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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27
The AFTERNOON NAP.
It Aids tho Digestion OF tho Noondn,
Meal.

Meal.
The frequency with which medical
men nre asked whether II Is harmful to
indulge In the AFTERNOON nap" Is not.
perhaps, surprising, for several rcasons.
Most persons have had experience OF the
seductive charms of the coincidence
which has followed the comfortable In
gestIon Of midday or evening meal.
The meal finished. the diner nrrnnges
himself comfortably in an armchair; IT
may be lie lights pipe or cigar. tnken
up newspaper, and prepares to make
the most OF the restful conditions of hy
mind and body. But nature soon begins
10 assert her sway. In time, the cyelids
close, tlle hcnd begins to nod, the newg-
paper falls from the hands, tlle pipe. no
longer supported in the mouth. fnlls to
the floor, and the symptoms of n nap
are complete. Whether the "wnks" hc
40 or 100 In number, the result is th,
enmc-a short, sound sleep. Then
comes the question:: Is II harmful thus
to fall asleep nftcr a meal? BY no
means; for the very obvious reason tlint
the process is merely a physiological
one, and as such. when IL occurs. is quite
natural. When digestion is in progress.
nature has arranged that oil the nvai,s
able blood in the body shall be collected
IN and about the digestive organs. Con-
sequently, the blood supply TO the brain
falls TO O low ebb. and thus sleep IL
easily induced. On the other hand. os
course. physiologically. ii IN wrong for
brain work to be attempted Immediate
~ after solid meaI.-Medicnl Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27
IT
Y YoU7RE
OF

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aroundbuy each article
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The only argument we
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Is the greatest value for the least money
ton in your money back.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27
Choice Salad.

slice some cold new potatoes the
thickness of n penny piece. and mix
them with quartercd hard-boileG eggs
ond sliced beetroot. Have ready II
dressing Of one part tarragon vinegar
TO two or three of salad oil. salt and
pepper; sprinkle the salad first with
finely-chopped chives. parsley and
chervil, then add the dressing. and toss
all over md over lightly and lightly
Careful to break the potato as little
MS possiblc) till every morsel Is saiu-
rnted with the mixture. and serve in q
howi.-N. Y. Ledger.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27

WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL
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sible established house in Virginia. Sal
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27
1913. CHARTERED, lS40
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

For girls and Young women. Located
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Elocution, Physical culture, and thor
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For catalogue and particulars. apply to
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27

Mr.. TIdewater--So you know Jingle,
~ho moved to Chicago some years ago
Pretty eccentric. isn't he?
MIR: Lakeside (of Chicogo)-Wem. I
dunno. He phys his bills promptly;
but. then. he hasn't been there long
enough TO have much credit. you know.
N. X Weekly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27

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Address Crofts ~ Reed, Chicago, Ill.
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w ANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27

FOR SALE OR RENT.-5llJ
l. acres of land on Clnch river miles
from Court House. If not sold by April
LIST, 1876. for rent. Apply to d. j. JONES,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27

The ancient mouarcbs OF india
were called Pnlibothri, from the name
OF their capital city.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-27
"Mother's Friend

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THE 5RApFiElo REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA Ca.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
TIRED OUT
A Common Condition Among American
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they get deeper and deeper into the
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
Amateur Golf Tournament.

Southampton, L l., July 1S.-The golf
tournament which was begun at the
Shfnnecock club links last Tuesday was
brought on en- end this evening when
the open championship, for which there
We're thirty-seven entries recorded yes
terday was decided There was a good
deal Of speculation on tn result, and
some large wagerS wre booked. Mr.. c..
Douglas. Tom Gourly, Will Tucker and
HI I. Rawlins. who are all professionals,
had each a fair share of admirers, while
the new amateur champion, B. II. Wig
ham, and the ex-champion, c. B. Mac
Donald, both OF Chicago, were looked
upon as a vry dangerous pair.
Southampton, L. L. July 1S.-The sec
0nd annual meeting OF the United States
Golf ASSOCIATION was finished this even
ing, when the contest for the open cham
pionship went to the Chicago profess
sfonal player, James FOULS, who was
tied for third place with A W. Smith,
the Canadian amateur, in the came
event last year. c. T. Rawlins of
Utica, finished close second, just three
strokes behind the winner and two
strokes ahead of Joe lloyd, the Essex
county professional, VINO won third
honors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
DENoUNcEs THE OUTFIT
Comptroller EckIe. Gives BIs View. About
the Chicago Affair.

| Cleveland, O.. July 1s---A special 70
the Leader from Washington gives the
more complete views OF Comptroller Ec-
kIes as follows:
| Comptroller OF the Currency James
II. EckIes has returned TO Washington
from Chicago he frankly and en-
phatscaIly rcpDdistes ths action OF the
Chicago convention. both as - can6i-
dates and a. % platform. aad xii give
no support 70 either. He vigorously de-
n0unces the whole Po5u1is.5c outfit
1T has been repeatedly stated and
not denied" he said. that upon ss,,-
erzl occasions Mr.. Bryan declared be
would not support TIRE nominees Of .h~
IL ne was an advocate of tie rold sta.ssI-
ard and stood upon gold platform. I
take u that - felt tlas re could not
consistently % fhst which see-aed 20
him would work injury 20 Ms county.
Upon the same ground ahaTl not sun
port Nr. Bryan. II his speech a; 6-sg-
czgo be announced rhat ne ouestlsr,
was one % principles ard not q rasn.
Taking Ire same view. Tasnsoc rats no
refuse % support hss candidacy vTgg 60
- because Eh= Drinclpses - sszu5s for
are az variance with Lsz,crcratfc de-
irins. ard = snforced would - dstrf-
HssH'zi 10 the wei being % al OR csti-
zs-s ] Do not believe pa-fy se-zity
sbo1h ext@1i - TIE sS~o-s~v e zrv-
tang Tr1ira thr voter t-@li-gss s.stsss
wort. harm q rs fesigsvE. o. 70. t,s-
iss-f- tisst q raS1 car b looked won az
having 5s1ii alsnseif wl,aoGz ste paIz u /
70 parry wss~3. n TIE psr1y-s rzrne.
- = asked 20 ia1ors@ prinz1rlez f8r-
siBn - TIE parry z1d czn1sszs.s Srsso |
% net e-~lonS - & y. Sowexer. suea /
- re cSe=. ! an willlaS, 20 70 o..
he s-aiense-l. tsesssd ~ t. souns |
MONEY Desro-rz.s q frsnofz = he * /
T'resza7t of t<selT Vtrza "a - Eaat o1Ksf I
- D. doas. y su.srze-ls nurlb-rs - /
L,s-lsocras - eisessrtse-@ ascree Ella gS@s1
tze-e MI tEen b. gosses EFFORT xnste
- yszc1 = ficke. II tA~ Gezd. SIGH
20 ke< s<sH gre al eDEscrtaztfy 10 have I
ne ecozSsasc Ssssssoa gres-ate2 ~ sAs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
ERYAN & co. IN BUSINESS.
And How the Head OF the Firm Was Prone
to Pocket Profits.

Omaha, Neb., July 1S.-Clean as 10 his
personal life, as he admittedly is. Can
didste Bryan's political and professional
record is a curious one, and the more
IL IS examined into the less possible viii
II be for thinking citizens to trust him
Here in Nebraska his nominate his
nomination was received by both par
ties with some personal enthusiasm for
which state pride is responsible, but
after the first shock had worn away the
feeling has been one OF surprise that
political methods such as Bryan's could
possibly have earned 50 great reward.
A brief examination OF his career 81
Nebraska viii show that William Jen-
nings Bryan has al one time or another
tradede OF about every principle he has
professed- He has fused" with every
body and everything. There Is always
I'M doing business. and * ts always
Bryan * Co. The other fellow is always
the company" and the junior member
changes from campaign 10 campaign
The head OF the firm IS always tie same
and always William J. Bryan
With his oratory as a stock in trade
ne has always succeeded in finding
somebody with whom 10 do business
He has fused with the POp1l.scs and
against them, with the labor men and
against them, with the A r a and
against them bue never against Bryan
This fusion record is probably unique.
but Il cannot be denied. for there Is
Documentary proof IA hand TIE Boy
Orator OF ne Platte mas charged Ms
stand with the ease snd frequency OF
and apparently with as lit
Tie thought OF what the previous cozrs-
b IA tim rrft~-4r r..azs,
Eight years ago Bryan was an OBJ
scure young lawyer n Lincolr,- To-Day
he Is the Po1ocrAttc candidate Ter The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
Days Yacht Races Abroad.

Bangor, July 1S.-Wth fresh west
erly breeze blowing, the big yachts
made a grand start in the regatta OF the
Royal Ulster Yacht club today. Me-
teor got around the mark half a minute
ahead Of Ailsa, the latter boat leading
Satanita by the same distance, CaresS
closely following and Britannia bringing
up the rear. The contest between the
twenty-raters was spoiled by the Saint
and Niagara brusheing up against each
offer to closely at the line. In conse-
quence Niagara rtred and the Saint
sailed over the course alone.
The Clique Ports egatta. which was
postponed yesterday on account of the
prevalence OF a strong gale, viii be sail
ed on July q, under the auspices of the
Clique Ports Yacht club. Maid Marion,
Hester, Creole. Anaconda and Thelma
started in fine breeze this morning
for sail to Bouiogne. and back for a
challenge cup of the value of 100 gui-
EeaS.
Themia took second prize on time ad-
lowance. Hester and Creole received
third and fourth prizes, respectively.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19

with the A p A organization At that
time Editor ROsewater of the Bee was
having things too much his own way
with Governor Holcomb 10 SUIT Mr..
Bryan. These attacks were therefore
intended TO make the Catholics vote for
the Boy Orator OF the Platte. This was
the usual fusion. with Bryan as the
managing partner and the Catholic
church as the company.
In the fall OF 1895, less than q year ago
and only a few months after the at
tacks on the A +. A. and the attempt
TO secure the Catholic vote, Mr.. Bryan
and his paper took another jump. and
this was the most remarkable OF all.
A citizens movement was inaugurated
for the express purpose OF defeating
the A. p. A organization The candi-
date for mayor was Charles II. Brown.
a Democrat and a free silver man. who
Was one of the free silver delegates 10
Chicago last week. He IL q director in
the Omaha National bank. but he was
not good enough last fall 10 secure Bry-
ans support. That shrewd trader had
seen the possibility of making a new
alliance. He supported a Republican.
BIoatch, the avowed candidate of the
A p. A. faction and the present mayor
"a O4AAdAAd- Ia TIE ID ehiA >4~AAA @lsS
paper were calling on the Catholics to
wipe out the enemies 10 religious lib
erty. In the fall the firm had a differ
ent junior member. but the head was
still William J. Bryan.
Most people VIII be inclined TO doubt
this statement, as IL seems impossible
that any one man or newspaper could
have made so radical a change in six
months. but the files OF the World-Her-
aid Will furnish ample proof. To ooJn-
plete the story OF almost mex pncaEble
contortions il may be stated that Mr..
Brown. who was turned down for mayor
in the fall of 1896, was urged as a men,
Der of the free silver delegation to Chi
cago by Bryan and the World-H Herald in
1886
The firm OF Bryan & Co. is still doing
business The head of the house Is the
same. but the junior member is the Pop
ocrattc party Of the country. The firm
is ready for more members, including
the Populists, the Prohibitionists, the
woman suffrsgists and the silver Re
publicans. But II must be understood
that they will all be junior members.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19

C. S. Fairchild New York W. W. Cotton
Henry Failing. H w. Corbett, Wiilnam
Laid, c. H Lewis, w. B. Ayers, A L.
Mills, E, S. Spencer, E. MCNEIL, ]. G.
Woodwork and w. II. Kennedy, Port
land, and Miles C. Moore, Walla Walfa,
Washington.
The newly elected directory held a
meeting and elected the following Off
GERS: President, E. Mcneil; general
auditor. E. s. Bnson; treasurer, George
E. Wilmington.
The election Of vice president and
chairman of the board of directors was
postponed until q future meeting.
The re-organized company will take
charge Of the property August 1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
Utah's Member of the Republican Sation~
Committee Resigns

SIT Lake. Utah, July lS.-The ra:ifi-
cation % the Dc-acciatie ticket toOh
place at me Salt Lake theatre tonight
and was one Of the most enthusiastic
meetings ever held in the city. The
meeting was called to order by ex-Mayor
Baslin and on the platform were prom
inent members of all political padties
The building was deEsely packed and
large overflow meeting was held on
the outside Speeches were made by
c. S. Varian, ]. L. Rawlins, Warren
Foster, O. w. Powers and others.
o. S. Salisbury, member of the Re
publican national committee for Utah
has forwarded his resignation, giving
as his reason that he cannot support
the financial platform adopted by his
party at St Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
National Circuit Bicycle Races

Detroit, Mich, July ia crowd of
1000 saw the second days bicycle races
of the National circuit meet at Windsor
today. The weather was fine with
scarcely any breeze. Two worlds rec
ords were smashed. The Morgan and
Wright trdplet team, Conner, Winesett
and Houst made the mile In :56, lower
ing the record from POI.
Carl Osborne lowered the quarter
mile 10-yesr-old record of :39 4-5, held
by himself, by two seconds.
A great cheer went up when ii was
announced that Tom Cooper had entered
in the mile open race. He was fresh
after his rest Of yesterday and won the
first heat handily by length. In the
second heat the finish was very excit-
ing. Kimble led into the stretch with
Scherein and Bald close UP. They re-
mefned in this position up to within 200
yards Of the tape, when Scherein got
the lead and held It, the three finishing
wheels apart. Winesette set fast pace
in the final, but Cooper nearly caught
him at the quarter and Kimble and Bald
close up. They kept struggling out to
the stretch when Bald and Kimblc pull
ed to Cooper. About 20 yards from the
tape, Cooper pulled away and won by
same distance ahead of Bald. The time,
2:10 2-5. is considered fast for q dirt
track.
]. J. Blouin of Detroit made a great
finish in the 20 class professional, win
ming the event by tire from Hicks Of
Bay City.
II. c. Clark and L G. Johnson, the
10o-yard men in the two mile handicap,
ran together the entire distance, Clark
winning by scant tire. Summaries:
Mile, 2:20 class, professional: J. J.
Buohn, Detroit, won: Fred Hicks, Bay
City, second; L. C. Johnson, Cleveland,
third. Time 2;13 Is.
Amateur handicap, final, 2 miles: Ed
ward Rainier. Toledo, (210 yards), won;
Harry 3. Marsh, 1scratch), second: r.
F. Schmidt, Detroit, (21O YARDS, third
Time 4:49.
Amateur, mile, tandem: Edison and
Biouin. Detroit, won;. Wood and McIn-
tyre, Cleveland, second: ]. Moross and
A. Moross, Detroit. third. Time 2:21
Professional, mile, open-F'irst heat:
Tom Copper. Detroit. won; Owen Kimble,
indianapolis, second; E. c. Bald, Buffa-
10. third. Time POI 2-5. Scherein, Zeig-
Ter, Patterson, Easton and Mcleod fin
iShing in the order named.
Two mile handicap, professional: H.
c. Clark. Denver. 900 YARDS, won; L.
c. Johnson, Cleveland, 600 yards), sec
ond; c. d. Wilson, Bay City, ESQ YARDS
third. Time 4:22 3-5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
SAN FRANCISCO Is SCARED TIP
views With Alarm the Diverting of ORR
entail Traffic to the North

San Francisco, July 1s-An impor-
tant conference Of railroad and steam
ship officials will be held in this city
on Monday 10 devise means 10 secure
a larger percentage of the passenger
traffic from the Orient.
The Southern Pacific company will
be represented by President StufJbs
and some under officials in the passen-
ger department; the Union Pacific by
E. L. Lomax, general passenger agent
and the Chicago and Northwestern by
w. r. Kniskern. general passenger
agent. r. P. Sschwerin vice president
OF the Pacific Mail company and several
other gentlemen prominently identi-
fed with traffic matters viii also be
present at the conference.
1t is said that the lines interested
in seeing the business come TO San
Francisco have oberved with consid-
cradle alarm the combined efforts of
the Northern tines to get business away
from the California gateway.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
The WEATHER


Wichita. Kan. July "a. isss.
Local forecast Tor Wichita and yicfrt-
ty-Fsir Sunday afternoon aud Mon
day warmer Monday afternoon
Dung the past - hours ne hi<nest
temperature Was -. TIE fowest 20. and
the mean IS. With free ,saf light showers
Hight vaTizbis wind ard nearly sssfien-
airy pressure.
Tie rainfall Was g taca up 90 D.
N TaBrEday t5s z1.nfa1 was 81 inca
AMI Friday the sane
Thus far this ncafh EAe average tSn-
p-era turs azz been u
For the pas; : years the zverzg. tern
p%TstuTs Tor TIE nzGnfh OF July has be<a
-. and fgr TIE 18th day -
FRED I. JOHNSON.
Cb~rTsr.
Washington. D. G. July ia--Eosss>ss
for Sunday
Fer Ozizho-ns and Indian Territory
SSsos7e-s. variable winds
FOR "Reminiscences followed by far
- xestsrs portion: ya<s=oi< winds