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Seven Ndsonic Localities of the
Holy Land.

/. Tyre Out of Tyre, which was
then then the queen of the world on
commerce and arts, went forth Hiram,
the Pillar OF strength, and that other
Hiram the Artiiicer. tho Pillar of
Beauty. To Tyre were sent King
oolomon's messages, with the Motif.
cation of the royal purpose to build
IL Temple, and soliciting cedars and
workmcn for the undertaking. Tyre
was the capital of the phmniciam
Empire, known and felt in every
part of the civilized world. There
fore, Tyre is. beyond controversy, ell
titled to the first rank us a Masonic
locality.
2 Gebal.-O-t of the school of
the most renowned artifcers, and
the seat of the most widely extended
Masonic mysteries of the ancient
world, we,.t n band of skilled artist,
styled The Gibbiets, or Stone
squarores,' whose fidelity, experience
skill, aud all artistic requirements
are commemorated in Masonic tradi-
tons, particularly in those of the
Past Master, the Select Master, etc
as we'll as in many structure, whose
ruins yet excite astonishment and
awe, Therefore Gebel is justly en-
titled to tho name of Masonic locality.
3. Mount Lebanon.-Out of these
noble heights went the precious
cedars used in construction of the
Temple; materials whose costliness
and durability are commemorated in
many Masonic legend. Therefore
Lebanon is justly entitled Masonic
locality.
4. Masonic Bay (near Beyrout).-
Out of this beautiful crescent, carved
from tho roots of Mount Lebanon
by the Working Tools of the Grand
Artiiiccr himself, went the RATS of
cedar beams prepared i'll heights a
bove, and frcighted for Joppa, for
the mighty erection mt Jerusalem.
This was the chief timber depot of
al! this region, aud justly merits tile
title OF Masonic locality.
s. Joppa. Through this ancient
port as Il place of transit. went al
the supplies of materials and OF
workmen needed in the immortal
structure going up some thirty miles
to the Eastward. In all Masonic tr;
ditions Joppa is enphatically Ma.
sonic locality.
6. Tie Clay Grcunds.--From the
Clay grounds Succoth aud Zoreduth
ah went all the holy vessels and the
brazen pillars j. and B. For here
the boundaries We're established III
Which !ley were east. This, there
fore, is Masonic locality.
Z Jerusaiein.AIt needs no proof
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-17
A CHANCE no MAKE MONEY.

In the past three months l have
cleared S6G0.75 selling Dish Washers.
/ did most of the work, my brother
helped some. expect to do better
next month, as every Dish Washer
sold advertiscs itself, and sells sever.
al more; l don't have to leave the
honse. People hear about the Dish
Washers and send for them, they are
so cheap. Any lady or gentleman
can make money in this business, rs
every family wants Dish Washer.
Any of our reader who have energy
enough to apply for an agency can
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You can get full particulars by ad
dressing the Mound City Dish Wash
er Co., St.Louis, Mo. Try it and
publish your success for the benefit
of others. G. AL.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
Salem. Va.

Courses for Degrees, wish Electives;
high standard. Also, Commercial and
Preparatory Courses. Library 90. OOe
volumss. Working laboratory. Good
morals aud discipline. Six churches;
NO BAR-ROOMS. Healthful mountain
climate. Very moderate cxnenses;may
be reduced to $50 for nine monthslfees
board, &c). 44th year begins Septem-
Der 10th. Catalogue, with views, free.
Address, JULIUS ID. DREHER,
President.
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a WORD TO OUR DEMOCRATIC
FRIENDS,

fHIENUS.
We suppose that we do not know
enough to follow tho example of
our illuStriOus contemporaries in
tars and otller States to bolt the
sfoket nominated at Chicago and
SaaNport Major Mckinley for Pres.
idcs,s, although we are incliaed to
ssciicTe in n gold policy. With
this acknowledgement, We can still
stand sasoatdtcr to sh9,ltler with
the silver eatlrHsiast, and help
tight the battles of Democracy and
the people.
Our Democracy Ms tire kind that
believes in a PARTY THAT is mot tied
down to one idea rs the asepubli.
can party is.
We believe in local soft govern
mcnt, one Of the leading policies
of the Democratic party, HAS the
Republican party ever shown ,a,ais.
position to recognize the sovereign.
rights of the States We say no.
We believe ia a tariff that will
provide revenae enough to run the
Government, economically admin,
istcrcd. Does not the Republican
party favor q prohibitory tariff, if
not in their IiatEarm, then by their
candidate : We SAY yes. Can. it
he denied I We are opposed to all
Federal Interference with our cleo
tions. Wifat is the recopd of the
Republican party Oh tlriS question!
Did not the man, who is at the
head Of the Republican ticket, adj.
~ocate Il law in Congress only n
few sears ago to place our election
machinery III the hands Of Rppub-
Laean FedsxaE officials I. Wo say
that Mckinley did advocate such
a law,and refer you to the proceed
ings of the 5lst Congress for the
truth of our statement.
What party was ii that doubled
the National debt of Oun country
in 1907 The answer comes back.
it Was the Republican party.
And yet when tho question
comes mp as to whether we are to
holt our party on q single issue, we
hear Democrats SOY we canuOt
vote the ticket Oh account of the
silver plank in the platform. You
are not willing To swallow the sill
yer plank, but you are willing tt
swallow Mckinley and all the evil.
the Republican party would subject
us to, alright friends 60 aheat
and get out of the grand old part,
you have been standing by fOl
years, but when the evil days draw
nigh and you 60 to your polling
place to deposit your ballot an,
see the ballot box surrounded b,
a Gordon of Federal hayonets, vol
will tho ask y00rselfif this is wha
you left your old party for, til,
party which has always stood b,
this glorious SnHth land Of onrs
and which, in fact, has been oul
own party since tho early days o
She Union. bnt Your regrets will
be unavailing, it will be too late,
AS for Onr selves, after reviewin,
she action Of the Republican part
III past years, We have come to tb
conclusion that we can stand Ere
silver better than we can stand
prohibitOry tariff, force bills, Ger
tralized government, Federal oflic
Gals presiding at our polls an
REmberless other blessings the Il,
pnblicaus would shower on as wit
a liberal hand if they ever hav
the power For a notification G
the above facts we refer you to til
proceedings of the saith Congress
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-17

FIRST Goldbug.-What straL &C
sound is that we hear when the
wind blows from the Northwest ?
Second Goldbug.-Oh. its only
the echo from some Republican,
mass meeting held to denounce
Mckinley and form a Bryan and
Sewall campaign club.
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FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.
A. SEWELI.
OF MAINE.
Counsel for Compiainants.

Case Appealed from the Decision Of
shc st. Louis Convention, as Die
tated by Stock Gamblers and Eng.
lish Bondholders, TO THE PEG.
PIE OF THE UNITED STATES
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-17

where Democrats have been uu.
seated by a partisan Congress aud
resolutions introduced to investi
gate Southern elections, and then
vote for Mckinley if you can.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-17


THE Democratic National Con.
yentiom, which met at Chicago last
week finished its work SATURDAY.
and placed ticket in the field for
which every Democrat should pull
oil his coat and work for until the
lust vote is pOlled on the night of
the election. We find great lists
printed in the daily papers of Dem
oePatic newspapers boiling the tick
ct and coming out for Mckinley.
But when we look at the action
being taken in Republican cities
by the masses of the people, we
are constrained to believe that we
have little the best of the fight.
The papers leaving the Democratic
party are influential, but then
they arc-mOst of them-publish.
ell in States where the Democrats
have not received an electoral vote
since the war. On the other hand
great demonstrations are being
made in honor of Mr.. Bryan in
States that have always cast their
votes for the Republican ticket
and these meetings arc presided
over by Republican congressman,
Senators, Lieut.. Governors, State
officers, etc. When we look about
as and note the signs of the times,
we arc encouraged, and our spir.
it's, which we cOuicss were dro0p.
ing few days since at the out
look, arc revived, and VIC feel that
the Democratic party, through its
representative, WILLIAM JEN.
N1NGs BRYAN, of Nebraska, will
occupy the White House until the
birth of the next century.
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that Jerusalem is Masonic locality
Light IN Masonry.
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Sc0I|El6tl,ll!yiIll

of Cod-llver OIL, with the Hy-
pophosphites of lime and soda.
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the essence Of the elements
and principles that feed, nour-
ish, reconstruct. 1t Is fuel fat
for the vital fire; 1t makes red
blood; it stops the wastmg; ii
puts back the lost flesh.
Hence its brilliant results In
cases of anaemia, bronchitis,
chronic gastric and intestinal
disorders and consumption.
The oil {easily digested and
assimilated) forms flesh and
tissue; while the lime pro-
notes the growth of bone. 1t
is like an architect in wood, in
stone and in iron-all at once.
In SCOTS Emulsion the
taste of the oil is fully disguised.
1t does not nauseate the most
delicate stomach.
No other emulsion is "iust
the same as" or as good as"
SCOTS. There IS a radical
difference.
Accept no substitute.
SCOTT x BOVINE, New York City. Al
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-17

The New York Sun says This is the
first campaign since the war that all
the business Interests OF the country
we're lined up on one side. But then
the Sun believe that all the business
Of the country is done in Wall street.
The people will see to it that Wall
street is given back seat next No
vember.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-17

Don't belt your food. it iritates your
stomach. Choose digestible food and
chew it. Indigestion is dangerous
sickness. Proper care prevents it Sha-
ker Digestive Cordial cures it. That is
the long short Of indigestion. Now,
the question is Have you indigestion ?
Yes, if you have pain or discomfort af-
ter eating, headache, dizziness, nausae,
offensive breath, heartburn, languor,
weakness, fever, jaundice, flatulence,
loss Of appetite, iritability, constipation,
etc. Yes, you have indigestion. To
cure it, take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
The medicinal herbs and plants of
which Shaker Digestive Cordial is COM
posed, helps to digest the food in your
stomach. When your stomach is strong
care will keep it SO. Shaker Digestive
Cordial is for sale by druggists, price
10 cents to $1.C0 per bortle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-17

WE REAR our Republican friends
Oh every side declaring that they
are believers in bimetalism, and
the Republican convention at st.
louis, while declaring for the gold
standard placed itself Oh record as
believing in International bimetal-
ism and pledged itself to promote
such movement at the earliest
possible opportunity. Now, what
we would like to know is this: If,
as acknowledged By the National
Republican Convention, bimetal.
ism is such a good thing, why not
have it ut Oncef The United States
is able to hoe her own row without
tho assistance Of any foreign ma
ton, and tho people will see to it
that English money will not buy
the election Of tho next President
and the 55th Congress of these
United States. Single standard
gold Democrats have nothing to
gam by supporting Mckinley and
the crowd OF SOnth haters back OF
him, but have everything to lose,
as they will find to their cost
should we have a Mckinley ticket
foIsted on us BY the gold sharks OF
Wall Street and Monometalists OF
England.
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The people are on their metal,
aud yOn may ieet; for political
earthquake i'll November. Already
the chilling blasts of defeat are
sweeping down from the Northwest
and freezing the blood in the veins
of the recently proud and boastng
Republican bosses, as they witness
the detection of the leading Re
publicans i'll the West ard North.
weS,, who are coming out boldly
for BYRAN and FREE COINAGE OF
SILVER, and rowipg their knee
shall never more bend before the
golden calf. The cncoura cement
they are drawing from the fact
that nearly all the Democratic pa.
pers in the rock Tibbed Republican
States of the EAsT are leaving the
Democratic party and joining the
hnc and cry against the party to
which they formerly owed their
allegiance, is simply amusing, as
the very act of holting destroys
hhe influence which q paper may
formerly have welded, as witness
the fate of the New York Sun in
1854. But the sinews Of the Dem
ocratic party, the COUNTY PAPER,
as it is called, throughout the
country, will stick to both party
and platform and be reinforced
by many papers from the Rcpubli-
can column in States where they
will Ito Democracy the most good.
And when the smoke of battle has
cleared away in November, instead
of sending the Republican Napo-
|ean to the White House we will
wish him God speed on his trip
through the marshes of Salt Rivor
with the hope that We have heard
the last of Mckinley.
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NIRGINIA:-In the Clerks office of
' Tnzcweil Circuit court, July 9th, 1896.
b. w. Stras, Trustee and Receiver,
L..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

Old party managers have something
TO learn from the men who are at the
head OF the Prohibition party and who
run It's machine. In the national com
mlttec majority decided to propose n
certain man for temporary chairman of
the convention. The minority gave no
tlce that It would present another man
and was told by Chairman DIckic that
this would not be allowed.
The choice of the minority Of the com
mlttee was proposed in the convention,
and then the minority came 10 the front
with its man. Chairman Dlckle ruled
the nomination out of order and held
further that as the convention was not
yet organized no abpeaJ from his deeis-
ion could be entertained. II any other
chairman OF the national committee
OF any other party has ever UNDER
taken TO boss a convention In this high
handed fashion we do not know where
10 find the record OF the performance.
The chairman OF committee, acting
under instructions OF his committee may
propose, but 1t is always the right of the
convention to make It's own selection
for temporary az well as for permanent
chairman.
We recall distinctly the action of the
Republican national convention which
met in Chicago in 1884. The national
committee proposed for temporary
chairman General Powell Clayton, Of
Arkansas. John r., Lynch, the able col
ored Mlsslsslpplan. was put up against
him and elected, 1t did not occur to the
chairman OF the national committee 10
set himself up as the boss ~ that con-
ventlon.
We doubt whether 1t has ever occurred
to any other chairman to attempt the
thing that Chairman DickIe was per
mitted to do In the Prohibition Conven-
ton. 1t would be difficult to imagine n
ranker exhibition of dlsreputable boss
politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
REEp FoR YICF.PREslpENT.
The Suggestion Meets with Popular Favor
Everywhere.


Chicago Tribune: The suggestion that
Speaker Reed be put on the Republican
ticket as vice President has taken the
fancy of the public greatly. His name
meets with almost universal approval,
and hardly any one else IS spoken Of.
This seems 10 be Il case OF natural
selection" and there Seems to be no
reason why Mckinley and Reed should
not be nominated at St. Louis by uc-
Clamation.
Nothing can prevent 1t except the alb
solute, unqualified veto Of the speaker.
II he says positively that Il he Is nomI-
mated he viii not aceept-that he viii
dIsappolnt and Ericve the Republican
voters by refusing the second place,
since he cannot have the flrst-thcn, Of
course, he will not b" nominated. But
now that public sentiment has express
ed Itself so Enthusiastically It IL not prob
able that he VIII be SO ungracious as to
refuse.
This feeling in favor OF Mr.. Reed is
not due to any desire to give him a
consolation prize" II Is owing to the
fact that the party Is convinced that
there should be q flTst-eiass man at the
foot OF the tEllct as wclfas at the head
Of IT, a failure to do that has hurt both
Wings and Republicans In the past.
There are other good men who can
be selected for the vice presidency, but
the candidate should not come from n
state near Ohio Geographical consider
atoms make Mr.. Reed specially ac-
ceptablc. And as when the silver agl-
tntidn began he was decidedly ant-sil-
yer, voting against the Bland-Alllson
bill, while Mckinley voted for II. the
New England Republicans might look
~ II.
presidency with special favor. They
might think II strengthened the tick
ct
There are many reasons why Mr.. Reed
should accept There are no good ones
why he should decline the nomination,
which will surely be rendered him. 1t is
safe to assume. therefore, that the tick
ct Will be Mckinley and Reed.-ohlo
and Maize.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
Contested Seat. la the st. Louis conven,
Hon,

SSAe%@N@-
Ilon.
The land of cotton, cinnnmonseeda and
sandy bottom" is always fruitful in
contests for seats in a national conven-
tIon. Left TO itself 1t will produce more
to the square inch Of electoral vote than
oil other localities put together. They
have not been having much Republican
marty down that way. and the little
there was Of It was kept alive By the
hope OF the enjoyment of federal office
Stimulated By outside influences the
south Is capable Of great things in this
line; ard this time It has been stlnu-
lated beyond all precedent 1t was part
OF the combine plan OF campaign to set
IN contest where 1t could not &c;
delegate. and It's energies in this behalf
have been productive enough to satisfy
the most exactlns taskmaater,
Mr. Manley. secretary Of tn. Republl-
can national committee and one Of the
most talented OF the combine, reports
tina, the rlgh.s Of l56 delegated are In
yolyod in contests OF these all but
"a arc from the south. Some OF the
southern contests represent a struggle
aruous Mckinley men. From these the
combine can profit nothing. II will gain
uothtag anyhow, for Mckinley can be
nominated although every anti-McHin-
ley man In the batch be seated
II the fight had been close the result
might easily have been determined by
tho result Of the contests. Fortunately
the Republican party escapes the mis-
fortune and the shame or having It's
presidential ticket made in that way.
Where the Republican party Is a living
quality the Republican people have seen
20 the lncoDtcstblc election Of enough
del4gatoa to insure the domination OF
the man they want
This also makes II rcagonahly sure
that the nutrnaI committee viii not be
controlled hy tho combine. The ma
tonaI committee makes m ana pre-
gents 70 the convention the roll OF those
euppoerd 10 have the prima facic rign,
10 seats. In 1892 the roll was made "
againgt Harrison. and 1t took the com
mite. on credentials come time and a
good deal Of labor TO purge that Fe' IT
tho interest Of fair play.
After nli thcfc was reason to th'n'
that GONE Of those men held seats {
which they were rut cntttlcd, but He II
short It was desired to wind up the Du6
tod and no, CROUCH were left on T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

The Prohibition party was formed In
the hope of bringing the country to the
prohibition idea and filling tn" offices
with persons OF that way Of thinking.
The national convention Of that party.
now assembled in Pittsburgh, seems TO
have forgotten what the party was
formed for. Instead OF considering
ways and means to convert the country
TO prohibition It Is engaged In a hand
to-hand conflict over the money Gues-
ton.
One side Is determined TO commit the
party 80 the free coinage OF silver. and
the other side is determined that the
party shall not be committed 70 that
fallacy. on each side all the arts OF
politicians are resorted to. Ugly things
are said, bad motives imputed, under
hollis taken Just as though It were n con-
vention of one OF the old, bad parties.
There is a plentiful lack OF the sweet
ness and light that might be looked for
In gathering of the cherubIm aud the
seraphim Of the land we love so well.
The cpld-water boys have got right
down to practical politics and are MAX
Ing things hum,
II the money question be the para
mount issue, what is the defeated side
going to do?-stay in and swallow what
II does not want? or bolt and set up an
other Prohibition party?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
nn,,n t!n,, III, rns Rate.

WHEN the Republican council went In
ii was confronted with Democratic
legacy in the form OF large floating
debt. The Democrats knew tho sltua-
ton and had not the courage to meet It,
The arst thought OF the Republican
council was to meet the city'a loaunG
obligations by creating bonded debt.
At all events It was thought best to
give the people chance 10 say whether
they preferred to have the cIty'r credit
protected IN that way or IN another way
The people rctusod to authorize the Loan
That LET, the council nothing TO do hut
to Increase tho general tax levy. This II
did 10 the extent OF fourteen cents on tho
800.
II was hoped then that by good man
agcmcn, ono year of this IncrCaoc would
be sufficient Tkls hope has been real
'1ed. The g"norni TAX levy FOR his yonr
win be fourteen ccnt1 less 90 the
than u was last yrnr. wiping out the
! temporary Increase to meet the cmcr-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

Now comes good old Hancock county
and polls ut the Republican primaries
such vote as the Republicans OF that
Republican county have never polled at
a regular election, even a presidential
election. The Increase comes from for
mcr Democrats who intend to vote the
Republican ticket in November. So 1t
goes all over West Virginia. The Re
publican tide is rising fast and will run
high. No wonder the desperate Demo-
cratic politicians want to fuse with any
body or anything. Their following Is
leaving them. 1t is case Of intense
disgust following wanton betrayal.