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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-31
NEW YEARS
GIFT PICTURES

Sorted out-tve big bargain
special lots of the prettiest
pictures you ever hung upon
a holiday wall
All ready New Years Eve.
PICTURES TO PICK AT CSC.
1axoo in. Tuck's, Fac-Simile Water
Colors, Landscapes and Flower Sub
iects. Gilt mat or frame or 2oy24 Et-
chngs. q in. fancy composition frames.
PICTURES TO PICK AT 81 4s.
2ox2A Fac-Simile Pastels. Dining
room pictures. Fruit and Game SUBJ
jects.
PICTURES TO PICK AT $1.os.
r6x2o aphs--double matted, IN.
gilt frames I6x2o Tinted Pictures, fancy
gilt mats, IHin. Gilt frames.
PICTURES TO PICK AT sa,oS.
2ox3o Etchings neavy mats, 8 in. oak
frames with neavy metal corners or Tx
81 Carbon Photos, IN in. Flemish oak
frames.
PICTURES TO PICK AT $s.es.
16xao French Fac-Simile Water-colors.
Two mats. Florentine Gilt Frames.
MALLEY*NEELYMapG'
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comparing will show you
a chocolate saving of from a
third to a half on regular
chocolate stores.
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TWO TONS OF CANDY.

4 wv lUlNS UT CAlNDIs
Chocolate Peppermints.
Chocolate Creams,
Cream Almonds,
Cream Peanuts
Cream Dates,
Cream Wintergreen Waters,
Cream Peppermint Waters,
Burnt Peanuts,
Glove Drops,
Lemon Drops,
Horehound Squares,
Assorted Buttercups,
Chocolate Caramels,
Assorted Strings,
Fruit Squares,
Molasses Peppermints.
Special price, 10
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The Discount
: List.

, These Discounts will be
good until store-closing New
Years Eve. FRIDAY, Dec 31.)
Not after.
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Is L EN- SE4N = h1SSC - ~ %AD -
Is per cent. OFF Fancy Toilet Cases.
rs :" "Glove Cases
IS % Jewel Cases.
rs " " Pen Wipers.
IS " SPIN Trays.
IS 3" " Shaving Sets.
IS " =" photo Frames.
IS "a Mirrors.
IS F." Art Goods.
rs " " Albums.
FIFTY PER cTNT. DISCOUNT
on all the Art Calendars left
FIFTY PER CENT DISCOUNT
on Fancy Papeteries. one and two Of a
kind.
TWENTY-FIVE FER CENT
- DISCOUNT
on very many pretty Children's Books
now On tables, millinery store.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
DISCOUNT
on many of the little Toys downstairs.
NEW YEARS EVE.
A great chance for the gift
makers.
These Sterling Silver pieces
to clear:
Ill CHOICE AT 50 CENTS.
Sterling Silver Tooth Brushes.
=" - Hair Curriers'.
4" Cuticles.
&" Letter Seals.
@ Files.
Ink Erasers.
two different rich decora-
tive designs, (925-Iooo fine. }
Regular holiday prices were
6oc and CSC.
Not many. Be first
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Gun EXPORT pROspER1TY,
How'll shonId BIZ Fosirrrh by Consisisnt
Endsnvor.

Hardware Never before IN the his
tory OF our export trade has the future
presented such features OF encourage
ment to our producers of iron and
steel, and manufacturers Of improved
tools and machinery Statistics OF the
mos. encouraging character greet us
upon every hand, and a growing de-
mand for our productions of skill in
Iron and Steel and other metals make
possible continuance OF very pros
porous conditions Of trade
The future will present claims FOR con
tinued activity On export lines which
have never previously been seriously
entertained. Already have Our rapidly
Increasing exports of iron aud steel
even tin is among the posslbiltics--so
convinced the arrogant British compel.
lturs that our popular asccndancy over
industries arbitrarily deemed their own
need no longer be deemed either illu.
siVe or visionary In character. We have
ut last compel this most combative of
contestants to regard us as aggressive
competitors IN any field of Industry re-
quIFIRg superior skill, economy OF con
struction and date OF delivery that
may be calculated upon as being def
mite. Nothing, except Il be high tariffs
or obstructive restrictions. Initiating
methods of our own. can keep us out OF
those markets Of the world thut already
possess the knowledge of our produc-
tive supremacy
Give US to know the needs OF a for
elm constituency. and at once we be.
come a formidable bidder. although our
average rate Of wages Is admittedly
highc. by comparison than any coun-
try which Is our naiural competitor.
II will at once be made evident that
the directness Of American methods,
the conscientious devotion 10 an en-
ployor's Interests the intelligent ana
undertaking akill Of .our workmen who
are always kceniy alive to any possible
Improvement by which labor may be
saved or product made more perfect,
are points Of superiority IN our artis-
ans that have made possible this I'M
precedentcd expansion Of our foreign
tradc.
Let It be fully understood this state
OF afnlrs has not come to us unsought,
but Is the result Of a commercial devel-
opment through persistent and sus-
tainedi eHdeapoFs, following n period OF
depression that made every effort nee
cssary, and the Knowledge of possible
recurrence In soHe uncertain Future
win inspire Us to hold and keen nd
vantages we have earned 80 success
fuIIy
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fund, she would have been lauded as
benefactress and model Christian.
We are apt to forget that there are
two classes OF the poor; one class aslSs
aims the diher asks merely work and
just syaiem Of wages In payment for
the work,
The womanWhose extraVagances fur
nish WORK Ia this latter class Of poor
may not be able to get herself into the
ranks OF public benefactors, but she
has her place in the economy OF things,
and consciously or unconsciously, she
does benefit society by the extrava-
gance which puts money into the purse
OF the working glrl or the worklns
man The rich woman hears many
lectures on the responsibility that
wealth brings, and the duty Of giving
her money In charity Is constantly held
up before her Bu, spending Is no less
a duty than giving The woman who
considers the need OF al those who
serve her IN an Industrial capacity and
who pays generous wages for her work
Is doing her share In the solution ot the
Industrial problem, There Is no scare
ity OF money In this country every ONE
acknowledges that All that ts needed
Ia a general loosenlng " pursesTinss
and a thoroughly Christian extrava-
gaace on the part OF those who pay
wanes toward those who are the wage
Farmers"
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REFINED TORTURE
s,s on the Decrease In Wheeling Now "A
Citizen Explains Why.

NHtLth EsAnlulHb
Year In and year out many OF our
citizens have struggled along bearing
unnecessary BURDENS OF the back
seeking relief from sources where it
could not be found, suffering the re-
fined torture which goes with bad
back. The little conqueror has brought
about q wondrous change, and from all
parts comes the same story. Hundreds
OF grateful citizens hasten to endorse
the good work, and speak publicly OF
thelr own personal benefit Read what
Mrs. A. j. Seifert, of No. 1925 Liad
street, the residence Of a. ]. SeifeTt
OF the firm of Elf & seifert, dealers in
harness, trunks aud snddlery, corner
OF Eleventh and Main streets, says:
~ caught severe cold. and 1t settled
at once fn ms kidneys, and used me up
generally. There was lack of strength
and a mild aching across my loins, at
tended by distressing aud annoying
urinary weakness. felt tired and Ian
guild all tho time, and any eSertion al
most used me up I became quite ner-
vous. and suffered a good deal from
headaches and spells Of dizziness
Nothing ! took seemed to do any good.
| had frequently seen IN the papers
Doan's Kidney Pills recommended bG
good reliable parties, and concluded
TO give them u trial, ! got n box at
the Logan Drug Co. and They did me
go much good that 1 continued taking
them until used three boxes The re-
suit was I felt like my old self The
trouble disappeared. | am thankful for
the benefit Doln's Kidney Pills gave
me. and earnestly recommend them to
others"
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all
dealers. Price 10 cents per box, Sent
by mail on receipt of price by Foster
Mllburn Co, Buffalo. ~ Y Sole agents
for the United States, Remember the
name-Doan's. and take no other.
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I1rn on 4 pnEglpENrs WEE.
She Is Always on Guard aud Must
Weigh Every Word, Look or Action,

She Is Always ON Guard aud Must
Weigh Every Word, Look or Action
"The Presidents wife can not for one
moment relax the vigilant eye she ~
compelled 10 keep on her every word
look and action except when she Is
asleep,n writes cabinet members wife
tthe administration not being stated IN
series OF letters to her sister the hrst
OF which of appear In the Ladies' Home
Journal she is the central figure FOR
gosslps not only OF one city, but of the
whole United States. If a woman were
not circumspcct tn this position, social
conditions would soon become more
topsy-turvy than they are at present at
the capital, II seems TO me, She must
throw her youth behind her or lock It up
In her heart while she inhabits the white
house OF course, they do entertain one
or two guests ut time AZ dinner or
luncheon very often, but the great din
ners are state affairs at which the pre-
cedence Of individuals seems to be the
foremost consideration and the occa-
slons are formal almost TO the extent of
being stlff and uncomfortable TO an
eAsy-golng person like me,
Mrs. President suffers from some of
the same trammels OF etiquette and
eaaveatlonality endured by the crowned
heads OF Europe For tina, matter, all
prominent state officials and their fam
HES lose their personal freedom some
what as soon az they take office, Inn
aelne Mrs. President walking down
town for mornings shopping, or drop
ping In on friend to visit, to set a
SPELL as Aunt jim used to say! ] miss
my friends moro than anything else In
Washington There is not a single
place in the city where l can go infor-
matty."
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Every Saturday night during the winter
months. Personally conducted Tourist
Car excursions, organized by the Chlea-
20, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway start
from Chicago every Saturday at 10
o'clock p m. and run through Omaha.
Lincoln, Colorado Springs, and Salt
Lake City 20 Sacramento. San Francis
co and Los Angeles. via the popular
Midland Tourist Car Route.
Each car Is accompanied by an in
tclllgent and obliging courier, who
makes himself useful TO all the passen-
gers. This ls an entirely new departure
in Tourist Car Service, and Is highly
approved % hundreds OF California
passengers, a sleeping berth costa but
&C. aud the railroad ticket is proper.
tlonatcly cheap.
Apply 60 the nearest coupon ticket
agent for M illustrated time table fol.
der of the Midland route TO California
or address John II, Poll District Pas
genGer Agent. WilllnmspOrL pa for
further Information. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-06
GLASS HATS.
A Mnliner's Invention for Wear al
Places of Amusement.

a Milliners invention Tor Wear at
Places of Amusement
A most enlerprising milliner has ex-
erted her talents and invented a glass
hat, 1t is as gorgeous, with It's nodding
plumes and wonderful array of trim
minGs, az the largest and most striking
theatre hat that ever obstructed first
mchter's view, but there Il this differ
cnce, says tie Philadelphia Tlmes--tnc
new hat obstwcts no ones view You
look through Il ~ clearly a. YOU would
through pla.p glass window. For years
The question Of the big hat has been a
burning issue whereby fashion held
eway
The introduction ef the glass ha. has
made Il possible for women TO wear any
size theatre hat they choose, and yet he
only smiled upon with approval by the
men who sit behind them. The new glass
theatre hat ls almost as light as a
feather. II will not break II you drop It,
and Il IA quite 40 fashionable as to It's
style as any theatre hat made " felt or
velvet The hat Il mndc OF a very thin
preparation Of pliablc gllSs, which has
heen prepared with certain chemicals 10
prevent It from breaking It's main In
gradients is silicate OF soda The glass
perftelly Transparent md makes q most
effective foundation for trimmings, The
glass can be bought by the yard If one is
fortunate enough 90 know %hcrr II ~
manufactured It rs ro pllahlc that It
cnn be ou5lly plated or ruiIlcd, ana IN
dor the def hands OF s nfiiiiH9F can be
made into very fascinating transparent
bows AZ pOmp0ns and fancy wings
fl viii also BE- used but H. chief usc Will
be FOR the foundation OF the biz theatre
hat for ~ nnrng brlm can be easily
seen through,
Onr Of the most effective Of the new
theatre hats H. q rather expensive crc1-
ton IN glass and chiffon The iiarlng
glass brlm ls cut into n scrice Of tabs,
each tab Roftened by ehlrrcd edge u
delicate pink chlifron The glass belt
ahnpcd crown oi the hat II also finished
WitA u ahlFrlnR Of cbulIon. nnd IA I'D
mlrnbr for enabling the person behind
II to grl % view OF tho stage, Beautiful
mink f6HthefR are Hsed FOR The trimming
There arc four ~ them and they ali have
n downward druop THIS, feathers coil
prettity over he huir at the back Fhey
fulnll perfectly their object OF being or.
namcntnl, md nrc yet not In the way.
Hound tha base NJ TIM crown tit ~
nlmHy chiffon w cnllol which w caught
In thu ccnFr Win an antique oliver and
rhnoWono buckle and lhoro YOU have
ihpnoW lhralr hll complete
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W. BOX In the Ladies' Home Journal
"And the worst OF It 10 that SO many pea
pie are using slang entirely unconscious
of the fact that they are doing 50, II
the6ommon usage Of slang were confined
to a particular Orde- uf girls, tt. would,
perhaps, not touch the senslblltles Of
gentlefOlk. But II Is not 10 confined,
Slang ~ invading the very incest VI cir
cles;lt is beginning to influence the talk
of our most carefully reared girls, And
this is why the habit should receive
closer attention. Girls are forgetting
that slang phrases and refinement are
absolutely foreign to each other, A slang
phrase may be more expressive than u
term of polite usage, but is never i'm
preeSlve, except 20 impress unravorahly,
II Is high time that our gtrle should real
lie that they should speak the English
language In their conversation, and not
the dialect OF the race track, nor the lin
so OF the base ball field. A girl may
cause q smile by the apt use of some
slang phrase. But, inwardly those who
applaud her place her at the same time.
in their estimation, No girl ever won an
ounce of respect by being elangy. On
the contrary. many girl unconscious of
the cause, has found herself gradually
slipping out Of pcOplel respect by lie
fact that her talk was dotted with slang
phrases. "Oh, she's clever" said
woman not long ago. OF a girl who could
keep company constantly amused by
her apt uee Of slang. she amuses me
greatly, But would not care TO invite
her to my home nor have my girls know
her II is poor popularity for a girl,
which has as It's only basis The cap and
bells OF the Jester. The life of the Jester
Is never LONG,"
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rnn,n,nn,lnn Pn,l,lrrly cured.

Mr.. r.. II. Grceye, merchant Of Chit
howlc, va, ccrtIncs that no had con.
sumption. was given Up To die, sought
all medical treatment thnt money could
procure tried all cough remedies he
conld hear Of, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting IN IN chalr' waF
induced To trg Or. Kings New Dlscov-
cry. and was cnred by use Of two bot
Ties For past three years has been at
tending to business and says Or Kings
New Discovery Is he grAndesi remedy
ever made, az v hns done no much for
him and also Cor Others In his commu-
uty Ir. KngH New Discovery "
guaranteed fer Couphs. Colds and Com
sumption II don'l fall Trial bottles
free at Logan uruE cos Drug Store, o
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FASHIONS rANcIEs

Vlolets are again the favorite flower
for the corsage bouquet.
Bows of braid, sewn only on one edge
to represent tucks, trim some OF the
cloth skirts.
A new sable cape is made with the
skins placed horizontally, so that the
dark stripes run around
Bell-shaped pelerine founces are add
ed to the tops OF close coat-shaped
sleeves on some of The new wraps and
fancy jackets
Chiffon merveileux is the name OF a
lovely fabric that makes up into ideal
gowns, neckwear and light capes. II
may be had in both single and double
width, and is not expensive.
Petticoats Of silk morecn with tafreta
silk ruHes are recommended for wear
ing qualities. which the all-taifeta skirt
does not possess. The material comes
Ia variety Of pretty colors.
One of the novelties OF the season Is
the shaped hounce of black net em-
hroidered with Jet, silver, steel. or trt-
descent beads. 1t Is all ready for use,
and freshcns up black satin skirt
wonderfully.
On very stylish Russian neEligee
gowns the front droops In blouse fash
ion and Is closed on the left shoulder and
down the left side. after the style Of the
Russian street garments now so uni
versally popular
Another fancy which seems to have
taken possession of the. women rather
early In the season Is the large mum OF
chinchllla sable and senl al velvet, ilow
crs. and lace, which is carried without
any reference TO the temperature.
Gloves in cherry red, salmon, pink and
bright blue are out in the shops They
are not to be seen in prodigious NUN.
bers. There are not many women who
care to have such an air Of business
about them as to be taken for dyers'
abDrentlcps.
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RlNERART & TATUM,
Telephone 2lg, City Bank Building

ST'RUsTRE's SALE or OHIO COUNTY
i REAL ESTATE, i,
by virtue OF deed Of trust maaSe y! "
Renzon Mpzingo and Carrie b. MoIlHt.g;
his wife, and Thomas Mozingo, 10 ms, = !,
trustee, bearing date ON the 2itl lag Y,
June, 1884, and now OF record IN ihe GEM ,a,,
office Of the county court Of one ,9u'yys,'
West Virginia. IN Deed OF Trust BooA ."
49, mage ll6, will on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF Dr.
GENDER. 1897,
sell at public auction at the norm I'VE NY,
door of the court house OF ONO e9uIHNS5
West Virginia, COmmenclng at " oC '.,,
Il. M, the following described Two ~,
Of land, situated on the waters MN
tiiaW's Run ana Battle Run, ln iAV,'
district Ohio county, West virginia as
bounded aud described as follows, ,,,,
First traCt-BCginnin at q sloIg w. ~.
n white oak In Pcddlcord's line, aHdn w
ncr to lands OF Melvin and Martin W.,
man, and thence with Bowman ",
north ~. west 200 poles 10 sax, " m.
line OF Morrow Gibson, thence WIN "a
sons line north If' west 292 ppi.s W
beech stump; thence north ia Wa
poles 20 q stake; thence north ~ IA
Gdl poles to a stone corner 70 o.,r,.ire5I
OF ReR2On Mogingo. thence with Moa4is,.
line north gb5e' east 81 poles 20 VIVA
wood thence north SIX, west ] ppoSh nr
a white oak, corner to lands OF Jagggan,is
gOrmo; thence north So east az po.G,i
q post; thence south fN' cast az PeH' MI
locust, thence south iOis' cast 80. M
TO tho place OF beginning, ana cou,a"
forty.clght NO acres and soycInNp
poles, more or less, AK surveyed w Ia
MeClccry on the nth day on 'W,, vol
This being the same properly Idoril
conveyed to tho said Reason ans, wv.
MO9lnrn by MclVtn bowman ana VISA
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At Work Again.

A few applications of Salvation OH
will readily cure sprains and bruises,
and heal cuts, burns aud acafds. IT'S
undoubtedly the best paln.curc on tho
market, and shoutdbo, ready for use, iii
every home in the land. MI, Frank
stubonhayor 1887 Elm st., Dubuque,
Town, statosi al used salvation Oh on
n spraincd elbow, which threatened to
prevent me from working, and after
several ttioroughwbbIngs, uwoko tho
very next morning much relieved aud
able to 90 TO work, iint I not used
Salvation OIL certainly would have
lost weeks WORT, which would iayo
amounted TO many timcS the cost Of a
bottle orOtt. Everybody sfoutd Keep
salvation OIL in tho house," ills sold
everywhere for only 20 cents.
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PROSPERITY comes puioltcnl to tho
mnn whore iiyer " IN gppa condition,
DpWtra Little lGnrly lllsoE ara "a
muuH little pilla TOR constipation, bill.
touanosa indigestion ard all stomach
and liver troubra Charles Il 1ootap,
Market aud Twelfth Btrtcta, chatham
Sinclair torty.etxth nnd iurot streets
A. " schcolg, M OOi Main street, gX.
ley Bros Penn ana Zane streets, nov.
70 q co, bridgeport
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fc Oure ana use that old ana wtti-triea
remedy. Mrs, Wlnslow'S Soothing Syrup
Tor children toothlng. II BoutheA the
child. softeng tho gttms, uliayB all pain
cures wind collie and IN the hest remedy
for dlnrrh1ah twenty-five cCnib u
hattie. HlWf&w,
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ONE Minute Cough Cure cures
quickly. That's what YOU want
Charles II. Goelge, Market and Twelfth
streets, Chatham Sinclair Gonr'ylSiA
ana Jacob streets; A, H. Schculr, No
COI Main street, lGxlcy Bros, Penn and
2nnc streets; Bowie & Co, bridgeport
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NM rs, MAgYLEwIs, wife Of a proni-
W nent farmer, aud well known BY all
. - old residents near Belmont, n. Y.
writes; For twenty-seven years | had been
q constant sufferer from nervous prostra-
ton, and paid large sums OF money for doc
tors and advertised remedies without bene-
ut. Three years ago my condition was
alarming; tho least noise would stagtle cra
unneryo mo, | wss Unable to sleep, hsG !
number Of sinking spells and slowly grew
worse. began using Dr., Niles Restorative
Nervluo and Nerve and Liver pills, AZ lras
tho medicine seemed to have no eject, hG;
after taking q few bottles began 10 roii:c
changci rested better Mt night my appt-
lite began to improve and rapidly grew
better, until now am as nearly restored
tohealth as one Of my ago NAV cgpect, Coz!
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-
bless DR.. Miles'NerYlne
. Or. Miles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
gists under u positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded, Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free, Address,
DIR, MILES MEDICh
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Drafts on England, Ireland, France and
Germany.
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FINANCIAL,

j. N. VANCE. President
JOHN FREw ..,..,.....".Ntee President
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WILLIAM A. ISETT, President
MORTIMER PoLLoCK.,Vicc President
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-09-11
ON HOW TO DISCHARGE CLERKS.
Acting Postmaster General Asks Adj
vice to EVade the Law.

Washington, Sept. 8. - Acting Post
master General Heath had conference
today with the attorney general as to
the course to be pursued by officers Of
the postoffice department in case old
postmasters refuse to Vacate for new
ones. or where clerks decline to accept
transfer or removal on the grounds that
they are protected by civil service regu-
lations. The attorney general advised
him that the proper course in such cases
was to refer the matter with papers to
United States district attorneys. The
conference was the result of Postmaster
Gordon of Chicago, who asked for in
structions in the case of superintendent
Carr of that city, who refused to accept
a transfer to a clerkship and secured a
restraining order from Judge Jenkins.