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THE LAETARE MEDAL
To Be Conferred on John A. Creigh-
ton, of Omaha.
Great Mark OF Recognition Designed
BY Notre Dame University for
Catholic LayElen Who Perform
DiStinguished Services.

John A. Creighton, of Omaha, Neb.,
received the Laetare medal from the
University of Notre Dame this year.
This medal is presented on Laetare
Sunday-mid-Sunda of Lent-whence
the medal takes it's name. 1t is a
mark of recognition for Catholic lay
men not unlike the golden rose pre-
scented by the pope to distinguish
Catholic sovereigns. This medal is in
tended as recognition of services rem
deredby the laity in behalf of religion,
education and morality. Men and
women have received it because of
their notable services to religion in
different lines of public duty. His
torians, journalists, jurists, engineers,
artists, writer's and physicians have
been recognized by this distinction.
In this instance the University of
Notre Dame has selected as the re-
cipient a benefactor of charity and
Catholic education.
John A. Creighton is one of the
pioneers of Omaha. He has been iden-
titled with the business interests of
that city from it's foundation, and is
one of it's most honored and respected
citizens.
Creighton university, the first en-
dowed Catholic university in the Unit
ed States was founded by the late Ed
ward Creighton. 1t has been enlarged
and developed by the gifts of John a.
Creighton. ST. Joseph's hospital was
founded by the wife of John A.
Creighton, and her bequest was in
creased fourfold by her husband to
make the hospital fitting monument
to his deceased wife. The medical col
lege that bears his name was estab-
lished by his gifts and made a part of
Creighton university, and numerous
charities in the city of Omaha attest
the liberality and benevolence of the
man that Notre Dame honors with
this medal, it's highest mark Of appre-
citation.
Edward Creighton built the first
line of telegraph that reached the Pa
cific coast before the construction of
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swered the arguments put forth by Will
liam j. Bryan. His effort was received
with much satisfaction by New York
republican leaders, several of whom
have expressed a desire that the honor
of placing William Mckinley in nomi-
nation for second term be given to
Kansas, and to Mr.. Burton. 1t has also
been suggested that Burton be made
national committeeman for Kansas,
but he has declared that he will not ac-
cept the place. Mr.. Burton is can
didate for the United States senate. to
succeed Senator Baker, and he gives it
as his reason that candidate for SEN
ator or a federal otiicehplder should not
be given the position of committeeman.
Mr. Burton is native of Indiana. He
located at Abilene. Kan, 10 years ago
in the practice of law, and has been
prominent figure in the republican
politics of Kansas ever since. He has
served his state in the legislature. was
in 1893, and only missed an election to
the United States senate in 1895 by one
vote in the joint caucus, being defeated
by Lucien Baker, of LeavYworth. Dur
ing all the years of money agitation in
Kansas, when the republican state and
congressional conventions were dec.ar-
ing for the free coinage of silver, Mr..
Burton was the only prominent repub-
lican in the state who never wavered
from his position for gold standard.
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THE SUGGESTION STUCK.
How United States Senator Lindsay
OF Kentucky Was Persuaded
to Study Law.

Illustrating what trifing incident
can influence a mans whole career. it
is told of Judge William Lindsay, who
is now United States senator from
Kentucky, that when young man
still in his teens he was blowing in his
fathers field, which was near a cross
roads store where a dozen or more
men usually congregated.
Young Lindsay and the mule he was
working to the pillow did not gee" well
and finally in trying to turn the mule
around at the far side of the field a
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JOSEPH RALPH BURTON.
Kansas Man Who May BE Selected to
Renominate President Mckin-
ley At Participate.

Joseph Ralph Burton, of Kansas, may
be selected to place William Mckinley
in nomination for president at the Phil
adelphia convention. The friends OF
the brilliant young orator are moving
in this direction, and have secured the
consent of many of the leading repub-
licans of the east. The Kansans who
have been active inthis matter say that
the only other western man who is
talked of for this distinguished honor
is Senator Beveridge, of Indiana.
Recently Mr.. Burton made speech
at Brooklyn, N. V. in which he an
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any railroad. The Creighton brothers
were employed in the construction of
the Union Pacific railroad and other
large enterprises.
Edward Creighton had one ideal in
life and that was to found a free insti-
tuition of learning to be conducted I'M
der Catholic auspices, but he died in
testate, and the plans he had outlined
were left unprovided for. His wife,
Mrs. Mary Lucretia Creighton, inher
tied his entire fortune. She knew of
her husbands plans, and determined
to put them into execution. In her
will she bequeathed $150,000 to the
founding of college that should bear
her husbands name, and Creighton
college was erected in the city Of
Omaha and given over to the Jesuit
order. To this endowment fund John
A. Creighton has added liberal dona-
lions to aid in the extension and
equipment of the college.
The next object of Mr.. Creighton's
bounty was ST. Joseph's hospital,
which was built by him at a cost of
S25O,OOO. When it was completed he
again directed his attention to edu-
cation, and founded the John A.
Creighton medical college, in connec-
ton with the hospital. This medical
college became part of the Creigh-
ton university. He gave largely to the
building of st. Johns church, nearby
the college, one of the handsomest
churches in the city. The convent of
the Poor Clares was built by him upon
land that he donated and fund was
set aside for the maintenance of the
convent.
His iberality toward charity and
education received recognition some
years ago by his appointment to the
title and distinction of Roman count
by Pope Leo XIII.
The recipient of the Laetare medal
is selected by the president and fac
ulty of the University of Notre Dame.
The presentation, together with an IL
Illuminated address, is made on Laetare
Sunday. The custom of giving this
purpose of encouraging more active
interests in religious and educational
matters by the laity.
Last year it was awarded to Mary
Gwendolen Caldwell, the founder Of the
Catholic university.
The names of those who have already
been chosen year by year as recipients
of the Laetare medal are as follows:
John Culinary Shea, the historian: Pat
rick Kelley. the noted architect of
church edifices; Eliza Allen Starr. lee
turer and artist; Gen. John Newton, P.
v. Hickey. Mrs. Anna Hansen Dorsey,
DR.. William j. Onahan, Daniel Dough-
erty, Maj. Henry F. Brownson, Patrick
Donahue. editor and publisher; Angus
tin DAILY, Gen. William Stark Rosecrans,
Mrs. Sadlier, DR.. Adds Emmett, Tim
othy E. Howard, and Mary Gwendolen
Caldwell. .-.--
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worse misunderstanding than usual
occurred. The mule turned square
around and started back over the pillow
right at Lindsay, who grabbed piece
of fence rail and hit his big-eared serv-
ant terrible jolt above the eye. The
mule fell dead.
Lindsay looked at the dead mule and
then at the crowd across the field at
the store. He saw the men had wit
messed his killing of the mule and he
started at full run to the store When
he reached there almost out of breath.
he exclaimed: Gentlemen. | killed
the mule, but did it in self-defense'
by lingo, Bill, you ought to be
lawyer" said one of the men, "for any
body who can think of a plea of that
sort on the spur of the moment would
make good one"
That suggestion stuck in young
Lindsay's mind-he did study law, be-
came chief Justice of Kentucky. and
one of the greatest lawyers the state
ever had.
In 1885, says the Cincinnati Enquirer,
when Lindsay, as senator, deserted his
party on the silver issue, one of his old
friends, who knew the mule incident
and who was angry at Lindsay for
his course, said:
Say. boys, amt it a pity that Lind
l.:Jl l.
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Made OF Enem Cannon.
The Victoria cross is Maltese cross
made from cannon captured from the
enemy. In the center is the royal
crest; below scroll bearing the words
"Tor Valor." The reverse side 10 bare
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-11
Death OF w. r. Stuart.

William Robertson Stuart dieC
here at the homo Of his daughter
Mrs. L. p. Bowen, on Monday NOR
ming, last, at 1870 O'Clock, after al
illness OF several weeks. Mr.
Stuart was born in Augusta county,
January 18th, 1918, and was there
fore, at the time Of his death, in
the S8th year of his age. In 1912
he moved with his family to
Greenbrier county, Va, (now w.
Va.) where his wife, who was a
Miss BrsdfOri, of Orange County,
died, in 1864. There were nine
children IN bis family, seven of
whom are now living. viz: Charles
A. Stuart, of Kansas, w. r. Stuart.
Jr., of Bluefeld. Mrs. L. p Bowen,
of Tazewell, Mrs. Edmund SebOn,
OF Huntington, w. Va, A. b.
Stuart, of Richards, w. Va,
Judge j. II. Stuart, of Tazewell
aud DIR. L. f. Stuart, of Hunting>
ton. None of the children except
Mrs. 30 wen and w. II. Stuart were
present at his death, Judge Stuart
being absent in Wise. in an impor-
tant murder trial, and the other
children, owing to distance and
other unavoidable hindrances
being unable to he present. Mr..
Stuart was member of the Pres
byterian church for many years,
and as christian and citizen held
a place of high esteem among his
neighbOrs.
The funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon, from the Pres
byterian church, Rev. Mr.. Ruff, the
pastor, conducting the service.
The burial was with Masonic hon
ors, the deceased having been a
jealous and worthy mem Der of that
order for very many yearf. The
body ives laid to rest in the old
cemetery.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-11
Measles Did It.

On account of about twenty five
cases Of ne asles among the students
OF Tazewell College and q still
larger number who have been lex.
posed aud who are expected to
become victims OF the disease, there
will be no commenc ement exercises.
The faculty, patrons and friends
regret this as An interesting pr J.
gram had been contemplated.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-11
The Register

The register this week records
with much joy the advent of a
young lady in the town, who if she
has not already been heard from,
will in the future. MIR. and Mrs.
HIS. Surface, are the proud claim
ants of this "new girl" Mr.. Sur
face, the efficient assistant post
master bears his new honor with
becoming dignity. -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-11

Mr. Anderson Buchanan, the
steam power of the Repnbl .can Of
ice, has moved his residences from
Mechanics Avenue to West Mar
Strest.-Tazewell Republican.
Bishop Randolph arrived at Taze.
we'll last Tuesday. aud o. Tuesda,
night he conducted services at the
Episcopal church,
LILLE G orge Duiisuid. son O,
VI anl Mrs. W A Scott. vrrv Ill
j. Meek H"ge. Of Bur rs ,iardrp
was IN town yesterday.
J. ID. Alexander has a new ad in
this issue
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-11
For Sale.

Valuable property, situate in the
corporate limits of Taze we'll, Virei-
nis, consisting of about 10 acres OF
land, good 2 story house, consist
ing OF q rooms and out buildings, a
good stable and tenement dwelling
also on the land Good orchard
shade trees and two good springs.
Anyone wanting home in the town
OF Tszewsll cannot do better thar
purchase this property.
Terms, very reasonable. For fur
Their infor nation apply to
V. l.. SEXTON,
Tazeweu. Va
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If your fortune depends upon
keeping your home, buy an in
surance policy.
There's nothing that will
make you safe and make you
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The pleasure you will get
from uneasiness will act as a
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And the mole you know of our
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Attorney ID. III. Smith was in
Bluefield and other important points
part of this week, on legal business.
We have never heard of such prices
as r. G. Chapman is offering in
shoes. Read his adj in this issue.
Mr.. A. l.. Williams, the venerable
father of Mrs b. +. Lewis, is in
Russell County visiting friends and
relatives
Capt. Jas. S, Peery has bought the
mercantile business of Thompson,
Britain and Co., Thompson Valley
and has taken charge. Brittian
Peery, son of Capt. Jas. S., will con
duct the business.
j. Q. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn.
says, Il conDot say too much for
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve One
box of it cured what the Doctors
called an incurable ulcer on my jaw"
Cures piles and all skin diseases.
Look out for worthless imitation Jno.
+. Jackson.
Messrs Zeb V. and Wade H. Car
ter, of Danville, Va, bright and good
looking students of Old Dominion
College, Richlands, came to see us
one day last week
Prof. Showalter, who was at one
a teacher in Tazewell College, was
here this week on a visit of pleasure
and BUSINESS.
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
the finest pi Is ever used. I'D. j.
Moore, Millbrook, Ala They quickly
cure all liver and bowel trouble Jno.
E. Jackson.
Rev. G. Shelburn, of Roanoke, Va,
will deliver the annual Literary Ad-
dress of Tazswell H gh School on
Nav 18TH, 8 p. IN. On that night
will be the graduating exercises and
tue awarding of medals.
After suffering from piles for
fifteen years was cured by using
two boxes of DeWitt's Witch hazel
Salve," writes w. j. Baxter, North
Brook, n. @. 1t heals everything
Beware of counterfeits. Jno. +.
Jackson.
Some of the readers of this paper
who live on Tazewel Avenue sug-
gests that the Town Council meet
and go over that part of the town in
Ia body. There are some holes in
the. road that they couiGen's sc;
their feet through, but a horse can
The easiest and most effective
method of purifying the blood and
invie ng the systt m is to take
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pill for cleansing the
liver and bowelsJno. E. jackson.
Mr.. ALEXANDER Main, of Aberdeen
Scotland, and his son-in-law, J. p
Game ron, Of Graham, made us 6
pleasant call last week Mr.. Main il
on visit to his daughter, Mrs. Cam
eron, and other relatives in thil
country. he expresses himself a.
greatly delighted and surprised will
our great cities. New York, Phila
delphia aud Washington. which he
visited. Tazewell, he says. is very
much like his home country around
Aberdeen
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Coming Events.

The Saviour has said with all
the force that language is capable
of, "What l say unto you 1 say
unto all, Watch" Now this say.
ing must be ut,li lied in what be
was teaching, and not otherwise.
The subject in his mind was the
time of tue removal of the Gentiles
and the common cement of the
reign aud kingdom of God aud in
this change of reign, death is to be
destroy ed, and the dead raised to
life again. AS important things
as the foregoing are to take place
and all people are, or will be inter
ested when those things come to
pass. 1t was proper for the Saw
Jour to inform all people to watch.
The Saviour verIties the foregO-
ing by saving; "Heaven and earth
shall pass away but my words shall
not pass away
The Gentiles will be removed by
wars. sNation hall rise against
nation and kingdom against king
dom and wars will tend to create
famines and plaques and all evils
that accompany wars.
The Saviour says that many will
come in his name and VIII deceive
many, and If so M ma tier, great
Babylon and great signs and the
false prophets spoken of Revela-
tiohs will be removed by those
Comm Otions. The other moving
causes that produce this change of
reign IS God setting up a nation
that shall stand forever and then
it is proclaimed unto that nation,
allow beautiful upon the noun.
taius are the feet of him that
bring good tidings that publish
eth peace that bringeth good It'd
lngs Of good that publisheth saliva
tiOn; that sayeth unto Zion, Thy
God reigneth." Now it is self-ev-
ldeut that the reign of God is the
highest reign known by any intel.
ligence, and therefore that in the
last triumph spoken of by St.Paul.
10Th chapter of LIST. Cor. also
brought to notice in the 1Ith chap
ter of Revelations, viz: "rhe sew
enth Angel sounded and there were
great voices in .leaven, saying the
kingdom of our Lord and of his
Christ and he shall reign forever
and ever.
Now it is evident that tue time
of the kingdom of this world he.
come the kingdom Of our Lord and
of his Christ, iS the same event AS
that spoken about by the Saviour
when he says, "Jerusalem shall be
trodden down by the Gentiles un-
til the time of the Gentiles be full
til!sd..'T'
One of the Angels is represent
ed as appearing to the revelator,
John, and giving him further les =
sons, these lessons we modern
teachers designate as object les
sons. One Of the chief objects of
these lessons is to bring to notice
"a pure river of the water of life
proceeding out of the throne of
God and of the Lamb"
And it is further written, "blses.
ed is he that keepeth the sayings
Of the prophecy of this Book"
This opens the door wide to the
people OF all the world to partake
of the water OF life that proceeds
out of the throne of Col ard of the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-11

Frankfort, ky, May 5.-The
indictment against Republican
Governor Taylor was not made
puolic tonight, but it is said to
have been entcrd on record i'm
a batch of Dr,lorS at the close of
term of the court to night
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]. n. HARTMAN
Fire and Life Insurance.
Successor to Tazewell Insurance Agency
HZEWELL, VA.

Office, Masonic Building, opposite
court house.
None but the best companies repre-
sented. Prompt payment of losses guar
anteed.
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Personal.

addition to his residence.
@ p. Greever, of Graham, was i,
town on Tuesday.
Rev. w. W. Ruff will preach a
Mays Chapel Sunday afternoon a
$50.
w. j. Newenham, a prominent
and we'll known citizen of Pocahon.
tas. was in town on Monday.
Capt. G. A. Fudge was on the
street this week looking quite we'll
after his prolonged sickness.
s. d. May has been in PhiladeI-
phia for some time on professional
business.
Geo. w Stellar went to Bramwell
on Tuesday afternoon on profession
al business.
Miss Mable Ireson, of North
Tazewel!, was shopping i u town this
week.
M. @. McCorkle and his son,
Hunter, of Big Stone Gap, are visit
ing home folks this week.
Mrs. DIR. Shoemaker, j L. Hell
dreth and Uriah Mccoy, have been
quite sick this week.
Every body is invited to hear the
sermon Sunday night to the Jr. o.
q. A. III. by Rev. Willis l.. Wayts.
E. III. Lilly and Joe Warden left
this week to accept positions with
the Great Olympia Shows, now str
toned at Bluefeld.
Chas. L. Patton has had a number
Of cases Of measles in his family re-
Gently. We are glad to note their
improvement.
Jas. r. Laird, of the JAS F. Hurt
Insurance Agency, went to Pulaski
on Tuesday to adjust fire loss He
took j. Il. Heldreth along as a bal
ance wheel.
DIR. j. II. Morgan, the new den
tist, is snugly and comfortably stu
ated now in rooms over Buston's old
grocery store, where his patients can
find him at any time.
j. A. Neal, Jno. G. Bundy, w. d.
Jones and other prosperous farmers
have bee q delivering wool here this
week to Messrs Jno. w. Crockett
and r. S. Gillespie, who are storing
it next door to the News Office, in
Buston's old grocery store.
DIR. Thos f. Peery has been il
Burke IS Garden several days looking
after his cattle and other farm ing
interests. He returned to Bluefielc
on Tuesday.
A Hounshell, of Blues tone, was
at North Tazewell on Tuesday loca
ting brick yard for Messrs Ireson
and Whitley, who are preparing to
make a large number of brick.
Tuesday morning two dogs got
into Col. Mays sheep and killed five
lambs and five ewes. One of the
dogs was killed and the other Grip
pied.
Invitations are out for a musica
to be given by Mrs. c. Alexander'l
pupils, Miss Mamie Leslie and Mis-.
Helen Fudge, assisted by Mis-,
Edith Whitman and Mr.. Will Henri,
Anderson, at Town Hall, Tuesday
evening, May 18TH, at 8 o'clock
An entertain .nent will be given by
Mrs. G. l.. Ale xander's music elias.
on Wednesday evening, May 10th
at o'clock, in the Town Hall. t.
which the public are cordial,
invited.
DIR. Williams, of Richards, wa,
called to Bluehsld on professions
business on Tuesday. He report
Miss Mayo McGnire, Of Cedar Bluff
who has been SO critically ill, a
some what better.
Rev. w. N. and Mr.. Higginboth
am, who have been spending severa
weeks with relatives in the cOmmu
nifty, left on Tuesday TOR their home
Lsrona, W. Va Mr.. Higginbothan
preached very acceptably Will
here.
Mrs. 8. r. Ward. Mrs. Geo. War,
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