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the fine Of making Himself a good ma
val officer. and he has ever been loyal
10 the country Of his adoption Sew.
eral years ago when he was only a
captain In the British navy. without
any immediate prospect Of promotion.
be was offered by his brother-ln-law
the car, the position Of slce admiral
in the Russian navy. but declined It.
True. he Is a major general OF artillery
IN the German army, but that Is only
an honorary title. The other would
not have been play place. II he had
accepted the czar's offer Prince Louis
might row have been at the bottom OF
the China sea, where considerable OF
the Russian navy went
at another time Prince Louis was
offered the rulership Of Bulgaria, a
post that his brother had held. but he
also declined that In fact, he is said
to regret that he was born a prince
and not naval officer pure and sim
pie. SO Il may be just as well so call
him Admiral Battenberg. the title that
be himself prefers
Popular In the Navy.
The admiral was never In actual
battle but once, and that was in Egypt
in 1882. lie was a subleutenant then.
serving under Lord Charles Beresford.
For his service in that action he wears
a medal and the khedives star He
was afterward made lieutenant. sew
eral years later commander, then a
captain and only recently rear ad
miral He has shown considerable
ability Ia naval maneuvers aud was
for several years director Of naval in.
telligenco at the admiralty, a position
that requires a man OF brains There
was much criticism when he was ap
pointed to this responsible place, due
TO the fact that he was foreign born
but after a time this disappeared O
late years his democratic habits aud
demonstrated ability have made hif
popular IN the navy
His life has not been without scan
dals There have Eeen whispers re
Gently that the prince IS getting gay
in his old age-he is past fiftyone-
aud It is even lntmatcd that he waf
sent around the world to get him on
OF the way OF youthful temptations
Gossip, Ike envy. loves shining
mark. The nobodles Of the world cal
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John Paul Jones, Perry Decatur, Law
renee and others did things to the Wis
itors other than entertaining them at
pink teas. Though getting the best of
the English generally, we did not have
everything our own way. For example,
n British aeet once took Washington
Ii is proposed that Prince Louis shall
take Washington. but only socially.
The British ambassador is to give him
a great blowout. after which he will
be received and given dinner at
the White House. The feet viii visit
Hampton Roads and Annapolis ana Will
make New York bay IN its rounds. IL
arrives too late for the Newport sea-
son, which is quite disappointment 70
the Four Hundred, but Is Of no great
concern to the rest Of the country. The
visitors will be escorted by an Ameri'
can fleet under the command Of Eight
ing Bob" Evans, who. though not OF
royal descent, Is something Of an admi
raj himself. With all the Yankee and
English vessels IN line they will make
brave sight. There will be balls and
receptions, pink teas and dinners ga
lore. These viii take place on shore, OF
the decks OF the American vessels anC
on the specially constructed ballroom
J deck OF the Drake.
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IA NEWPORT and Fifth avenue are
nj excited. a prince is coming to
America Not since the days
when the brother of the kaiser
was "in our midst has there been such
a dutter in the hearts Of the -Four Hun
dred. The prince who is coming TO see
Us now is not the brother Of any Of the
reigning monarchs, but he is the broth
er-in-law of the czar Of all the Russias
He is likewise nephew of King Ed
ward, at least by marriage, besides be
ing related to most of the royalties Of
Europe. Nearly everybody Of royal
blood is connected with nearly every
body else OF royal blood, there having
been SO much intermarriage among
refining houses that the intricacies Of
relationship are something fearful and
wonderful TO behold. "Our royal cous-
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rerrIble Accident at New orleans

This morning about two O'Clock tho
wind blew up the Mississippi river, with
not fatalities. not even one person was
injured; however. It does not prevent tn
Fort smith and Western from selling
tickets al one fare for the round trip.
which is six dollars and nifty cents
Those who escaped with then lives
and partial Injuries viii attend the 1--we
stock show and street Fair, which IS
going on az Fort smith, and you can
SEQ them by calling at III South Divi-
sion street. where the tickets are ON
sale every day until next saturday. ia-
elusive. and good untl Monday the
| thirteenth
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During the summer Prince louis vi
IN Canadian waters Ills cruise viii
an extensive one. as be IS 70 visit AZ
ca nd South America. Il being hla /
structions to show the faa at pr
~ much al The Atlantic ports
must not be Imagined that the Goa
mand Of such a squadron is aitogethl
a show affair. II takes ability to col
mand fleet Of fast cruisers even
time Of peace
World Of Good Advice.
Accompanying bis uncle AZ an ext
A. d G. Is Prince Alexander Of Bs
tonbcrg. a grandson of the late Que'
Victoria. While In Montreal. Alexa
der told this story on himself Sever
years ago he was a cadet cruising
The Mediterranean Running short
money. he wrote a pathetic letter
his royal grandma FOR funds No :
ply. Again he wrote. the second a
peal being more touching than Il
FIRST To this there came long episl
from Grandma Victoria containing
world Of good advice. but no rem
tance. Then Alexander wrote a thi
letter II ran:
Dear Grandma-Thanks for your lcttr
also for your photo received az the snr
time u proved "a friend in need. au
toned II or ane realized so for Il.
II family men always find favor
the eyes Of President Roosevelt prin
Louis of Battenberg should be popul
az the White House. as he is the faith
Of four. ranging in age all the W.
from twenty 10 i've, the two older ,
iug girls and the two younger boys.
This scion Of royalty Is also an
vcutor lie devised the first system
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and physical ana intellectual strength
are no doubt due to bis mother. He
looks mDch younger than City. having
black hair and beard and youthful
manner Tie wears a uniform we'll
and that Is much. especially in show
squadron. That the princo.admiral Is
out on social campaign Is shown BY
the fact that ballroom deck has beer,
erected on his oagship. the only case
Of the sort on record. Balls are fire.
queuty held on the decks Of warships,
but special deck made for this pur-
pose IS new thing under the sun.
ITO Show the Flag"
Tao oaioc; os the visit of ghe nri.ifh
squadron TO American waters Is TO
show the flag" as il is known in diplo-
matte termlnoiogy: also to bear a mes.
sage Of good viii from King Edward
to President Roosevelt The prcsenta-
tlon OF such message IN so ostenta.
tons a manner is usually supposed 70
precede closer alliance between the
two nations participating. but whether
or not It has that Significance In this
case nobody knows. II is a matter too.
IN which the Americar people are quite
q little interested more. in fact, than
they are in princes or what not
The fleet which Prince Louis is bring
ing Is known as the second cruiser
squadron and is the fastest ia the
world II consists OF the ariectee
cruiser Drake, which is the flagship
and the smaller armored cruisers Es-
sex. Cornwall, Berwick. Bedford and
Cumberland The Drake Is vessel Of
over 1900 tons and above "a twenty
four knot speed. The Others are each
1900 tons and have a speed of twenty
three knots The American navy has
only one cruiser making as high as
twenty three baAts, and that is the
Minneapolis.
A Brave Sight.
British war vessels visited these
shores in former times, but rot on good
will missions In those good old days
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THE KNAcK or
"KNowINo THINGS"

o THE KNAcK or o
a<NowINo THINcs." O
ITO Know" twin-verb to the o
more widely discussed ''To Do" is o
coming to take it's rightful place o
IN the 'Creeds OF the workers" o
ITO Know" what when. how o
ITO DO" in the usual and normal 0
situations that arise in our daily o
o iivos, Is eduoation--is equipment,o
o for emergencies. ie POWER. o
People, nowadays. are growing o
o more and more fond of those facts o
which have a bearing on their dali o
o " lives. They are not averso 70 o
o knowing the latest theory about o
o gold deposits In the moon-but o
9 ssey take a closer i,.ss.vs' in o
o special sale Of gold iewelry at a o
o local store. o
o They are sorry TO learn hat n o
great pianist is threatened with o
physical c)liapse--hut the fs,t that o
there is a chance to buy pis los at o
greatly reduced prices at local o
piano store is Of actual. personal o
u interest o
They are greatly interested In o
the fact that the Cslmna man @
ages" several hundreds of servants o
o but their own chances Of secur- o
o ing ONE servant for general house .
0 work excite more genuine inter- o
o est. and they search the want o
ads with more anxiety than they o
o give to the "Foroisn news and o
o gossip" O
! o They are amused at Uncle Sans @
/ o threat 10 buy his Canal supplies @
| O in She open market" Of the world q
o but just what things for the 9
home and Office cost IN the open {
/ 0 market" OF their city interests {
thcm IN DETAIL-hence thev {
keen lin touch with the local {
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0 INTERPRETED in the newl; theT
D are CONCERNED in tho adver.is-
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o like live wire with one end at.
O tached to their poeketbooks.
10 SO while tie newspaDer instrucfs
o and amuses and educates, u fur
o nishes. also. those other and bet
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0 control the comings and go'og7
0 and tfe buyings and sunings ard
0 gettings and givings Of daily N'e.
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think more compiacentiy OF their own
sins when they reflect that the some
bodies have similar weaknesses.
Prince Louis is a tall. well set up
specimen OF left handed royalty. This
Is an agreeable variation, for most OF
the kings and princelings are not re
markabe in this respect. Louis height
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long distance signaling on shipboard.
also course Indicator that IS now In
general use ia the British aavy
All these tlings would indicate that
he has heen useful citizen in spite Of
the fact that be IS a prince. While his
blue 81 i3dod connections may assure
him welcome from our would be
aristocracy, his achievements as a man
will bring him one from genuine Amee-
leans
Then he represents his government
and bears "A message Of good viii, and
messengers Of good VIII are always
welcome in all lands.
j. A. EDGERTON.
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HOME vslToRs-5snta Fe sells on
November IA and rs Home visitor tick
cts at one and one-thlrd fare TO all
points In Iowa, Nebraska, South Da-
kota, and Wisconsin, and to many points
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Make few promises--live up 70 your
engagements. said stephen Alien. once
mayor OF New York N. r. cbeadie de-
livers coal when he says he VIII
Phone G. n n. CHEADI.E.
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Loyal British Subject.

Prince Louis OF Battenberg, notwith-
standing the fact that he has a Ger
man name, birth and title, is a Brit
ish subject lie became such on en-
tering the English navy al an early
age. He Insisted on working up on his
merits, and from his slow progress II
appears that he was permitted 70 do
50. His nickname IN the navy Il
Bats which was applied 10 him az
first out Of contempt but is now given
In affection. When on duty he insists
on being accorded only the recognition
due him as an officer of the navy.
waving all the princely prerogatiyes.
He also insists on being marked as
Il b. IA the navy. He has had 10
live pretty much altogether on bis pay
as an officer, as be Is only the p0ssessor
Of a castle and small estate Ia Ger
many. from which be derives little
revenue. ne Il said TO his credit, his
Khole ambition has seemed 70 be IN
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Wantea-A Chance

Wanted-A Chance
To show what this column win DO for
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. COG East Clcve-
land,
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In" is more than mere figure or
speech nowadays. TO be exact about
the various kinships Of this particular
scion Of royalty who Is to favor us by
his presence and who is known 70
fame, by the way, as trince Louis Of
Batterberg, he is grandson Of Queen
Victoria and nephew of Edward VII.
both ia bis own right and by marriage.
his royal consort being his cousin, Prin-
cess Victoria Of Ilcsse. He is nephew
OF the late emp. ess Of Russia and
brother in-law OF Emperor Nicholas IL
and said TO be the favorite brother-in-
law at that. He IL brother-in-law Of
Prince Henry Of Prussia, who in his
turn is the brother of Emperor William
IL. Of Germany. He is father-in-law OF
Prince Andfew Of Greece. He is the
brother OF the late Alexander, ruler Of
Bulgaria. He is brother of the late
brother-in-law Of the kings Of Italy and
Servia. and how many more relation
ships he has, both by blood aud law,
deponent saith not.
Ia spite Of all this handicap Prince
Louis is asserted TO be something Of q
man. Perhaps this is accounted for by
the fact that his mother was not royal.
She was only a Russian countess by
the name Of Hauke. There was all
kinds Of royal hullabaloo when his
father married this woman, and he
was forced to submit TO its being called
a morganatlc union, but later Louis
mother was made Princess Of Batten-
berg, which was a sort Of left banded
recognition OF her. though she was still
not royal For this reason Prince Lou
Is, in spite OF his long list Of relation
ships. is not entitled to be addressed as
IL. Il. H. his royal highnessl, but only
as H. S. II. (his serene highnessl.
There is nothing Ike knowing how TO
address these highnesses properly.
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Santa Fe viii sell round trip winter
tourist tickets to many points We can
give only few here, bur u irip Is
contemplated, rates viii be quoted. on
sale daily, final limit June !, 1870;
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FOR RENr--2e Mansur aeenue. 3
rooms, store room. cellar barn and
wen; near school By Kesler lie East
Oklahoma avenue.
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A Brave Sight.

British war vessels visited these
shores IN former times, but not ON good
will missions. In those good old days
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-06-29
JEWELL, VA, THURSDAY. JUNE 90, 100
HOW MUCH DOES
YOUR MONEY
Earn for YOu-YOu Should Place 1t In
the American National Bank Of
Graham, Virginia.

The men who are successful are the
men who succeed in putting money to
work for them at profitable rate, no
man has ever become successful in life
who depended entirely upon his labors.
The man who really gets ahead and be-
gins to accumulate is the one who
makes his earnings produce him a pro-
fit as we'll as his labors, successful
business man will not allow his money
to be used without it produces him
profit any more than mechanic or
clerk will work without a salary. The
American National Bank Of Graham,
Virginia will pay you three per cent
interest on all money you are not using,
no bank in this community offers you
this opportunity. Your bank account
cannot be assessed for taxes in Virginia,
and what your money earns for you is
clear profit, and assists you to increase
your income.
We give careful attention to CONNER
cial accounts as we'll as to savings, we
always keep on hand money to loan to
our patrons.
We solicit the accounts of corpora
tions, firms and individuals and pay
three per cent interest on all savings
accounts.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,
Graham, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-06-29

itary exports take anything but hope
full view of General Linevitch's situa-
ton. They do not believe he can be
surrounded, but apparently the experts
do not consider the possibility of a Rus
sian victory. Linevitch's retirement to
Harbin and the isolation of Vladivostok
seem to be regarded as foregone con-
clusion when Field Marshal Oyama
strikes. According to the latest news
from the front, which is thirty six
hours old, Oyama, after forcing back
the Russian right and centre, trans
ferred his weight against the left, COM
pelling the Russians to give ground
there also.
Occasional heavy downpours of rain
continue at the front.
General Linevitch in a despatch to
the emperor dated June 26, reported
outpost affairs on June "a, the Russians
being driven in both south of the rail-
way and.in the valley of the Tsinhe.
In the region of Hailungchen the
japanese resumed the offensive June %
and attacked and drove back the Rus
sian advance squadrons.
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FOUR FARMS FOR SALE.

]. N. Harman has four farms for
sale, cheap. These farms lie in Gooch-
land County, Va, forty miles above
Richmond, six miles from Irwin station
on the C. & o. R. R. Three of these
farms adjoin. All four can be purchas-
ed as a whole for $1,000. A large poE,
ton of this land is in cultivation, well
watered, plenty of timber, fine grass,
200 fruit trees, large quantity of creek
bottom, pasture land which keeps stock
almost the entire winter without feed
ing, forty stacks of hay moved last
year, houses and barns.
Or it will be sold in four tracts as fol-
lows: 372s acres at $40 per acre, 275
acres at SO per acre, 176 acres at SIS per
acre, and 293 acres at $4 per acre,
For further information, write
'''' '', J. N. HARMAN,
= Tazewell, Va:
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WILL MEET EARLY IN AUGUST
Roosevelt Anxious 10 Have PIenlpOten-
tIarles of Japan and Russia Meet
Aug. 1st

Washington, June 26.-The president
has expressed a wish to the japanese
and Russian governments that the
plenipetentiaries meet In the United
States on the first day Of August and if
not on that date then at the earliest
date thereafter. The following state
ment regarding the meeting of the
plenipotentiaries was made public at the
white house today;
"The president has received from
both the Russian and japanese govern
ments the statement that the pleni.
potentiaries Of the two countries will
meet in the United States during the
first ten days Of August and the presi-
dent has expressed to both governments
the wish that the meeting should take
place if possible on the first of August,
and if not on that date, then at tho
earliest date thereafter.
M. Nelidoff, the Russian ambassador
to Paris, and Baron Rosen, the new
Russian ambassador to Washington, are
Russia's tentative selections of pleni-
potentiaries. Mr.. Takahira, the Japa-
nese minister here, it is understood,
has been selected by his government as
one of the plenipotentiaries, but the
name of the ranking Japshes envoy
cannot be learned
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-06-29

IN this age of adulterated
and inferior goods, when
IL a grocer is fortunate
enough to chance upon an ar
ticle of merchandise which
proves acceptable to all who
use it, it makes him glad.
We are selling a brand of
-four of which this is true,ns3
1t is the only flour Of which
we have never had a COM
plant, and which as far as we
can tell meets all the require
ments of the most exacting
housekeeper.
1t is called IDEAL" and
we honestly believe that for
every purpose it is just what
its name claims for it and is
strictly ideal. TRY 1T.