockett in her famous sword
posing is revelation. Don't miss it.
Friday night at the Temple.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

A marriage licence was issued today
to E. r. Roberts and Katie Golding oi
boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Harl S. KIt,le is confined to his home
on account of illness.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

o. P. Clark has moved to the house oi
H. Stone, corner r4th and Pine.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28

Miss Maude Search is visiting with
her grandmother in Central City.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
Silver .OuotAtiO

New York. June 78-Silves Is quoted
at COX today.
Daily camera., 1899-06-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.S,l,x.8.x1 =
E SUMMER DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN.

The extremely y low prices we are making
OH all Summer lines MUST have the
desired effect that of REDUCING
our stock
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-03

tuerzas, y aporta
-vitalidad y energia
al sistema.
Rechacese como
espdreo TODD fras-
co que de la
marca del "hombre
con Ell bacalao 4
c uestas" 6 los
que solo lleven la
de Gun bacalao
sin Ell hombre. =
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-03
de Scott

de aceite pu1o de hfgado de bacalao
con hipofosftos de cal y de soda cvita
Ell principle del NAL, fortified los
pulmones, crea nuevas carnes Y uevas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-03

Poosfa.v proSa oosecoiee ssoosid. d. ls
~ 's"s produocienes del inspirsds
Poeta y festive e~scritor don jose Maria .Monee
Costo Derecho). I'm tomo de 1873 pagin.s y IN
Prologo de don Nicanor Bolet Peraza, en- papei
sat'nado superior, ~ vende 1 1 peso 50 centa-
vos 81 ~ejemplar on las, ibrerfas de los sedorss
L. Solo y ComPakia, doa Ftsaoisoo J. Mar.
49, -" ~ 1lllsale %yS&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-03
SALVADOR CARBON NELL

,- Docor en- Medicine y Crujia dc la faculad de Paris, exInhrno de los
Hosptaes de aquela Ciudad y exCrujano del Hospital de San Antonio e. Ma
{sg ESg. 70 oh sSso al Pd0i00 en- ell ejrcioio & S u profession en- esta captal Gale de
concuI+,c. de dos q coatro de la tarde todos los dhs; menos los domn,
SvL2utoo' gos-Frecl0s por Ia primra comsuMa: dc e 4 dollars, ~
gun 81 tempo nvertdo n eDa-G,uhs para los pobres.
Direction ehyrdfca:-Dr. Salvador, Capital.
kdvertencia.-- Como 81 ea m:ma Capital practioa 81 DR.. don J~t
rarme con u con6anza, que tengan buen cuidado en- escrhir, ssmpre qss N =
men, mi nombre de bautismo ants dol apelido.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-21
THE CONDITION OF CUBA,

t seems to be assumed that officers Of the regular
army are the proper judges of the civil policy OF
this Government in the administration OF the vari
ous islands upon which we at present pracuclng
The army idea carries invariably the necessity for
prolonged military occupation
Lieutenant Kennon has recently made report
upon Cuba He dwells at great length upon the
sponsbility we have assumed for the government OF
that island One learns from him that are bound
to stay there until the people fit to operate gov
eminent such as has never yet existed among men
All the people must be first educated and there must
be such order that crime and change practically
unknown To show how far away is this ideal condi
ton, he dwells upon the quality of the population
twothirds negro and 50 per illiterate. From all
these facts Lieutenant Kennon instructs the people
OF this republic that they owe to the world the duty
OF keeping Cuba under the administration OF a cap
tain-genera and the army.
Will the people happen to remember that this army
officer repeats precisely the statements of the Span
sh army officers and gives the Spanish excuse for
denying the self-government which the Cubans de-
handed? Because Spain would not yield to the Gu
bans impeached her government, denied the valid
ty OF the very reasons which Kennon asks us
to accept as the foundation of our own policy, and
expelled her from the West Indies We are now
asked to admit the truth OF every Spanish claim
which we went to war to oppose. In year remark
able for its usurpaons, its inconsistencies and its
dangers and dishonors, this demand OF the army IS
the startling and the most unpleasant, since il
cuts from under feet the sole and only reason by
which justified with Spain.
1t may not occur to the army, but it will be
membered by the people that there were Just many
negroes in Cuba and the same percentage of illit-
eracy when our people rushed into to deliver
them from military government and Congress de-
clared them to be free and OF right independent The
conditions OF Cuba the races and their morals
and merits, composing her population have not
changed since the policy OF this country sol
EMMY declared by Congress- The people intend 70
adhere to that declaration. Congress fully
aware Of the condition OF Cuba and needs no in
struction from Mr. Kennon His report was ordered
by the War Department, and the affair looks as if
the army has concluded go and do it pleases
with Cuba, regardless OF Congress and the will OF
the people The design of the report is apparent in
its declaration that Is per cent OF the population
should be trusted with the ballot. This is to
cloak design for military restriction OF the ballot
and the permission OF the franchise onefourth OF
the people in order to get vote for annexation and
up the lying pretense that it is the wish OF the
people AS this scheme develops it will bear
watching
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-21
FARMERS and EXPANSION.

HE best test OF American opinion on impe-
rialism is not to be found by polling the readers
OF newspaper either side OF the issue A
paper advocate is sure to influence its constant
readers, and if it call for expression OF Judgment
among them majority will surely be fodnd with it
Therefore the true way to find out what the people
are thinking upon any matter OF public Importance
is by securing an expression from the readers OF .
paper that has been nOn-partisan the subject OF
inquiry. In Massachusetts is published the most
widely circulated organ of the agricultural and hor
tcultura interests in the country This journal The
Farm and Home recently sent out postal card in
quiry in every section OF the country among its sub
scrlbers asking them to say whether they favored
independence and self-government for the Filipinos
or their subsection to by conquest The answers
were as follows: