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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26
THE CARTER CASE,

The Republican papers have been
making much ado over the final
disposition of the Carter court mar.
tial, as though five years impris
onment was a sufficient punishment
for a man who violated "a trust and
robbed his country of sl.7O0 900.
IL was only after much popular in.
dignation and from fear of public
opinion that this milk and water
Administration at last reached the
conclusion to enforce the Inv and
to lenIent decision Of tine coprt
marital. Now they seek to AFRO.
gate much credit to themselves. II
looks as though the contractors
have secured immunity from prose.
eut'on by reason OF the expiration
OF the two years Limitation within
which same could be commenced
This Garter incident is one Of
the disgraceful affairs connected
with the Mckinley administration,
and should not be forgotten 10
forming an estimate of It's charac-
ter. 1t is as rotten az the Alger
roast beef scandal, Eagan's pun
Isbment for which consists IN do
ing nothing and drawing. full pny
as - Brigadier General.
Secretary Alger was forced ia
resign as political necessity. Al
Ter having approved OF his acts and
sanctioned same by retaining him
IN An office he disgraced, tho ADJ
ninistrstion ut last, whgn II wa,
seen that the fall elections wcr,
endangered, compelled the War
Secretary 70 step down and ont. a
sacrifice TO political expedjencv.
Does the President think tina,
Americans are too dumb TO see
through the subferfuge ? Much
better had it been for McKinley
nad ne bad tbe courage Of his con-
HctIons and IN a manly way stood
sJ bis Secretary, whose acts he had
already approved by his long re-
sentlon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26
70 Cure CONSTIPATION Forever

Take Cascarets candy cath rite. Zoe or 25o.
nc G. fails 10 cure, druggists refund
money.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of Janes =, White dece,sc1
~ pun suancc of a dnci GO OF the circuit court
o. the county OF Ireston, made in cs,use
the'said James ". White go the pay ment of MI.
dcht~, yuu are requi. ell to present your claims
against nv estate of the said James -, White
for adjudication O. d. W. Watson ou,ui, =
Sioher. al his o'hce IN the said ruuUty On o. be-
Tore ne Il III dat Move nbeT next.
~ illness, j. ". NJ atson. Gtcrk Of said court
this 19th day of sept. 1899.
. ~ 20 81 SIl5. !. w. WATSON Clark
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26

kcfmOt tNoroItfs Llxautc Cuipinr for
cod 10 enc h"ac ara sore throat Children
utc them nbc candy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26

For cold in tho head and sore throat use Kor
fnOtts Chgc'lates LAXATIVE Quinino. tho On,
Day Cold Cure"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26

kcrnott IS 90 -coiatrs Lnxatle. Cu'nine clqv
- ~ and quick % cure Goa ~ bcYd aud soro
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26

me CIR H7y Co.'S euro.
For colds ufa sore throat use ,<CrmOtt'a
Chocolates Laxative Quiniue Eosay taken a.
oaady abo l1igaly esf6
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26
Educate Yorr Bowels Wfrt Caacaret,

candy Cathirtic. eure constipation forever
ioc 25c. n O.. e. Q, fail. druggists refund
money.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26

Mckinley declares that the
United States h,g stands for lib.
ssty whenever - floats. What IL
She character o. tho civilization for
''1Hseh y S1ats ID ne Salo Islapd. z
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26
Inn. afcS
@sS SSESSN&ES'

The harvest season will soon be
herein fact, the season Of the
year is now when you need a llt.lo
whIskey for MEDICINAL use. We
arc placing on the market for Wi
the FINEST and PUREST LINE
OF WHISK Ely ever offered. III
~hiskey has advanced in piIce
since the trust has control Of all he
large disiilerics
W. Bsv.s 1,Srs Si,,L ,f E,,is
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26

war isa game Kings would
not play at we're their subiccts
wise said Shakespeare some i'm.
ago. and bes'Use bondreds Of
thoes who we're gnssbinq ,beir
teeth and crying whip Sp ln, and
alter volunteering found var wac
not al roees, nave been com plain
7ng ever since, is largely character.
7stic Of a certain class Of people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-26

Isss the Se.rSss H.. soos cease
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09
Death of Thomas J. Young.

After many months OF patient suffer
Ing from consumption, Mr.. Thomas j.
Yonng succnmbed 10 that dread disease.
at his home in Condon, Tuesday fore
noon at 10 o'clock. The end was not
unexpected by his friends who have
watched aud tended MIN through his
illness.
Deceased was born in Clay county.
Mo-, September 10, 1914. He came with
his parents 10 Clackamas county, Or,
in lSi5 and afterwards TO Polk county.
In 1883 he moved TO Gillian county,
where he has since resided. He was mar
ried December 81, 1858. to Mary Foster,
who survives him. He leaves also a
brother and sister. Mr.. Young was
possessed Of those traits OF heart and
mind that commanded the respect Of all
who knew him and endeared him to a
large circle of friends who mourn his
demise.
The funeral services will be conducted
today at ii o'clock.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09
Sam BaIly Killed.


On last Wednesday morning, while
Sam Baily, Claude Cooper and Alex
Mccartney we're hauling load OF hay
over on front creek. the wagon ran into
u washout in the road. upsetting the
hayrack and resulting in the almost
instantaneous death Of Bally. Baily
was lying stretched ont on top OF the
hay, and when the rack upset, he was
thrown into Is foot ditch, the rack
falling across his back. Copper and
Mccartney were uninirret and hasi en-
ed to the assistance OF Baily. but death
had claimed its victim before they
reached him.
Baily was Tennesseean, having come
10 the Antelope country from Knoxville
about year ago. tie claimed To have
heen practiring attorney. and papers
ionnd upon the boly indicate that he
was formerly nm Alderman of the City
Of Knoxville. Deceased was ahout 81
years Of age. His iri,nds say that he
has a mot her, father and brother living
in Knoxville, and they have been no,i
tieh Of his tragic death. Deceased also
claimed TO he u member of the Masoni,
Order, and II this is found to be true
he will be hurled with Masonic honors
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09
peath Of Anolhet Ploneer.

Hon. ]. II. Slater died at his home
at Ia Granie Jan. 2s. after an extended
illness, aged rs years.
Deceased was one Of the many who
came to California in ls4o. and from
there to Oregon In 1859 He settled at
Corvallis, and In 1854 was admitted to
the hr. tie served In the territorial
legislature Of 1857. 1853 and 1859 as an
independent democrat and was also a
member oi the fret state legislature.
From 1859 to 1891 he published q paper
called the Oregon Weekly Union, at
Corvallis. In 1862 he moved to Baker
City and In 1865 70 La Grande, where he
has since resided. In 1873 he was
honored by being elected United States
senator for Oregon, serving IN that ca
paelty Tor six years. lie has hell many
other positions nf public trust, but since
1880 he has led retired life ut his home
at In Grande. tie was man Of force
and high character and was highly re-
spected by all who knew him. A wife
aud nine children survive him.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09
Grand Ball.

A grand ball will be given In Armory
hall on next Tuesday evening, February
II, under the management OF the Armo-
~ Hall Company. A splendid orchestra
will be present to furnish music for the
occasion and nothing viii be left nndone
to assure the success Of the evenings
enjoyment The proceeds Of the evening
will he use,i In repairing and furnishing
the upper story Of the hall.
This hall promises TO he the event oi
the season in Condon and all lovers oI
dancing should avail themselves OF the
opportunity OF 9 splendid evenings
IN ioyment.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09
MAYvlLLE.

Several are suffering with In grippe.
Miss Louie Freize and A. J. Walher are
both very III.
A. J. Shelton has purchased the howl
ing alley and lunch rooms Of NJ. Aldrich
in Arlington.
lone Wither had the misfortune to
break both bones oi her left arm above
the wrist by falling from horse. DR..
Shaw, OF Fossil, reduced the fracture and
the little girl is doing nicely.
The Christian Endeavor has postpon-
ed their entertainment until February
18th on account Of so innch sickness.
There Is 70 be a masque bali here on
St. Valentines eve in the 10. 0. +.
hall.
Mrs. S. A. Davenport is quite i'll with
Ia grippe.
VIM. Dewitt, Of the East oregonian,
is in Mavville this week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09

a CTIVE soIIcITt RS MANTED EVER /,
- where for he story nf the Philippines''
by Murat Halstead, com missioned by the Gov
ernment as Offcial Historian 10 the War De-
1T San Francisco, on the Pacite with General
Merritt in the hospitals AZ Honolnlu in Hong
Kong. In the American trenches at Manila. In
the insugent camps with Agllinald0 on the
deck OF the Olympia with Dewey, ana in the
roar OF battle ut the fall Of Manila, Bonanza for
agents. Brimtu OF original pictures taken by
book. Low prices. Big profits, Freight paid,
Credit given Drop all trashy unofficial war
books Outfit free. Address, +, I, Barber, See'y.,
star Insurance Bldg, Chicago ~.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09


deoogs 6tevenson was guest II Bert
Wells this week. Bert has been laid
mp with the grippe but 10 now able to
be around again.
/ The latest tidings from Salem In re-
gard 70 county division are 70 the effect
that the Wheeler county bill will most
likely be defeated In the senate.
The building in which the Delmonico
restaurant IL situated viii be moved
across the street next TO Fix's bowling
alley In the near future. A first-class
supper, consisting Of all the delicacies
OF the season, including candy, nnts and
oranges, will be given 81 the Delmonico
on the evening Of Feb. 18th 10 accom-.
moda.e those who attend the Grand
Dali on that date The restaurant will
then be IN It's new location. i2.48
The entertainment given by johnson
Bros. and members OF the elocution
class on last Saturday evening WAS not
so well attended as the merit OF the
performances deserved. Many OF the
readings were really excellent and the
farce was as funny as II is well possible
for farce TO be. Undoubtedly the
smaIlness Of the audience may be ac-
counted for by the intense cold OF the
evening and the large amount OF sick
ness prevailing In town.
A meeting OF the Wasco county cattle
men was held in the court house at
p. NJ. Saturday. John Johnston, Of
Dufnr, was elected chairman, while J..
w. Hartman served ne secretary.
About twenty representative cattle men
were present but owing TO the large
number who were unable 10 attend on
account Of the severity Of the weather
the meeting adjourned 10 meet at Duinr
on Saturday, February 20, at p. IN.
II 10 tl,onght that they will make an
effort to have the range allotted to them
the same as the sheep men.-rimes-
Mountaineer.
Mr.. Sam Il. Van Vactor, we'll known
attorney, OF The Dalles. was In town
last Saturday looking over the field with
a view 10 locating here in the practice
Of his profession. After meeting most
Of the business men and looking over
the situation carefully, he was 40 favor
ably impressed with the outlook as 10
decide 70 close up his business at The
DelIes at the earliest possible moment
and move his family 70 Condor. Mr..
Van vactor has secured Office rooms In
the Downing building, on Spring street,
and expected on his return 20 The
Dalles 10 secure lease on the j. w.
Blake residence. on south Main, now
occupied by d. 8. Brown. lie experts
to bring his family here In about two
weeks.
Among other features OF Gillian conn
~, one that attracts the attention Of the
yonng men particularly, is the many
pretty girls that one sees wherever yop
go. and glance at the clerks books
Shove that the boys are by no means
slow In this section. During the past
year twenty-eight yonng ladies' Of the
county have changed their names and a
corresponding number Of young men
are as happy NJ can he expected. How
II will turn out this year Il is hari 10
say. bnt as there have already been two
weddings In the county the ball has
started rolling and II II should he that II
rolls over me in my travels before we
meet again, ! ask that yon will excnse
the discrepancy and do all Won can for
me on my return.--Correspondent East
0regonian.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09
Leave
Orders for
Job Work
at the
GLOBE OFFICE.
Lost.

Lost.
Ono black, 3-year-old horse, branded
small figure seven "a ON left stiie.--
Also one steel gray horse, white In face,
black mane and tall, same brand 7
somewhat blotched. Will give $3.50
per head for information leading to their
recovery. LEROY PAUL,
Olex, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09
BATTLE AT MANILA.
Serious Fighting Between the
Americans and insurgents.
Twenty OF the United states Troops
We're Killed and One Hundred
and Twenty-Five Wounded.

| The long.expected rupture between
the Americans and the Filipinos has
come ut last. The officers at Manila
have not been blind TO their situation
and had made every preparation for jnst
what occurred. The clash came Mt 40
Saturday evening when three daring FIJI.
| ipinos darted past the Nebraska regi.
Dents at Santa Mesa. One WAS killed
and one was wounded. Immediately AZ
terward the Filipino line commenced q
fnallade which continued at intervals
till daylight. Then a charge was made
and the works At Santa Mesa and Paco
were taken. Intermittent firing contin-
ned at various points all day long. The
engagement proved q veritable slaughter
for the FiIipinos. II is reported that
their killed will amount to thousands.
Our loss 10 not known exactly but ap-
proximately It 10 so killed and 200
wounded. The Oregon regiment did not
take part In the engagement. Five Ida
ho men we're killed. also six Of the Wash
ington soldiers. The strength Of the in
snrgents opposed to Gen. Otis is not
known. The accounts Of their number
are conflicting, but the best belief is that
they number about 10000 men. The
force under OTIS command number 81
900. Filipinos are not comparable 10
the American forces in personnel, disci.
pline or quality. Their strong point is
their knowledge of the country and a
certain fanatical bravery in onslaught
that would be formidable to volunteer
force not well trained TO stand fire.
AMERICAN VICTORY COMPLETE.
Latest dispatches state that careful
estimates place the Filipino losses up to
date at 1000 dead; $500 wounded ard
5000 taken prisoners.
The Oregon regiment participated In
q sharp engagement. with the insurgents
late Monday afternoon, but drove the
enemy hack without losing man.
General Otis sent diepatch to WASH
ington Monday which stated that the
loss on the American side WAS but $50.
while the loss on the insurgent side is
1900.
Otis and Dewey have been instructed
to push forward and fight the PHILIPPINE
insurgents wherever found.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09

XXIANTED--AGENTS FOR GLADSTONE, HIS
wv Life and Public Services" by Thos. W .
landlord. 4 wonderful story of glorious ca
rare engravings. Richest biggest, best and only
endorsed "Gadstone book" published. Only
81 so. Commission, 50 per cent. Credit given
Freight paid. Oltft free. Drop all trash and
clear $500 u month with the only true aud good
'tiladstone book" Address THE DOMINION
COMPANY, Dept. So, s52-s56 Dearborn street,
Chicago. iSO-2s
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09

vxFANTED--sEvER TRUSTWORTHY PER.
Wv sons IN this state 10 manage our business
IN their own aud nearby counties. II IL mainly
office work conducted al home, Salary straight
5000 year and expenses-dehnite. bonatide. no
more, no loss salary. Monthly $40. References.
bert =, Hege, Prsut. Dept N Chicago, NJ
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-02-09
THE COMDON GLOBE.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1900.
NOTICE

The yearly subscription 70 the GLoBR ID 81 so,
ifpaid IN advance. II not paid In advance %
will be charged, pencil mark around this
notice Indicates that your subscription has az.
pred. Please renew promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
ONE PENSION FRAUD.
Three Women Paid for Twenty Years
widow oc AN Unmarried Man.

yvAsUrNGTON. March 29-The convic-
lion to-day Ina the Criminal Court mere
OF Ellen Jones lcolored), upon TWO IN
dictments charging her with irauduIenily
obtaining pension money from the GOV
eminent. ends one OF the most remarkable
cases ever developed I'm the Pension Bu-
reau The evidence showed that the
fraud had extended over "a period OF near
is thirty years.
william Butler. colorcd soldier whose
war record is the basis for the iong-con-
tinued system OF frauds. was "a member
of Company T. First United States col
ored Infantry. DE came from Prince
George county. Maryland and enlisted
IN the early part OF the year lNA ln
his first engagement in the battle o.
Wilson's Landing he was shot in the
head and died hve days later nj Fort
Monroe he was Young man and un-
mar led In DTS company Was Charles
Marshall since dead. and who. after be
came out OF the army. married Carrie
Jones "a sister Of the convicted woman.
lie became what is known as "a runner
Tor firm OF pension agents and while
thus engaged. conceived the plan or nav
ing his m0ther-in-law Malvina Jones. APP
plv for a pension as the widow 81 William
Butler Under the name OF Mary Butler
g. pension OF IS "a month was granted her
81 1859 This amount she continued 10
draw without difficulty until her death I'm
lss8 Her eldest daughter Carrie Jones
Marshall. then represented herself AS the
mythical. MARY Butler and continued 90
draw me pension for fourteen years. Upon
her death IN is7 her sister. Ellen Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
Mlssinn nnmcstics Pound.

NEW YORK. March 2a.-Another body
was found In the ruins Of the Windsor
Hotel shortly after noon to-day This Is
the twanty-scventh that has been found.
IL was beneath some iron work and a
good deal of care had 10 be exercised In
getting Il out IL is perhaps the most
ccmplcte skeleton oxhumed. The skull,
tho arms and the legs and trunk are all
there There IS a black mass on the skull.
probably charred hair. Little clothing
found bat the finding Of corsets indicates
that IT Is the body Of woman. II was
lying on mattress. and probably came
from the fourth or fifth story.
Nellie Mccormick and Josephine Rey-
noids Windsor Hotel domestics, reported
missing. were to-day found TO be safe and
well. Polly Noouan, n chambermaid. who
was reported missing. was also found To-
dav 20 be safe. She slid down rope, and
when she got 20 the ground saw Nj and
Mrs A. r Johnson OF Newbury. Mass.
on the sidewalk. The Johnsons have been
reported missing. and many inquiries
have been made for them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
WEDNESDAY, April the 5th,

at . =. NJ. THREE FLATS. with a good,
Well-hghtcd basement. Zach fiat CON
taiHs large rooms. with separate pain
stofe-foom, trunk-roOm, linen closels'
pantry, dressing closets. JanitOr room,
freight lift for baggage. fuel, etc, ahI
the entire building throughout equipped
with best electric bells.
The sanitary arrangements are peIIec'
and thorough in each fiat Win range,
hot and cold water. stationary mdrpie
wash-siands. separate water and gas me
tiers. and separate coal bins Tor eacn nh1.
The entire building IS heated by McOes
furnace heater
There IL also a large detached DITCH
building I'm the yard. with SIX seI Edn's
rooms and large brick siaule anu W
riase house on the Tot. The 10y iioh's
ON the north line of Grace street between
Firth and Sixth streets. - feet. more or
less by am average depth Of 1J3 10 the
alley IN rear. IL feet wide. 49,,
This property owing 10 us excepuohal
location. accessibility 90 the business gu
tire Of the city, convenience 10 aH 81 90,
car lines. as well as being a most lHsll,
ionable locality should ready coinnidi,l
the attention Of home seekers ,aP'lHl'T
and investors for that "hlcH can ur
seldom secured. and always hot oIi,g
pay "a handsome rental. pul iiNdl" lS
solid. firm basis for safety m Val4e.
The property paws a total IeH'al F"'u'
Of 81 536 per annunh . .-.
TERMS Pv special arrangement. Hos'
liberal and announced az sale 800.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
mh3l trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31

"What the Lords Supper is to a Chris
tian. So q jefferson banquet is 70 a Demo
craft
For the same reason that q good Chris
tan would revolt at having the sacra-
m-nt presided over by AN inhdel, for the
same reason ] would object TO being pres
ont at a jefferson banquet presided over
by Perry Belmont THE Hon. William
j. Bryan in "a recent interview.
Setting aside AN questions of political
opinion. and speaking I'm am absolutely
general way. we do not see how anyone
with proper reverence for sacred things.
even though ne be not a professed Chris
tan can fail 10 be shocked at the re-
markable comparison which Mr.. Bryan
has made in his effort 90 Doe cpgrammatic.
The man that can drag the Ilofd's Sup
per into controversy connected with a
political banquet must have a very i'm
perfect realization of the respect that is
due 10 divine subjects. Mr. Bryan's great
est admirers are dumb with astonishment
az this i-hlasphemy. which they can.
not attempt 10 defend The silver cham.
pion would do welt TO select his "hon
fnots" with greater care for the solemnity
Of tho relations between Cod and man
Norfolk Ledger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
Mnifcr md Canitalist

NEW YORK. March &.-John Quern.
waiter and inventor. has become capital
tst The man who for so many years
served patrons OF Delmonico's sold his
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit stock to-day and
now, has about 100000 70 his credit lie
SAYS he will use his money 10 perfect an
airshlp he has invented and expects TO
mike n great fortune.
Ouern was working I'm Delmonico's when
ON April H. 1SeS he bought nifty shares OF
Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock. 1t was at
,rne when the market was regarded by
many old brokers as dangerous. Quern
bought his fifty shares at 81. After doub-
ling and redoubling in value he sold the
shares to-day at 1876 "a.
The motive power for his afr hip. Quern
saws is his own discovery. At recent
trial tho machine when set in motion he
SAYS. rose from the workbench and start
cd on its fight when the propeller broke.
lie Is having a stronger propeller built.
Much of the arship will be Of aluminium
Qucrn invented a washing machine sew
eral years ago which was successful. He
is nfty-one years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31

DOVER. DEL. March la--Thc Demo
cratic state Central Committee mot here
to-day and unanimously adopted a set of
resolutions denouncIne Senator T.. H.
Farl0w and Representatives William r.
King and James -. Clark for voting for
j Edward Addicks for United States
Senator 40 the recent session OF the Della
ware Legislature. and calling Upon them
90 resign their offices as state Senator and
Il representatives.. respectively.
The resolutions state that the three
members of the Legislature betrayed the
trust conhded in them. and that they are
no longer worthy 90 be considered mom-
hers Of the Democratic party. or Of the
respect Of their fcllow-citizens. The reso.
buttons furh her state that "it is the general
opinion that Farlow. King and clark
were corfuptlv Influenced to vote for J.
Edward Addicks." and that the support
of the organization individually and
financially. Is rendered 10 the State
authorities TO assist in ferreting ont All
frauds or bribery iu connection with the
last session of the legislature