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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
q. a GODsEN:D:,. [:[:,'
l High Wind in Tic deWater District:
Worth Many I thousands.

Especial to The es-Dispa tch.)
NORFOLK va. April 20.-The high
wind of last night was worth tens Of.
thousands of dollars to the truckers Of
Eastern Virginia. Y
Near the water. where ths wind had
full sweep, the crops do not appear TO.
| have been damaged Iat 4 all Beans and
berries suffered 1tin the western branch s
district. 8 & l. .s II; ~ gi lS ..Sjs33,
Apprehens. on, which was feltiregardlng'
conditions tonight, are In q me asure ale
layed by the wind now. blowing calm
and consequent frost would mean the
loss offmuch money and the bllgh tlns OF,
thousands of acres. s} 5js !,
The fact that this is o late spring ana,
all crops are behind will likely prove;
/ tho truckers. an Iva ton. Fl y, NJ
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4 SHOT BY B1CYCLER,
John Rue Killed by John Reid
Near Washington.


RALEIGH. N, G., April eo,miJ9hn Kue
and John Kinnin were out drlylng sey- sew
eral miles FROM washington, n, ~, =. Wh;ehh WI;eh
VINO nom they engaged In conversnt lon. y IN
Rsid and James Moore then game np on
bicycles, and Reid attacked = i've; IN ~ lhe 9
fieht that followed Moore snol feue. WAC
dad within three minutes,
Reid aud Moore are n ja1L
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SMITHS HORSES
WINSTHREE EVENTS |.
Virginia Horsenlan Wins a First,
Second and Third at
Boston.
(special Ia Tho Times ,pispatch.)
,,ky \

(speclal 10 Tho 7Timcs 'pISpat tch,)
BOSTON. MASS, April 2o.-Courtland
II, Smith, Of Alexandria, Va, won In
two classes to-day at the Boston Horse
Show, In the class for qualified hunters,
carrying l65 pounds to hounds, his bay
eeldlng Up-To- Date, ridden by Mr. Smith.
was given second TO Mrs. Courtlnnd
Smiths Arst with the brown gelding
Chappie Le In tho heavyweight green
hunters. carrying 100 pounds or over Mr.
Smiths black tgelding Equitable, rldden
by Coins, received third prize
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Icicles in Bristol.

,f .s,os,4l tn u'lts Times. pisHatah.,
BR1sToL, TENN,, April a1.-IeicIe.
formed ] On 81 dropping hydants IN Bristol
7 ihis morning, and the cold 1 saap M stsss
shows no Sign OF brea aklns me psg..i pssgnsiN
crop IN this rssfpn y pEooap'y
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EVEN BUD $ KILLED.
Fruit sKiile il il Bus cking gharn.3
lsPriince Edward and Il Cunb erland.

Especial 90 Il he mes pispat tch:I
NJ FA Rb1Yr VI Apri 20. FROM
every ttiar ter: 81 Prince II afEd dward. cumbsr-i
land ana Bucklng an tol,n Il nv Z, =
reported That ths frllit pro spect has been
destroyer ESa iiIa Il On Wsa ha T even
the buds 81, trees ;yh III had not blossoned5
are dead & Tomb ght. the " her Isl clear
and cold and 8theS outlook Il Is that there
will be anot ther b! ting fros T
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An Inch Of Ice.

aspecial ia The Times Dispatch)
CEIRIsTIANsRuRCl, |, VA. April 20,-Tbs
Ice was over an inch thick thiS morning
and all fruit Is probably Filled,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

day at the ins tltute. being founder'o day.
the birthday Of General 8. G. Armstrong;,
Who established the school nearly thirty
jsLx years ago.
Mr., Robert c. Ogden, president OF tho
board Of trustees. and head OF the con-
ference for education In the South, to-
gether with party OF distinguished
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North Carolina.


Mr. =. J. Graha,m,s reslaenes II Hsmlst ssroHd
day M a" oi the Asheyilie, Horse Show post,
p9nfba be q q nnd re COT
lege 10 hoe grand reunlon-BotnI the
Southern and seaboard Air Line Will re-
sion to. build q union depot at Charlotte
General.
Brigham Roberts tells Senate 1nyestiEa1-
ton COMMITTEES that he fanno, shirs si 50 9p,- nn
cations and stu believe N prac.1iGe G3 ipsr pe
torces ii raklshan: Russ,an c GossaSks nmla
Mp-Bili introduced In ihe senate for. a ap;; 2;
f9y erGs9n te Sc
j reimbursed for amount used in n,andamus
proceedings &C rent, erea. granddaugkterr
81 bishon Hns Meade married rne
! Democratic Congressional Campaign Som, o. n,
mIt;ee re.elee Is EDWARDS, as seGresnry
paugh'ers su dis' 81 81 the American Revolution,
aceept lnvltntionto visit Jamesteo,wn nro %
Sded two hundred RED, w,ll " ,brsc G9mts'' vents at
BOSTON BOSTON show-Ja ames, ay..of S.an Eswr ;;nsr
port News found In hold Of oscar. @ q =. iinss 1nss
sn nmon,s alars'na e slsoo5om and thousands oi
people arc thrGwn out ol ,empiFoysaffed1in C Feynsfed in
GoSHs aeny N6roE !bn! hex and
iundred' miners perish In ava lanche-i. :,
9s,1sr q s,mont mon Kues5d oond, Il
dtIeads.oaK tIen ls mssret as 81 ana yola%ds
o buslRsss Is smalsn0iw rames in both aa 5s
iSe %a'r,Ms. erues--s Bslene makes, neY track
record rec al Aaueduet Gaud Wlns 5a = peanoaty nost.
Handicap at eimp1h sstea1ns $685. p3se
BoI wcev des troys large part o. ~ IeXaff s; af
cotton ohRener asAofEe H. On srentlss.
nent Southern educator, dies In ren-
= - <
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WI Will BE INVITED |. / 60. TO-DAY ID y
CAMPAIGN CALENDAR.

CAMPAIGN CALENDAR. !. .
Conference Of friends OF Captain
Carlton Mccarthy, Murphy's Hotel, 9
o'clock to-night.
Meeting City Democratic Commit.
tee. Murphy's Hotel, tomorrow night.
Final public meeting at the Acad-
semy Saturday night. Mayor Taylor
and Captain Mccarthy Invited to de-
| liver addresses.
4 Instructions to election officers ana
final arrang ements for primary, Mon
< day. AZ 1.
Battle Of ballots and and, results, Tues
day. III
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sUMMAR Il OF # 5THES DAYS NEWS
1e1Wcathcr.

yAydINaTIoNSl ,,,,, y Il Sl,da dApri pt 9 f0r
TSvllFspiay aPa frlsa asa warmer
rrldayiherehslnk cloudlness; fresh north '''Ih
# North Carollfiu-- Rain TIL! rsday IN west
f,orth Winds G D n 5fll IN 81 55 .5sli a
Rlchmonds weather yesterday e. ~ vas y
clear. but cold. windy and diisaereee' PIC. Y
4s State or THE THERMOMETER;
9 Ann. Y. . ~ ~
~ 81 * x
10 bPi Nj ...... q
p. " IA
IL II m1dnlSf1t 10
. Average Observation-Disclosures. t5h
MINIATURE n I 17 AlnANiAle: 45sil 81, 1901.
E::s ~: 3is ;s E5ss
Richmond.
Great citing planned 40 be held l.t, at tie q
Academy OF Music Saturday night. at
I which Candidates Taylor and Mccarthy
phys Hotel to;nlght ot Mecaa,rd,hys ss
spent much Of yesterday meeting friends
and receiving assurances Of support. y
Great party q Ricnonders e. j trkG r. spee,Mt
at Hampton Institute in ENJOYABLE o,b-
seryanre OF Virginia Day n W law pro.
ylling for q races on on safeet
well: one arrest made by condnc tor and NJ
ehss e s onrt wfSf tSs
eesbraton 81 May ShS sSh So
elety OF Nortl, Garolina I1sA not hnr =,
ssiionairy I il \ China. gives his XIe g. q the
Tq fnyrfE ha Rn1s M osHfr S
Manchuria and Japun VIII get s s ~.
shmr,els sraasad by elss, iler
Sd osss' e IL saPa
.Isn GNsG@mffn sass 5
to.fnorrow nighEo NJ new fin.aldaites inwnd les
san eane II man u Under nrrest t. May musical
testlval--case OF Lewis Spencer 70 DC
heard. @ n. 93 Il !.
Virginia.
silI3 strong belief at charlottesville that
seiectsd Sepfa oresideP arc keepns L
EauIet !: after discusaIofi----!ai Merchants pcti-
ticn Petersburg Council !o cha rge lnsr;; =, 2;
tax----R reports from the, State al; large
show that great damage has been d9ne.to g
mala feaI ns drdsSea as
case 81 insuhordl1 tIonTh Ninth, Dis 2 Is
fix time and place for the District C2n-
sptp enddlse tie pem
ecratc candidates 4 q that s i : y ",
the heart at Bel Haven. p.a tor
dsetroy n,ucH flmserc Charged BY, Mr..
Ki|loran that II. ..iason Glapp: while !, 9,
seized tfe boa claims y fST, l,s SMn
Visit Norfo ek!!ss .tG2 Y 60
y y and Southern line ST. or est fire n 3ches-
n Etosiield ignltes cord wood on bot b, sides
88 of1 the Farn1vtlle and PoHha "a n Railroa
IN Il nd #destrpys III no IRA ck-The Boar, ot
sgAErIcuit turesin spects tie cadets and build.
hhs d3,rtI9 ra1alay II lon hdrI
cole. forgcr takes s,3s 2dyantfage f,yncSI q
burg nna Eives The officer the e. silnIAn- rh An
a a eiopes With aiiss Rosa crum er-Ihe ne
n Grand Council; Eoyal ,ATcanum.. n session .s on
officers for the year, s5
V 5i} Nrr,r+l C.arniir1as s5
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
HARRINGTON In Politics

Booth Harrington writes another Of bis
political stories for the November Nc
Cures, which he calls "The Need Of
Money" and this need furnishes theme
and motive for bis tale which narrates the
fall of Uncle Billy Robinson, the spotless
legislator, "a man as honest as the day is
long," Before the sophistry and specious
argument Of the lobbyists and his own
deep solicitude for the salvation Of his son
from disgrace, Uncle Billy fell from the
ranks of purity, and great and dramatic
twas the fall thereof" Mr.. Harrington
graphically describes the manner Of the
falling. The author knows his field, aud
his characters walk and talk through the
pages like real men. He has drawn a
wonderful character sketch of Uncle Billy,
whose like we all may know, and rouses
our hearty sympathy for the erring old
legislator. cts not for us TO judge too
much"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
Are You
Superstitious?

Some folks who believe in
signs will tell you that it is
bad luck to start to the St.
Louis Fair on Friday, or to
begin a piece of work on Sat
urday; or to climb a tree on
Sunday, or to sit down to dim
ner with twelve others, but
they all agree that it is I'M
lucky and unwise to allow
your fire insurance policy to
expire.
You don't run any risks
when you place your insur-
ance with us. You are always
fully insured when you en-
trust your risks with us. We
notify our policy holders when
their insurance is about to
expire.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Toys. polIs and DOH Race At BOysr's.

Toys, Dolls and Doll Rags at BoYer's.
I. K. smoot, the hustling Tptop msr-
chant, was ct Tazewell on yesterday.
Ladies
Do you want q winter wrap for your
self or daughter 2 See our line.
HARRISON 4 Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. ]. Sanders Gillespie, Of Gillespie,
was in town yesterday.
For style, fit. comfort and service try
Queen Quality shoes for ladies'. Sold
only at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
You have been reading the Tazewsl
Republican we hope with pleasure during
the campaign. Send US your name and
become permanent subscriber.
Recollections and Letters of Genera
Robert K. Lee, by his son, Robert E. Lee
For sale by
j. B. Boyer & Co., Agents.
Hon. Leslie N. Shaw, Secretary Of th'
Treasury, will speak at Blue6eld mex
Monday, the 31st, at p. m. A number
Of persons from Tazewell will attend
Let your little folks come to Boyer'I
and see the wonders of Toydom.
Rev. ]. K. P. Dickson, the new
preacher in charge of Tszewell circuit, has
arrived with bis family, and they are now
at home In the new parsonage at the ives
end Of town.
A 100 piece handsomely decorated Din
ner Set for only $500, at Boyer's.
Messre. g. r. and II. :. Surface have
moved their families to Thompson Valley
where they will reside at their beautiful
home lately purchased from Mr.. j. E
Buchanan.
Boyer has the best Oil Heaters Oh the
market. Ask those who have Dough
them.
We have received letter from Rev. T
]. Eskridge in which he states he will re-
turn to Tszeyell today or tomorrow. HI
requests us to announce that be vii
preach in Main Street Methodist church
on next Sunday morning and night.
Sample Comforts and Blankets at whole
sale prices at Boyer's.
Lost-On Tuesday, the 18th inst, a
young lady lost her purse on Main Street.
1t was a email purse and contained ont
dollar note and about sixty cents in
change. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by returning the purse and con
tents to the Republican" office.
Handsome line Cut Glass; China and
Silverware at BUyer's.
A granolithic walk is now being made
at the west END of Main Street.
We believe we have the largest ant
best selected line of Holiday Goods il
southwest Virginia. Our stock is ready
for inspection. Make your sele ,tions early
and get the best. ]. B. Boyer & Co.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
REPUBLICANS AS CERTAIN AS EVER
Use Democrats own Figures In Claiming
New York and RldIcuIs Their Preten-
sIOcs Of Carrying Indiana, Con-
nsOtleut or New Jersey.

8SOogNN - WV WY
Washington, Oct. 23.-With the hope
of influencing voters vino may want to be
on the winning side the Democratic mana
gers are giving out figures to bolster up
the claim that Parker and Davis will be
elected.
Their claims and figures are regarded
here as ridiculous and so palpably outside
the facts rs to stamp them utterly WORTH
lees.
When they claim such States as New
York and Wisconsin, the rainbow char
acter Of their estimates is apparent. There
is not well-informed Democrat who does
not admit that the Republican organiza-
ton in New York and its system of max.
ing canVasses up State is infinitely more
efficient than that of the Democrats. Tax
ing Tammany's own estimate Of the Demo
cratic plurality below the Bronx, the Re.
publican canvass shows plurality fol
Roosevelt and Fairbanks of about 40, 900
In Indiana, Taggart has good organ
iEation, but not equal to that Of the Re-
publicanS, who have 1880 workers &C
lively watching political developments
The latter organization reports good Re-
publican plurality after making full allow
Ancs for the SILVER Democrats who may
have been persuaded by Bryan to sup
port Parker.
Republicans who have been watching
Democratic movements in Connecticut
and New Jersey say that any forecast that
gives these States to the Democrats cannot
be based upon facts.
Wisconsin Democratic are only hoping
for success on the State ticket. They
have no idea that the Republican na-
tional ticket will be defeated.
1t is interesting 10 note the Republican
pluralities given in 1900 in the States now
claimed by the Democrats They are
New Jersey, $3.50; New York, l49, 1903
Indiana, 26,4Sl, Connecticut, 28,570
Maryland, 1884; West Virginia, q, 022
and Wisconsin. l06,581.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
The Republican District Con nittss
OF ms
Ninth Congressional district Of J r6lnii

Makes the followin. appointment 3:
HON. LESLus NJ. SHAW,
Secretary of tle Treasury.
wytheyille, OctoS r 2sth, II a. N.
promptly.
Bristol City, 10Th. mig It.
HON. P. II McCAULL.
wyiheyile, Nov lber 7, cour lay.
BON. D. = BAILEY.
WYTHE oUNTY.
October % - 20.
WAsHINGr COUNTY.
November l, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
HON. P. j. DtyENPORT.
BucHANA COUNTY.
Head Of Dismal, arday, Ocio er 20.
HON. R. W. 0ICKENSol.
RUSSELL COUNTY.
November /, 2, s and 5, ppoInt-
ments to he made b. ,cal commit e.
HON. I. NJ ANDERSON
WISE )UNTY.
October 20, Nov pber l, 8, 4
and 5, appointment 20 be made eoun-
ty chairman.
COL J. S. DOWNING
Pocahonlas, Satuy ~, Noveml r 8, 8
p. N.
COL. W. &. 'ENDLErOl
shawyer Mill, Ta yell county saturs
day, October 20, P IA.
HON. T. { BOWEN.
Shaver Mill, So, DAY, Octob' 20,
p m.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
rREsPAss NOTICE

All psrsons are teg oy warned rot to
fish, ride, walk, or d. anoss, or other
wise resasss on my lssi situated O Bar
rett's Branch and a mag the Ia de of
A. 0, shannon, Wt'n Baudy, Z. w.
Beavers, Mollie Has s finn q nkins
and George Sparss. an enlol the
law ageinst any prsso who violal this
notice. JANE III. SHAM IN.
oct20g2
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
HON. R. ". BLAIR

will address the voters of Tazewell county
at the following times and places:
October 3lst. Lockhsrt's Chapel, p. m.
October S1st, Cedar Bluff, night.
November LIST, Midway, p. m.
November End, North Tazewell, night.
November 3rd, Hawkins, l p. N.
November 4th, Tptop, l p. m.
November 4th, Graham, night.
November 9Th, Pocahontas, night.
Let the people turn out to hear the is
sues of the day discussed.
H. g. MCCALL,
County Chairman.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
COMMISSION RS NO rlcE.

october 18th 1904.
To Celia Jones, VI lhs Floyd, ielding
Floyd, Rebecca hiah IDS, Msnfol Rich
ards, Anderson II, ID. Malind. Fioyd.
VIM. Carson, liza arson, Jesse Jones,
Stephen Jones, Gro <ett Jones, Charles
Jones, William Jones and the oti r helrs
of jesse Jones, dece. ed, who are oceed-
ed against as partis unknown, 3.S.F.
Hartman, sheriff, &C. and as such ldmin-
istrator of lessee Jouss, deceased,e d ]. s.
Moss and ]. A. Gree ssr, mercha Is and
partners trading rs Las * Greey r, and
all other creditors Of assee Jones, ieceas-
ed, who will come ip'o this suit 4 con-
tribute to the OOsn thereof n are
hereby notified, thai have fxe upon
the l4tb day of Nov, nber, 1904, at my
Office at T5zewell, W 70 take the count
ordered by the Crcl Court Of Jewell
County, at the Augu term, 1904 n the
cbaNcefg cause the pending, tween
hose 4 Sreever, ce, irsnts, Az lessee
Jones adminstratD I'd a., deit dants;
and 4 from any eau III accoun - not
commenced on that ", or If con lenced
and not ccmpleted, same viii con-
tiDueG i.om day 10 ~ Or FROM me TO
time until competsi
AZ which time aua place you e re-
quired 10 be present.
J. Il. srU RI,
oct20w4 Conimi ioner,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
WILL EXPOSE PLOT.

If inquiry proves that there has beer
any endeavor on the part of the Demo
cratic Committees agent, MIR. Smythe, Il
violate the laws of Panama, that fact viii
be made known. There appears to be III
doubt Of Smytht's rsnd to Panama t.
collect alleged evidr re against the Uniteo
States Government, which the Democrat
could use in their campaign of misrepre
sentation against President Roosevelt.
The purpose of Smythe to create troubl4
in Panama is regarded here as on levtl
with Judge Psrker's reckless utterance
about conditions in the Philippines and
the encouragement he gave the restlesa
agitators among the Filipinos TO inaugu-
rate another insurrection.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
PUBLIC SPEAKING

Colonel Campbell Slemp. candidate foI
Congress in the Ninth District. and othe
distinguished speakers will address the vo
tiers of the Ninth District at the followin
times and places;
Wise, November Z, courthouse.
Come out and hear the issues of tn:
hour discussed by able men.
Respectfully,
L. P. SUMMERS,
Chairman Republican Congressional Die
trict Committee.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not tD
trespass in any way on my lands situated
on the headwaters of Clear Fork. / wi
enforce the law against any person wi ,
violates this notice.
j. Floyd Gillespie.
Sept. 22nd, 1904.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
TAXES FOR 1904
Notice to the Taxpayers
of TazeWelI County:

POCAHONTAS, j. s. Browning's Store
Tuesday, November l.
FALLS MILLS, Wednesday, November
IL.
GRAHAM, John E. Baylor's Store,
Thursday, November 8.
TIP TOP, 7. R.. Smoot's Store, Friday,
November 4.
And at other times, during business
hours, at the Tressurer's Office, Tazewell,
Va, up 10 the first day of December,
1904, after which date the per cent. PEN
atty is required by law to be added to un.
paid taxes.
H. P. BRITAIN,
Treasurer Tazewell County.
N. B.-Claims payable by the County
Treasurer are subject to the taxes of the
person in whose favor the claim was
issued.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27

hosiery has been recently added to our hos
iery department. These lines have proven
the equal in every respect of the Misses and
Children's. The manufacturers of these
famous stockings authorize us to give a
pair free to every customer that is not salts
fled with their wear.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27

Wholesale Drug Store; no patent med
icines included; al staple goods. Write
or call on us for psriculaTs. ...
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
Real Estate Column
TOWN OF GRAHAM.

Mill and Lot. situated in West Graham,
adjoining Thistle Plow & Foundry Co 30
Bbi. Full Roller Process. 200 Blu. 8 Roller
Corn Mill. Steam power. About 200 yards
from K. K. siding. Price $500.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
TOWN PROPERTY.

List your property with us.
We have constant enquiries
from persons who want real
estate.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
LET'S
PLAY
.'PRETENSE"

Let us suppose that we rep
resent the wildcat" variety
of Fire Insurance companies
Let us imagine that We had
written a policy for you, and
your neighbor, and a fire
should consume your neigh
boris property; would you con-
tlnue to pay us the premium
on your policy when your
neighbor failed to realize a
dollar on his policy?
Could we ever get you to
take another policy from US?
Not much
Our Companies
pay losses in full before the
ashes get cold.
The F D. EHfs ms. Agency
snsnrancs Headquarters
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27

interest in Brick Building on Motion
st. Best store room in town, and IL
rooms above. Price 5000.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27

Really the weary hours put in at the
weekly mending may be reduced if you sim
ply ask for BLACK CAT hosiery for the
youngsters. They are Knit to Wear-o the
toughest thread that goes into stocking
and extra splicing at toes, heels and knees
makes good wear doubly sure-and they are
Knit to Fit-no Jumps or knots or skinny
toes or eight across the instep'- elasticity,
strength and dye that's lasting and I'M
proves with washing.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-27
UEMOcRATs PLOT PANAMA REVOLT
National Committees Agent Sent to
Isthmus In Hope Of Fomsntlns TrsubIs
fer Republicans MisdIrsotsd Cables
In Evidence.

Washington, Oct. 23.-In their despera-
ton the national Democratic managers
hsye been engaged in an attempt to cause
trouble on the Isthmus Of Panama.
Whether they are directly implicated in
trying to STIR up revolution or employed
an INSCRIPTIONS agent who undertook the
task on his own responsibility, remains to
be demonstrated.
Certain cablegrams intended for George
F, Parker chief Of the literary bureau Of
the Democratic National Committee,
found their way accidentally to the Stats
Department. They were in ordinary
cipher, but were delivered to the wrong
Mr.. Parker, who sought the assistance Of
the code translator Of tue State Depart
ment in deciphering them.