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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
Gl|d1|d 5
Funny Brock
GODDARD BALKS.

Democratic Justice Of Supreme Court Re.
fuses tn Hear . Case.
Denver. Oct. 3o-A sensation was
sprung in the supreme court today. The
Democratic fight was up and the court
had before it the appeal from Judge
Rucker on the application of T. ]. Ma.
loney for recognition of his ticket.
Rucker had decided that both tickets
must be recognized, which means that if
any one votes q straight Democratic
ticket in Arapahoe county. it may be
counted for either the Maloney-W olcott
ticket or the fusion anti Wolcott ticket.
Chief Justice Campbell rose and said
that, without assigning reason, Justice
Goddard had refused to sit on the case.
1t IS understood that Goddard, who was
defeated for denomination, has been
critislsed for his failure to support the
Democratic ticket, and is either too sore
or too drunk to sit.
II Campbell. who is Republican, and
Gabbert, who is Populist. tail to agree.
Fuckers decision will stand. The effect
Of such miscarriage would be 10 com
pei Democrats Of Denver to vote
Slller Silver Republican or Popunst
ticket.
The court ordered that briefs be filed
this afternoon 1t 3 o'clock.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
JONES OF OHIO.

ThtDks rhat Bryan 10 ~ Great, = Man ~
jefferson.
Toledo. O.. Oct. ie-Mayor Jones. who
has been touring New York state with
Colonel Bryan, returned home today.
81 haven't any figures" said Mr. Jones
to give you, but my intuition tells me
that Mr. Bryan will be elected. The
moral condition of the country is ready
for change from policy of war to a
policy Of peace
Mr. Jones will start out tomorrow
morning again to speak through Ohio,
visiting Salem and Niles for speeches
tomorrow.
Mr. Jones added:
II consider Mr. Bryan as great man
as Jefferson, but not quite as polite
This latter is in his favor instead OF
against him, for politics is trick.
believe MIR Bryan is absolutely, un.
compromisingly devoted to the truth
He goes right up against bis duty as he
sees il. and there can be no question Al
to his devotion to the cause he advo
Gates"
Mr. Jones is greatly impressed with the
personality of the Democratic candidate
for president and is more firmly against
the principles and candidates Of the Re.
publican party than ever before.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
DESERTED PRINCIPLES.
Out OF sixty Original Republicans HI
Ono ROmains.

Out OF Sixty Original Republicans Bat
Ono Romains.
Mansfield, O, Oct. 7o-General Brink.
erhof president Of th Mansfield Savings
bank, has replied to Perry Heath. of the
Republican National committee. in re.
spouse 10 letter asking for an address
by survivors of the Pittsburg convention
of 1886. forming the Republican party.
General Brinkerhoff says he can not
comply with bis request. "Under the
circumstances" he writes. you must
excuse me from signing the address
Only one member Of that convention,
out of sixty survivors, remains Repub
lican. All the others are Democrats be-
cause the Republican party has left the
lines laid down by its founders"
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
Homo SND|l|S
|BeC0|ISg He Sh0d
BULL NECkED HANNA,

WAKES WrstA and swears 70 Hts Nebr aka
Audisecss.
Pawnee, Neb, Oct. Johanna con
tinued his attacks on Bryan today. He
asked in his meeting here today:
"What has Bryan ever done for the
working men7" A voice said. nothing. !"
Hanna leaned over the railing Of his
plato, m and shouted. mo, not dam
ned thing"
Hanna gets mad in the face of opposi'
finn.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
FUSION MEETINGS.

nj WOr, OCT. %.
Hon. c. B. Ward. Hon. Harry Casaday
and DR.. F. H. King.
ELDoRA, OCT, 70.
Hon. John F. Shafroth, Hon. w. B,
Medley and Hon. Joseph Andrew with
the Boulder county Glee club.
HYGIENE, OCT. "a.
Hon. Joseph T. Atwood. Mr. ]. E Sid
we'll and Mr. Ralph E. Esteb,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
SPECIAL SALE DAYS
Saturday and rlonday
Oct. 2oth and 77nd at
the Peoples Store.
How do you like the.e pro. 5?

How do you like these pro. 81
| One case Of Lonsd ale muslin, sof.
finish, sells everywhere ioc. our price
for Saturday ana Monday is only, per
yard, &c (only 10 Yards sold 10 one Gus
Itomef).
One sample lot Of ladies' walking hats.
worth from 7sc TO si.7s each, 90 these
two days at, your choice from lot. 4oc.
Ten dozen only. ready made. bleaehed
sheets. torn and hemmed. fully 8 4 wide.
sells regularly at 63c. bargain price
only 3oc.
Same quality pillow cases 9:
L dies mercerised silk underskirts.
the remainder of our 81 assortment, 60
Saturday and Monday. any color, a. 4oc.
Ladies underwear. guaranteed stricdy
all wool. comes in natural wool or
camels hair. sells here any time at 81 Is
bargain price only zoe.
Five pieces of fine quality white table
cloth. warranted all linen, our 75c. 20 to
the two bargain days at 40: per yard.
All linen huck toweling tcrash) bleach
ed quality. sells at I7Hc, Saturday and
Monday half price, SIC per yard.
A bargain in mems underwear. very
heavy, fleece lined, firm knitted ribbed
bottom, sells at 58c. our special price
IS SOC.
Mems all wool underwear. guaranteed
Australian lambs wool. jersey ribbed,
our 81 Is garment. 20 the two bargain
days a. snap at Sc
Here is fun! Twenty three ladies'
double cloth capes, trimmed with fur or
bra,ds. sells here at 81 IS and 50. just for
fun they 60 Saturday and Monday at
your choice, o8c.
Bargains in ladies' dress skirts. full az
sortment OF sizes, different grades Of
goods. such as home spuns, serges, vene
tians, ETC., ETC.. all worth from - 80 to
$5.7s. 60 the two days at Sz.o8.
Ladies jackets. new style, the latest
rolling collars. all lined, sell everywhere
at s7.7s. our bargain price is $4.os.
Ladies' mercerised black silk shirt
waists, lined throughout body and
sleeves, 10 tucks in front and tucks in
back. We sell It at SLAB. special price tor
bargain days soc less-o8.
Four pieces red, California flannel.
very heavy quality. suitable for under
wear and petticoats. sell at 7sc. Saturday
and Monday halt price, per yard 3Sc.
We will close out the rem ainder of
Bryan and Mckinley children's caps at
a nickel each.
Extra large size N gray bed blankets,
fast color border. heavy body. sells at
$I.75. special price only SIC.
Ladies' hose, fine quality, seamless,
fast black. our I5c grade. to show you
what We call bargain they 60 Saturday
and Monday at three pair for 25c, just
half price.
Best quality German prints. dark
colors, worth per yard INC. put up in 10
yard dress patterns, warranted fast col
ors. bargain price per pattern of ten
y ,rds, age
Special bargain prices in millinery
goods. Our entire line Of ladies' trim
med hats 60 at great discount for the
two days
Also special low prices for Saturday
and Monday in feathers. plumes or tips.
Our assortment is large and prices will
please you.
THE PEOPLES STORE.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
YOUTSEY GUILTY
SAYS THE JURY.
YouTsEY GUILTY.

lmprisonneut Fur Life 10 Recommended
~ the Psss'ty.
Georgetown. KY. Oct. 7o-Henry E.
Youtsey was found guilty today Of being
accessory to the murder OF Governor
Goebel and the jury recommended i'm
for life.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
NEW YORK IS SAFE.

Chicago. Oct. 7o-Chairman Jones of
the Democratic National committee to
day declared that bis advices give New
York to Bryan by $4,000 to 10000
majority.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
BRYAN's THOUSANDS.

Even In New York Great rhrOnSs Greet
Elmira, N. Y. Oct. 2o-Candidate for
Governor Stanchfeld joined Mr. Bryan
here early this morning. They were
driven to park outside the city and
spoke to 10000 people.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
RASCALS AT LARGE.

Two Oompaoiss Robbed by Their Trusted
AgeoSs.
Stuttgart, Ark, Oct nd. K. Ander.
son, agent Of the Cotton Belt and the
Pacific Express. has absconded. He is
short $1,000.
Escalon, Mex. Oct. 2o-John Scruggs.
Wells.Fargo aeeat. has disappeared
with $4,000 Mexican currency. 1t is
fe ared he has gone to Texas.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-10-20
WARD AT SUNSET.

Hon. Charles b. Ward, silver nominee
for state senator, and Mr. o. A. Johnson
of Boulder will address the citizens of
Sunset on the political issues of the day
Monday night, October q.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
McKIsLRY's ..TRUsrYv FOLLOWERS
The Republican Campaign or Patriot
ism And Prosperity About to Begin.

The Republican campaign for
dough" to conduct the fight for
the Presidency is about to open.
The trusts will be the main point
of attack. The Republicans raised
SIS, 600, 900 in 1896, mostly from
the trusts. This year, owing to the
alarm felt by the Republican leaders
over the uprising against the Porto
Rico tariff bill and other features of
the Administrators policy, $50, :
900, 900 will be demanded.
The managers of the combines
will be told that there can be no ex-
cuses; that if the money is not
forthcoming legislation that will
seriously hamper il not exterminate
them will be pushed through.
The campaign to be made for
President Mckinley will he con-
Quoted on scale of unparalleled
expenditure. Every stump speaker
available will be pressed into the
service Immediately after the June
convention.
The President will be sent, to San
Francisco by special train and back
to Washington by another route un-
less present plans are changed,
speaking at the centres of popula-
ton and from the car platform.
He will spend much time at
Canton in order that the popular
of 1896 may be re-
peated. Billions of documents will
be sent out.
Millions of copies of Senator
Lodges speech on the Philippines
are being printed, and Republi-
can leader says that there would be
one for every voter in the United
States.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
Gladesville.
,pondence of The Argus

Correspondence of The Argus
The latest enterprise of our town is its
newspaper, the Gainesville Cleaner.
w. II. linn is moving his saw mill to
Dellslow, Monongalia county, this week.
We wish him success
Winfield Jackson closed his school on
Wednesday last, and goes to enter the State
University, tomorrow.
Miss otde West is talking of returning to
her home in Evansville. We are sorry to
have her leave our town.
The revival services which have been in
progress for the past three weeks, closes
tonight, without any marked results.
W. II. Bayles and his sister Minnie and
J. Roger Fortney, return to morrow to at
tend the spring term Of the State University.
The school near here known as Gordon,
closed yesterday. Miss Agnes Cleaver, was
the teacher. She taught avery successful
term of school.
Claud Rogers, Il. f. For,ney, Charley
Rogers and S. n. Rogers were at Grafton
last week, attending the funeral of John NJ.
Rogers, of that city.
Your correspondent wishes TO put in nom
nation for Sheriff Of Preston county on the
Democratic ticket b. +. Sapp. We would
do this as a mark of respect, and he is well
qualified for the Office.
There arc some remarkable incidents in
connection with the history of our town.
For instance, the Baptist church in our town
has membership Of about two hundred
and thirty members. OF that number there
are six Mrs. Browns. and altogether about
forty members by the name of. Brown. So
Editor Brown, Of THE ARGUS. can see that
the Baptist church here believes in 'Doing
things up Brown"
The Diciples church here has a member
ship Of thirty-6ve or forty. OF this number
some fifteen arc by the name Of Sapp. II
this Sapp was OF the red maple variety. our
town would certainly be sweet, as well as
Brown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
A "GOOD" FAILURE.

The Sheldon Edition of the Daily
Capital of Topeka, Kansas was a
good failure. That is, it was a
failure and mainly on account of
being too goody good. The Rev.
Charles Sheldon, author of 'In His
Steps," religious novel that ran
through the Journal columns of this
place this winter, is pastor of one of
the churches in Topeka and
by special arrangements with the
stockholders of the paper, had ex-
elusive control of it as editor for
one week to run il Gas Jesus would
do" and show them how to get out
a great Christian newspaper.
Week before last was the time for
this experiment and thousands of
extra copies were printed and sold
all over the United State, purchased
mostly out of curiosity. The paper
was filed up with long winded
special articles of religious nature
and contained very little news, so
that its regular patrons all had to
puchase other papers to get the
news. However, the Rev. Sheldon
secured a big lot of free advertising,
which was mainly what he was after
and is going TO start out now travel
ing and lecturing. The papers have
had lots of fun out of the "Sheldon
Edition" and have even broken
into poetry on the subject, as will
be seen by a sample on our first
page last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
RICHMOND.
nl coL. non NcrLnowNrY-


When last saw thee. Richmond. dear
Richmond, on the James.
was wretch forsaken and dog could call
me names.
A Yankee hole was in my leg, my shirt was
rent and torn,
And l thought big mistake was made the
day that was born.
For hadn't any country that could call
my own;
The flag that had followed was to shreds
and tatiers blown
And they made kind reques, Of me. as
thing twas best to do,
To swear my faith to better aae-W old
red, white and blue.
took my dose Of medicine like any little
man,
And said. III keep my promise. boys, or
do the best can
Aud tina, old oath subscribed by me is in
my pocket yet.
And the day tina, subscribed it is day
don't regret,
1t was an awful day for us. dear Richmond,
on the James,
When we went down in sorrow and you
went up in flames.
But better DAYS have come, thank God, and
we see meath clearer skies
The Promised Land which then was hid
from our misguided eyes
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
EIGHTEEN YEARS FOR SHAVER.

In the case of Grant Shaver at
the late term, tried for the killing OF
his brother, Henry, and found
guilty of murder in the second de.
gree, the Judge gave him the full
penalty of the law and sentenced
him to eighteen years in the peni-
Tertiary at Moundsville, and he was
taken there to-day Thursday by
Sheriff Shaffer, TO serve out the
punishment for his unnatural crime.
Everybody who knows anything
about the case or heard the evidence.
thought he ought to hang for it, and
were surprised at the verdict of the
jury, although after hearing the
mastery plea of Shaver's attorney.
they thought he might be let off
with imprisonment for life. There
is no doubt but that Shaffer owes
his neck and easy sentence to his
counsel, Hon. p. J. Crogan, who
made the most eloquent and i'm
pressive plea, ever heard in the
court house here, for his client.
Then the prisoners young wife
with baby in her arms and his old
mother, were all right there facing
the jury, and then in the midst of
Crogan's most touching appeal, the
prisoner broke down and cried like
a child, the first time he had ex-
hibited any feeling over the matter
from the beginning.
Under the verdict of the Jury, the
penalty could not be less than FIVE
nor more than eighteen years con
fnement, and the Judge, evidently
convinced of his guilt, gave him the
full time on Saturday morning, when
Shaver was brought into court for
sentence.
Thus ends another murder trial
that have become all too common
in our county. and no one has ever
been hanged except poor colored
man nearly half century ago.
These murders average about one
per year in the county and some
body will have to be hanged before
they are checked up.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
THUMBS UP"

Charleston Daily Gazette.
The West Virginia Republican
newspapers that rushed so franti-
cally TO the support of the President
in his new position on the Porto
Rico tariff, have gotten themselves
INTO most embarrassing pre-
dicament. They overlooked the
fact that this is period of lightning
changes for Republican politicians,
and hardly had they adjusted the
harness to fit the new position until
they are running counter to the
latest change of Senator Elkins,
who has come out for free trade
with Porto Rico. AS Elkins. is the
source of their political inspiration
there is nothing to do but readiust
themselves to fit the new position.
1t is easy to explain the first con.
version, but the second flop is en-
barrassing in the extreme. Yet
there is nothing to do but flop, for
when Elkins says "thumbs up" all
the thumbs of the West Virginia
Republican editors instantly, point
skyward. The brethren ought to
have known that Elkins is subject
to political chameleon fits. In
1894 he made vigorous speeches
against President Cleveland's gold
policy, and in 1896 he made
speeches equally as vigorous for it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
MCKINLEY AND THE METmoDrsrs.

The Delaware NJ. +. Conference
in session at Wilmington last week
had hot time over some resolutions
of censure on President Mckinley
because of his drinking wine on
several occasions at banquets and
big dinners. Here are the. reso-
lutions
Whereas, We have learned with
humiliation and shame that our
Methodist Episcopal President has
seen FIT, in the exercise of his per-
sonal liberty, to so far ignore the
public good and his obligation to
his church as to indulge in the use
of Intoxicating beverages on several
public occasions, thereby setting a
pernicious example to men in high
places in our land, who were wait.
ing TO see him exemplify the teach
lngs of his church: and,
whereas, Such action by a
Methodist in such high position will
naturally be quoted as the attitude
OF our church, and will influence
the men and boys of our land ac-
cordingly (for if the light which
has been in us on this question be-
comes darkness how great will be
that darkness 9); therefore, be it
Resolved, That we condemn
this breach of our discipline and
Methodist propriety upon the part
OF our Methodist brother, President
Mckinley, in publicly setting the
example of tipping before the
young and and old of the nation"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
sunday School Convention.
D corre.pendence on me Arrn.

Special correspondence Of The Argus.
! On March 2Dth and goth. a Sunday school
Convention was held In the NJ r. Church.
Terra Alta
/ The purpose OF the Convention was the
organization Of the Sunday Schools Of Pres
ton county into the International Sunday
School Association.
At7p. M. Thursday the exercises began
With a song service conducted by Rev. J. J..
d. Jones. Of the NJ L. Church. Some very
excellent music was rendered by the Male
Quartette' and quartette composed OF
Misses Bessie Feather and Lettic Kelly.
Mr.. Charles Kelly and Rev Jones
Mr.. w. {. Shafer. Of Fairmont. President
OF the Third District then made neat
speech introducing Rev L. r. Peters. of
Clarksburg. State President. who delighted
his audience by the entertaining manner in
which he explained the object and aims OF
the International Association. At the close
OF his address the choir sang. after which
Bro Peters called attention TO a large chart
upon the wall. which he has used in teach.
ing the events in the life OF Christ The
outline which he gave and his remarks on
the harmony OF the Gospels. were some.
thing every Sunday School worker would
appreciate and enjoy.
Before Adjournment, Mr. Shafer ap.
pointed committee TO select temporary
President and Secretary and report at the
morning session.
The morning session opened at 9 a. m.
with song service. conducted by Rev. I. T.
Brown. Following this was the Round
Table consisting of informal discussion
OF the work OF County Sunday School Con.
ventions.
Temporary organization was then ef.
fected, with Rev. +. r. Brown. President.
Misses Feather and White. Secretaries.
The Convention was entertaining and in.
structive, and it is to be regretted that
more were not in attendance.
County Convention will be held in MAY
or June. and Sunday School workers Of all
denominations are earnestly requested to
make an effort TO attend
The State Association will be held at
Ravenswood April lao. 1000 IL is ex.
pected that Marion Lawrence. the noted
Sunday School worker. will be present
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
The Moundsyille Meeting.

From the Daily Herald.
Rev. William Barrett King. pastor of
simpson Methodist Episcopal church, in
this city, has Just brought 20 close one Of
the mos, successful series Of revival meetings
ever held 30 this state.
The meetings lasted twelve weeks and
resulted in 65o conversions and $50 add.
tons 20 the church and attracted national
attention
Rev. William Barrett King was born near
Parkcrsbury in Wood county. West Virginia.
in 1908, and was educated at the Fairmont
normal school tSSI-Ss inclusive. lie
laugh, school for several years. after which
he read and pmcdocd law for three years
with Judge loomis and Judge J.. ~ Tav-
enncr Of parkcnburg. lie was converted
ON The 10Th Of March, 1901, joined the NJ
f.. church on the goth and made as first
efforts as preacher on the evening Of the
2f.t
re joined the Wcr Virginia conference
90 Huntington .u SOC and has served the
following charges smuhton. Doddddge
county two years. West Milford. Harrison
county ono year Warrington. two years
and is now serdng bis Grs, year iu Mounds
vile.
During bis ministry hc las seen about
1900 souls converted and taken over 100
into ihe church.
ca
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-05
l.. M. Albright's.

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Best Percales, 80 inches,
40 CTS. Designs and
Colors are Beautiful
You should be making
up a supply of Shirt
Waists now
We are still selling Best
Prints at 5 CTS. and
have New Lot to offer.
Have you seen the Shoes
we are offering at Half
Price ? These are Gen
uine Bargains and should
not be passed by
Our Spring Goods are
Coming in, and we will
have Something New to
show you almost every
day