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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

!, This . peculiar world. One is
struggling for justice, anotheris fee
ing from it; One man is saving to
build ahohse, and another is trying
to sell his for less than cost, to get
rid ofit.! One man is spending all
the money he can make in taking q
girl to the theater and sending her
flowers with the hope of making her
his wife, while his neighbor spends
what he has in getting a divorce.
One NAH escapes all diseases that
flesh is heir to and gets killed on the
RAILROAD. iahother escapes with a
scratch and dies with the whooping
cough. ( One man stands off his
creditors and goes travelling, while
another pays his debts and stays at
hhome.7iSouth West virginian.l
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u M. C. a. Secretaries

MIR. L. A. Coulter, State Secretary
of the Y. M. G. A., ard Thos. p.
Wood Secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Of efeld, were in town last Tues
day, and paid US "a very pleasant
visit, These gentlemen are success
ful to high degree, in their good
work. They visited Tazewell for the
purpose tof looking over the field
with view, possibly, of organizing
Y. M. Q. A. here, at some future
day. These consecrated workers
will find a welcome whenever they
can find it convenient to visit us.
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Around the Pie Counter

There are now on file ut the White
House and tho leading departments
l05,lO6 written applications for of
lice, most of them endorsed by rep
resentatives or influential politicians,
Some OF them nre endorsed by tho
entire Senate delegations, Including
Senators. Applications are still
pouring in at the ratio of about 600 a
day. Each application is accompa-
MED by several letters of endorse.
ment, and the whole forms an i'm.
mense mass of correspondence. The
Treasury Department figures show
that New York has most of the seek
ers. The applications for office in
tho Treasury by leading States is as
follows; New York, 703;i Illinois,
254; Ohio, 23G; Pennsylvania, 2O6;
District of Columbia, $50; Louisiana.
1873; California, 1876, and Texas, a27.
Philadelphia Record. ,y nm p
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and the Cincinnati Enquirer, the
New York Thrice a.Week World, OF,
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we can give tho NEWS and either
Of the above named papers one
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'si'Lost Something, Sweef Sir,
y y = last Night. "s''''.@ .s :.

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LOST something, sweet sir, last night,
The while, we trod our measure, ~
gwasson thing small and troublesome,
l4as Yet often full of pleasure -;.~73i 4
iAfIN9st something, sweet si,S last night;
Tis true, ne'er had seen it,
Yet, lacking it, methinks. I'll die;
Laugh not, forsooth, mean it'll
l lost something, sweet sir, last night;
prithee, help me find it -.
9oAndK Kohce thou dost, prithee too, ''fl
4ofi Make haste and safely bind it. o,cN
lit lost something, sweet sir, last night;
Twas while the lutes and fiddles y,.>
? We're twanging soft, and your bold eyes
10 Read right in mine their riddles.
Host something, sweet sir, last night;
fsse.. Methinks perhaps thou st found i'll
A little thing, and yet SO deep
No plummet s'er can sound it. v,
Taon'st gdessed Alright / lost my heart,
tAndto thy SISTERS brotherl- l.
Yet in my breast, ! feel, all warm,
A-beating now, another. M hui.
'Ts thine, thou sayst; in sooth, sweet sir,
III Exchange were never kinder; l.. XII
To loseone's heart at midnights g stroke,
AT morn, reward the finderl
FRANCIS AYMAR MATHEWS.
I'm Demorest's Magazine for August
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The Demand for Free Coinage

"Has anybody observed any new
demand in Ohio for the free coinage
of silver?, asks the New York Sun.
''s Are the Republicans sitting up of
nights to obreaect. upon the wicked
ness of making contracts to pay
debts in golds The Ohio Democrats
in their platform dwell with special
emphasis on the coinage and curren-
rcy parts of the Chicago programme;
but are these any signs that Ohio
has changed Its financial beliefs'"
Yes, yes, a thousand times yes,
Mr.. Sun. 1t is surprising to hear
you ask such question. Every in
telligent mun-and especially every
intelligent ournalist-knows that
there is new and increasing de
mand in this state for the free and
unlimited coinage of silver and gold
at tie ratio of 16. to l.. The wave
which gathered last fall has been
rolling and gathering force, ever
since. The people feel that they
were cheated in 1896. and they are
disgusted with good administra.
ton that has not fulfilled single
promise. They are convinced that
Congress is now perversely pursu.
King line that can accomplish MOTH
ing inthe direction of relief. They
have learned that Government can
do nothing to relieve the hard times
unless It reforms the money system.
Il The Dem nocratic State Convention
last week was the largest political
gathering ever held in Ohio. 1t was
unanimously for free silver. ~ There
was not gold whimper in it And
tthis was IN the loft year" in politics.
The ticket nominated will be sup.
ported by thousands of Republicans
because the platform makes tbeD res
toration of silver the prime issue,
4 agd fE the candidates nominated are in
full accord with that idea.
Ohio "has changed its financial
belief" The democratic ticket will
get the votes of an army of men who
supported Mckinley last ysars ION
misrepresentation. They are indig-
nant at having been deceived, They
Oaesao sign Of D refofm OF. the Seur.
renoy in the interest of the people
They see nothing but a prospect 9i
e''the finances 80 as to put The money
,dquestion still more in the hands oi
.0sthe speculators.. H. '''"' '' -
yTd Make no mistake about the growth
of silver sentiment in Ohio.--Cincin
natti Enquirer.
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aAnonymous.

We received a, Communication
from Grafton, this week, Which We
would take pleasure in publishing il
ga friend,' had given US, his d name
We cannot publish anonymous COM
munications: Give US your name,
friend and we we will i, publish the
name or not as you desire. orl 20
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Faith and Hope Defined.

p Evangelist Dwight L.. Moody
writes Of "hopo' to his Bible class in
tho Ladies' Home Journal, and lucid.
" and Interestingly presents the dis.
tinotion between faith and hopo.
sAlthough worry closely connected
faith and hope should bo clearly dis.
tinguishod. Faith has work to per-
form today; hopo cheers faith on the
way land points to rewards of service.
The former comes by hearing, tho
Apostle Paul tells us, whilo tho latter
comes by experience Faith accepts
tho gift of promise, and hopo guards
the sacred treasurer Hope confiden.
italy expects the fullillment Of prom.
ises in tho future. Tho Bible has
much TO say about hope, but nevor
does it use, the term to mean uncer.
,tainty OF doubt. 1t is always en-
ployed in the sense Of implicit con-
,fidence in the fulfillment of the prom.
ise upon which it rests. IL is
wrong use OF the Scriptdral term for
any sone toihope that lie iB a Christian,
eYen asit would 'berabsurd for me to
hope that am an oAmerican.D That
oie q fact'nI do notihope to be some
thing that i knowI AM. j. i may hope
y TO eyer be o loyal citizen Of my coun.
try, and, in,the sense of truly'believ-
ing that my patriotism will keep me
such, I am hoping rightly. And
thus, while we know that we are
Christmas, we may hope, through
faith, to, be kept from the temptations
which hiel surround us through Him who
has redeemed us fromisin."oao
a hoonsytIr ->rr.-.--'-l4--l--1q p"l
aeLD DON'T think because YOU are sick
and nothing aeemsltoo give you relief
that you can't be cured,io laoa 10
somewhere. 40 900"
y1f' your doctor can cure you, per-
heps ehemhaa. mistaken the Cause.
fAApytb,edy is liablatp make q mistake
son1etlmlerpri 1 e!lllep bod vlinaJogtq yahl
Ohe in three Of us snffer from indi.
'gesti6n, and one out of three dyspep.
tics doesn't 'tiknow IT, That's, he may
know he is, sick, but he blames it to
something else.,d oJiila oil e1nia
Indigestion is the cause .of half Of
our ddngefous diseases. ,,s,sia
Digestive. Cordial, made
fromitonic medicinal roots and herbs,
! the most natural cure for indiges.
lion It relieves the symptoms and
cures u the disease ,s gently. naturally,
andshealth'to sick dyspeptics.
jdAt druggists Ia trial bottle for
lO cents.YB atYo,a ss9ni n .ai"l
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HOODS PILLS euro Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 2bc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

When you come to town. call in
and see us. We are alJ glad
to see our friends,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

Rlpans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules assist digestion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16
Do You Know 2

That the Pope uses Snuff mann.
factured in Baltimore. .noie9i
That Queen Yictoria wps. d Miss
W,etten, before her marriagef NIs this
the original form of tho name "Wit
NJ ~ Ih1'h" "' =" ." ioGi
y" siI III I!osi. laiiqao 10
That climbing vines always wind
ttHNrtthhqP,r r. The right .iIi rodnl ii n b,ovb
That Richmond u never ga ye tho
Stateia Governor seiionoil orr5o
THAT every man, ~olnann an child
in the world might settle in Texas.
and zach "odeIhove a lot about so x
100 feet,phr .Iini lliW II adj I
orThat the c5diitor 81. t6S'py5p t6oS ppy5pp4latioonn
ofthe United States Is hear "Coium.-
bns,nIndiana." ,heH'Y9h 1000 ''''n'
in antuu9n Oh I'd nGo oI9hr ,Iinb
~ That at, !, oHnyerfoWth, 0f the entire area
Of Of the fsmfi Ynited i StPte StPtesh iF forestt i~o'
JoT That lthelentire weight o6ths EN- {
tire population of, tha UniteN States
is one fourth the weight of o the
,SSShsss SSShssst$ t$sF3ef9A 1922 8 y 700 ,oo, 'a' !
That in one year the passenger
trains of the United 'Stdtes run d dis
tancd three e'tihes 'as great" aoss' j from
the Earth to the Shn.li III snNo ""'
4'rhat 3Opps Sof = syerya sfSa52'P 2P r.
llso "'in n New \ sf,4 Hoqrk q aSSlftyiqaG bnO
That c23 per eont!i ofoournep ptire
population aren't scisool!Ifl a'dt oGo,
THAT n6ns odt'Of every 16. 81 our
adaltp male 2 population ID ii the
railroad service. e:.o7"i'9d Oft }Ha" 1'n'
>, odt nj unpgor YIno udi .dooN oaG
1Trhlet p, .svery,l6 5bs.naf ocottop
raised ip9 the the Nqrld pths uoUpitqdi
States atesl Fa'sssess sssessitio9HpESIsa lrobnnis aoii
hTlat it.ooats Se6S.82a a ninhte to
rn,t tho, Goyernmontaneotlduqoa hn'
,b That only ioae!thfrao oBf Tie pc People
biotEe United States are, church
,netnbdrs.nn ""on1S mo1l nh'iHr eH
biol od oiui Slond pn,
j., That thIe, Clipch, Valley News is,
,52. yearR old, and still growingoii -,
be,I or77s.r-iii-rr--- ~, --tes-l hHfi 10
j.. 3nd DID YoUtEYER agirls 80
Try Electric BitterS az n remedy for
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Scissors Paste and
I Y u ~ " 'RPssna'1ss ~ a'1s s.s .....' :.
J The rbSSibESss ibEoSss SSH EST j sA]2 Gae last sbr..
weeks has had a Dad effect on grow.
ing crops, ai.BoGg6A has been de-
cidedly favorable to harv, sting and
thFesshAinng- qnsAnggag The hsesY YhSattyield is 'uiinus
ually good. t''sd '9a'
sii1A1suu2 ls9ho IS
= The socialisaeLsBSf pat tyE Of this
State havpheld1 AR71 719bnvention III
Richmond ptnEf laua . ap ppYihihhted- Mi. j. u.
Qgantz, printer, of that city, for
Governor, and Mr.. Mayo omber, of
fredericksburg. for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. q -
49,, y gI1i.
!, Rev. Clarence aSfrouse, the eyange-.
list, has just closed one of the great,
est revivals he has ever hel d,ohaying
about seven hundred cohtertions
andireelamatiohs.. The me citing was
held at Charleston, w. Va. AEx.i2 S
26alli,5,i :
Charlie Broadway Rouss, the, blind
millionaire of.Newa Yorkrha written
Governor RusselL.of North Carolina.
that he desires to contribute $3.50
to memorial shaft over North Car
olina soldiers buried in Stonneiwall
Cemetery, at Winchester, Va.--Ex. Is
.ieYi
"Kid" Thomas, the negro thief
who shot Policeman Percy q. Minor,
at Richmond, some two months ago,
pleaded guilty in the Hustings'
Court and got the maximum penalty
ten years in the penitentiary,i He
has yet to be tried for housebreaking
md robbery in Manchester, and, will
likely get another ten years. -b!ni.D
Confederate Veterans will join the
Union Veterans in the great parade,
at Chicago July %, when, fhe Logan
statue is to- be dedicated. This,
says the Syracuse Post, will be "a
happy indication that the animosities
of war time have passed away and
that sectional lines no longer divide
the citizens of this great republic"
An old sister claiming to be sane
tilted, struck this burg Thursday
evening and preached sermon on
the street, She, claimed: that SHE
could cnre all her ills ami aches and
pains by faith, wherupon som o wag
remarked that he supposed she would
have to be shot on the morning of
the Citizen
it 4 -LH:i III -~' t''
-. Washington, July t5.lpnitee
States Consul General Lee has been
rendering some account to the Gov,
of his expenditures of. The
fpnd fllrd appropriated, by congress 3 for
the relief Of destitute American citit
zens in cuba. His figures were pre-
sented to the cabinet today, and the,
showing was remarkable it ap.'
peared that out of total of $4,000
at the disposal of the General, he
he had expended only $4,000, and
yet had given substantial relief to
every distressed American who he
could fnd readyto receiye, Sid, and
besides had shipped some o ne Of Of them
back to the United States. '""'
1MT
A dispatch from Jersey Shofe,
Pa, says Miss Bertha Moore, accom-
prasqPiea rprsP BY 3 >geariold Elsie ia lse9,
went for e.: Yalk on the. mountain
turn, Becoming weary she seated
herself and beguiled the time by
reading. little child was playing
near = Suddenly she vas was Startled sttii
by its agonizing cry, She was hor!
rified to see an sagietrying to carry
the child away. She went to the
rescue. When the eagle saw her it
left the child, s.'and with a. swoop
ffame down with terrific foIce upon
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

Confederate Veterans will join the
Union Veterans in the great parade
at Chicago July %, when, fhe Logan
statue is to- be dedicated. This,
says the Syracuse Post, will be a
happy indication that the aninosities
of war time have passed aw ay and
that sectional lines no longer divide
the citizens of this great republic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

"Kid" Thomas, the negro thief
who shot Policeman Percy q. Minor,
at Richmond, some two months ngo,
pleaded guilty in the Hastings
Court and got the maximum penalty
ten years in theypenitentiar ryi.l He
has yet to be tried for housebreakipg
and robbery in Manchester, and will
likely get another ten years. -biid~)
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

Charlie Broadway Rouss, tie blind il d
millionaire of-Newe York, ,-has written
Governor Russell,s.of North Carolina,
that he desires 10 contribute $3.50
to a memorial shaft over North Car
olina soldiers buried in StoneMall
Cemetery, at Winchester, Va.41iiEx. i,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

E {, Rev. Clarence asfrouse, the eyangee-
list, has just closed one of the; great.
est revivals he has ever held, ohaying
about seven hundred CO ohvertions
andireclamatiohs.. The me citing was
held at Charleston, w. Va Tex . {
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

An old sister claiming to be sane
tilted, struck this burg Thursday
evening and preached sermon on
the street, She, claimed that SHE
could cure all her ills ami aches and
pains by faith, wherupon some wag
remarked that he supposed she would
have to be shot on the morning of
the resurrection.-Citizen.,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-16

p The socialistALab3p party Of this
State havepheld1 tAei7r1sb Convention in
Richmond apd, rphihated Mr.. J. y.
Q9atntz, q printer, of that city, for
Governor, and Mr. Maycomber, of
fredericksburg, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. CO t)-,-
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= The Th5''ht;t9 'ht;ot9 asss9 ssa9t q SIR last three
weeks In has hsds g SsaaSsct on grow
ing crops, ai.boGg6At has been de-
cidedly favorable to harv, sting and
threasShhinng;.e The YheatEyield is 'uinus--
ually good. n,ro | ~ 1'sJ '9''
Evening star., 1897-02-20
Three Notable Washington Resi-
dences.
GOOD TASTE AND COMFORT
The Artistic Decorations in Mr..
Sak's House.
WE'LL KNOWN RESIDENTS

The residence of Mr.. Isadore Saks, 1710
Massachusetts avenue, represents the per-
fection of artistic decoration. The deli
cately carved stone and the graceful out
lines Of the front elevation are most pleas
ing in detail. Past the wide doorway, the
entrance fell is very rich in coloring and
in its hargings, while a broad mirror
which covers most Of the wall adds the
usual delusion to the real size and makes
every feature doubly effective. The light
woodwork Of the first drawing room has
satin finish and Is further embellished by
Napoleonic garlands in real gilt. These
adorn the mantel and footboard and are
continued as a frieze around the room
The ceiling is striking picture, and depicts
the chubbiest Of Cupids dsporting against
an azure sky. stretching from one to
other rose garlands. The color of the
Evening star., 1897-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Gurley's residence,
corner of 18th and o streets. is one of the
finest in the West End. 1t is Well adapted
to purposes of large entertainments, as
well as a cheerful and we'll arranged home.
1t has the advantage of both south and
west exposures. The entrance hall is wide,
and the wall at the right is nearly COW
cred by mirrors. The drawing room is at
the left hand, and the music room adjoins.
The walls are artisticaily decorated A
frieZe of green branches is gay with bright
hued birds. The largest room is what is
called the reception room and is used
when large entertainments are i'll progress.
1t has the south corner. The room is dec
GRATED In light tints. A frieze Of wild ap-
pie blossoms and CupidS is very pretty.
Cupids holding garlands of the blossoms
make a picture of the ceiling. The wood
work has an ivory tinr. Tie library is a
very elegant room, with low book shelves
built into the walls, easy chairs, writing
tables and the usual characteristics of a
room in daily use. 1t Is between the re-
ception and dining room, when is equally
spacious, and has southern outlook. The
wood work is very fine carved mahogany,
and the furniture is Of the same There
are large animal rugs on tie halls, and SO
many large mirrors that. as spacious as the
house is, its proportions are magnified and
it's beauties doubled. The staircase hall Is
quite a large room by itself.
Evening star., 1897-02-20
HUNTING THE CONGRESS
How the Girl Bachelors Found the
Mothers.

Written for The Evening Star
They went to the mothers congress
Thursday night, two girl bachelors. 1t
was the first session they had attend
ed. Having heard of the multitude
which thronged these meetings and the
consequent difficulty IN getting seats,
they determined to go early, and SO
sailed forth Immediately after their
6 o'clock dinner. They took passage in a
Eeriic for 10th and o streets. At first they
the sole occupants. but as the vehicle
relied on toward Lafayette Square it grad
tally filled up with passengers, and by the
time the transfer was made there was
standing room only.
Most of the passengers We're women
Presumably mothers-for they all seemed
bound for common goal-l6th and o
streets One woman was a trifie nervous
lest she be taken beyond her destination,
and so every time the little trap door COM
mun1cating with the drivers seat was
raised for the purpose of making change
she would remind him to "be sure and stop
at the corner of 18th and o streets" Sew
eral other women mentioned II incidentally
to the driver, too, as he handed them their
little envelope of change through the trap
door.
The driver said he would be sure to stop
there.
He did
The herdic literally turned itself inside
out In front of the big church. and the wo-
men filed in.
Only to BE Turned Away.
The vestibule was brilliantly Illuminated
and the rows on rows of chairs in the Sum-
cay school rooms beyond had not a single
occupant. The girl bachelors chuckled with
delight over the probable possibility Of get
ting seats within close range of the plat
form and were turning to ascend the stairs
leading to the big auditorium above when
woman. keener-eyed than the others, ex-
claimed In tragic tones See there.' and
pointed to a placard which announced in
big. black letters that the evening session
of the congress would convene at Center
Market Hall, corner 9th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. CONSERVATION regned.
There was a hurried consultation of watch
es. and there were several impatient exc!a-
nations The woman who came on her
bicycle promptly remounted and pedaled off
in the darkness in the direction Of 9th
street. The group of women in the vesti-
bUle turned right about face and marched
toward 18th street to board a downtown
car.
On the way over they met and turned
hack dozens of other women who were
making for the church In breathless haste.
The procession halted at the junction of
18th and o streets and signaled the car
from which another crowd of women We're
about 10 disembark, and whom the conduc-
tor was instructing to walk just two blocks
to tire righ; and the church is on the cor
ner-''
The girl bachelors prevented the blunder
right back the car. The congress has
moved down to Center Market Hall"
i he women crowded back into the car.
the conductor smiled and called out "All
aboard and the car full of mothers pro-
c1eded on its way.