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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
TAKES LESS WEARS LONGER.
Delaney Gregory of Fort Plain, N. Y.

To Longman q Martinez, Paint
Makers, N. Y.
Its surprising how little l.. q NJ.
Paint Is required TO paint big house
Have sold the L. & NJ. for over
twenty-five years.
Many houses are we'll painted
with four gallons of Longman and
Martinez l.. q NJ. and three gallons
of Linseed Oil Herewith. Actual
cost of l.. *. NJ. less than 81 20 pei
gallon. Wears and covers like gold
Sold by Moss q Greever, Tazewell.
The Bloch Co., Pocahontas, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
the Death Penalty.

A little thing sometimes results In death.
Thus mere scratch, Insignificant cuts ar
puny boils have paid tue death penalty,
Ii Is wise TO have Bucklen's Arnica
Salve ever handy. It's the Lest saJve on
earth and VIII prevent fatality, when
Burnes, Sores. Ulcers and Piles threaten.
Only 25c, at Jacksons Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
Puts an End to 1T All.

A grievous wall oftimes comes as the
reault of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness, Packache
Liver complaint and Constipation. But
thanks to DIR. Kings New Life Pills they
put an end to 1t all. They are gentle but
thorough. Try them. Only CSC. Guar
auteed by Jacksons Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05

The Democrats OF Mcdowell county
West Virginia, have the best opportu
NIFTY this fall to carry that county 70.
their ticket that they have had for
years. And yet it is said that they do
not contemplate nominating IA county
ticket. The Republicans there seem 70
be hopelessly divided, and will likely
remain so. The Democrats ought to
wake up. and TAX advantage OF their
opportunity.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
j. {. WysOr TO Speak.
A POLITICAL BOOMERANG.

Whether the trainers OF the Chicago
platform, (Mr. Roosevelt), sought favor
with negroes OF the country and the
South haters, or meant to insult the
South, or both, by the insertion OF the
negro plank in the platform, makes no
difference. 1t has proven already
veritable boomerang, working injury to
Mr.. Roosevelt in the North as well as
everywhere else. The following letter
was published recently in the New
York Sun, which shows how the mat
ter is regarded in the north.
"To the Editor Of The Sun-Sir: An
editorial OF recent date in your valued
paper entitled, Was Not Tactical
Error Made at Chicago?' seemed TO the
writer TO have hit the nail squarely on
the head. To him it seems that there
never was a graver error made by any
party than the insertion OF the negro
plank in the Chicago platform.
1.-TWO reasons suggest themselves for
Roosevelt's insertion OF plank which,
had either Mckinley or Hanna been
alive, would never have appeared there,
and they are these:
First, as you suggested TO secure
the negro vote in tho doubtful states of
the North. But what folly TO be striv-
ing to obtain that which one already
has, especially when by so doing you
estrange the many thousands of
Southern white men now living in those
States OF the North, and who but for
that plank would have supported
Roosevelt as they did Mckinley. As
an illustration of what mean, take the
case OF my brother, my cousin and my
self, all Of us from Virginia and now
living in New York.
"'We could not stand BRYAN. and
voted for Mckinley; and we had made
up our minds to support Roosevelt in
this campaign. But then the platform
came out with that negro plank in it
everything was changed in the twinkl-
ing OF an eye, and now nothing could
induce us TO vote for him
son the contrary, we will not only
vote against him, but will do everything
in our power to defeat him.
And, from talks with our friends
and acquaintance from the South now
living here and who in recent years
have voted the Republican ticket. we
find that they will, almost to a man. be
against Roosevelt this year on account
OF his having had that negro plank in.
serted
Then, too, when you think of tn,
many business men Of North living il
those doubtful states and having bust
ness relations with the South in con.
nection with her railroads, factories, etc
and who, for business reasons il fol
nothing else, do not want 10 have tn,
race question agitated again. and whe
will do almost anything to defeat tn,
man who has aimed such blow at tn,
South, you see at a glance that he ha.
alienated from him thousands OF thi
class also. And We are firmly con
WINGED that the votes OF these tive
classes OF men living in those doubtful
states Of the North will decide the is
sue against Roosevelt.
1.-The second reason ascribed b,
some for Roosevelt's insertion Of tn
negro plank is that he had il done as
punishment to the South for its auda
city in daring to treat as it did his at
tempt to bring about social equality be
tween the races at the time the neor
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05

One reading The Daily Press, OF
Roanoke, Slemp's paper, with the ac-
counts OF Slemp's elequence, etc.,
would be forced TO believe that some
old phrases, sterotyped had been re-
surrected from the "whig" that were
used in days gone by.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
Men Wanted

to cut and slip timber at our
works on head of Dismal; wag-
es l5c per hour; 10 hours per
day. Apply
III Fugate Co., Richla nds Va
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"UNRIGHTEOUS POLITICS"

"UNRlGhTE0US POLITICS.
After the new Constitution was pro-
claimed in Virginia our Democratic
contemporaries, with one accord. ex-
pressed profound qualification, because
the negro had been eliminated from the
politics OF the State. They declared
that the press had again been made
free, and could now discuss great public
questions fairly; and be rid OF the
negro question. We were promised
clean politics and honorable, manly
discussion Of principles. At the time
we feared the promise would not be
kept. and now we know it has been
most fiagrantly violated. Democratic
thought at the South has been 80 long
centered upon the negro and Demo-
cratic success 80 long dependent upon
the agitation Of the race question that
the leaders and journals OF that party
seem unable TO get away from il. even
II they SO desired. Tazewell Repub-
licans.
The Democrats are anxious "to get
away from the''race question" As evil
dence OF this the constitutional conven-
ton did everything in its power to put
the question forever out OF the way.
against the protest and persistent op-
position Of the Republicans. We put
it away, as we hoped, forever. But
who Is 1t now that can't "get away"
from the Grace question? The Re
publican party continues its agitation.
The President OF the United States. in
every way possible, and on every oc-
cassion hurls this same question in the
faces of the Southern people, and so
long as the white people Of the South
are outraged 10y the appointment Of
negro officers over white people, the
Democrats won't "get away" from 'the
race question They don't want to
"get away from it. They ought not
TO get away from it. II they did,
the seeming policy OF the admins ira
ton would be carried out. and the
South would be punished" by the
domination of negroes.
And just so long rs the Republican
party, through its leaders, continue to
threaten the country with such flag
rant incidents as have recently occur
red and have become notorious, Just SO
long will the Democrats decline .'to get
away from the question. We are not
doing the agitating. We are doing the
protesting, ana il the Republicans
want to do the defending, all right. II
our contemporary is anxious TO drop
the question, why does it not condemn
instead OF seeming to justify the ac-
tons OF the party in imposing upon the
tuth-his own birth place-the out
RACES, which from time to time Mr..
Roosevelt threatens TO impose? Does
The Tazewell Republican expect the
white Democrats OF the South ..to get
away from this question and STAY
away, while it and the party generally,
If they do not approve, certainly do not
condemn, but condone and make ex-
cusses for such a policy? From Mr..
Roosevelt down to Colonel Slemp-any
and all candidates who favor a negro
b over II white man, be he Democrat OF
Republican, VIII find the Democratic
papers of this country sticking right
there, and viii stay there, until it will
r be no longer question as To whether
= or not this is to remain IA white mans
government"
THE NEW cnNSTITIITtON AIN -r,x~c
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
State Female
Normal School,
Earmv;Ile- Va

The State offers free tuition for
worthy young women who wish TO pre-
pare themselves for teachers.
Liberal Courses in Language, Liter.
allure, Science and Manual Arts.
Strong professional Course with
Normal Training.
Extensive Improvements embodying
the best features OF
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
STONE AND BRYAN.

among those who took part i'm the
proceedings OF the convention Mr.
Bryan was easily and by far the most
commanding figure. He was fiercely
assailei by men who but yesterday
would have crowned him king, but he
lowered against them as mighty giant
among pigmies. Compared 10 most OF
them, he shone as Il star i'm comparison
.Sith the phosphorescent CLEAN OF
lightning bugs. He Is still the great
est Democrat in America and the idol
OF the people. One blast upon his
bugle horn is worth a million men. and
the service he will render the ticket
will be worth more than that OF all his
detractors combined. / talked with
Bryan yesterday. He will stand by
the flag.
II know Judge Parker. He is a
high-type man. III elected he will make
great President. / shall have many
good words TO say for him; but, thank
God, shall not be found among those
who think that TO praise Parker, they
must abuse Bryan. L would rather be
a dog and bark at the moon than be
such man. Senator Stone.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
Modern Educational Eauipment

are TO be ready for the next session.
The Faculty has been. strengthened
by the appointment of several gradu-
ates from leading American Universe
ties.
Session begins Sept. 9TH. Catalogues
sent on application.
5-S-4t. j. l.. JARMAN, Prest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05

Brutus Slemp being deputy mar
shall is hunting stills, and Col. Slemp
not being a speaker is still hunter
Wise News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05

The Republicans this year are talk
ing much OF their time denying what
they have done and said. Mr.. Slemp
continues 10 deny that WysOr challeng-
ed him, and one Republican, with n
very unusual amount OF toughness OF
cheek and strength OF nerve has ven
tured To deny that the little white boy
and colored girl stood side by side at
the Chicago convention, an incident
now notorious, and destined 10 become
historic. Being unable to defend or
disprove the only thing l,ft is to
deny or confess.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05

When Senator Elkins makes n speech
against his dady-in-law watch him
wink the eye on the off side.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-05
a g IT q 1 Ia.
Bears the <,Ihs Kind lou Have Always Bout
''s. "a &NHzlMx

Mrs. Senator Elkins has a fine oppor-
tunity to prove to The country that
"the hand that rocks the cradle" hus
lost none of its cunning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
Friends University.

Chapel on Monday morning was given
over to the gymnasium association for
their report The gymnasium associa-
ton of Friends university was organized
in December, 1908, for the purpose of
completing a room as a gymnasium. The
membership of this association included
the students and faculty % Friends uni
versity. Edgar Haworth was chosen
president, Alice Matlock secretary, and
Professor Stout, Western Loomis. Bert
Wells, Lenora Jay, La Rue Horner, Eli
Thompson. Daisy Dixon and Edna Shaw
as executive committee. Regular solicit
tation was begun by the executive COM
mittee after the Christmas vacation. At
this time the amount raised was SOL.
Students. faculty and board, Sl26: fence
money, S20o; Davis lyceum. SIS: Street
Car company. 500. The exact expenses
were $4S1. This left thirty dollars to be
raised this year. and there We're still
1870 feet of flooring To be laid Nothing
was done by The association until the
last month when a box supper was given
and the thirty dollars cleared. The lum-
Der men OF the city were solicited and
very generously offered from 100 to 2o1
feet of lumber as follows: West Side
30 feet; Schwartz. loo feet; Davidson. 100
feet: Metz. $50 feet; Butts. 100 feet: Nc
Lean. loo feet; Frecle. 100 feet; Univer-
sity board 10 feet.
The two Bible classes of the Y. NJ c. a.
went u little out of the ordinary on Wed
nesday evening and held their meetings
together at the university. where they
had spread and enjoyed themselves
Immensely.
The regular Wednesday morning meet
ing of the Y. W. c 4. was conducted bv
Rev. Runyan. The ladies quartette com
posed OF Misses Tolger. Martfndale. Ebv
and Benton sang, More Love to Thee.
Rev. Runyau spoke chiefly. The Glory in
a Christian Life" The Christian
should not have TO be labeled. A life
filled with the glory Of God cannot fan
10 have its influence on some life abou:
it"
Professor Gertrude Becker has signed
contracts for summer works al the Win
field chautauqua as reader and director
IF the girls physical culture club. At
ter these engagements there. she viii
I'll the same positions at Fort Smith. Ar
kansas Her last summers work was
spent in the Garden OF the Gods. Colo
RADIO. and the ottawa clautauqua. Miss
Becker makes this her summer occuna-
ton. ana Is always greatly In demand
At present Size il very busy training her
Physical culture classes with clubs and
a bail drill for commencement week.
Arrangements are being made for para
sol drils and The winding of a Nay pole.
TIE ball team PLAYED the I1ndsharg
team At Bethany. Thursday.
Rev Switzer. pastor OF Dodge church.
West Side. conducted ire "Wednesday
morning meeting OF the Y. NJ c \. It's
theme was Ministry as q Lie Work
He spoke Of the position the minister
Of the church used 10 hold, OF how he was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
wichita.shults Klnderaarten.

So many kinds OF things have been
learned about. that tbs almost difficult
to pick out a few links from the chain %
Relationships for the Kindergarten =
friends Tire bezt parts - that she
learning" has been done unconsciousiy
In the language II a little nine-year-oid
girl who was recalling past kinderEarten
days said: i learned a great deal. but
! didn't know Il was leaning tbsn-
The classifying. and planting seeds. TIE
songs and stories Of the change II tie
ssed-bablss. from the paper bags 10 TIE
earth bed. where the Ell and rain can
help. furnished many bits 90 practical
experiences IN cooperative and individual
garden making. as vel as the cultivation
% faith. also 70 iugrat falth. where
none has besa. and Terebsncc, bring 4
tozards perfeetion IN ia;e- life
Friday vas spznt IN resting. ord tsrssn-
ing sorse hatdvgoTk sfisr hzEa weeks
rgork All have taken mich pleaaars IL
rnzklnE s9usthlEg Tor papa or
nama~ or me 70 take % chaHtzsq'aa
CT to he worlds FAIR. to carry s7Ene
necessary articles IN
Tha kln6sTEar7ea has 20 usz7Y fr4sa6s
that !; feels alrnosf Ike The Cd ssran
who lived tn 2 shoe There SA-~ Esp-
eras spgo,s q silscsts ;r9za zsrs HgEss.
bead zcsrlrz i1era from Ers skiesSs.
ccsi from Hove ard AiseaS ooal yard
canned frlit frza Gesstzzses gy9assarf-
sssve-.s ard DAly. sour ard breakfast
food from Mrs y grabc<@n <xza fTe1a
Nrs Hanpssif. thres pozEr9s - dates
tea mating EIfehs tea xs1re- z<SrlrS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
Wichita Business College.

Ossey McLain is doing special work for
the Brooks Tire Set Co.
The Western Planning Mil company
has employed Paul Sickner of the actual
business department as collector.
The advanced class in shorthand took a
test in dictation this week Those pass
ing were: Olive Blattenberg. Anna Lank-
er. Angela Aaron, Mrs. Richards Eva
McMurray and Herbert Smith. Herbert
Smith carried off the honors Of the class
with Eva McMurray close second.
c. II. Shattuck. representing the Uni
versity Encyclopedia, called Tuesday.
On receipt Of a telegram from Senator
Noftzger of Anthony, Miss Anna Lenker
departed Wednesday to act as stenog-
rapher
Nell Houston and Blanche Burk have
been employed by the International Har-
vester to do stenograhpic work
y. +. Branham has a good position in
Kansas City.
Last Saturday morning about seven
O'Clock fire was discovered by Otto Bost
in the typewriting room and before the
department succeeded in putting il out
had burned one typewriter. some furni-
ture and a big hole in the floor The
damage was estimated at $40 Work was
Immediately begun on the room ard until
il is repaired the typewriting department
VIII be moved 10 the second floor.
Miss Angela Aaron has accepted a po-
sition with the Quincy Abstract Company
and went to work Thursday
Paul oliver has completed the section
work and is ready 10 take up Office rou-
tine
Frank Wheeler IS now fuB-fedged
business man. having begun the actual
business work this week
The ball team lost their second game
70 the High School last Saturday in what
promised to be a closely confessed game
or the start.
Miss ora Dewing IS the new bin clerk at
the Southwestern Drug company
The Eagle has employed Miss Jessie
Stanford OF the shorthand room as
sJenographer
Mr Z. d KirnbeIl employed Miss Ad-
die Baker as stenoEvaPher IN his once
in the SedGwick block
New students this week are; Elizabeth
Briggs. Mildred Rife and Stella Hsttca:
returning. Leo Lobstiz. Nettie S.lsher.
aand Dave Thomas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

Messy, o. r, on account of the sick
ness of his mother on Tuesday.
Prof. II. S. Miller. of Hastings, Neb
and Mr.. Geo. Fuller Of the Y. NJ. c. a.
were among the callers Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Adah Endres Of the shorthand de-
partment was called to take a position as
stenOgrapher with Ross Bros Seed Co.
on Thursday.
Miss Grace Carey. recent graduate,
made a pleasant call Tuesday.
Mr. +. y. Smith returned to school
Wednesday He will remain in school
until he finishes his shorthand course.
Mr.. Thomas Vessels Of the actual bust
ness department was called TO his home
at Enid, o. T., the fore part of the
week on account of the sickness of a
brother.
Mr.. ~ S. Hyde. an old student. now
in a bank at Colwich, Kan, was a pleas
ant caller Wednesday.
Mr. T c. Jensen Of the commercial de
partment has accepted position IN
Oklahoma City, o. T. as bookkeeper for
the telephone company.
Mr. Harry Robins returned to school
Monday. after two weeks absence on
account Of sickness.
Prof. Myrick OF Kingman. Kan, called
wednesday and thoroughly inspected the
working of the Shorthand and typewrit-
ing department. He was wolI pleased
New students this week were: Lora
Trice. Walter A. Shutter and +. X
Tucker.
The w c. C. boys have caught the
base ball fever and have ordered new
suits. They have organized two very
strong teams.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

looked to as a man that had ALI the af-
fairs of his flock at heart, such lines of
study as theology, logic, etc, were in
his hands. The minister Of today is diff
ferent in that he makes his calling more
as that of a profession
The ball game with Washburn college
Monday was as fine and fast a game as
could be desired. The Washburn team
was in excellent condition after a day or
two of rest and with their best pitcher.
Mr.. Griggs, gave the Friends lively
game. Both teams were in good condi-
ton and showed the excellencies of ma
terial on both sides. The game was fast
and showed but few errors on either
side. M. GIiggs was about the only
Washburn man that could take care of
the swift balls that the Friends pitcher,
McGill threw. The team work OF
Friends was excellent, the battery not
so good The game resulted in score
of to in favor of Washburn.
The ball team will make trip to En-
poria and Lawrence May G and :. where
they will play the state normal and the
state university respectively. There will
be return games at Wichita with both
of these teams.
The various graduating classes of the
university having been busy lately in
preparing their orations and submitting
them TO the committee for correction.
OF the three classes to finish this year,
the members are: School of Arts-Edgar
Haworth. Adelbert Andrew, Wilbur
Thomas. William Dunbar, Lenora jay.
Mable Mumms. Enen Humfeld, Alta
Howard and Ada 3. Guthrie.
Senior Normals-Clare Thompson, Le-
nora Tomlinson, Mabel Croker. Stella
Nicholson Jesse Gidley.
Third Preparatory class-Ethel Pier
merger. Margaret Corr. Pearl Hinshaw.
Nina Rowiey. Eunice Richmond. Louis
Rowley and George Exon.
The following resolution was passed
the last week by the gymnasium associa-
ton in appreciation Of the kindness shown
them by the various lumber companies
of the city:
Be it fesolved by the students OF
Friends university that they extend 10
the lumber yards OF this city herein
named a note OF their hearty appreoia-
ton for all lumber donated for gymnas-
iuUl purposes of this institution
Be IL further resolved that 4 copy Of
these resolutions be given TO each Of the
special lumber companies.
Respectfully submitted.
EDGAR HAWORTH. Pres
ALICE MATLoCK. Sec
Gymnasium Association OF Friends
University
The university has received large con
signment OF standard books recently
These books are a donation made b.
Joshua l. Bailey Of Philadelphia 70 the
library. Mr. Bailey has very recently
purchased a large stock II books and
distributed the same among the Friends
colleges OF America. Soraa q these books
are especially valuable because Of their
merit and also because they are tecorn-
ing very scares in THE book markets
IL y the aim Of the board Of directors
IN make valuable fmpro vernents on the
university huiitsing during the coming Va
cation. The hsssmsnt entrance. the main
corridor. additional rpoEzS and central
stairway are in contemplation; ard Il i
probable that ali this werk VIII be n
Way OF construction BY tie e.ose u the