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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-11-05
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT TAzewELI.
Fine Speeches by Gillespie, Reed ard
hocauIi-WIse Failed 10 Come.


hocauIi-wise Failed TO Come.
1t is unusual to write ANYTHING abo,,+
political gatherings after an election
when the meeting Immediately precedes
IT, But we feel it our duty to say some
hing Of the great political gathering
wnlch assembled at Tazewell on last
Saturday.
John S. Wise, who had been adver-
USED 70 be here, was unable to attend on
account OF a pressing engagement else
where; but his place was ably and salts
1actorily filed by Hon. A. P. Gillespia
OF Tazewell, Mr.. 7. H. Reed. of New
ork, and Hon. P. II. McCaun. of
Lynchburg, Va Hon. C. B. Slemp was
present but did not speak. Mr.. Reed
mao been sent here by the National
Republican Committee as a substitute
for Capt. Wise.
The court room where the meeting
was held was packed to overfowinp
many ladies' being in attendance. A
special train had been run from Ho-
naker, and quite a number of citizens of
Russell county were in attendance.
AT o'clock Mr.. Gillespie arose to in
troouce Mr. Reed, and for more than
nalf an hour the former discussed the
living issues with a logical force that
won the hearty approval of the audi-
ence. His speech was in q measura q
reply to the speech of Mr.. Stuart who
nae spoken here the previous week. and
we wish Mr.. Stuart could have been
present to see his rope of sand 60 to
pieces under the telling blows of Gil
iesp1e. Mr. Gillespie was especially
severe In his criticism of the effort of
tne Democrats to drag religion into pol
itics. Hisisentiments on this question
were most heartily approved by the
large audience.
There had been some disappointnnept
expressed because of the fa;Inre 90
Captaln Wise to meet the appointment
AFTER Mr.. Reed was introduced and had
proceeded short while with his re-
nrsrks all disappointment was dispelled
Ihough he Is only twenty-seven wears
1AAdI uC WAS LnOrOuQnIU
equipped with natural ability and men
tai training to discuss the important
issues OF the campaign. His speech VISA
refreshing and pointed, full of logic
bright humor and clean thought. The
audience was delighted, and all the peo-
pie will be glad to see him back in the
Ninth where he will be most cordially
remembered.
Mr.. Reed WAS followed by our own
rat mcCauh. From the time he opened
his genial mouth until he closed his
speech the crowd actually shouted with
oehght- Pats inimitable wit and glow
ing good humor cannot fail to captivate,
be has long been a favorite with the
people of Tazewell and his effort last
Saturday served to intensity their af-
fection,
Another great day for the Republ-
cans was recorded at Tazewell.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-11-05

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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-11-05

Terry r. Bracken's store in Wythe-
vile, Va, was broken into Tuesday
night and large lot of goods stolen
therefrom. On the following morning
Chief of Police McClintOck located the
goods, and placed Charles Repass and
Clarence Brackens, cousin of the man
whose store was robbed, under arrest.
When brought before the mayor for q
preliminary hearing, they confessed,
and we're sent on to the grand jury.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-11-05

orally are pleased over Taft's election. ~
Colorado has swung into the Bryan
column by narrow margin; while Ne
vada rolls up small majority for the
Democratic candidate.
Minnesota gives Taft q majority Of
80, 900, but elects johnson, Democrat,
governor by about 25,O0O.
The following table shows the States
carried by Taft and Bryan:
For TAFT
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-11-05

The first snow Of the year fell here on
last Thursday to the depth of about
one and half inches. Owing to the
ground being very wet from the rain
which preceded the snow. it had almost
entirely disappeared by Friday morn
ing,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-11-05
nc Oarries Every County in the Ninth Virginia
District Except Giles and the City of Bris-
fol- Over His Democratic Opponent,
j. C1oyd Byars.
Mr.. Slehp Should be Gratified
at His Majority of Last Tuesday

Bristol, Va, Nov. 4.-Based upon
official and unofficial returns, Congress
man Slemp estimates his majority in
the Ninth District at 4,55s. Slemu's
majorities as reported from the differ
ent counties are as follows.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-11-05
MISSOURI SWINGS
TO TAFT COLUMN
OInClal Returns From Entire State Show
A Republican Majority Of
2,22S.

St. Louis, Nov. .. Returns practical
" complete from the entire State give
Taft plurality over Bryan in Missouri
Of 2,228.
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ROOSEVELT TALKS PLAIN.

ROOSEVELT TALKS PLAIN. -.
|. President Roosevelt has ,again taken
his pen in hand and branded couple
of newspaper men as liars of the first
rank The Indianapolis News and the.
New York Sun are the guilty parties.
One accused some crookedness neon
nection with the Panama canal and the!
other looked with suspicion upon
charter granted to the Prairie Oil Co.
of Oklahoma. Mr.. Roosevelt, takes up
both charges and in his usual vigorous
style gives the lie direct and without;
evasion. The charge as to the pur-
chase Of the canal from the French
government is an old one and it is. well
that it is branded as falsehood at this
time because of the use that was at
tempted to be made Of it in the late
campaign.
Mr.. Roosevelt says with emphasis:
"The News gives currency to the
charge that the United States bought
from American citizens for $4,000, 900
property that cost these citizens only
s12,000,o00. The statement is false.
The United States did not pay cent
of the $40.OOO,00O to any American
citizen. 'The News says that there
is no doubt that the government paid
s40,000,0o0 for the property and con-
tinues-'but who got the money? We
are not to know The administration
and Mr.. Taft do not think it right that
the people should know Really this
is so ludicrous as to make one feel a
little impatient at having to answer it.
The fact has been officially published
again and again that the government
paid s4o,000,00O and that it paid this
$40 ,000, 900 direct to the French govern
ment, getting the receipt of the liqui-
dator appointed by the French govern
ment to receive the same -
THE United States government has
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not the ,sHgehtes tt*sklnoR dges ID: ostleo
particular individuals among whom the
French government distributed the.
sum. This was the business of the
French government. The mere suppo-
sition that any American received from
the French government a rake Off is
too absurd to be discussed. 1t Is an
abominable falsehood, and 1t Is q SLAM
der, not against the American govern
ment, but against the French govern:
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THE BANTAM CROWS,

1t seems that the article which ap-
peared in the 1nter-Ocean relative to
the advertising patronage that this
paper is receiving touched a tender
spot with our friend the Journal. We
would Judge this from the spirited
manner in which they attacked us in
the daily of Friday evening in an edi-
Were it not for the fact that the ar
ticle contained several things that
were very misleading we would not
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use. space, which at this season Is
very valuable, in answering, but We
feel that in justice to ourselvesras we'll
as our advertisers We must, set the
matter right before the public,
The thing that seems to be troubling
them most is the fact that we are car
rying somewhere near 500 inches of
advertising for the druggists in this
city. The writer insinuates that it is
in his power by some magic word to
convert this advertising from the col
umns of the 1nter-Ocean to the Jour
nal. We are not in a position to say
whether that paper might not be IA
vored with the advertising if they did
certain things, but We can say posi-
lively that the Inter-Ocean is carry
ing approximately the same amount
of advertising for these merchants at
this time as We did year ago prev.
ious to the holidays, and it would take
stronger evidence than has yet been
introduced by. the Journal to make
US believe that they could have any
thing to do with this advertising COM
ing to us. The advertising that is
being carried by these firms is for THEM
holiday goods, and we would like to
know why the advertising of the drug
stores of Devils Lake is not as legiti-
mate and honorable as any other ad-
vertising. There are no finer lines
of goods to be found any place than
are carried by the drug stores of
Devils Lake. These stores are first
class in every respect and their pro-
prietors are among our most honorable
and highly respected citizens. We are
glad to have them among our patrons
the same as other merchants AS to
our losing the drug store advertising
after the first of the year. We expect
to have the space used by these gen
tlemen greatly reduced at that time, as
the greatest season for advertising in
the year is just prior to the holidays
and 1t is natural consequence that all
advertising is diminished after that
time.
The Journal writer next plays to
the galleries by stating that eighteen
inches of our space is devoted to ad-
vertising Minneapolis firms in compe-
titiOn to our home merchants foe holi-
day business The advertising in ques-
ton is twelve inch plate of Min
neapolis jobbers who sell mostly to
dealers and does not compete with
the local merchants AS to the COM
petition for holiday business we might
state for the edi6cation of our friend
that this advertising is ordered for
twelve weeks of which last week was
the first insertion so that it can read
lily be seen that only three weeks of
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r.- .
the contract comes before Christmas.
The advertisement appears In this is
sue Of our paper and anyone who wish
es to varify the character of the ad-
vertising can do so by reading 1t.
We still insist that the advertising
public show excellent judgmentsin Sc
lecting the columns of the InterO Ocean
for their use, as they thus get, the best
and most extensive service that can
be had in this vicinity, and in saying
this we mean all of Ramsey county
and considerable of the adjoining coun-
ties. That this is realized is evident
from the merchants who use our col
umns.
The last issue ofthe4 Inter Ocean car.
ried 1895 inches ofSdisplay advertising;
all of which was used .5by home mers
chants but 113 inches. These are facts
and below We will give the figures to.
show who wereathe userszof this space
and not leave YOU to swallow hot air
as evidence.
The home advertisers whose adver
Using appeared in this paper last week
were: -:
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Stair Christian son e. Iilrrna errnan g ~
Commission Co., Minneapolis l
Andersen Bros, fur buyers, Min .
neapolis 2
Fowler's Syrup Co.--------- IL.
Lyon & Healey, Chicago----- 4
minneapolis Jobbers- --------- IL
Union Commercial College, Grand
Standard Oil II
Kent Realty & Investment Co.,
Grand Forks 2
Canadian Department Of the In
Burgess & Lukyn. horse dealers,
inches
1919. ,:..y!Ss.
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If the fourth class postmasters are
put on the free list it will necessitate
them taking an examination and they
will have to know almost as much as
their clerks.
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There is nothing that John D. Rock
efeller says that the newspapers con-
slider insignificant enough to keep out
of print
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ilt: &. !,

mem
'The News continues saying that
the presidents brother-in.laW vas in.
volved in the scandal, but5he has moth.
ing to say The presidents brother
in-law was Involved in no scandal. Mn
Robinson had not the slightest con.
nection Of any kind, sort, or descrip.
ton at any time or under any circum.
stances with the Panama canal. Meth.
err did Mr.. Charles Taft. 2 5 4: DIN
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

Putting the fourth class postmasters
on the civil service list should aid ma
terially in making the life of a con-
gresham one sweet dream.
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Guess there will be something doing
m the peace business if the United
States and Japan go into partnership.
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The fact that "Salvation's Free"
will tend to keep Bryan from becoming
au evangelist
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oEcEMsER Is, 1908.

The fellow that said that kissing
would remove freckles said something.
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The advertisers from outside the cit.
were:
Royal Baking Powder Co.---- IL
Winchester Repeating Arms Co. 6
Eleanor Miller Dramatic School,
Minneapolis 30
Dakota Business College, Fargo l
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ALL BILLS COLLECTED MONTHLY.
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Subscription Price.-s1so year: 81 90 if paid
In advance. Foreign countries and Canada. $500
year: $3.50 if paid in advance - aszssssss2ssa
Advertising Rates.--si9O per inch per month;
10 cents per line for reading notices frat insertion
Twenty FIVE per cent offsthese rates on yearly
contracts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-25
A STEADY DRAIN.
Sick Kidneys Wesken tie Whole Body
Make Won III. Lsnguid and Depressed.

SICK kidneys weaken the body through
the continual drainage Of life giving Al
bumen from the blood into the urine
and the substitution OF poisonous uric
acid that ges broadcast through the 3, =
tenn. sowing the seeds ~ disease. I.nss
.oi sltumen causes weakness. lanyuor.
depression. Tire poi<oni causes rhe-
matte pain nervousness. nausea. cricks
N the nzck, gravel and kidney sfoi -
Tie proper treatment D. a kidney treat
meni- nj The hest remedy j. Doan' {.
kidney Pills great Jasper cures pro 4
ID.
Anton baumert. living IN Main street
Jasper, Ind. saws "As a result u weak
kidneys ] vas compelled % pass the -
creiions frequently. Nv back pairad
me most % the time and Wa very weak
! ai-o bal frequent headaches that we've
most depressing. When / saw that
Deans Kidney Pills we-e curirg these
an ciions IN other eases, went - Flick
x Pau drug store for them I took
carefully, and now am quite free from
that nagging pain over Inv kidneys. The
kidney weakness disappeared and / no
ionge had those headaches.
For sale ~ an dealers Price ~ cents
Foster Milbrrn Co. Bnffa 10 New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan' and
take no other.
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Bound to Tell One, AnuWdQ.

About ten years ago-yes.
just ten years and seven days
pulled a bass out of the water
that looked to weigh about a
pound. and the line broke at a
distance of about a foot from
the hook" said the latest OF
the liars.
And then about FIVE years
afterward, +" the thin liar
fastened to interrupt. you
caught him again. with the hook
and line still in his mouth. and
the fish had grown to weigh ten
pounds.
The fat liar looked panied at
this ruthless capture Of his best
story and answered: NO. sir,
He weighed less than two ounces.
His vitality had all been con-
sumed by the line. which had
grown TO twenty-eight feet
two and three eighths inches of
clothesline."
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Marshall Speaking.

About 80 Jasper people among
whom were the Star band. the
Drum corps and the Glee club
went 10 Huntingburg Tuesday 10
hear ThOs. K. Marshall. the Dem
ocretic candidate for Governor Of
Indiana. The Huntingburg band
drum corps and glee club were
also at the speaking and also the
Birdseye band. Mr. Marshall
made an able talk Of over an
hours length TO the large crowd
present. His address was about
the same as those ne has been
making in other towns in South
ern Indiana for the past two
weeks.
The candidate was the guest
OF Mr.. Aug. H. Koerner during
his stay in Huntingburg
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images Made Of Money
Reduced Old Bills Nay Be BcugAtin Washing
Ion for q FEN Cents

The end of these old bills that
have served their purpose 50
faithfully has a certain amount
OF pathos. If one is fortunate
enough TO be present when a
committee OF three officers of
treasury send them to their de-
structlOn a curious. almost indie
scribable sensation will creep
over one. says Harper's Round
Table. This destruction takes
place in a room in the treasury
building. There is small
table in the center of the
room, and on this the bundled
bills are piled in reckless confu-
sion. Through two holes in the
floor at the end Of the tables can
be seen the large cylinders or
macerators into which the bills
are placed They are about size
of locomotive boilers. A large
funnel is inserted in one of the
holes. and il connects v''h one
OF the maceratOrS. Tle bill are
then united and thrown into the
mouth of this funne,. 1t is
amusing to see one of the CON-
mittee take stick when they be-
come damned and prod them
through. When the last one is
safely IN a mixture of lime. and
soda ash Is placed in the macera-
tor, cover IS clamped over the
ventricle and each member of
the committee fastens it with a
separate lock. Steam is then
turned on and the cylinders are
set in motion. When the bills
have been thoroughly macerated
the pulp is drawn off and taken
TO a paper machine, where it is
made into sheets of paper and af-
terward sold.
Some one suggested the idea
of using part of the pulp to make
fancy little images. The idea
was adopted. and dainty little
knlckknacks made of the pulp
can be bought in the stores in
Washington. The statesmen often
induce the possible purchaser to
buy by telling him that the image
at one time represented a large
sum of money.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS AND SONGS

The organization OF Democratic
clubs IS proceeding al a tremendous
rate throughout the state. There ar
Bryan ard Kern clubs. Marshall clubs
Business Mems clubs. Travelling Men
clubs so-Ceni clubs. Early Voters
clubs. Young Mems ciubs-and Just
plain Democratic clubs Every man in
every one Of them has enlisted for the
campaign Never in any previous
campaign for a generation has there
been such unity and enthusiasm. Il
means work. votes and victory And
besides. il should not BE- forgotten
that there are glee clubs. whose duty
IL Is 20 add 10 the pleasures o. the
campaign and swell the general en-
thusiasm Fred T. Loftin 81 Indianap.
oils has issued a Democratic campaign
song book. down 70 date. and SO has
Vincent 2. Kirk Of Plymouth. and no
body need lack Tor good Democratic
music Let the Weikin ring.
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Il RUSTEE AUCTION SALE
Dry Goods, Groceries, Mo-
lions, Hardware. Etc, Etc.

Commenting Friday, Oct "a. 1905 and
continuing from day To day, TIE remain
der Of stock Of merchandise 81 Fisher 4
Co, will he offered for sale by the trus
tee a prblic auction. This j. chance
n get bargains ald no such an opportu-
nifty was ever before offered the people
Of Dubois County to buy the necessaries
OF life al such a low fgnre
Notions. Mems Furnishing Goods,
Clothing, underwear, Canned goods and
Froc' ries Come at once before the
Bargains arr all gone. The store building
an lois 81 * 80 IN the town OF Dubois
upon which it j. situated Will be offered
for sale IN Friday, Oct "a. All accounts
due Fischer y o., must be- settled al
once.
+. l.. BgTz, Trustee.
RfcnARn VI. MILBuRS, Atty.
sept IN, 3w.
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Governor Hanly says that the al
nr0priatiOns made By the last regular
session for some Of the states institu-
lions were not big enough and that he
has used his contingent fund 70 helm
Them ont Perhaps il fever costly car
riages and such like had been bought
here would have been more money
left for the real needs OF the institu-
tons on The face Of things IL locks
IS II there was more than enough ap-
propTiated II proper economy had
seen obserTea.
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re People say:
Senator Fuitsn went 20 Oregon. sn-
asked for re-eisetion. and the pe0pl.
said.
1--WE WANT a cHANGEi"
Senator -snsbrovsh went TO North
Dakota for reelection. and the peopls
said:
I'VE WANT A c-INGEi-
Senator SIttrecss heard Il IN South
Dakota. from the people:
WE WANT 4 cHASoEl-
Senator Lo-s asked tire people o.
Kansas for reelection. ard the people
shouted:
WE WANT A cHANcEi-
Senator Hopkins went 20 Illinois
and asked for reelection. and two
thirds % the Republicans OF Illinois
announced:
I'VE WANT A cHANGE."
Air,ost one-hsH Of the Republicans
o. Iowa. even when asked BY their dis
tlneuished Senator. Allison. replied:
I'VE WANT a cHANGE!"
Tire voice Of the people IS unrls
taxable Wherever they have had
chance 20 speak. they have earnestly
lifted treir voices. saying:
we WANT a CHANGE
That sentiment IS sweeping the
~roi- country:
I'VE WANT 4 cAAS6Ei"
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A'sNA-1s4 ~ A''ri- it~'-i-e n
business man % Chicago ana hereto
fore steadfast Republican In polities
has Issued a rsr,rhis. a. - hirh ~, s...-
-. $780,
A'eiAoefAue proposal 70 guarantee
bank deposits Is right.
II will prevent losses and hardship
70 de1osito-s
Twin prom0.e sour banking
il win reduce the number and seri.
business ~ hank failures
II viii eliminate failures n sound
hanks forced IS runs
twill protect assets ~ failed banks
against forced sacrince
II viii Quicken competitior Ira The
banking world
Il will raise an state and maxi,
banks 20 the same high level
II viii Justify governmental uafror
age az hanks by rendering il effective
for projection. which 81 is not nov
Il will insure continuance OF public
confidence and thereby F-eveut uanics
"a service ~ incalculable benefit 70
commerce ami 10 every member ~ the
population.
IN addition 10 rrovertinr withdraw
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A. F. GUGSEbb. NJ. D..
Corner eth X jackson Sts,
HOME PHONE.
WARNING NOTICE

Notice j. hereby given by the under
signed that ! will prosecute al nartie.
found trespassing on ms farm in Madi.
son township, Dubois Co. Ind. Thi
melodies all hnn.er-. drivers. fishers am
everybody. The following are the de-
scriptions 81 the land embraced in ia,
above.
n W. a. Sect -. 1, =. leo acres.
W. - :. W. ar sect -. 3. -. ~ acres
~ >W sect. -. 4. B. 40 acres
II w = ~ Sect. -. I. = - acres.
W. * Ne Sect. -. J, q. 80 acres.
n. T. ~ NV Sect. I .. IS. ~ acres.
II. y l-2 Ne Sect. 1. .. IS, II acres.
~. sW NJ, sect. l. .. q. ] ~ acres.
JONI tiEAMKLsFAcHER.
Jan. 3. 1908. 3w.
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OrUQ Store Burns al 0tWHIL.

Orwell suffered another loss
by fire Monday night when the
large drug store Of Byron Good
win was burned 10 the ground,
ground between u and ! o'clock
The origin Of the fire is unknown
but it Is thought 70 have been
the work of an incendiary. as
Mr.. Goodwin lost MS house some
time since by fire. This is one
OF the many fires which have Oc-
CURED in Pike county in the past
year.