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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10
rAR GEORGIA DEmoCRArw.
state Ticket Nsmin .ted and Delegates
Chosen 90 National csnvenSron.

state Tick et smi N . ted and Dsfo~st~z
Chosen 90 NanenaI csnvenuon.
Atlanta. Ca. Georgta's des-
egation 10 the Kansas City Convention.
which was chosen In the State Demo-
cratic Convention here to-day. was IN
structed to cast rs vote for w. l.
Bryan as the Presidential nominee from
the Democratic party There was CON-
siderable enthusissnn at the mention OF
the Nebraskan's name. and the Demo
cratic party In Georgia showed itself to
be unit for his selection.
The convention, with four hundred
members present. was a harmonious
one II was caktd 10 order by Chair
man Fleming q. Dubignon, of the State
democratic Executive Committee. at 10
O'CLOCK. and only a few hours were re-
CURED 70 nominate State ticket. So
ieot four -dalsgatss-st- large TO the Ma
tional Convention. adopt Q platform
and adjourn. The following ore she
delegates from the State-at-iaree 10 the
Kansas City Convention: Boykin
wright. or Augusta; J. J. Spaldinx. OF
atlanta; Wylie 3. Burnett. OF Athens.
and Lewis r. Garard, Of Columbus ".
4. Brown. of Atlanta. was elected tenn
porary chairman. Permanent organ
lzHtion was then Effected. with Mg.
Dupignon as permanent chairman.
the Following State ticket was nomi-
mated: For Governor, Allen %
Gambler; for Secretary OF State. Phi
COOK; for Attorney General, Joseph M.
Terrell; for Comptroller General Will
nam a. Wright; for Treasurer. n. n
Park; for Commissioner of AKrioulture.
y. -: Stevens; for Commissioner OF ia
ucation' q. X. Glenn; for Justices OF
the supreme Court. William A. Little
ana Hal L. Lewis. Three prison COM
nissiohers were also nominated. There
were no contests for any az the nIac.s
on the State ticket. the Delegates hay-
ing been sent TO the eonvention In.
structed by the State primary held in
May. The election Of the foresoing
ncket VIII take place In October.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10
Ladies', Why Don't Youq

"" Ay A(0At OuI
Editor News:
Is there anything at all that we
can gay or do to convince ALL your
lady readers that We are actually
giving away to every married Indy in
the United States who writes for il
an elegant sterling silver plated
sugar shell like jewelers. sell ut
Zoe each! There is no catch
about this offer. Their is nothing
to pay, nor any requirement to buy
anything in order to secur, this
beautiful souvenier gift. 1t is our
way of advertising the merits of
Quaker Valley silverware. A copy
of the HomeFc nisher, our own
publication, will also be sent free.
Surely this beautiful sugar shell
gift liz worth asking for. Then it
seems to us that we should hear from
every married lady who reads your
paper Quaker Valley Mfg. Co.
Morgan and Harrison SITS. Chicago
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10
WILL RE LYNCHbD N ca UaHr.
TWO Young Ladies Assaulted by n
Negro-The Governor Called ON for
Troops.

Clovercale. Va N-Goyernor rv-
Ter has been calico upon by Common
wealth's Attorney Allen. OF Botetourt
county. 60 have several companies OF the
State Guard In readiness to move 60 FIN
castle. the county seat, In case arrest IN
made OF the fend who assaulted two
young women OF prominent families OF
this section. Miss Nellie Keister. @
Blaohsburg, who year ago married Ellis
Braem. or Chase City. and who left him
without sensational publicity. and her
cousin. Miss Bessie Linkenhoker dauRh-
Ter or Mr.. Ballard Linkenhoker, a weil-to-
DO planter Of this county, whom abe was
visiting. were the victims or an ATTEMPTED
outrage. and have Just recovered con-
seriousness.
Miss Linkenhoker r. at her homa noas
Oaleville. and her mind II q blank 70 ali
circumstances attending the Attempted
crime, but Miss Keister, who cannot De
moved from the hotel here regained conp
seriousness this evening. and In q few
words che explained that what had bean
reported as an accident was none other
than felonious and criminal ASSAULT by
2 burly negro. who first struck Misa Lin
kenhoker back OF the head with a SAND
oag. then dealt the blow that struck her
also. The bodies OF the two young wosn-
en- were found some distance apart I'm the
ROAD, and the condition In which they
were at that time was let out to-day. Miss
Linkenhoker's PROSTATE form was un-
harmed. but Miss Ketster was badly
treated. Her hair was dishevaed. her
neck bore finger prints. and her clothing
badly torn. Chief Detective Baldwin. Of
the Norfolk and Western. II working on
the case. and IL IN confidently predicted
mere that should the fend ever be caught
he could never be given trial.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10
Consolidated Coal, Iron and Land
Company.
DIVIDEND OF CAPITAL.


Notice is hereby given that the
shareholders of the Consolidated
Coal, Iron and Land Company in
General Meeting of the Company,
ordered a dividend of Capital of 10
per centum upon the preferred
stock payable on the LIST. dayof Nov.
.ember, 1900 at the office of the Com
pany in the City of Philadelphia,
Pa, to the preferred shareholders
of record on the 10Th. day of Octo-
Der, 1900, OH the production of the
certificates of stock in order that
there shall be stamped thereon the
amount of said dividend and of
the. amount of the reduced capital
thereby.
CHARLES S. THORNE,
July 18th. 1900. Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10
Bob Tqyiors Love Letters

This little book has had and is
having, n large sale. 1t has given
pleasure to very large number of
people. Remember, we give it
away as u premium to new cash
Subscribers. Call rs our office on
Court day and see the book. and let
us enter your name on our list.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10

governor Taylor's Love Letters. thir-
teen in number, are con ,idered the best
wotk that has ever come from his gifted
pen They are full of wit and humor.
sentiment and pathOs; instructive and
amusing. They produce laughter and
tears. They are addressed to: "Uncle
SAM" Politicians" Boys" Girls, :"
Bachelors" Drummer" "Fiddlers"
ssiFsi si "MSSthers-in-law." Can
and Teachers" THE BOOK also con
tains several of Governor Taylor's noted
speeches. Postpaid, % cents.
We will give this Nice Book
free to new subscribers to the
NEWS, and to old subscribers who
pay year in advance:
The illustrated Youth and Age. Nashville.
Tenn, a semi-monthly journal l6 TO 32
pages. devoted to Fiction Poetry, Adven-
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X Knowledge Box, etc. Only high grade
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S127.OO.

That is just what it will cost
to send your boy or girl to Taze
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are forbidden to tres.
pass upon my lands by riding, driv-
ing, hunting or fishing or in any
other manner whatever. Trespass
srs will be punished according TO
law. ,THos. PUcKErT,
Yards, Va.
June 10Th, 1900
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10

WANTED-One young man from
Tazewell county, Virginia, to pre-
pare for the coming Railway Mail
Service Examination. We furnish
everything, Including books and
maps. Address, enclosing stamp,
Interstate Correspondence Insti.
tute, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10
THE NEW YORK WORLD.

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10
Tresspass Notice

ALI parties are hereby notified not
to trssspass on the lands or dam of
the undersigned by hunting, fishing
or in Any other manner. The law
will certainly be enforced agaiust
such.
G. w. Greever.
Samuel Gillenwater +
j. @. Bailey.
II. f. Peer,.
JED. Peery.
M. l. .Peery
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During the campaign the NEWS
Will be sent to new subscr Ibers for
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-08-10
NOTICE.

Positively no riding, driving, hunt
Ing, or tresspassing Of any kind
allowed on my lands
g. II. PEERY,
May26-1y. Kelly, We
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SHE WAS BLIND.

A blindness to me now and then 7 have %
now 1t Is queer can your eyes but yolr nose
can't read because OF the letters arc lurrc dark
spots cover them; it is very uncomfortable
know all about it it's DYSPEPSIA Take one
OF these it will cure you in minutes
What is t2
A Rinan- Tabulc.
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June 10th, 19OO.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07
To Whom It May Concern,

All persons are hereby notified that the rent note or rent notes exc cuted by one Joe Oliver and probably endorsed by some one else for the rent of the plantation of the Carson place for the year 1900 are absolutely void, as they nre made payable to persons hot autherI<ed to collect the the rent. HENRY VAUGHN. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07
NHAMINADE MUSIC CI

HHAMINADE MUSIC CLUB-On V Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thach entertained the mem bers of the Chaminade Music Club at their home on West Third avenue. This meeting was of social na ture and the regular musical program
 was Dot rendered. Instead the It, erarv ability of each member pres ent was tested in a poetic way. Each guest was supplied with a neat souvenir card on which d sub
 ject was designated for the compo- sition of four-line poem. A few moments only was allowed for the verse to be written. The subjects were both unique and original an q caused much interest to be mani. tested in them. The results brought forth much laughter Mir. 1rl Arm strong was favored by the ldQes as the winner of the prize. Ills effusion of the subject of music was thought
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

NEW HOME OPENED = Friday " evening was the occasion for the opening of new and pretty home to Pine Bluffs younger set. The residence was that of MT. and Mrs. J. r. Alexander on West Fifth ave- nue, their daughter, Miss Ruby. be- Ing the fair hostess. The entertain ment for the evening was that of an Alphabet Game, the puzzle of which was 10 make as many words as pos- sible out of words, usi0g one, two or three of the letters in their long sound only. Miss Mamie Mann proved herself more than equal to the occasion and carried away the prize, one of Ruskin's handsomely hound works. Miss Lou Reeder and MT. .ieo. H. Adams tied for the booby prize, but later Miss Rpeder won the honors. The refreshments served the guests were superb. Miss Alexander Is an entertainer of no slight ability and was at her best on this occasion. Those present were Misses Mamie Mann, Myrah Morrow, Nina Smart. Dollie Smith, Estelle Smith, Lou Reeder. Ruby Alexander. Messrs. G H, Adams. John Alexan- der, Hinton Ferguson, Will Collier, 1rl Phillips, John Hut. Geo. $. Valiant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

the best presented. A dainty re- past was served. The evenings entertainment was closed with a debate on the Twentieth Century. This also proved very instruct tive and interesting pastime. Mir. and Mrs. Thach were the recipients of many thanks and good wishes from those who assembled at their home on this occasion and received so cordial reception at their hands.
 1< nOUBLE WEDDINGEIn this issue O Mrs. V. V. Mann Iwishes to an- nounce the marriage iof her dauch- ters, Miss Emma Belle Mann to Mr. ADsaiom Knox and Hiss Eva John son Mann to MT. William Talton Brasher, which event will occur at her home, No. 727 sduth Pine Street, on the afternoon of Wednesday, Jan. IF. 1900, at 4:15 o'cldck. Rev.gS. W. Cruteher Of the Chiistian church will officiate. No cards. Only q few in- innate friends and relatives of the contracting parties will witness the ceremony. After lthe marriage Mir. and Mrs, Brasher twill take the after noon Iron Mountain train for Hot Springs, where they will spend their honeymooa. Mf. and Mrs. Knox will take the same train for tadu- can, Ny, their future home, Misses Emma and Eva Mann, the brldes-to- De, are most estimable young ladies. possessed or mapy accomplishments. Nature has endowed them with a gentle disposition, sweet temnera- ment, pleasant manners and the in- numerable gracss andl charms that adorn and makf beautiful the h1gh- est type "f wonianhodd. Mir. Knox Is a bright and most promising young man, now holding the reEpon- sible position of genefal secretary of the Paducah, Ky, Y. M. C. A. He has many friends in this city where he mas irequtntlyS visited his broth CTS. Mr. BrasherSis and has been for several years the efficient pre.crIp- ton clerk at the Anderson Meyer Drug Company. His friends in this city are numerous and he is held in high esteem by all his acquaintances. In advance the Graphic extends it's heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the happy couples.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07
SOCIETY,".
Ia NNNNNN NNNA0N ~

"A T TEX RKANA-Thursday af- FA ternoon Mrs. Joe Huckins elab- Drately entertained at her home in Texark complimentary to her sister, Miss Bessie Mills, of this city. A large nuT Der Of TexarkaDa's $ sweetest young ladies were present and passed the evening most pleas antly,
 NANCE = Monday evening two O young society leaders. Messrs. Carson Orto and Alex Barrow, as- sisted by number of other young men, gave most delightful dance at the home of Mrs. G. F. Coe on Vest Sixth avenue, complimentary to Miss Vickie Harrell. Dancing proved 15lhe most enjoyable past-time and tasted for ses eral hours. Dainty re- treatments were served.
 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY \ Mrs. Louis Roth was the pleasing hostess for the Twentieth Cen tury Euchre Club at her home on West Second avenue Thursday aftesnoon. Mrs. E. B. Bloom and Mrs. Gus Waterman were the lucky prize winners. A repast. that was high ly enjoyed and heartily partaken of by the guests, was served. Mrs. Roth proved herself a charming and competent entertainer.
 THE VAL HALLA DANCING ! have never had the opportunity to chronicle more enjoyable dance than that given by the Valhalla Club members on last Thursday evening. A string band furnished themusic and the dance lasted en- joyably for many hours. The affair was in charge of the clubs enter tainment committee and it was due . to their untiring efforts that it Z was such grand success. A large crowd participated.
 3x
 nANCE-Last Friday night large v crowd of young people assembl- ed at the home of Mir. and Mrs. D. Case, on south Main street. The jolly crowd congregated to do hoEor 10 the hostess fair sister, Miss Bfnna McGehee. Dancing was the chief mode of en ntertainment and it lasted pleasantly during the greater part of the event Seasonable re- irsshmsntA ", wed the guests
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

hair ornament. The lunch served was very dainty and select. Mes danes E. c. Howell. F. B.sTomlin- son, Day Mills, $. Geisreiter, J. M. Taylor, Gill Martin, Geo. J. Vining, Jr.; Misses Fay and Irene Taylor, Grace York, Blanche Stanford. of Minneapolis, Minn., Willie Smart, Bettie Houston, Eddie Rutledge,
 were present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

TH E MASCOT-Misses k. ella and
 ! Etta Solmson entertainingly re- ceiyed the members of the Mascot Euchre Club at their home on West Pullen street Wednesday afternoon. The game throughout was a hotly contested one and each punch OH the tally cards caused more anxiety on the part of the players. The prizes, two in number, were captured by Misses Hennie Blum and May Meyer. Miss Blum was awarded
 the first, beautiful and costly gold
 ring with turquois and pearl sett- ings. Miss Meyers prize, the second was a useful cut-glass salve box. The hostesses gave an exera (gnests)
 prize, fine box of candy. which was awarded Mrs. Morris Kahn, of Port Gibson, Miss. The luncheon was complete in every detail and was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

All departed wishing the hostess many happy returns of the day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

DLUFF CITY SOLIAL-Tuesdav D evening the Bluff City Club par lors were the scene of a happy gath ering of young people, members of the Bluff City Social Euchre Club, who assembled 10 contest for the lovely prizes offered by that organi- zation. The game on this occasion was a spirited one, due, perhaps to the anxiety Of those present to cap- ture the pretty prizes that are usu- ally offered by the club. Miss Josie BlutheDthal. the hostess, captured q the first, costly cut glass dish. The second was won by Miss Ida Dreyfus after playing off with Miss RoeIla Solmson. who substituted for Mrs. Gus Waterman, and who tied for same. A toothsome lunch was serv- ed by Caterer Deutch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

NEW WHIST CLUB whist club, N that promises to be one of .he most successful organizations in this city, was organized Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. N. B.
 Trulock on South Laurel street. The name is "The Afternoon Whist Club" 1t is made up of twelve en- thsiastic me embere, who have chosen the word Success" for their motto
 They will meet Tuesday afternoon every two weeks. Mrs. M. Haizlip was elected treasurer and score keeper. The members will enjoy their first meeting at Mrs. Trulock's home next Tuesday evening, when Mrs. J. T. Bradford will be hostess. The members are. Mesdames. J. Y. Bradford, $. NJ. Taylor, J. W. Withers, Will Riley, c. F. Moore, E. M. Schober, W. o. Taggart, M. Heizlip, R. E. Lee, N. B. Tiulock; Misses Fay Taylor and Grace York. THE BACHELOR MAIDS-That
 | popular organization known as the "Backelor Maids" were received by Mrs. William U. Hearn at her pretty home on West Fifth avenue Friday evening. This well known hostess never fails to please and her functions are usually hailed with delight by the invited guests, Eu- chre was an enticing and popular pastime on this occasion. Three prizes were contested for. Mrs. E. C. Howell captured two. the lone hand and first. The second was carried away by Mrs. George J. Vining. Mrs. HowelPs prizes were
 a beautiful piece of statuarY and useful pair of sterling silver scissors. The second prize was an exquisite
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

highly enjoyed by those in atten- dance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-07

NEW YEARS SRECEPTION-Misses N Reba and Marion Dewoody ten- dered their young gentlemen friends new years reception at their pret ty home on West Fourth avenue from the hours of 3:30 to S:30 o'clock New Years day. The house was artistically arranged, the dining room especially being admired. Red carnations with small candles. which added a glowing beauty to the scene, were ussd effectively. The luncheon was very much enjoyed. The fair hostesses were assisted ln receiving by Misses Martha Va liant, Mary Gillespie, May Hudson, Willie
 Smart, Eddie Rutledge and Fannie Hogg. Over ninety invitations were issued for this reception.
 M ISS DOWD'S PARTY-Miss Nel- lIA lie Dowo, the charming little entertainer, delighted number of her little friends with a party on last Sunday night. Games were h. dulged in for a lengthy period. The entertainment concluded with dain- ty refreshments. that were served. Those present were as follows: Miss es Edith Bryant, Jessie Bishop, Fay Chestnut, Stachia Franey, Maggie Lytton, May Fox, Nellie Dowd; Masters Clifton Richardson, Clifton Murphy, Frank Ezell, Frank Franey, Ralph Chestnut, Tal Chestnut, Joe Fox, Athol Townsend, Jim Morley. The guests departed with sweet memories of the evening they had spent, and. as they departed, wished one and all many happy returns of the New Year.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-21
/ Is Mckinley
And Roosevelt
THE CHILD is BORN.

Roosevelt Consents aud Is Nominated
With Mr. Mckinley,
Philadelphia, June 2I-"McKinle, and
Roosevelt" is the ticket. Both were
nominated by reclamation At the con-
vention today. 1t was Io:45 before
Chairman Lodge raped for order. After
prayer by Archbishop Ryan of this city.
Mr. Quay was recognized and withdrew
his amendment to the rules. The chair
man then said, "The next business is the
nomination of the next president OF the
United States" The convention yelled
itself hoarse. When Alabama was called
delegate announced that Alabama
yielded to Ohio. "The senator from Ohio
is recognized" said Chairman Lodge and
Senator Foraker took the platform amid
cheers and made the speech nominating
William Mckinley. His speech was
frequently punctuated with applause
Great cheering greeted Roosevelt when
he rose to second the nomination.
Thurston of Nebraska, Yerkes of Ken
tlcky and Mount of Indiana made sec
onding speeches. Cries of vote, vote,
interrupted Mount. Then the vote be
gan and at its end Senator Lodge an
nounced, "Total vote cast o26, of which
William Mckinley receives o26." A
Demonstration lasting IS minutes follow
ed this announcement
Then LATE Young of Iowa nominated
Theodore Roosevelt for vice president
and scenes identical with those attend
ing McKinley's nomination followed
Roosevelt received all but his own vote
At 3:1o the convention adjourned sine
J die
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-21
BOULDER'S GREAT GROWTH.
The City Has Doubled 10 Population win
in the Ten Years.

The City Has Doubled in Population With.
in the Ten Years.
Messrs George T. Sherman and Har-
old Garwood have just completed the U
S, decennial census of Boulder and filed
their reports Though it will require
some time to ascertain the population OF
this city, sufficient is known to indicate
healthy growth curing the past ten years
Those who thought Boulder had 5000 &c
10, 900 population are doomed to dlsap
pointnent. Those who were content te
believe that during the past ten year:
Boulders population has doubled have
lust about hit the mark. The Camera
does not propose to indicate the source
of its authority, but has information tina
puts the city's population at approx'm
ately 1000, a triAe under rather thar
above that figure. The census OF 1885,
gave Boulder $500.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-21
JOCkOIS NO MORE.
Citizen of Philippine Islands Dies Sud-
denly In Boulder.

Citizen of Philippine Islands Dies Sud-
denly IN Boulder.
The son of Capt. A. J. Nelson, the
Walnut street purveyor 10 the thirsty
brought from Manila, where he served
as musician in the Colorado regiment, a
monkey. The fellow was highly pr'zeo
by the Nelson family and was as br'gh
and clipper as could be. Last Frlda,
he died, despite the heroic efforts OF
Boulder physician. He had Partaken OF
forbidden fruit-green apples ted him ol
mischievous boys. Mr.. Nelson had re
fused SOS for the monkey and wouldn
have parted with him for farm. In tact
he had become so endeared to the tamil,
that he had costly funeral, his body be
ing consigned to grave and wrapped II
the folds of "Old Glory.