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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-31
EXiSte
el Casino Espan0l'

HabiA1dO pedido ol Sr. Don Ra
taCl Fabial, on escrito dirigido .:
,JucA lie CateIral, como PreSidentn
que es del Casino Espanol, los Lii
bros pU2 Iueron ocupados por e
Ju1:sado Goa motive de la deluncit
fOrmu'ala por el senior Perez Morris
djcLa autOridad. reconOciendo en-
vista de Acta Notarial que no hubs
nj las vio!cncias nj descerraj jamien =
to Ell que la denuncia Sc fundara, hl-
dlc-ado con fecha de hoy, cl siguien'
to auto, cuya cOpia Sc nos ha facili'
tado.
<COnSjdoraudO. Qu6 las actua'
clones practIcAdas no arrojan meri'
tOS bastantaS para crcrr Ell la conf
sioa de ua hecho que revista carac
ferG5 de delitO taUa Consideran
10: que el case lie autos cs una cues
ton dOm9stica 3 civil que dcben Ven
THAR los ttiteresadOs entire ST mlsm1>..
segun c! R2gIamento 8 Estatuln ,
pOr que 81 RICE la sOciedad <CaSin, .
EspanOi> 3 acudir en- ultimo case :.
Tribunal conpetentc; no hi lugl,
i pl1>.> der, res Nandose los int V
vrsadu9 i dC"Cc!iO DC ejercer a, a 90
cs3ne, clvi'es ante cl Tribvna! CON
p'taute; ! rCt.'| EJHnSe los L.brN1
1 .t;4.t:%1H.:~i.' i don Rafac! IA
t>!E
NJ, A>~}:u:.t:i Que este SHNn :
/, 1ls hoy IL .juu 4 DirecliNa par 4
Ht.:r,,.r /. Celebration 40 una .IuNt:u
G2n4raI, cue probabemente tondr,4
{! 4cto O:ho 2!aS d35puG, dHj i'c6Xl
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Una b0da,

Anocno contrajeron matrimonio
cat6lico en- esta Iglesia Catedral
nuestro amigo consecuente colabo-
rador el doctor don Manuel Queve'
do Baez, con la agraciada y sfnpati,
ca sef1orita Eloisa Pacheco F'ue.
ron padrinos de la boda el padre de
la despo sada don Joaquin Pachoco
y la sef1ora esposa de nuestro buen
amigo don Fidel Guillermety. Nu
merosa y escojida concurrencia asis
tic al acto que result6 solemnfsi
mo.
Felicidades mil, deseamos la
gentil pareja
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Una SentenCia

Don Diego Becerra de Aibonito
fue q Ponce portando un arma de
fuego; un policla le exigi6 la licen-
cia d. armas que aquel present6; pc
70 con fecha atrazada, la polic1a 10
condujo a la carcel, siendo POGO
tempo despues puesto en- libertad y
citandosele para que concurriese al
Tribunal de Policfa. Pero el Sr Be
cerra Sc ausento inmediatamentePpa
ra Aibonito: E Tribunal de Polic1a
de Ponce ha condenado al Sr Bece
rra a 80 dias de trabajos forzados y
telegrafi6 Aibonito al capitap U tru
tia para que le conduzca q Ponce 6
cumplir cOndena
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DR.. Pedro JQner
ESPEcMLis7A EN- Las ENEERMEDA0Es DE Ia NfdKc,a
Medo de la "Sooedad Poeooa de los u6os' de esta Capital

Ex pensionalo or opoi5n la toulta de mes4ns
Je
Me}ico de csac *otcnca c5na auxIjar lei EIospit
de dc dlcla Ciutal
Soeio FIonoraro del Institute N6hco Valeneialo.
Correspondents prcmiado &c Real
Granada de las de Barcelona, Clz Sovia
Soco extranie1o dc a Academia lie Hygiene de Paris
Pemiado & Ia Facultnl de
I1ORAs CONSJl.TAS \ II DE- A 3
N>:r1ownn -
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E, Rev. Padre Jim J GrinOu
di. cura c3t0lico, fu6 nombrado por
el PresideDte Nc kinley, Consul "a
Brazil, y ha llegado a Washington
para recibir instruccione5 antes de
part,r para aQuella republica.
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Don Santiago t. Palmer, Notnrio
p1blico ae esta ciuda1, ha ncnbra.
d. como Sustjtuto i don
Juan de CuzmAn Bonitcz, abogad0.
cuyO nOmhramicAtO fue aDr0b7d0
poE eI Honorable Presi!entc del
Tribunal Supreme. En- las ausan
ciAS de aQuel >~pntinua 81 d,snacho
IA 81. Notaris&. Eost2lc&a 22.. con
asistoncia t|e! otioial nrN:ovn!ista lie
dc la mi>ma don Jose Ma Sierra que
reside en o) mi NJ local
i'ara moetar canerjas Ip "gua
inodoros, y composicionel de Ar:nas
de fuogo, Sarantizan1O 10, IT. JOS
y preclns muy m1licOS. Sc Ofrece
al publicO ol maestro jose Sifrelo
que vive en- CatanO, call2 de Ia CarYe
tela. frcntc i la casjlla del Ressuar
do
u 10 G
Manuel Sanchez autcr ii ya:j4 5
ostafas q don Gonzalo Torres, ha 81
detenido q disposition dol ,iulgado
de Cathedral.
Sigoe Ia policia denuncianuo eI
Garo] situado en- la calla de Isabel
"a de la Marina por permanocor aDa
gadO todas las nOches.
sABANICOSs Va estI i la VII
Ia el surtido tan esperado lie ahani~
| cos japOneses. Los hay elegant u
| mos por ) y IL Centavos, como ta'0
bicn muy 1inos y bonitus nor Is, 8,
10 y 80 contav0S unu. II: LAS ne
| graS para ninas. dcsue cl numcTo )
al s. sCamisaS de color. >amisejl, '
caicetinoS tolo 4 pracios b@"atj~i-
mos. xLucas Gimeno2
II San Francisco Il
IL 1J---lo
In salud cs nus cara fRo o1
orc, con este no siempre l.uet!A ia
comprarla, poro 81 IL <IIsto n 2c"ijN:
Ulrlcio que cpra I'd e2fsrAcda@
del estomagO.
Uno lie 10 -'..'>1@.n4rYto rs4>
en boga hoy dia ea e, It".u *:>o l.,
Scot.
Sl popularit}al 50 dobo ~ sd,
& sus efectos terap9utlco5 ~ino Fapl
bion a su gran podor nutr:tivo
Don Jose Antonio Gaudior, Uoc
tor en- Medicina Ciruji.,.
Cartitica: Que hocc 9f1oS Vlclt
US ,ndo cOnstante ncEte ii Enulsi6,
de Scott de accite dc I4{@llo de b3rr
lao con hipofosfitos de cal y 7n.a
siempre con buenoS re;ul'adOS, {.
las Intermediates del ap U:s.o resp
ratoriO, La pertecta cVH?HInH"iN'
de sus comloncntas, J. l. t2ci!ij"'
con que os tOlorada aHn POI les est.
magos mas deiiraI0~, aum"otan Z
valor toraptutiro de- u;"h) "EHr4r.
Cayoy pu 1T" Rico: J1ii'' - e..
| 1~Y+
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NOTCIAS
GENER ALES

EAriO5 mlembrOS de la cOlonia
espanola, un Juez de la Corte 10,
ca hse presentar6n antier en- el edi
fcS que ocupa el Casino Espanol,
con ObjetO de que dichO JueZ Sc in
esta racreativa socielad Apesar de
las protestas del prAsidente intorino
senior Perez Morris, Ell Juez So liev0
los Libros al Tribunal, y este resol
vera el asanto Todo 10 cual prueba
que indudabl emente el diablo anda
suelto por Puerto Rico.
Relaci6n de los pasajero5 hos
pedados en- ell Hotel Inglaterra
jose de Diego, Philip F Penro-
Sc, S, S. Rowe F. A Macfie, Manuel
Perez Avil6s, Francisco NJ. Susoni,
Juan Font, J r Garrison, Jacob
Sleeper, Otto Sohvenrich, J. Coma
lez y Sra,' Arturo Cortcs A Heaton,
P. S Battistini, Jose j Usera, To
mas Blasini Adolfo Labnerte, Juan
Perez, Dgo Domlnici, Miguel Salas,
Leopoldo de Rojas y Sra G. B Head
Francisco Deetjen, Uliscs J. Espai
Hat, Rodolfo II. Hernandez, Ricardo
| SBelabal y famlia, Mayor Fisbacl1
y Wife, Santiago Colon, Pbro, En-
riqueta Font de Lopez, hermana y
familia Celcstino Marconcl. consul
Espanol S. r Winstanlcy, Andres
Roig y Sra, Hilario RUG, Jose Blaif
co, Cipriano Rivera j. Stubbe, Da
maso O Sainz, Emilio Cuadra, y
| criado Federico Fernandez P. "
| Freencr, A J. Hinderteu
i
! No, infOrman quo aver le lua
ron decomisad IS don AguStin Ardu
| 10 dOce kilOs de carne, por cncon
trarse en- e5tado de descomposi
ci6n.
| Francisco Sanchez, procesadc
pOI ell Juzgado do la Carolina pOr el
delito de le,iOnes fu1 cOndenaAo POI
Ell Tribunal de DiStrito de esta Capt.
tai la pena de tres amos dc prisi6r
correctional indemnizaci6n de 1Ut
dollars al perjudicado.
Coz motivo DC la cclcbraciOt
del Congreso Hispano americana
visitaran 4 Espana mas de 10000
personas de la America del Sud ol
cl mes de Septiombrc.
Ell gODiernO russo 60 OpOne AI [
parto de China: pero el de Aienani
Sc incliua al rcparto y haco esfucr
Zos para que las demaS naciOneS n
secunden Russia V los EstadOS Ct
dos
E, Rev. Padre } hn J. Grino
di, cura c3t0ico, fu6 nombradO po
el Presidepte Nc kin!ey. Consul ("
Brazil, y ha llegado a Washingto
para recibir instruccione5 antos d
, part;r para aquella republica
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Sc Vende.

ura ca>a de malera sta en- el ba
rrio de Puerta de TERRA, frente q
la carretera Y ell fordo a la calle de
San Agustln, informaran Caleta de
San Juan II.
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Coz motivo dc la celebration
del Congreso Hispano americana
visitaran 4 Espana mas de 10000
personas de la America del Sud en-
cl mes de Septiombrc.
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El gobierno russo :" opone al re
parto de China; pero 81 de A'euania
Sc inclina al rcparto y haco esfucr
zos para que las demas naciones no
secunden q Russia v los EstadOS L III
dos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-31

Las noticias que recibimos del
distrito ie Yauco, son desconsola
doras; la cosecha de cafe es muy po-
ca; los frutos memories escasean y
los rateros Sc los roban a diario; ell
credito va desapareciendo y las fin
cas- rdsticas estan en- su mayor par.
to abandonadas.
IIa fallecido en- Santurce Jose
Osorio Ayala & los treinta y II re
af1os de edad.
LEGO aot',,r ii; N,.W Yak 81
vapor "Arkadia con cAr-A para
varies Y pasajeros Tambien tomf
puerto ell Mae, dc Mayagunz, co r
Correspondence
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Francisco Sanchez, prOcesado
poI ell Juzgado do Ia Carolina por el
delito de le,iones fu6 cOndenaAo pOr
Ell Tribunal de DiStrito de esta Capt.
tai la pena de tres amos dc prjsi6n
correctional indemnizaci6n de 100
dollars al perjudicadO.
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!0G trl.lAriD
II S s.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Death Of Mrs. Mccall.

For more than week the friends and
relatives of Mrs. sallie Mccall, wife Of MIR.
H. g. McCall, had despaired Of her re-
covery, but many were still inclined to
hope that she would get well. The end
came, however, on Wednesday, at 1890
p. M, when that excellent lady breathed
her last on earth.
We have not been called upon to record
a sadder death since we became resident
of this community; and it is with deep re-
greet that we have been compelled to per-
form the duty.
Mrs. Mccall was the daughter Of Colo
mel and Mrs. Joseph Harrison. About
fourteen years ago she was married to Mr.
H. G. Mccall. Her husband and four
children survive her, three daughters and
one son, one being an infant about three
weeks old. Her venerable father and
mother, two sisters, Mrs. H. Bane Har-
man and Miss Ollie Harrison, and two
brothers, Messrs w. g. and j. d. Harris
son, also survive her. For her husband,
children, parents, sisters and brothers, we,
along with the community at large, have
the profoundest sympathy in this hour of
sad bereavement.
Mrs. Mccall was a member Of the Chris
tian Church. She was lady of splendid
character, kind neighbor, a devoted
wife and mother, and an afectionate daugh-
ter.
On Thursday afternoon funeral services
were held at the home of the deceased,
conducted by Rev. Philip Johnson, assist
ed by Revs. J. S. French and ]. N. Har.
man. The remains were then carried to
the Harrison section of the East End
Cemetery and laid to rest.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08

By far the most important mining
work in progress in British Columbia
is the opening up of the vast areas
Of the Crows Nest-undoubtedly one
of the largest coal properties known.
The measures occur in the heart of
the Rockies and extend north and
south distance of 40 miles, stretch
ing east and west ten miles from the
banks of the Elk river toward the
boundary line between Alberta and
British Columbia. The area is, of
course, reduced by the creeks which
abound on the mountain slopes ~
from which the coal measures have
been eroded, but sufficient remains to
constitute the coal fields, unique in
extent as they are in richness.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
A Beautiful Wedding.

On Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock
Mr.. James Franklin Hurt and Miss Lillian
Lake Below, daughter of Mr.. w. A. Below,
were married in the Presbyterian church
at this place. The altar of the church was
very handsomely decorated with ever.
greens and white chrysanthemums. At
the front of the altar there was a large
arch trimmed very beautifully with ever
green's and chrysanthemums, and in the
center Of the arch was suspended a large
wedding bell composed of the same flowers,
and ferns.
Before the bridal party entered the
church Miss Ned Spencer Gang with ex-
cellent expression Annie Laurie. Then
Mrs. V. L. Sexton, at the organ, and Mr..
Will Henry Anderson, with violin, began to
to fill the church with the beautiful strains
of the Wedding March. Revs. w. w.
Ruff and J. S. French first proceeded down
the center aisle to the altar. They were
followed by the ushers in the following
order: Messrs. Ed. Greever and Allen
Higginbotham and Messrs. Will White
and Barnes Gillespie. They were fol-
lowed by the bridegroom and his best
man, Mr.. James K. Laird. Then came
Miss Jeanne Graham who was maid of hon.
or The bride followed leaning on the arm
of her cousin, Mr.. Will Belew. The maid of
honor was dressed in white, with black
hat and plumes, and carried bunch of
large white chrysanthemums. The bride
was dressed in blue and white striped
silk and carried beautiful bunch of white
chrysanthemums. The bridegroom, his
best man and the uShers were all dressed
in conventional black.
The contracting parties took their places
at the altar, where the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. w. Ruff, assisted by
Rev. j. S. French.
After the ceremony was concluded the
bridal party drove to Mr.. Jno. s. Botti,
more's, and from there to the station, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt took the five O'Clock
train. They will 90 to Grenada, Miss,
and spend several weeks, then return to
their home at Tazewell The bride re-
ceived great many useful, handsome and
costly presents, number of them being
sent by insurance men and the insurance
companies which Mr. Hurt represents.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
M'KINLEY BACK
AT WASHINGTON.
Crowds Cheer Him on HiS Way to
the Capital.
CANTOR GIVES hin 4 SEED-OpF.
Not an Organized Affair but q Very
Enthusiastic Farewell from Me
Home People.

Canton, o., November 7.-President
Mckinley was up early today and was
soon the recipient of congratulatory teIe.
grams by the thousand. The President
breakfasted at O'Clock with Mrs. Nc.
Kinley and Secretary Cortelyou and then
glanced over the morning papers and lis
tened to the dispatches. They came from
all quarters, many being cablegrams from
ambassadors and ministers abroad, Secre.
tary Hay, Secretary Root and, in fact, all
members Of the cabinet had been heard
from.
Following are the messages exchanged
by the President and Vice President:
"Oyster Bay, N. Y, November TO
President Mckinley, Canton, O.:
~ congratulate you and l congratulate
far more the nation. Ifeel the most heart.
fel. gratitude over the result.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
canton, Ohio, November 6.-To Hon.
Theodore Roosevelt, Oyster Bay, n. Y:
81 heartily appreciate your kind expires.
sions and congratulate you upon conclud.
ing in health one of the most memorable
campaigns in our political history.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY"
Hundreds of friends called to cOngratu.
late the President, for which they received
his thanks. He looked extremely happy,
but his replies avoided any reference to
the personal triumph involved.
President Mckinley started back to
Washington amid the booming of cannon
and the cheers of his townsmen. He
drove with Mrs. Mckinley to the depot,
where Judge Day and many other friends
were assembled. In Difference of Mrs.
McKinleys wishes, there was an avoid.
ance of any noisy demonstration, but on
Dueber Heights, mile away, twenty.one
guns, Presidential salute, were fred, and
to this was added a chorus Of the city's
bells and steam whistles. The Presiden.
tial car was literally uncovered in flowers.
Without organization and without for
mslity, the people focked TO the station,
and as the train pulled out sent up a tire.
mendous round of cheers. Az the train
left the station it passed between columns
Of workingmen from the shops and facto-
ries along the tracks in an almost contin-
uous line for more than mile. The Pres
ident stood on the rear platform Of his car.
bowling and waving his hat in aeknowl.
edgement of the greetings until the shops
and their employees were out Of sight.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
HOUSEHOLD
LINENS.

Some people contend that
the only time to purchase these
goods is in the spring or in the
summer while we contend that
in-as-much as spring is so ar
tistically interviewer in the
goods, and summer so charac-
teristictically marked in the
price, that a fall sale just at
this time will strike a happy
medium.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08

VIRGINIA: In the clerks office of the
Scounty court, of Tazewell county, Oct.
22nd, 1900.
To jesse Holloway You are hereby
notified that so acres Of land in MaiIen
Spring District, Tazewel county, was sold
on the 22nd day of December, 1897, for
delinquent taxes, levies, interest and costs,
to the Commonwealth of Virginia, and APP
pIcatio1 for the purchase thereo; has been
filed in this Office, and it appearing from
the records of this Office that YOU are inter.
ested in said land, you are further notified
to appear in four months from the date Of
this notice and do what Is necessary to
protect your interest.
Given under my hand this 22nd day of
October, 1900.
T. +. GEORGE, Clerk
Tazewell county court, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Satin Danask.

Table cloth 81 yds. long
and a dozen napkins to match
fringed and laundried ready
for use $4.75 a sett.
Ecru linen damask sett--
81 yds cloth, dozen fringed
napkins Is X Is to match
So 90 set.
Fine satin Damask cloth;
hemstitched with dozen nap
kins to match % X % cloth 4
yds long-all bleached and
ready for use $40. the sett.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Order Of Publication.
VIRGinia In the clerks office of Taze.

VIRGinia In the clerks office Of Taze-
well county court, Oct. SOth 1900.
To George w. Black, Mamie Banks and
Geo. A. j. Scott, you are hereby notified
that lots No. 81, So & SO in Section IL,
the said lot 81 Sec. IL in name of Geo W..
Black, No. 80 Sec. II in name of Mamie
Banks and lot No. SO Sec. II, in name Of
Geo. A. j. Scott, as they appear on the
Commissioner books for Maiden Spring
District, Tazewell county, Virginia, in the
town of Richlands, was sold on the 2lst
day of Nov. 1898, for delinquent taxes,
levies, interest and costs to the Common.
wealth of Virginia, and application for the
purchase thereof has been filed in this
Office, and it appearing from the records
in this Office, that you are interested in
said land, you are further notified to APP
pear in four months from the date OF this
notice and do what may be necessary to
protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 30th day of
October nineteen hundred.
I. +. GEORGE, Clerk,
Tazewell county court, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Speaking
About Fire.

We hear a good deal about
fire-proof buildings these days,
Men will put up massive
structures, and, with a -four
ish of their hands, will say:
"That buildingi is fre-proof."
"Might as we'll try to set a
river on fire as thatstructure,"
But just the same, they car
ry insurance on it. Down in
their hearts they know there
is only one fire-proof thing in
this world, and that is an in
surance policy in a tested COM
pany, We sell the fire-proof
kind of policies.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
A Village Blacksmith Saved His Little
Sons Life.

Mr.. H. H. Black, the weltknown vii.
lage blacksmith at Grahamsville, Sullivan
Co., N. Y. says: "Our little son, FIVE
years old, has always been subject to
Group, and so bad have the attacks been
that we have feared many times that he
would die. We have had the doctor and
used many medicines, but Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is our sole reliance. 1t
seems to dissolve the tough mucus and by
giving frequent doses when the croupy
symptoms appear we have found that the
dreaded Group is cured before it gets
settled" There is no danger in giving
this remedy for it contains no opium or
other injurious drug and may be given as
confidently to babe as to al adult. For
sale by JOHN f. JACKSON.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Valuable Land for Sale.

l offer for sale 119 acres Of lend, lying
on the headwaters Of Clinch, FIVE miles
east of Tazewell. Thirty or forty acres in
grass. About one-third cleared, balance
in timber. The rich mineral belt of Buck.
horn mountain runs through this land on
the northside. The land fronts on the
turnpike road. For tetms and further
particulars apply to
J. FLOYD GILLESPIE,
Grafton, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Soaring.

Plain white hemstitched,
all linen at 50 and 48c the yd.
Figured and plain soaring at
%, 273 and 25c the yd. Pink,
green and blue striped scarf
ing at 274c the yd.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
TERMS OF SALE.

IoST-Certifcate No. II OF twenty shares
of stock in the Bank of Graham, of the par
value Of 500 each, held by the unders1'gn-
ed has been lost. Notice is hereby given
that application will be made to the Board
of Directors of said Bank for the issue of
new certificate i'm lieu of the one so lost.
MARY s. O'KEEFFE.
2m. Nov. 8, 1900.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
View York indiana stiu pnrnn.

Christianity has not made much
progress among the Indians in New
York state. There are now on the res
ervation there 1880 Indians, and a mis-
sionary says at least fiye-eighths of
them adhere to the old pagan religion.
rites and superstltions.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Table Covers.

All linen hemstitched,
leaf and vine effect designs size
81 X 81 price 75c each, size SO
X SO heavier and nicer goods,
S1.25 each.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Yarnlsh Makes peyoe,s vsrnIsh

Floor Paint cost &c more quart; makes
it look brighter and wear fully twice as
long as cheaper floor paints. Sold by
John e. Jackson, the druggist.
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Chenille Goods.

We show a handsome line
of table covers from 40 to 75c
each. Curtains at 2.98 to
3.48 per pair. Damask covers
from 48c to 1.25 each.
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THE SENATE.
How 1t will Stand on the Basis Tues
days Election.

days Election.
Washington, November THE next
Senate, assuming that the State legisla-
lures will fulfill their duty and choose Sen
ators to represent their States, will stand,
on the basis of yesterdays election, 40
Republicans, % Democrats and 8 indie.
pendents, with the legislatures in doubt in
three States with the privilege of electing
five Senators in this time. The legislatures
in doubt are Delaware and Nebraska, in
each of which States two Senators are to
be chosen, and Idaho, with one Senatorial
chair to be filed.
Among those classed in the Independ-
ent column are Senators Stewart, of Ne
vada, and Kyle, of South Dakota, who in
the last Congress acted with the Republi-
cans on all party matters; Turner, of Wash
hgton, and Harris, of Kansas, who acted
with the Democrats, and Wellington, Of
Maryland.
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DOilies.

Beautifully drawn and
fringed doilies, bleached and
laundried ready for use at 6Oc
$1.O0,$1.50 and $1.75 per doz.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-08
Center Pieces.

Figured satin Damask
size % X % drawn and hem
stitched, CSC each.
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GLASS;.

We are showing small line Of fine cut glass; which
for newness of design and decatey carved surfaces
the very top notch of style.
If you'd like a Salad Bowl, Water Bottle, Olive or
Bon Bon Trays this little stock is good one to select
from-then the prces-they low that would starve
a Chnaman if they kept up long.
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Paint Your Buggy for rs Cents

with Devices Gloss Carriage Paint, ready
for use; II colors. Gives high gloss, equal
to new. Sold by Jno. L. Jackson.