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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22
REAL ESTATE

One hundred and sixty acres in the Cum
tv of Tazewell, two miles from the N. q
w. Railway station; fifty acres under
cultivation, balance in timber adapted
TO both grazing and cultivation. Two
very good dwelling houses, smoke house,
stable, crib, etc. Fine spring and spring
house, orchard of two hundred and fifty
fruit trees, large creek on each side OF
the farm. This is fine bargain at $500
One hundred and thirty-one acres in the
County Of Tazewell, ten miles from the
town of Tazewell. Seventy acres under
plow and one hundred acres can be
nlowed. and thirty acres in Timber
Tyo-story eight room dwelling, two ten
ant houses, good barn, blacksmith shop,
spring house, granary, etc three hum
bred bearing fruit trees. Price $500.
Terms Reasonable.
Three hundred acres ten miles from the
Town of 1azewell, Tazewell County, Vir.
ginia. Two hundred and tLirty-1ve
acres cleared, balance in timber adapt
ed to grazing and cultivation. Two
story thirteen room dwelling, large
norch around the building, also large
halls up and down stairs, one tenant
dwelling, granary, crib, store house, -four
harms and all necessary out bulldlngs.
This farm is well watered. Two good
orchards of two hundred and fifty bear
ing fruit trees; nine good springs on the
farm, running water and spring house
attached to the dwelling. Twenty-Five
ocras nj bottom land and forty acres in
meadow. Price $4,000.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22
WISE - PARENTS

Take proper care of their childrens eyes. No
one can afford to neglect the childrens optical
senses. Cross eyes with children are mostly the
consequence of a muscular defect.
In many cases it can be overcome by timely
wearing the right kind of glasses This may be
case for the oculist to decide. l never take any
chances of any kind in any case that comes to my
observation. l make most careful examination
of any case free of charge and will tell you every
time frankly and to the best of my knowledge
what further steps to take.
refer all my cases of more difficult nature
to good oculist. In any case take particular
pains to render the most conscientious service to
my clients
You can buy eye glasses and spectacles from
me for soc, 75c, $500, I.5o ST. 50 and up, and
they are worth the price we charge.
You pay double or treble my prices, If
you buy from the high-fa-lutin city stores. But
don't do it, come to me and save money.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22

American Organizes, fine and
sheer, new and tasty 1Ol n
patterns and colorings A~2O
Fine imported Organizes, a
large assortment, of very 1Qc
new and choice patterns HOO
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Subscribe for the Republican.

Subscribe for the Republican.
Major R. R. Henry is quite sick at
his home at the east end of Tazewell.
1t is the rule of this store to do better
than we advertise.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The robbins have gone back South for
while. The grounding caused their
return.
The j. N. Hartman Insurance Agency,
Tazewell, Va, writes good fire insur-
ance on all classes of property.
Preaching at the Christian Church
on Sunday night and each night dur
ing the week at 1880 o'clock.
"A petition is being circulated in
Burkes Garden with the object of Sc
curing a Rural Free Delivery Route
for that community.
For "a" No. 1 Fire Insurance apply
to the J. N. Hartman Insurance Agency
Tazewell, Va.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at II a. m. and A. pm.
The aftsrnoon sermon will be address,
ed to children, but the public is invi-
ted.
Mr.. A. D. w. Walton, for anumber of
years a resident Of Tazewell, but re-
Gently of Roanoke, is now at Johns Hop
kins hospital for medical treatment.
Mr.. M. S. Pendleton, of the Pruden-
tial Fire Insurance Company, who has
been away in the interest of his COM
pany for several weeks,i is back at Taze-
we'll.
Our linen and white goods depart
ment takes a whole section. The most
complete line we have ever carried. In
fact we do not know anything we have
left off.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
We call attention to the following
changes of ads this week: Harrison &
Gillespie Bros; R. C. Chapman; SPOTS
Bros; Buston & Sons; H. w. Pobst;
John E. Jackson; J. F. Hurt Insurance
Agency; Ford Music Co., Bluefield, w.
Va.
Judge Henson came up to Tazewell
on last Monday and signed the orders
which he had left open from his recent
term. This was done to have the or
ders increasing the assessments on the
coal lands in Tazewell county entered.
The Judge signed the orders and left on
Tuesday for his home at Pearisburg.
The office at Akers, five miles west
of Tazewell has been ordered to be dis
continued on the 14th of April. Per-
sons living in that vicinity will have
their mail taken from Tazewell by the
mail carrier between this point and Lib
erty Hill. To get this service they
will have to put boxes on the roadside,
in which the mailboy will place their
mail
On yesterday morning at 9;15 o'clock
terrible accident happened on the
yards of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way at Tazewell. Ballard Thomp-
son, son of Fount Thompson, who lives
at North Tazewell, was trying to ride
freight train from the tank up to the
station. He was thrown under the
car and one leg and one arm were bad
ly mashed. The officers of the compa-
ny telegraphed to DR.. Williams, at
Richlands, to come to Tazewell by the
first train and take the boy to Bluefeld
for surgical attention in a hospital.
DIR. Williams came upon the 1:3O p. m.
train and took the patient on that
train to Bluefeld. 1t is thought that
one arm and one leg will have to be
amputated and his recovery is very
doubtful. He is about fifteen years
old,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22

FRENCH MILLINERY.
In our Millinery Section have large collection of
French They worthy your closest attention You will
at once efforts of the leading Paris designers
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22
Virginia
TAzEWELL COUNTY, To-wIT.

To o. c. JENKINS.
You are hereby notified that |. A. c:
Gardner, who purchased on the 29rd
day of December, 1903, at delinquent
tax sale of lands by the Treasurer of
Tazewell County, Virginia, two certain
lots or parcels Of land, situated in the
town of Richards, Tazewell County,
Virginia, known and designated as lots
Nos. 8 and 4, Section 70, "Plan G, !"
of the town of Richards, as shown by
plat with certificate by the Clinch
Valley Coal and Iron Company, filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Tazewell County, Virginia,
and sold by said Treasurer in your name
for taxes, levies and cost due thereon
for the year 1902, that | will require the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Tazewell
County to make me deed to said two
lots or parcels of land four months af-
ter the expiration of this notice, or
publication. Respectfully,
A. C. GARDNER.
March IL, 1906. ml5w4
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NOTED ANARCHIST DEAD.
Johann Most Has Fatal Attack Of Ery-
slpeIas at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Ohio, March 19.-Herr
Johann Most, the anarchist, is dead.
Herr Most came to this city last
week on the invitation of friends, and
has been the guest of Adolph Kraus on
Cutler street. He was to have deliv-
cred an address in Chicago on Wednes-
day night, but on account of an attack
of erysipelas was obliged to cancel his
engagement, although the attack was
not regarded as serious. Up to few
hours before Most's death his physician
expressed confidence that the patient
would recover.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22
NEW WASH GOODS.

Fine Cotton Batiste, Eyelet
and Embroidered, entirely OSo
new and exclusive designs OrC
Printed Dotted Embroidered
Swisses in very effective IRo
designs and colorings AOO
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22
Shaw 10 Speak On The Fourth.

Clifton Forge, Va, March 19.-Hon.
Leslie M. Shaw, Secretary Of the
Treasury, has written letter to Colo
mel James A. Frazier, accepting the in
vitation extended to speak here on July
4th next. Mr.. Shaw had an engage
ment to speak here last Fourth of July,
but was prevented from coming by the
death of Secretary of State John Hay.
In July Clifton Forge will probably be
christened city, and Mr.. Shaw is to
be orator of the day.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22
HOUSES AND LOTS.

Thirty lots in the Town of Rlchlsnds, Viz
einia, at $4,000 EACH. They are bar
gains and will not remain on the mar
ket long.
One two.story eight room dwelling house
lust out of the corporate. limits OF North
farewell, Virginia, at $500. House is
new and well built.
One-story Eve room dwelling, five acres OF
land, situate in the Town Of Tazewell
with good smokehouse, corn crib, stable
and nice young orchard. Price $1,000.
Forany other information as to farms or
houses and lots, call on us.
We have several desirable grist mills
and one wooden mill now listed.
About fifty thousand acres of coal land
and several small tracts of timber.
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n y : " Norfolk 8 Western
Schedule in Effect Dec. 8, 1905.
Leave Tazewell Daily for Bluefeld
1873 p. m. 6:2l p. m.
For Norton
9:37 a. 10. 3:l7 p. m.
LEAVE BLUEFIELD.
EAST BOUND.


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SALE COUNTY PROPERTY.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Supervisors of Tazewell county,
will on Saturday, the 18th day of April,
1906, at II o'clock, on the premises,
offer for sale, for cash at public auc-
ton, all that certain lot or parcel of
land, situate in the town of Tazewell,
Tazewell County, Virginia, being that
portion of the Britain Property,
situate west of an extension of the
eastern line of the Virginia Moore
property in a southerly direction so as
to intersect with the Smith Lockhart
F. THOMPSON,
Chairman Board Supervisors.
mch15w4
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when We Want What is New, Stylish,
Or the Best, We Come Right Here"

This we hear every day from satisfied buyers
We have striven hard to make this stock the best
in this section We have here now most diversi
fled collection of Dry Goods and Notions We
cordially invite you to view them You will find
it a pleasure, and then if YOU want to buy, you
will find the prices really right
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-22

Do not overlook the j. N. Hartman
Insurance Agency, for good protection
against loss by fire.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
YACHTING NOTES

At meeting OF the Yacht Racing asso-
citation Of Gravesend Bay. held at the
New York Canoe club. the following rae
ing schedule for the season Of 1906 was
adopted: May 30 Atlantic; June ?, Brook
lyn. June Q. Atlantic; June l6. Benson
hurst; June q. Atlantic: June 30. Crescent
A. c.. July T. Atlantic: July I. Atlantic:
July IL. Brooklyn: July u Bensonhurst; ;
July Is, Atlantic: first championship,
Aug 1. Farine Field. second champion
ship Aug II. Bensonhungt: Aug. is. At
lantic: third championship. Aug. %
Brooklyn; fourth championship Sept. l..
New York Canoe club; Sept 3. Atlantic:
Sept. s. Brooklyn; NTH championship,
Sept l5, Atlantic. sept 90 Atlantic: Sept.
-. Bensonhurst.
The annual regatta Of tho Knicker-
booker Yacht club will be sailed on sat
urday. June 2. under the rules OF the
Yacht Racing association OF Long Isl-
and. The regatta will be open 10 yachts
enro4ed IN any recognized yacht club
There will DO two courses. one for all
classes over twenty-twO feet. raceabouts
and special handicap class. and the other
for all classes twenty-five feet and under
Prizes will be awarded I'm each or tho
events Entries will close with the chair
man 81 the regatta committee. No. Broad
way. on Thursday. MAY n.
The trustees of the Iarchmant Yacht
club announce that tho clubhouse vii he
formally opened next Saturday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
GUY ASHLEY
WON BOUT

George (Eibows) MoFadden and Guy
Ashley Of Fall River fought six rounds
before the Mobile Athletic club at New
York last night Ashley won on points.
but II would hardly do to call the AFFAIR
a fight.
1t was more of Donnvorook ructon
than anything else. The men mauled.
pulled and noundered all over the ring.
The rules OF fair boxing were ignored.
and the spectators were so disguised at
times that they Kissed.
McFadden tried 10 gouge Ashleys eyes
out with his elbow. and Ashley retaliated.
In the fourth round Referee Peter Burnes
stopped the bout but the crowd clamored
for a continuation. and Burnes allowed
them to proceed. They fought bit
cleaner after that
frankie Howe OF Chicago and Frankie
Paul OF New York fought six fast rounds
10 a draw.
The preliminary contests resulted as
follows: Willie Green stopped Young
Schlnger OF Boston In two rounds;
Harry Greenhouse outclassed Terry
Youngs In AS many rounds; Danny Nc
Mahon beat Charlie Wovst, and Barney
Sunshine OF Brooklyn and Caspar Leon,
former bantam champion, drew.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
MISS BISHOP
LED GOLFERS

With a score Of % Miss Georgianna
Bishop Of the Brooklswn Country club.
yesterday led the field in the ls-hols
medal play qualifying round Of the sew
enth annual championship of the Womens
Metropolitan Golf association. New York.
or the S5 entries only three failed TO PUT
I'm an appearance. ~
II was the most trying ordeal the
Metropolitan women have yet subjected
themselves 10. for they insisted on play
ing from the mems tees. which meant
s200-yard course. calling for frequent
long carries from the tee.
Under the circumstances Miss Bishops
score compares favorably with the work
In previous NJ G.. A. qualifying rounds.
Mrs Charles T. Stout. OF the Richmond
County Country club, the title holder,
could not do better than es.
The only other contestants TO get under
100 was Miss Elizabeth Hurry. OF ths
home club with 90 Mrs f. +. Sanford.
president of the association. barely quail
fed for the FIRST cup with l0s.
Miss Beatrice Morgan ot Baltusrol. a
girl. who has been golhng only two
months. made 12e.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
National League standing

been so enrolled not being allowed to COM
pete az Brown.
While there arc many other changes
made I'm the new constitution and bylaws
which has been drawn up. they sink into
insignihcance in comparison with the one
stated
At the time OF the faculty's action I'm
turning over the control of athletics to
the students II was specified IN the rules
presented that no student would be al
lowed 10 represent the college for more
than a period OF three years. Freshmen
Will be debarred as well as graduates
IL Is also understood that tho new rules
forbid any student 20 participate I'm ath-
letics at Brown who has ever represented
another college. This rule was discussed
at the faculty meetings early IN the fall
Among the other rules which the COM
mlttee has drawn up will be some COW
ering the playing on the other teams be-
sides baseball. The new rules will prob-
ably be submitted 10 the student body at
mass meeting sometime In the near
future.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
CORNELL CREW At BOSTON

Boston. May 29-The Cornell Varsity
crew which will race the Harvard Var
sty oarsmen on the Charles river Friday
afternoon arrived here today from Ithaca,
n. Y. and aro az tho Hotel Victoria.
With the Cornell men came the eight
Dared crew representing tho Cascadllla
preparatory school OF ithaca. A race OF
one and nve-sixteenths miles is arranged
for Friday between Cascadilla and stone
Preparatory, school Of this city. 20 take
place Just before the Cornen-Harvard
race at ? D. m. Both Cascadlla and Cor
nell are practlcing upon the Charles river
this afternoon and tomorrow
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
MISS MAY SUTTON
WON TWO MATCHES

Miss May sutton. who last year made
a clean sweep Of the English lawn tennis
courts won Yesterday on the turf OF the
Country club of Westchester. Miss Sutton
met Mrs Barger- Wallach. the Newport
champion in singles ann defeated her In
straight sets, G-l 6-l and 6-loVe. Then
Miss sutton paired with Bernon S. Prem
iice the ex-Harvard champion playing
against Mrs. Barger-Wallach and c. r.
Watson, Jr defeating that pair. 6-3, 6-i
and 6-3 In both Of these matches the
California girl scored her points without
making any great show OF effort.
1t was Miss Suttons last practice on
American turf before she sailed today on
the steamship Oceanic 10 defend the
English title she won in London last sea-
son. She sad that she expected TO win.
Whether she would enter any other tour
naments was problematical she said. but
she IS eager to meet either Miss Douglas
or Miss Wilson again.
The former she defeated for the English
championship. but the American girl said
she thought Miss Wilson. whom she de-
feated In the Welsh tournament, was the
better player Of the two.
Miss Sutton's one regret Is that she will
not be I'm this country TO participate In
the championship of the United States.
which she won for the first time In 1904
In her match yesterday with Mrs Barger-
Wallach Miss sutton displayed a varied
and all round development of her game
which was amazing. She was feet Of
foot and came up 10 the net or retired 10
her base line at speed. nor I'm doing so
did she sacrifice accuracy. for she was re-
markable steady. holding all OF the games
at her command.
Miss sutton amazed the spectators by
her brilliant use OF back hand strokes
upon tho run. Frequently she used these
for placement and IL was a rare thing
for the shot To go astray.
AS all OF the partners were strange to
each other I'm the mixed doubles. indi-
vidual work counted most Miss sutton
adapted herself readily 20 the game Of her
partner She was keen at the net, and in
the rallies when the hall came her way
she never lost the point
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
BOXING CLUBS
BUSY AGAIN

Monk the Newsboy is billed as one OF
xhe participants in the feature attraction
at LymansvsAe at the next show OF the
club and the man who will oppose him
will be Frankie Adams OF Newton
Those who have seen the Monk in some
Of his goes for the middle distance have
been open In their declaration that he
should be an attraction for the best clubs
In the state.
This bout next week will be the FIRST
time In this sertion that he has been
bailed az the leader and from the way he
has been going for the past few months
ne ought 90 prove worthy OF the CON
fdence placed in him For tho second
event Young Clarke will face KID Meade
OF south Providence. The third bout, the
preliminary. has not been arranged vet
and cannot be announced
= The other clubs OF tho state havo ,,,do
Arrangements for fights next week
On Monday evening. May o. the Rhode
flsiand A. G. Will hold another carnival
OF bouts with Rudolph Unholtz. the south
African and Young Kenney of Iavrenc,
as the main attraction. Kenney Is a Rarn.
and clever boxer and the management az
the club holds thst Unhohz will have !.
.ttcp much faster that he did With I<is
sPsntz 80 earn the decision.
Al They will 40 rs rounds Olrey,5lis AM
fMount Pleasant will be out strong a, IN.
trne-Hde for Jack Murphy and Damn,
Custer have been matched for the egob,
around sernt-nnai Tho curtain.raiser wsf
sDr1ng together Jack Banford OF Rousf
Providence and A.d Manning OF Paw
ktucket
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
EBALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
HORSEMAN IS
SURPRISED

Maj p. 2. Johnston, president OF the
National Trotting association. against
which organization injunction proceedings
were instituted yesterday boy the Mem
phis Trotting association In Hartford,
Conn, stated Yesterday that the national
association did not have a case 10 be
heard by the board of review on june 4,
and he was at loss 10 understand why
the Memphis association took such
step.
He said the case growing out Of the
gold cup race scandal was dismissed re-
Gently by the board OF review I'm New
York. and that the inquiry 10 be held
there on June ! was for the purpose OF
ascertainlng who ~ any one, was guilty
of the offense charged Cthe doping or
lou Dillon in his race with Major pel-
mar. in order that the national asso-
citation could take summary actCn
against the guilty party or parties
Mai Johnston said II was the duty or
rhs national association Io keep the trot-
Sing turf free OF scandals, and II was 10
this end the hearing was set.
Johnston will 20 10 Hartford 10 be pres.
frf at The injunction proceedings, ana ~
the pea ~ the Memphis association ~
donisd. Re viii return here ana proceed
with the investigation the following Fri
day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
PAWTUCKET HIGH WON

Pawtucket High Of the interscholas-
tic league beat out East Greenwich
Academy by a score OF 10 TO yes
terday in one OF the most hair-raisins
ing finishes ever seen on the Academy
campus.
with the score to 6 up TO the
sixth inning, the Academy boys had
the game apparently clinched. At
this stage Cameron was pulled out
and Aspinwall sent In.
Aspinwall had the batters guess
ing throughout the four innings he
was or the firing line, only one hit
being made of his delivery.
Fryer, Witherow and O'Connor hit
hard for Pawtucket Gould, Town
send and Phillips excelled for the
Academy, Gould accepting a number Of
difficu,t chances. Attendance 800. The
score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-23
s
NEW CODE

Summer baseball players. excepting
those under the control OF the national
organization. will be allowed TO represent
Brown on the diamond beginning with
next season. Such Is the sentiment OF the
new eligibility code which has been for
mulated by the student committee on ath-
letics on the hill
When the faculty OF Brown university
shifted the eligibility code upon the shoul-
ders OF the students at the beginning OF
the present college term there was little
surprise felt by the alumni and friends
OF the university.
When the faculty turned over the con-
troll OF athletics 10 tho student body a
committee on reorganization and eligi-
bliity was elected. composed OF members
Of the different classes. This body has
worked hard and faithfully on the matter
and has at last finished the task
The main question which confronted the
committee was on the restrictions 20 be
placed on the men who have accepted
some compensation for playing on athletic
teams. notably baseball
Brown was practically the pioneer IN
the new field, becoming so In the year
1904, when the athletic committee decided
10 let down the bars and allow profess
sional players 20 represent Brown on the
diamond that year
The action Of the faculty az the begin
ming of the present term made II pos
sihle for professional players 20 repre-
sent the Brown and white, and the COM
mlttee has not been slow 10 incorporate
rules which fully cover this phase OF the
subject
II r. understood that there r. provi-
sion governing the playing on teams under
| the national organlzation. men who have