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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

Just received some patterns OF
the latest designs in shades. Eisen-
kramer the tailor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

The public works committee aske'
for further time in reporting on 4
telephone ordinance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15
BEN FRANKLIN,

BEN FRANKLIN,
Chairman Board of Commissioners
Levee District No. ?. Linwood and Au-
burn Ievee District
c. W. BUTTS, Secretary.
CHARLES F. MOORE, Engineer.
d..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15
MUST COME DOWN

CONTINUED from Page j.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

Miss Curtis would like to meet
all desiring whist lessons at Hotel
Trulock Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock for the purpose of arranging
classes She will teach ho h at the
Hotel Trulock and the Browning cot
tasge On Fifth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

The largest and best, the most
complete line of Watches can be seen
al GOttlieb'S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

For beer, cigars and liquors call
ut Valley saloon. Fred Senyard.
proprietor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

For sale-An up 20 date sever
rom cottage, modern improvements
electric liehts, hot and cold water,
bath room and gas. Terms to sri'
Purchaser. This is the Fergus cot,
age, No. 1001 West Sixth avenue.
Apply to l.. 0. Knox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

Office Board of Commissioners, Levee
District No 2, Linwood. Jefferson
County, Arkansas, November 8,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

z A. Boyle, an expert manufac-
turer OF mirrors. will be in tho city
until November 19 only to resilvcr
sad, damaged or spotted mirrors.
Fourteen years experience. Come
and investigate All work suaran-
teed first-class Call new phone. No.
80, or see me at GA East Third.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

A beautiful line of hand painted
china at closing ont price at Gott-
liebs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

"A Martinson, the expert coat
maker, is now with Eisenkramer, the
tailor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-15

Have your picture framed at tbs
phones.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09
The School Question.

Mr.. Editor: If you will permit me
to occupy a brief space in your col
umns | would like to have g word on
the school house question. see in
the last issue of The Review that a
writer who signs his letter, ST. j..
M and we all know who he is, is
opposed to building another school
house and wants the patrons of the
school to vote to build another addi-
tion TO the present building. This
scheme is not a good one, first, because
at the election held Nov 3, the vot-
ers of the district voted against such
move, and it is not likely they would
so soon change their minds. Second,
the district school populatio mis- in
creasing rapidly, and scattered over
large territory, and it is only a ques-
tion of a short time when second,
and third addition would have 10
be built. The proper thing to do is to
build second school house nearest
lHt 'cHlcI VI I'puia'''h ~" ~ '"'"'"
today, then when we get our five or
ten thousand people, build the third
where il will be most convenient. For
a district Ia be- niggardly and stingy
in providing school privileges four
our children is criminal neglect, aud
these privileges should keep ahead oi
the district, not behind. am in favor
Of doing the be { thing for all, and
believe that the present ovcrcrpwdco
condition uf our school, and the pros
poets for stlll greater demands for
room. the best and most economical
thing 10 do Is h. build another school
house somewhere most convenient iI
the north end.
Before closing Mr. Editor. ! want 60
extend my congratulations 10 you for
the excellence oi The Revive. II is
good. clean local paper, destined 10 do
good for the community and worthy
of the support of all our citizens.
Yours very truly,
PROGRESS.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09
iiy Wire aud Air.

An accidental experiment In the We
locity of sound Is Tecounted by a cor
respondent, lie went 10 his telephone
and just AS he put the receiver 10 his
ear he heard the click of another tele
phone, Another receiver had been re-
moved and the line was open.
Then he heard through the tele-
phone the shrek OF n locomotive
whistle, and a few seconds later the
sound came through the open window
In the usual way. Looking up. he saw
locomotive half a mile away. pass,
Ing the house of friend.
The mystery was solved. The tele-
phone that was open was that at the
distant house, and the sound OF the
whistle had come through It's trans.
formation into an electric current
quicker than II had Travelled through
the air.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09
AN EVERYDAY PROBLEM.
Should sIow-Poying Patrons or Disap'
pointing Dressmakers stand Loss'

sbouid sIow.Paying Patrons or Disap'
pointing Dressmakers stand Loss'
Mrs. Bixby's side Of the case Is set
forth by that lady somewhat as loi'
lows. although she uses more WORDS
and warmer.
For her husbands business welfare
and her own social advancement IL
was necessary that she should make
good appearance at the drst recep-
ton given by the Grays, who are rich
newcomers TO the place. Mr.. Bixby
strained a point to provide hfty uoi'
lars for a new gown.
The order was given In ample sea
son TO the dressmaker, who promised
that the gown should be ready for the
reception. IL did not come. and Mrs.
Bixby, having nothing fit TO wear
was denied her expected triumph and
compelled to send her regrets. Tho
dressmaker sent home the gown the
morning after the reception, but Mrs
Blxby declined to receive II or pay
for II.
The dressmaker says she was rush
ed with work for that reception. and
attended TO her cash customers first
Mrs. Bixby does not pny her bllls
promptly. and since there are many Of
that kind. 40 many that the dress.
maker was "behlnd" with her SIR
merchant. there was delay IN obtain
ing the material for the Blrby gown.
II was finally procured, however. the
dress was cut out, and It would have
been ready NJ the time appointed hut
for two misrhnnros forcwoman
fell downstairs nnl broke her arm, AMI
the drcssmakcr horsrlf was taken ill
Mrs. HiSby declares she ls iusilnel
IN refusing payment. The drcssnnk"r
Insists that the material NJ lcnst
should bc paid FOR. and points ont That
II Mrs. Bixby had given her something
on account when the gown was or.
dpred. tho first delay In obtaining the
silk would have been avoided. aud that
would have left liberal margin of
time. with the chances fnvoring the
completion Of the order.
"Thc lady or the drcssmnkcr." NJ
the circumstances are set forth above,
II mn actual problem now emu ling the
attention of social circles IN England.
In vital interest II surpns ., Mr..
Stockton's Indy or the tiger" prob
lem. for controversies. e'scutl lily sim.
liar. between people who soil nni pen.
pie who buy are taking place contin.
unlly.
our cousins across tho wntcr. VIII,
nre furlously arguing the cnso In th'
newspapers. have 10, rcpu s''i an
American opinion. But II viii strike
tho unprcJudlcod observer nt n dls.
lance that the nggrleved lndy might
have been Snycd dcnl ~ unpleasant,
neu. n she hnd established rcpuln.
tion for paying her bllls.-iouth's
ComDnuiou.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09
THE WAY or a MAN.
poes Not Understand Why Women
Take "a Long Arranging Their Hair.

"whnt n lot Of time aud thought you
women do give TO your hair" said Mr.
Blank, with good'naturci rnillcry. TO
hla wife one morning when she was
preparing 10 ~ down town with him,
aud WIS standing before tho glass at'
tending 60 her front hair" II won
der what would become ~ my busl'
ness II spent ~ much time over my
hair as you do over yours"
An hour later Mr. Blnnk was sur
veying himself anNlously In the mir
ror before him. as he sat In n chair at
his BARRIERS, aud the barber WIS hold
INK a mirror back ~ him. while Mr.,
Blank said. YES. guess that will do.
Non might take just the least little bic
on the front part of my hair. And clip
off a lriiie more Just above my left
ear, Seems a. me you've left Il a little
longer there than Il Is above the right
ear, And I think IN have you part
my hair a little lower on the left
Just a little, No. not that low. 4
little higher. That will do. No. don't
hNtAh ~ NNNN AAAAN ~ ANAt NNAN NNNhh
u back more above the ears That's
better. but It's still too HAT IN front.
Here, let me take the comb. Sect
like II combei rather loosely. let me
see how Il looks IN the back again.
Just hold that hand mirror back of
me asain. Isn't there hair or two
longer than the others right back of
the left carr Getting thinner and thin.
ner on top Of my head. isn't IN By
Joye. Ia give ten thousand dollars
for something that would keep my
hair from falling out aud leaving me
bald Couldn't you comb my hair
somehow ~ that bald spot wouldn't
show up quite 40 prominently Yes.
I've tried massage for a. Had my
scalp massagei an hour a day once
for seven weeks. and was balder when
| left on than when began. Yes,
you might powder my neck a little.
and just twist the ends OF my mus
taehe into something OF a curl. That
will do. Now do I look all right. Good.
day. Woman's Home Companion.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09
Az OLD TAXPAYER.
Tho Mayor and Council Say No.

Editor Review AZ the late cloc-
ton the prrcinct vote of ~, Johns
was against prohibition which certain
~ meant that the majority was IN
favor of ,aloou licenses, II the vote
meant anything, Il must have meant
that II ~. why can't saloon license
be- obtained IN ~. Iohnsi II re-
sponsiblr man should apply for license
wouldn I the city council be- compelled
lo grant fnch license providing the
state law was complied withf
Tl-pROlll
(Most certainly not. NotNilhsland-
ing the result at the vote. Il Is still
within the province of the council
IL refuse a. grant license io scll
liquor, and the mayor aud cnuncilmcn
have said "no" Ia most cmphatic
terms. ~, Johns does not want
saloon, and II the question of license
or no license in this city was pat lac.
fore the electorate today, We believe
the result would be- tNo Ia one against.
No, saloons are moi wanted, nor will
there be amy during the life Of the
present city eouncil.-Edilor Re
Niew.l
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09
A Hard kaock.

There's an awful row on In the la.
dies literary club"
whats the matterr'
"why, the president requested
Grace 10 write an article on her Der.
sonal reminiscenees Of the Civil
War"
"Wellf"
"well. Grace claims she wasn't born
until ten years after the war was
svsr."-pstroit Free PrssA
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09
A QUESTION.
PROGRESS.

10 the Editor: Will YOU kindly in
form u taxpayer why the city should
employ mar hal Ut u salary of 500
~ tTj month. when there il prnc.
iicnlly no USE IN the world for such
nn officer to be- on duty constantly
\ good mnu could be- hired for one
fourth the amount, q man who has
some other occupation, aud who could
easily find time io attend to all the
duties of the Office IN addition Ia his
regular occupation. II seems Ia me
the amount uf money saved could bc
well applied 10 building street eros.
sings, sidewalks, Get.
Az old TAXPAYER.
NOTE.-No. We are not IN posscs-
sion of the knowledge required Ia
answer your question. II ~ true, tho
mnrshnl's time may not all be- rcpuir.
cd by the duties of his office. but u
marshal IL nn absolute necessity. The
present marshal has agreed Ia serve
without salary i"r the present. hence
our correspondent can rest easy
Editor Review.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09

A widower can start a new story on
himself every day in the week. II he
wants 20.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

- ssa#sS :@:ss.S - &
.Me1kis c;elecea do e%zuuro~snia trHewiki, spi.
oxaste. m..cna roslrRis. spoties.ew, 1wyksa c+na
I. os j a.so. abyy ~yypr1.ed.6sa 70
8 Merkie o,elece de sspuro~ anis, s~pios,ate
NNirednia i grnlas roxlrRhs vcfe@.ew = kolosstep-
=no~ana N.sz.s1yyk1a peaa s$sQo, :
]. dad pc s.28. ss= ..s
{ namakie pilsn;owe psntofle. pil6niov. .podsr..
lsEew j p~"dssevka, svykle SOC Ep%antofte,,s = wy
ssprzedaty pc $50 .s szz8
cana podeszwa, klin.mi i. bokscb,. pifknss j
.lgrabne, nasze IS Julie4y, eeby ~ylfst.ia6 pes
~ Danakiespiekn pil6niows trxewikis do ssnn-as
rox.nia,, 1pic1srte j xlsdkie k,,hce,,s, k6rzs ma s
pildnio~a rodeszew, miekklei k'ftkle ~ - 4
$50 i J. is taiowestrss~ shy ~ypI1edta6,
e LBS ...s.ss
Dsmskis p,ekns sp~ilfniouts trse~i as.n-zss
rowsnis, ettrIanne apedkab,s skrnbs Ns3n,sei@s
prolsxew g, slastentous koites =bt,bssp1! . y Hie1rke..ss
d y .lniissskle erlkiss.ciepass = do.teko lnodnss..
q I. o5,'.<~ al, abr s1pr.ed.b e 81 .'s g
Danss;s k.lsusse saaSsloi4, .allo~sses.obsssy
iiPplasssls,p4arwvsso T1sdayle sis1nsk,..s
pr pr u - SssefsS ~ ll.ss So
p.n.li. s,orn sl Alasf.s vIo.ists pod..svks,,
kaubahakie. isN 3aislrl1tii bbcase, sprsedavans
s1wytlsp % laoo, abyswyprzsdstP u $50
Dauskie o,etkie Artios, Jersey s.snkno wfl-ss
niasta pod~zswta nefp6inouna scena H.
aby wyprssdad LIS Z
Dauskie piisknn jersey Artica, Isspni -
icosarn, oiepla p~od.Isvks, sP1.sdawaas swylkls5
s. i SIS aby vyprzsda6 q
D,uakie pielne ko1le,d ssnuro1aDia.#tns>
& i.apstrpi iinnoeae kStce. Ietksss 4 tssdnia
rcde.veu Nasse IA esnals 30 y 1plse-sg
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
yasz ~Ip,'ar6d |llllg
agent bedzie Y N.Y.
szla n / !. !, 4 Il|Il|'ls
dependence, potfm
poiedzle do Fairch5d.
Tllhprp,. is, st t,
Paul ii M lin e,
MINI.


Kalen y i Mary.
ahykie'na 0 1905
juz nadel,!!szily 9 q
wac je b,edzi len y a.
bonentomll ...s. "a. na'szym,
kt6rzy nam przysl's '
abonamlent "a " ia
tusa" v umie$ I.50 2
:=~dolsczeniem5c znaez'
ka ma przeselke.Pr 7
:. -pominami, il abon%-
ment za"gazete powl-
MEN by6 naprz6d 9
plaeoDy ]:
y be- .. g. .,fS Ns-:: g5stHr:he-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

= INDEPENDENCE Wis.
ID. XI. q.
Dnia |. Llstopada obcbo-
dill pan J:,C. Marszalek, a.
bonent Wiarusa, 80 t. rocs-
nice, a iona jego So ta rocz-
niceswych urodzin,w kt6rym
to dniu. odwiedzilo ich Wielu
IPrzyjaci6l krewnych, kt6rzy
Ezostalii suto ngeoszczeni, gdyz
pan Marszalek to. samozny
gospodarz i wielce lubiany /,
ola jego uczciwo6ci grzecz-
Eno6ci, ma co jasny dow6d,
gdyk pan 4; j. G. Mar'szalek VI
dniu 18go Listopada wielka
wiekszo6cia glloos65FE s,zostais O.
brany kasyerem . , l((slkaerrbblnni ll
kiem} gminy Boirade,. 9 Wis.
Pan Ian Knlik, Iutsjszy
adwokat, by} ~postawiony ma
acknowledgements tykiecie IL
10 powistowy aa'1okats,le cz
:pizecei,wgg5ni1k. jego, s.z i J q.
boo przyslowie m6wi, p6ki
|Swiat 5wiatem, 70 AMI ME
miec, ani anglik AMI sswed
|polskss1iHnie bedsie bratemn.
Pred xyborami 70 sie pola-
kom klanisia, lecs 70 wybo-
rach ich jul ME snltaja Mech
sobie niemcy, anglicy szwe-
|dz dobrze ~apamietaja, j FL
diva lata polskich glos6wl
sienis ~spodElewaia, b jak|al
!miara mierxyi polakom, g.,
e samasmiar4 nszdw.lata
|odmierza in polacy e iesz
o. dobrym procentelmn.
NJ Z ullsl1,alln,,o,,KlaI!ln,lilsl(nI ..
n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

DWADZlEsCIA pist va
gon as wouiec przybylo dotad
u seszlymt ygoldniu : !; zachodu
ola .: s. ". Ham q Ito.
I'd Dsda karmione ia jeg !,
falrnie IA Sugar Loaf:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

AUsKANIE kukurydzy
s(korny v naszej. sekcyii wnet
sko6czone, q jak po-
v'iia.daR. .E,,nsmaz byfsznaczny
v tym roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

1900 - TT#zEr5sE5 80 ssEassssAS sss NSgs sEsNsEtsgssHSssssss
wie'dszl'illlIiI C l'llis.ll ! ~ ~
Louis. " o.,sao ] 81 Z baw u
utrse 3! ~ w iaonis,
do5legiDlaturly
!!trzeciejE czrarte " wardy " 81.
|brany sostal :. ohnPehler,
fkt6ry l mia1 ds u aglosy w I''|e
od s~sgo 1przee ea ix,ailka pans
neodloolEtalI ys u .l,ll ki9s TO Pan
TsikslskliI x !,
3. JanasP 'shler~ zakwsstydn1ool
:ss= !. .a.isgas & q !. 81.
y. Wa Ga. / &
zadalf g
p,os61!essgh5 1Esas 4.
"a 80 49, 80 $ \ 7 1 I ~ ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
s daiyt4{sAA| E,! 'il'6i4 {fahf |s|fF:sH 6
| \ l9ug)) kuppnjoia. kapelusze 2 z
PAM Leokadyfsa Bambend1ekl E.
specyalne ceny:=, ! s !. !. s !
ss s* : ! J 4. IS 4. 8 zaz
PAN AUGUST Gisatus !
Independence Wis, syn e
90, lk1t6l'ry przez try lata OBJ
ietdzal rozmaite Stany, . q
ostatnim czasiie ~7powr6ci1 do
rodzic6w, lbyli Y { ! tygod-1
niu we Winonie.
GEORGE Philips .lzl,, d. I
brze znany farmer : Wilson:
byl y mie1eie wzponiedaia.|
lex j wracal5wieczorem dos g
.pijany do domu Ma Mankato
ave schcial vyprzedz,e >.
schel HI kt6ry 4 .ama drro-
ga jecahEral; wywr6ca jednak=w
r6w,szawadziwszy 8 drzewo.
Phillips wypadl ! siedzenia j
.padl ma sp6d q VIZ : konmi.
ma niego. Konie oba zabite,
.w6z ~polamany, a'Phillips, jak
~przywo}any lekarz
stwierdzil, zostai 6miertelnie
poraniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
j
MI.EJSCOME.

stray poll,
7 y i Il Il ! 4: & ksssaA 40 4 ssIIss, ~
cyjnej pan Nc Caffrey ODE
! ',:eeEs .!ss 81, ii {. a s 8 Il ~. Tl:TGsSz Is
blraIIz u Y mi1edziele wiadomoM !. Z Z
W4b1sh1aa Il piate'lk;. S.. y !, lnocy
zostal .Klellogg bank > !, / !! obra-
b ,.vs1tl Nodzieje rozsadzillhE.
kase|; osntdtrwala, lecz !. ME
Wiadolnd cozgiinelo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

THERMOMETER }, :lI'' wskazywal
u mas W poniedzia}ek 2 rama
.22w.yzze} aera, woda " kilku
miejscach p~ozamar'zala a je
!, ',,' .1 rino ',1if :pokryte bylo
cienklEiimr lodes u 4:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17

/: 60 @.%gNES.E .%+@Ea .aif@
Wdsz4Is 1 3 ! /: poll,skiej 4 tel
,Wardzie budu]a " tym roku
DUO don16w, %budowniczy, ro-
.dak na 10 ]. p. Jak6b Trzebia-
tovsk I jyst bardzo zajety j
fobi dou Il j, Interest,". ". zesz !.
Bntysoaniu d'ostal kontrakt
Ii. ava pietrowy dom pana
Nipqcgelnqteg!o' T. Kropidiow-
PREY Mankato. ave-.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-05-06
A NOVEL INTRODUCTION.

The DIR. Howard Company have
entered into an arrangement with
John K. jackson drug store, by which
a special Introductory offer will be
made of % cents on the 80 cent size
of their celebrated specific for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia.
This medicine is q new discovery
for the cure of all diseases of the
stomach and bowels. Ii not only
gives quick relief; it makes per-
manent cures.
So remarkably successful has Dr.
Towards specific been in curing
constipation, dyspepsia and all forms
of liver trouble, that Jackson will
return the price paid in every case
VIII ere it does not give relief.
The old-fashioned idea of dosing
with mineral waters, cathartic pills
or harsh purgatives will soon be a
thing of the PAST. The best physici.
ans are prescribing DR.. Howard's
specific, both because it is SO re.
marka BILE a medicine AID on account
of the small does that is needed
Headache, coated tongue, dizzi-
ness, gas on the stomach, specks be.
fore the eyes, constipation and AL
forms of malaria and liver trouble
are soon cured by this scientific
medicine.
John K. Jackson has been able to
secure only a limited supply, SC
everyone who wishes to be cured oil
dyspepsia or constipation should
call upon him at once or send him
% cents by mail, and get 60 doses
of the best medicine eyer made, on
this special half price Introductory
offer. with hi~ p~rson.l guarantee t,
, refund the money II the specific does
not cureI
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-05-06
PLEASE TAKE NoTICE.-we cannot pub
THE NEXT STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic State Convention
will meet in Richmond this year-June
9Th. This dc, ision was easily reached
by the Executive Committee at its re-
cent session.
The Convention will be composed OF
about 1900 delegates, and will be, there
fore, large body, not easily accom-
modated in the smaller cities.
Tazewell will be entitled to about 19
delegates, to be chosen az the County
Committee may direct The Com
mittee will meet here tomorrow 10 de-
eide whether the delegates to Rich
mond will be chosen in general con-
vention or by primaries. The old
fashioned county convention is still
popular and favored by large num-
Der of our people. But, whether 10y
primaries held in the different pre-
cincts or by cow ,ntioD, a full delega-
ton OF the best representatives OF the
party should be selected The Demo-
Gratis OF the entire state are practically
united now, and the Convention in
June should be great meeting.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-05-06
erable antipathy 70 Republicans.

terable antipathy to Republicans.
Because, when the matter OF the
deputy pos.mastership OF Bristol was
being considered, he pledged his sup
port TO Mr.. Luke Dixon, who had ex-
ceptiocally fine support from the city
organization and otherwise, who. e
advice he said he would follow; he also
wrote letter for another mans son;
he assured another man Of support,
and he told me "no one should De APP
pointed unless / was consulted" / un-
derstand he told another NAH the
same thing the same day He assured
me the Postmaster General had as
sured him Virginia Bristol should be
recognized:
Because, while Democratic Senator
Daniel and Congressman Glass, OF
Lynchburg, have had appointed thirty
two Democrats as against possibly
fifteen Republicans i'm the railway mail
service, ETC.. out from Lynchburg and
Roanoke, etc. THE fifteen not the
result OF Col. Slemp) under RePubli-
can administration.
Col. Slemp has failed to do anything
despite his assertion that the President
is behind him. He says civil service is
buncombe. think it is largely fraud
Where does his influence come in?
Because, while other Republican
Congressman get recognition, Col.
Slemp founders along, not knowing
"where he is at" and talks about what
he will do-when he is elected-next
time The other Republican members
are not waiting for "next time" Now
Is the day OF salvation. The so-called
civil service has no terrors for any
body but Col. Slemp. They get there
he does nOt-though he says it is
"buncombe." Further 1 am prepared
to give an instance, perhaps several,
wherein be did nothing, though pledged
to do so, yet the applicant stood No. 4
on "eligible list" under the civil service.
Evidence Is near Bristol.
Because his cause has been fruitless.
While bills have been introduced many
were impracticable and OF no general
benefit. There are other reasons, but
1 refrain now. Perhaps hereafter.
Despite conditions that compelled my
action OF course everybody knows~I am
and shall be a Republican. The party
at large has a right to know this record.
Very respectfully,
STUART +. LINDSAY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-05-06

w. va.
OF US, composing the company OF
thirteen coming West, all are still liv-
ing except Ed Clayton, who went TO
Texas and died there several years ago,
and all the others here in vicinity ex-
cept f. NJ. Joyner, residing at Blufl
City, Kansas.
In the News, / see no cards OF a
single physician, lawyer or business
man who was there when | left, and OF
my old ''chums," how many are there
now. 1 suppose Erastus Thompson,
Henry Clayton, AMI Whit Six are still
living. 1.-The friends OF my youth,
where are they? Echo answers
"Where are they?"
Do not forget TO change address OF
my Clinch Valley to Bethany. 1 car
not do without it now. Thanks &c
Cousin G.. w. Respectfully,
Robert Doak Rogers.
p. S. If any of you Tazewell folks
should come to Missouri. to the great
est exposition in the history OF the
World, just call around to Bethany
You will find me at the Falls. Just
call in