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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13
REPUBLICANS STAND FIRM.

If there ever was time when the Re-
publicans of the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict of Virginia should be thoroughly
united and resolute, that time is now upon
them. The triumph of the party in 1896
was followed by such healthful results to
the business interests of the country that
the Republicans of this district cannot but
feel satisfied that they acted wisely in
standing for the principles and policies
which President Mckinley has since en-
forced. The good times that have been
upon us FOR The past three years have vim.
dicated the position we took upon the tar
if and money question. If any doubts
existed in the minds of Republicans in
1895 as to the ACCESSIBILITY of protective
policy and single gold standard, those
doubts have surely been dissipated by the
splendid results that have followed re-
turn to protection and the adoption by
Congress of gold standard for the coun-
try.
In other respects the Mckinley Admin
istration has been most satisfactory and
successful. 1t carried on war with Spain
TO brilliant termination in less than a
hundred days, and placed this Govern
ment to the front among the world pow
ers. 1t has shown its perfect ability to
cope With questions more complicated and
than have ever before been
presented in our history as nation.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

OF all the contemplate arguments thai
are being made in this campaign the most
contemplate are those made by a few
gold Democrats, who say they will sup
port Mr.. Bryan because the financial
question has been settled so he cannot dis
turb it. When a fellow undertakes tc
burn your house and man prevents him
which ought you to reward With your
friendship and support in the future2
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13
Willie and the WatermeIons,
Kansas City Journal (Rep.)l

A boyhood friend of William ]. Bryan
says that Bryan would never steal water
melons, but that he would help eat them
after they were stolen. Mr.. Bryan has
the same kind of sterling honesty now.
He will not participate in the disfranchis-
ing of voters, but he is perfectly willing
to accept the electoral vote of States in
which nearly half the population has been
DISTINGUISHED by his friends.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

THE loudest shouters for the preserva-
ton of the Republic are the very fellows
who would destroy it if they got chance.
Some of them tried to break it up about
forty years ago.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

Mr.. BRYAN has said that prosperity,
like charity, covers multitude of sins."
We agree with him, and the greatest sin 1t
is now covering is the sin of Organism.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

BRYAN drew very big crowds in 1896
and is drawing very big crowds now, but
he hasn't made speech yet that has not
lost him more votes than it made him.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13
ChamberIaln's Cough Remedy a Great
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

You say you are for honest elections,
Then why do you vote with the party that
confesses that it cheats in every election
held in the State?
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

JUST ask the fellow who begins to talk
about imperialism to explain what it
means, and hear him stammeraud stutter.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

If Rhea gets any Republican votes in
the Ninth District they will be stolen for
him.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13
The LOOK &
LINCOLN WAGONS

Have established reputation for supe
riority in Southwest Virginia. They
are manufactured from the best timbel
found in our section, carefully selected
and thoroughly seasoned. The work il
done by skilled mechanics and the mos
improved machinery. A number have
been sold in Tazewell County and refer
ence is made to persons who are usinI
them.
For price list call at law Office of
Y. |. SEXTON,
TAZEWELL, VA,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

You say you want things to stay as they
are. Why don't you vote that way ?
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

Published Monday,
Wednesday and Fri
day, is in reality a
fine, fresh, every
other-day Daily, Civ.
ing the latest news of
the other three. 1t
contains all import.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-09-13

speeches of the abst political leaders, b
all the land showing of the work.
every thoughtful intelligent
lhasth true int esiso Eisc a hea
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02
4 Night Of Terror,

" 'Awfnl anxi-iy ss. fs,s h,r the widow
~ che brave G.."ersi Eurnam NJ Msci,
la, Me. ~i,rn ,ic dos,fors -ai,i she could
not live ill n,oreins." writes Mrs =. II.
sI.ihcolu. who attended her that frni fui
night. IAN Thought she nnsl ssn die
from fneun,"hia, but shs h~sv~d for ~.
kinH's New Discovery. saying it hsal
u'ur< Than ones saved her liir, assi had
"a carsd her of Consnmption. Aissr thrse
small dosss she slept easily all MS ht
y and 10 mrthsrsnsa completely cured
her," This marvellous medie,ns i guar
sntsed 70 cure all Throat. Chest and
/. L.usg Diseases. Onlv 50 cents ssa 81 %
J Trial bottles fres st IkeIman Bros. Drug
Store.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02
As,.shtf.l slunees.

VIII ohen cause . horrible Burn.
Scsld. Cut or Bruiss. BncklsA's Arnica
Salvs, the bsst In the world. will kill
The paih and promptly heal It. Cures
Old sorss, Fever 6orss, Ulcers, Boils.
Felons, Corns. all Skin Eruptions. Best
Pile cure ON earth. Only IS cents .
box. Curs guaranteed, sold by 1ksl-
Imsa Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02

william Goebel, democratic candi-
date for governor Of Kentucky, was
shot down while walking along the
street In Frankf0st Inst Tuesday. 4
10 not known who Ared tbs shot but,e
man suspected with the crime. was
arrested and hurried 70 Louisville t&
escape mob violence. Such afain =
this 10 burning disgrsce to the st63o
and will be deplored and condemned
BY al rational minded people rsoasd-
less Of politics. Al the last report
Goebel was still alive but the doctors
gtse b boDe ftr bis secUgsry.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02
ss~bea.s.

Sear6ea9s.
The saloon ID good thing 70 60 BY.
In the race for wealth II isn't the
fast young man that wins.
When man has advice to give hs
IL never stingy about 1t.
f You will never nnd time for any
} ething. II you want time you must
take 10.
When . woman Il her own drsss.
msker she gets into some pretty bad
habits.
There arc men that work them
selves to death 70 keep mp psymsnts
. on their life insurance.
Every man owes something to him.
self. but that does not worry him 70
much y whst he owes to other peo-
pie.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02
NO. 81

Ths RsGiStAs o1les ~ fssstsa ~
week u some valnuts grown IL Pfuis1
srs oounty. They vsre fron ~ ~
grove % J. q Stfs4m's ucfth 1a1o
rsnch. He planted III nuts etS1f
yeass 40 and now that u,s tseea haso
commenced bearing rs expects : eooA
crop eyeu year. the trees h,oonine
too late 70 b. affected b. the frost. :.
Df. r y. Wilson, Of Holly, rode into
ths third degree It TIE Masous. lodee-
last Saturday night. The doctor wls
not scquatntsdswith the Lamar eoat.
having taksn Tie preceding degrees n
anothss iod0s. Coneequeutly he had
Z pretty hAra stsu0gis asd q -
stag Of the trocssdlnsa ths eust ~
him ont. He was rAised up, however,
and suffered no ineonvenience from
his tunle. Mn. ". W. Reynolds
and son came up from Holly the -
wesk snd took that lonesome look o9
Billy's face.. /. 8. r. White took time
enough from his business 1t Holly
last Saturday to come up To Lamar
and attend to some school board mat
terA incidentally he called upon .
number Of acquaintances, and was
welcome wherever he went. Lamar
Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02
wolEs3 inss1As.sio.s :
- fse Aaspass 1ssA = ~ aess.
ssfs ~ Fs1fs.

The Denver Times Of laat Sunday
sdisnines ths wo.f psoblsm a Colorado
sbv giving Il the following editorial
''If tAe wolves increase = rapidly -
thsy srs reporesd doing over in Routt
. and adjoinine counties there may eoon
- . wolf hnnt day aldsd u ths Other
'days' Of the state. The rabbit on
: the eastern rlope, % easily slaughtsS.
"a, has . wilder rival On the Wsstefn
decline Who has thls advantaas over
him. that no railway trains ass run
ming In ttsir immediate vleintty ID.
the intsrsst a ths hunting fraAsEni-
". When they do gst to gliding
ssArspah The Ysmps valley the wolves
viii disappear. At present the Eyay
wolf seeams 70 have special value. the
stock an0cist3un ~ the county oaers
. reward Of ~ for every ons killed.
The coyuts only commands 80 cents.
! AZ the Mssker Herald sAys that cat
tlemen report gray wolves q alarm
s.ingly on the increase and their dsprs-
: dations on live stock correspondingly
= great, II would seem ~ II wolf hunt
would be Ia order this winter among
: the stookmsn oe Gatneld, Routt and
Rio Blanco oounties.n
About the same time the Holly
Chieftsin Contained communication
! from ranchman narratinG = long
chase Of seven miles which he had In
pursuit Of pack, finding upon com.
8 ing close up with them that they were
mongrel set OF mixed dogs, gray
wolves and coyotes. and he captured
the dog with the aid Of his two grey
hounds because he regarded It - BE-
: ing the most destructive Of the lot.
It = yell known that dogs, wolves and
c0votes will cross breed, and the half
braed product u I terrx, II being
nnoss bela than either wolf Of eo5ot1.
Ibe suggestion Eaads by ~ Times
4cs stWalf ~ = tssd - = el11s, and
Il onos inSuGefeted, would - vsfY
popuisr in everv wolf. infested com-
3 munIty Of the state. Pueblo Indics-
tor.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02

Il think would 60 csasv with paia
were Il mot for Chambsrlain's RAia
Balm" Srists Mr.. ". II. 6tsplston
Hssninis, Arf's ~ have bssn afaicAsa
With rhsuanatism Tor several years asA
hsys tried remedies without nnlabsr, ,bsg
Pain Balm 10 the bsst medicine I hsvs
got hold Of. I" Que application ~
lisves the pains. For sAle bv Iklsmaa
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02

Aatasssse uxpssseisea.
In the 6traDd gAeasinss1 ~ 05ee9S
Nswnes tslye S1l IS = - ~,
ksow SSs3fs 9SE ~ i aRs! Us e SI7ssS
e, Of course. their stmmer. and tAsn
the Ice will break up and mslt and IL
Southern Cross. which has returned 10
warmer latitudee during the interval,
will steam to Cape Adair once mors." II
IL the belief Of scientists that the most
important work Of exploration yet TO
be done lies In the antarctic continent,
and the subject has prominent place
At all the geographical societies Of the
world.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02

m A little figuring will show you that on q
the above bill amounting to e10.6l We
save you twenty six per cent. In
the one case We '.pay the freight" in
the other Jones pays it; We are
aware that We are not pretty, and ara
sorry for it. But this is case where
it is ssup to you Can Jones afford
to 60 the ''old road" at this'pricea BE
WISE. Don't look at the "boss'' but
bring your-cash and buy where you,
got the worth Of your money FOR
THE MONEY. Pay no debts hut
your own and start a bank account
with what you save. Are you list
ening?
Yours to Please,
S. r. WHITE q co.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02

The CHIsyrAIA and the Household
one year for sl50.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02

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The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-02

A complete History Of each Of
tie Mtps II 6e Ansyiear
Mayy. 9y Edter Skanloa Ass5a
kAy, HiStorian u S. Navy. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-11
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Webers Partisan Widows. one OF the
best burlesque shows on the road. is at
the Olympic Theatre this week and is
giving one OF the best and cleanest per-
formances of the kind ever seen In this
city. There is not dull act on the bill.
and the liberal applause bestowed on the
several numbers Yesterday afternoon and
evening is not one whit more tnan is de-
served.
The performance commences with a
farcical frivolity entitled Miss Breezy
Of hicago." in which the entire company
appears. and in which heap of fun Is
introduced by j. j. barrett. @. r. Gal
lagher and Eugene Ellsworth. The music
and dances are delightful. the costumes
elaborate. the voices fresh, aud there arc
a number of novelties. particularly the
finale which takes the form OF min
strel show.
The olio Is a strong one and is opened
by William III. Williams and Teddy
Aleene, who appear IN a very funny act.
entitled mir. Dobbs OF Dobbs Ferry. =
Then come George IL. Snyder Ind Harry
Buckley in their musical act called
"Blatz Wants Drink This team is
certainly one of the best ever seen hers,
their playing of musical instruments be-
ing remarkably good.
jeanette Elliott and Maize Alaene. The
athletic girls. do an acrObatic and darc-
ing act which Is away above the aver
age. and then come Ed. Gallagher and J.
J. Barrett In a ludlcious talking act. with
some good singing. One of The best
things on the bill n domestic Pets by
Eugene Ellsworth aud Madge Burt. AMI
the house was just convulsed with th-
really witty dialogue and clever work Of
both. Charles Fake. tho greatest Of sons
Illustrators closes the plio his songs he
ing new and his views OF unusual beauty
and clearness.
The bill closes with one-act comedy,
entitled The Banquet al foEarty's, In
which the entire company appears. the
bulk OF the fun being created by Teddy
Aleene. Madge Burt, William II. VIII
liams and Harry Buckley. II is n good
show and one that should FIJI the house
during the engagement.
The Same bill will be given for the bal.
ance of the week, every afternoon and
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-11
- -s-H-=rHa=--
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

Tho Miss New Ynrk. sr. Burlesquc
company holds the Doards al the West-
Minister Theatre this week, and ls giyiag
a very pleasing performance The oiio
has a number Of good features, while
the two burlesQuers are fully up-to-date,
The first Is enlisted "rhe Suicide club.
or tho Country Merchante Reception. p"
and in this clifford Burke and seyon
make heap Of fun. spccialties are i'm
trodnced. Hattie Mills and Joe Farnum
in the song, "lts Up 90 hou. Babe
making quite hit yesterday. rhe shirt
Waist Coon. by THE chorus, also gained
much applause.
I'm the olio first comes Emma krano,
who sings well and made decided hit.
Hilton Brothers jugglers. give a clever
exhibition and Harry and julia Seyon
give ar amusing comedy act Burke and
clifford make a good team in black faced
comedy. and they arc clever dancers.
Neihc Hill and Hattie Mills. singing and
talking csmedcnncs, are also good enter
taincrs Joe Farnun and III Nelson are
good performers IN the acrobatic line.
Nelson is unusually cleyer In some of her
turns. Madgc Fox appears In ragtime
songs and she s much better than the
average I'm her lire.
The performance closes with CLEOPATRA
at Coney Island IN which a number of
clever specialties are introduced. Hattie
Mills is the leading i!gure i'm tho burlcsquc
and Burke ana Seyon made the comedy
features interesting The performance
will be repeated every afternoon and cve-
ming during the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-11

smuggiers' cave are ali most interesting
and thrilling.
The members OF the company who are
engaged I'm presenting Through the
Breakers the present week rs fully
equal TO the demands OF the piece. Some
OF the members or the present cofnpany
were with the production when It was
last seen here. A finished and interest
ing portrayal of villains part is given
by Mr.. J. Hay Cossar. Joseph y, keefe
is the jolly Capt Ramsey OF the revenue
service. Harry Levian does good work as
stephen Douglas, the lover who has the
worst OF hard luck. Irving Williams
makes The audience merry by The way he
portrays the parsons part.
Frank Base has one of the big narts
ana hc does Well as old Bill Dare. Aiss
Nellie Etting has part as the orphan
heiress that calls Tor much very difiicult
work. This work she docs - way that
thoroughly satisfies her audience Miss
Fanny Yantis Us clever and interesting ~
the young sweetheart inclined TO flrt
The performances win be given FOR the
balance OF The week with the usual matt
nces
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-11

seen here and adds materially 10 the
strength OF the bill
j. Knox Gavin and Jennie Platt offer a
picturesque operate sketch I'm which So
los and duets are combined with very
witty dialogue and other comedy feat
ures; and both In the pleasing character
OF their vocal efforts ana IN the effective
way I'm which they bring out the comedy
qualities OF the act they are highly sue
cessful, and won appreciation that war
hearty and merited.
rcssie Lamb. in a striking Poster
Girl costume has an effective opening
song. which she follows with change Of
costume that might be more becoming 20
her style OF figure aud two 'coon" songs
sung in a manner peculiarly her own,
and which yesterday were received with
applause that testified 90 the fact that IL
we'll pleased the popular taste.
George q. Davis, I'm imita tiOns OF John
". Kelley. stuart Robson and Henry
Irving. and IN dialect stories admirably
told. received his full share OF recogni-
tiOn in hearty laughter and appla ause: and
the wooden shoe dancing of the Ford
Brothers was at least the equal OF any
thing OF the kind Providence theatre
goers have ever seen, winning marked
evidences of enjoyment
castellat and HALL are seen in an anus
INK little comedy sketch. ending with "a
surprise and a bit OF work on the par
allcl bars that sent The act OF with "a
good round of applause. The Biosraph
pictures Include several that are cXcep-
tionally good. the comedy pictures ss-
pecially finding favor; ana Barry and
Halvcrs contribute To The hilarity and va
riety of the bill with little comedy
sketch. while Satsumas Japanese Jug
giery, particularly his foot-iuggliug is
thoroughly interesting and pleasing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-11
RALPH TOMBSTONE.

and totally unlike any other; and Il as
Coghlan's that OF the ordinary song and
dance team" lie fairly carried the big
audiences by storm with his almost mar
velous work. climbing stairs, riding over
tables and chairs. riding OF tables into
the air snd jumping ON his wheel from
high elevations. as well az by the rapidity
and ease with which he performed many
minor tricks that would be marvellous II
attempted by other riders. To miss him
it not to see one Of the greatest dumb
acts ever offered at Keith's.
Glorious Papinta, even when surround
ed by such strong acts ss these. easily
holds her own in her second week. her
magnificent lighting and color effects, her
graceful dances and charming personality
winning the same enthusiastic admira-
tion and evoking the same hearty ap-
plause as ever. Her act n one that may
be seen again and again. and each time
reveal new beauties
The two Lamounts present an acrobstic
act that Is distinctly unlike all others,
and one OF the best bv a man and "A
woman yet seen AZ Keiths The wQman's =
strength OF arm and rigidity OF muscle.
her whirling somersaults st the finish and
her tumblinG- are highly effective and
the mans assistance " OF 4 Kind perhaps
not readily appreciated by the ordinary
observer but really deserving OF much
praise
Tom Brown IN coon" songs. dialect
stoties and impersonatisus relieved BY
some very graceful and excellent dane
ina. made quite nS strong popular hit
a. last year. He r. one of The most pless.
ihs aud versatile eelosss perfornsrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-11

drama ''Sapho." although there are quite
number OF others, all OF whom have
something 10 do i'm performance that
lasts nearly four hours
Much has been said about "Sapho. ard
now that il has been seen i'm this city at
the Providence Opera House, IL can be
said that. as a dramatic production, Il r.
in no way a remarkable work i'm fact, IT
is quite commonplace i'm many OF it's lead
ing features and seems to be constructed
more with a view 10 exploiting veiled
nastiness than for any other purpose.
The leading scenes OF the drama are not
elevating. but rather to the contrary. and
no effort seems TO have been neglected
by both the author and the star TO bring
out as vividly as possible some OF tae
lines and incidents. which are, perhaps.
the most Objectionable. Those however,
who went to the Opera House last even
ing. expecting TO be shocked were dis
appointed. for the piece is not what they
anticipated
There IL no necessity 10 relate the story
OF 'Sapho' at this time. for everybody
has read 1t, and knows just how valuable
IL is as an addition TO the goth century
literature.
Miss Nethersole is what people went to
see. and as Fanny Legrand she appeared
to satisfy the bulk OF the very large au-
dience. Her portrayal OF woman devoid
OF all the attributes OF femninity. "A
woman devoid OF all shame, was very re-
slistic, perhaps. altogether too realistic,
and at times she is absolutely repulsive.
r. Some may say that this is art. Well.
perhaps So In the case OF Bernhardt,
OF Cushman or OF a Ristori Il might be
art. but IN the case OF Miss Nethersole
there is an utter lack or anything ap-
preaching histrionic inspiration and but
one feature is evident and that Is the
woman who IL exercising her profession
for gain. There Is no sympathy, no feel
ing, no apparent desire TO reach the
heights of dramatic power, nothing but
a stage performance. hard and uncom-
promising in the desire 10 portray real
ism.
Miss Nethersolos peculiar mannerisms
are still In evidence, her drawing pro-
nunciation being fully as much In evil
dence. and fully as jarring as ever IL
was.
Her costumes are magnificent and sho
apparently knows how TO wear them. and
taken as a whole the performance Is an
attractive one. Miss Nethersole accord
ing to her conception OF Fanny Legrand
gives what may be called a satisfactory
performance. and ~ Is one that will
doubtless appeal 10 the masses
The supporting company Is a large one
and iis work Is very satisfactory. The
scenic effects are elaborate and the stage
mechanism all that can be desired
"Sapho" will bc given for tho balance of
the week. with only one matinee on Sat
urday. The curtain will be raised prompt
ly at s p. m. and ? p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-11

pared with other stage bicycle riders
than was Kara 20 be thought OF in con-
nection with other jugglers. His act is
devoid OF all the ordinary tricks and feats