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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
FOR SUPERVISOR.

l hereby announce myself a candidate
for Supervisor for the Jeffersonville
District Election to be neld Novem-
Der 5th, 1907.
F. THOMPSON.
May SOth, 1907.
To the Voters Of Clear Fork District:
hereby announce myself a candidate
for Supervisor of Clear Fork District,
and respectfully solicit your support at
the election in November
Respectfully,
Z. G. WAGNER
To the Voters of Jacksonville District:
hereby announce myself a candidate
for Supervisor of Jacksonville District
at the ensuing election in November,
and solicit the support of ail,the voters.
promise, if elected. to use every effort
to abolish useless offices and to let all
county contracts to the lowest bidder.
and to draw no more salary than the
law allows me; and, further, to publish
a statement of the county's affairs as
the law directs.
John T. Keesee.
To the Voters of Maiden Spring District:
hereby announce myself a candidate
for Supervisor of Maiden Spring Dis
trict and respectfully solicit the support
of my fellow-citizens at the election in
November. Respectfully,
w. ]. Lester.
To the Voters of Maiden Spring Magis-
terial District:
hereby announce myself a candidate
for Supervisor for Maiden Spring Magis-
terial District, Tazewell County, Vir-
ginia, and respectfully solicit your sup
port at the November election.
Respectfully,
c. ]. McGlothlin.
Richards, Va, Sept. 81, 1907.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
AnnoyIna,

! suppose your family had a good
ume In Europe" WELL" answered
Mr.. Cumrox. Il don't think mother
and the girls enjoyed themselves All
sne time. You see. they had 50 much
trouble figuring foreign money back
into dollars that every now and then
tney were embarrassed by finding
tney had accidentally ordered soma'
thing that wasn't expensive"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
Candidate for the legislature.

/ hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the Legislature from Tazewell
and Buchanan counties, and respectfully
solicit the support of the voters at the
polls on November 9Th, 1907. If elected
| will do my best to serve all the people,
irrespective of party affiliations.
Respectfully,
FELIX LAKE.
North Tazewell, Va, Aug. 5, 1907.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
FOR TREASURER.

To The Citizens Of Tdze1ocH County:
l hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer, and
l respectfully solicit your support at
the election to be held November the
9Th, 1907.
Very respectfully,
H. P. BRITAIN.
Tazewell, Va, June Is, 1907.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
FOR OvERSEER OF POOR.

thereby announce myself candidate
for reelection as Overseer of the Poor
for Clear Fork District, and promise
my friends to continue to faithfully
perform the duties of the office if / am
elected again.
Respectfully,
i. r. II. Stephenson.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
The RssuIt Of H.hI.

Just think what professional habi,
win do for a mani"
In what way?"
II know a fellow who used 70 ha,on
70 minstrel troupe. and he says daily
custom SO hardened his sense of
shame, that he never heard mention
OF the family skeleton in the closet
without wanting to rattle his bones,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
FOR SHERIFF

To the citizens of Tazewell County,
l hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office of Sheriff of Tazewell
county, and respectfully solicit your
support at the election to be held Nov.
9th, 1907. Respectfully,
S. S. T. HARTMAN
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Have Your Eyes Examined.

DR.: H. Mayer, the celebrated Eye
Specialist from Vienna, Austria, is
stopping for several days at the Jeffer-
sonville Hotel, where he examines all
defects of the eyes free of charge.
Eyeglasses scientifically adjusted. Con-
sultation in six languages.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24

Don't forget that we carry the larg.
est line of trunks, suit cases and orins
In the town
Harrisson & Gillespie Bros.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24

Colored post cards with views of
Tazewsll and Burke's Garden, also
NAM beautiful, historical and interest
fn9 Virginia views at Jackson's.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24
ANN U N C E N { rs.
FOR COmSONwEALTH's ATTORNEY

To ne Ca'seas Of IGeescel County:
l hereby announce myself candidate
Tor the Office of Commonwealth At
torney for Tazewell county. and solicit
your support at the election to be held
on the 9Th day of November, 1907.
R. o. CROCKETT.
June 9th, 1907.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24

l hereby announce myself candidate
for Supervisor for the Jeffersonville
District Election to be neld Novem-
Der 5th, 1907.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-10-24

Send US your next order for job work
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21
ICE MERGER TERMS.
Report About Knickerbocker and
Western Com panies Confirmed.

Confirmation was obtained yesterday Of the re-
port from Chicago printed in The Tribune few
days giving the terms OF the settlement be
tween the protective committee, representing the
stockholders of the Knickerbocker Ice Company
snd o r and z. r Thomas. representing the
Western Ice Company. which &; is purposed 70
merge The terms, which are substantially the
came as those reported in the Chicago dispatch
follows:
For the preferred stock turned in % per cent os
the par value and additional sum representing
deferred dividends upon the stock. aEgreEati ting
additional per cent of said shares. viii be paid
ss0e60 Of which viii he raid in cash, distributed
pro rata among the stockholders. and the remain
der in notes Of T r. and o r Thomas rJclnns
fer four years and bearing interest per cent
For the common stock turned IN equivalent 81
Sc Fer cent CT the par value will he paid OF which
sIeea vii be in cash and the remainder notes SINH
lar those given for the preferred stock
The right 10 participate in the sale Of the stock
Is limited 20 the common and preferred stockhod
ers Of the hnickerbocker Ice Company. who
parties 10 the protective agreement dated January
1867. and the shares in respect Of which the
agreement executed. and TO participate such
stockholders shall deposit their stock with the
Central Trust Company Of New York within the
tine limited provided in the agreement
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 2o-CATGE-ReceiDts estimated az
about 500 head: market steady common 20 PRIME
steers So 25aS7 IS: So SoGs5; heosrs. S3sS 15
pulls 40d So calves SSTSs. stOckeTs and feesrs
zfs4 HO(sS-Recepts estimated AZ about 12OOO heads
choice TO heavy sHlppilg - 80
sS ught butchers 25GS6 20 light mixed 50 1Sso 5
choice light S6 SJQS6 so: packing s. So4S6 pigs $50
s6 25 bulk OF sales, s. 60GS6 SHEEP-Heceipts So
mated at about 5000 head: market steady and NesS.
sheep IS s0QS6 rs yearings s. 75gSo 10. LAMBS SoS
81 81. - -, ,..s, -. ss,-,
rs-s %: common. 45S6 40 CATTLE slow: IsIr
10 good shippers S4 1885 60 common s. 9GS5 SrtSF
srasdv at 25IS5- LAMBS steady at IS tOISl ~
Fast RuffaIo Sept 0-CATTLE-Recefpts 10 neSas
market sIow and steady: pruas steers 50 1890 %
VEAIS-RecsiptS 500 head. market active sn1 -oc
higher s5GS9 SO. with few ar 50 10 EtStsS-fse-
cspts 5000 head fairly active and 9a1Oc
heavy So 25as6 so; mixed. s6 oss So YorSsTs 20 az az
81 pfes s.; 5O9SS 90; roughS. $ 80 - oo daires sov
81 So SHEEP AND I4AMB-Reeeipts 4soo head: na[ s,
ket actve sheep lambs 15c higher ainos s'g
with fevg a IS: yearltnzs. - tSCSo-
kansas Civ sept 2o-CATTLE-Recsipts. o.Oet hesess
fp-u1fnE $50 Southerns- Market sSAady CONS ano
bs,fars strong Choice and dressed oeeI
s6S7 fair to good 81 75gs5 IS Western steers IS seo
* *. stockers and feeders IS 15dS3 % southern
s. 25ss 30 southern s29$3 25 native soSs 81 g
SSs 81 native heirsrs s. sO9S4 - bulls 3 eogSS-9
Ssiyes ss 25rss 25- HOGsRseePts LOCO head Ma a
kst r. lover Fsk sales. s. 95GfS6 .: hsaVy - so
S. packers seGS6 % Fss and lights. ~ lOeSo 80 :, q
a. 55S7 IS ewes ami yearlinss. S54S3 20 range year
is Is 5Gs5 sheep, 81 aeSS de stocSers and
feeders S41s6 D
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK. SeptSIlueL - iS''.
BE;EvEs-Receipts 224 cars or 5eo5 @ heaa I m
spqns for msRns sPfGs M the the
tsrday be sold. ali at Jersey Cliy e.tsp
cars. cars IteeTs M oer bulls and steady At
Xestedsys dssne- % steers sold at 81 4ogs65 Per
100 d. 60Gs4 and extra fat @ bulls s a5 = e
for native sides and sSsc Texan beef La5es: liz
erpoo and London cables quoted live cattle selling al
Liverpool ugl2sO per NJ dressed Heisht al Lporn s m
At snd Of eats or beer rom this to-day
the N MPss0P6a bes fes g sazs 2d 80
400 cattle J. shamberg Son ana ~ Zoo nya AZ
ters Of the MO: Beef comPSns pa 1o
for ArnorF ,i0r d aR WITH the previous shipments total
Qps5s5s e sss6 az CO ?sIs ls p
ss ass S a ;s $ Sc n e Fssf q is.f
do lSt5 60 ~ o % ii5o n at S. do 11so 10
at S. 20: Virginia bull ls2o 70 At a. Sc As II ken
,nsy sis1: d ISL Il l. 9s's 'ss. $ s
IL asss Sc 6 81 10 = d Dc s. laSo 10 o eos at So
So sS r a. at So s. fs: e q. 81 81 s' 0
at wPherson 81 %; ~ n CO. rs Kentucky steers 1881 10
:: So ID - d2 iss5 i2ss IS at at s. : 30 'l
20 sD9ucs1 do 12s hsf.s m at oss ss n at s. So
& is5d 1IS Z, % s sat- a. 3 cows dU IS ser @ % At 81
shambers & som: 20 west Virginia steers las
g 60 a. fssS aoGS e. G s St St s. ss IN
s. ao DO iii s. 90: so bull 1880 n ss at So
1855 90 NJ. 5aIS :, s. S. Il 10 co cows 1f5S a
11I2 h at 81 6 81 60 1889 N, at s3 CO. ~ DO l12s
NJ at IS 4o 10. 1888 10. at IS 40 Fl DO 1ooI ID az
sow So; 1909 stS IS. 800 at rs Sc g g. v o. 90
Tohin & shannon: / 1920 n. a. - 10: bulls
1905 SO 10: cow: 1000 10 at 50 20; 8 do '1i
n at 81 20: IL do 100 n at 81 90 .o,-
s. Judd s. Co: bulls So 10. az y % cows
7sa 10, at 81 IS 80 -. -. 500 -,
fresh cows and calves. <25 - s3J per head; COW
for 500 - -, .,., ,0a
cALvEs-Receipts were $40 head including is
for butchers and $40 for the market; making. Win
sbe calves held over yesterday 439 on sale GOOD
and prime vaals in demand and steady; medium
and common easier: the few grassers offered
sold at about steady prices; Western calves We're duH
and oSc Ioyye- and . cars likely 10 be held
Common sold at So 50 80 per 100 m
c,Is AZ S4Is4 at So Do western calves at
ar. dressed calves quiet ct sh q lac per 10 for
citv dressed 7T12c for country dressed
SaI.s-Toblr g. IL veals. 152 10 average
al SO SO per 8 do. 100 10. at IS so; 1 do. 20
~ a. ses do 2OS ~ at So so: do S. n. So
100 western calves 2Te 70, at 81 20
Mcpherson G Co: : veals 156 N, at 50, IL do.
III ~ at ss: - Western calves. 2is 70. az 81 49,
a0s se,ssrse veals goo n at 50 so: DO iso r
at SO: do no 10. > so- do 1o3 n. at 81 do.
90 10 at IS So eulis. 20 ID. at 81 SO: do. go n
IS -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept o-wheat for May delivery sold
on the Board Of Trade to-day at 81 GSl2. the high
record mark for the season other options showed
corresponding advances The sharp upturn was
caused by sensational reports ef damage by
weather to the crop OF Western Canada. At the
close the December delivery was l%c to l1sc higher
Corn was up 1l5c 70 ltsc. Oats were l7sc hgner'
and provisions 10c TO 20c higher
Sentiment in the wheat pit was extremely bullish
al day and the volume of trade was large The
opening quotations on the leading options were
SIC 10 lJ.c 10 lssc higher than the close Of yes
terday The reason for the opening strength was
an advance Of almost I'd in the price Of wheat at
Liverpool because of crop damage reports from
Canada and greatly decreased shipments from Ar
eentina The local market was further strength
ened by dispatch from Winnipeg. which said
that 1.-The last of this crop down and out to-
night, killing frosts being predicted everywhere.
This message caused g stampede among shorts,
who bought almost regardless Of price The report
that one hundred boatioads of wheat had been
taken for export at New York also strengthened
the market.
Part of the gain was lost on heavy reelizing, but
the market closed strong. December opened go
to lie higher at 81 0oa to 81 OK. sold between
s. oD and 81 o2ss. and closed 81 CHS TO 81 O. May
sold between 81 oe and 81 os1s and closed OTIS
Csarances Of wheat and -four were equal to 10000
bushels. Primary receipts s60ooo bushels.
against Lola 900 bushels the day last year.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 600 against 4o7 cars last week and 100 cars
year
The market followed closely the naoe set
by wheat. final quotations on the leading options
showing gains Of from sc TO NC TO &c. An official
prediction OF frost tonight In tho Dakotas Ne
braska and Northern Iowa the main source
OF strength The close strong. December
opened isc to 1.c to 11sc to no higher at t7Se
bsc sold UP TO 5stsc and closed az 5Sssc. Local
cepts were 1Is cars. with 2s0 OF contract grade.
Oats were strong. in sympathy with wheat and
| corn, but were less active. Commission houses
| were good buyers. but offerings were light. De-
cember opened sc TO &c higher 53ac to 5sc held
within the opening range all day and closed at
| s3Isc Local receipts were 2ss cars.
/ Provisions strengthened by the sharp ad-
OF January pork was especially strong.
| The volume of trade was large. At the closs
| January pork up 2oc at SIS EIa
Lard was lec higher at IS s5 to IS e7a. Ribs were
12Lc to 15c higher at 81 %.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow Wheat.
iss cars; corn. sss oass. Sd cars: hogs Ho1
head
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21
COPPER WTRE DECLINING.
Price of the Product Cat -Four Cents
by Big Interests.

- Following the course Of the copper meta. cop
per wire is declining in price. The principal cop
per wire manufacturers OF the country. st meet
ing held IN this CITY p day two ago, decided 70
make cut of four cents pound for the product
ths base price being reduced from c0l< 40 1s'&
rents On September the price lowered from
E51s to 2px cents s pound.
No further price reductions were announced by
sny Of the large metal selling agencies yesterday.
nor was there any change In the quoted price Of
copper the Metal Exchange. There was re-
port. however that the United Metals Selling Com
would Try rid Itself of the load copper i has
hand by soliciting bids from consumers. in
stead Of fixing hard and fast price. has been
the custom in the past No confirmation Of this
runor could be obtained at the Office of the COM
PAM Representatives Of several OF the large
sinners said yesterday that they in the
market for copper and that negotiations were
under way for purchases OF large amounts.
i WAS reported in Wall Street yesterday that
the meeting Of the dinectors Of the Anaconda Cop
Ter Company for dividend purposes scheduled FOR
Tuesday. would probs bly, be adjourned until Oc-
tober J. II later owing the Illness Of three
ths directors. II. II. Rogers. ". L. Bull and John
D Ryan, and the absence Of another. William
Rockefeller, who is expected be the city
81 that time. This would leave only three mem
b.rs Of the hoard who could be present. which is
less than q ma Jorify.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21
1.ui~. v-fzh. 2 O.. vss,. ,4s =, =, 50 .. IA 10

JeIlire Wright Co. vsals n. 50 .: IL 90.
John 2. Nelson ~ Western calves. SO n at 81 -
w r. Hume. I veal. ITO =. at Sc - gr2ssers- fe3
n. s. -
SHEEP AND I4ANBS-Rsceipts were y cars. or 5. S9s
including 81 saushterrs and pa for the
market. making with the stale stock. Is sale.
sheep but steady good lambs selling readily
yesterdays prices common stock slow A few ears
held 0nrncn PRIZE sheep sold at So 25Ge
per n; Wethers So cus az 81 5S3; medium
in moderate demand. az 7G9lzc FER - dressed
lambs ICsI I3C
Sales-Tobn < Shannon: $50 state lambs 50 70
average per s. - ID 81 55. i64 do.
70 n 1913 50 y. s. so 21T do 20 y. az
s. - 10 Pennsvvsn do, 90 -. a. 81: % cls 30 10
az d. 81 80, 81 Onto wethsrs. III n al 50:
a02 Ohio sheep n. IS 50: state do 1l6 n at
So do. 10 ~ 50 so bucks and culs 107 n. st
IS cuIs IS 70. at s. % -.
Kentucky do 20 H. 81 - CO, 81 n 81 S71:
10 Kentucky - n 50 80. Ohio sheep fI4 n.
az 81 75 II Co. 81 n az s. y, - do. % %.
al S. 25; goats 90 n. a s..
Nenton & 60 go Kentucky Isnnbs IS 10 az 81 rs.
f27 state lambs. a. -. az 81 >. i do
63 n. at 81. sheep. 10 .. az s. so -
kerns Commission Company z4S hsntucky Rn1os 81
sanders: e4S Buffalo lambs. IS n. 90 IS
W Il Hume. lambs. 20 n. az 81 So 70 srats
sheep g5 10, az 81 Gull lambs. 40 n. at 81 80
TTOCS-Rsceipts Sls I5l3 head. inc-ud-
the market Prices lust aoos1c
steadv. light hogs sold az 50 Per 100 n
SaIe=-W R Hume: IS state hogs. 10 10 averags AZ
s. per 100 ~ rough 800 n. ar 50 -
Judd & Co Oate yesterday: Is stats hogs L. u.
81: roushs. Sc5 n. az So. stag 80 ~ al "a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21
ROGERS NAY RETIRE.
To !Sepcr His Connection scith Steel
Trust, Ii Is Reported.

H r Rogers, according to reports which were
r,,,-ent Yesterday in the financial district. but
which could not be confirmed. is likely to retire
soon from the finance committee Of the United
S-stcs Steel Corporation. His fellow members are
ex-gucge Gary chairman: II. g. Frick. one of Mr..
x2orars's close business associates: George r.
paker Henry Phpps, Norman B Rcau9, George
" Perkins. P A B. WiGener and William L.
C,c-ey Mr. Rogers has attended few meetings Of
.s fsnance committee thIs year, and the state of
rs health. As is well known. such as 20
,,ake II impossible for him devote any attention
n business for many months to como.
=, addition TO his membership in the United
States Steel Board. Mr. Rogers is an officer or
director in corporations and institutions ana
Z, is thought not improbable that he may sever
so-re OF these connections within tho next few
months The wide range Of his business interests
4. indicated the following partial list his cor
,,orste connections: President and director OF the
.n1slEarnated Copper Company. Nce-president and
director o. the Anaconda Copper Mining Company
,ioe-president and director OF the United Metals
Selling Company. director OF the Tennessee Copper
Company in the copper group; vice-presdent and
director Of the Standard oil Company of New
Jersey president and director Of the National Tran
York Transit Company. in the oil sroup; director
csgo Milwaukee St Paul Railway Companv and
pauy in the railway group: director of the Farmers
Loan end Trust Company and the Guaranty Trust
Company ana trustee Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. in the financial group. and vice-presden:
and director Of the Brooklyn Union Gas COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21
MORE SEEK CITY. BONDS.
Financiers Look for Increased De
mands for Railroad Securities.

New high records were made the Stock kx-
change yesterday by the 4. per cent ci13
ooI'ds- The long term bonds sold at loss, COM
pared With 1G5Es, the high price of the preceding
Gay, and the 10-year bonds sold at 1924 against
~ on thursday. There was a heavy demand for
me S'-aeaT bonds, the total sales amounting TO
sloaS'o"l at prices ranging from 1o6ls I'D 1868,
Two hundred and nineteen thousand dollars Of the
Snort term bonds changed hands at prices ranging
from le3 10 1924. These were the Stock Exchange
transactions. but in addition there we're many sales
o. 'le ponds over the counter. Bond houses re-
ported large number of inquiries for the secuTi-
ues from the depositary banks desiring pledge
ulein IS collateral for government deposits.
Inc older issues or New York City bonds ruled
eoout one-fourth point higher yesterday. owing.
oouotieSs. 20 the advance in the 41as The IS of
iF0o Sod II 81 Yesterday. compared with e6z4 the
uas beiore and the As OF 1851 at 97;-, as against
80 or thursday. Representatives Of some of the
pohd houses said that they were much encouraged
by the increased demand for the city issues and
beIeFed 1t would extend to railroad bonds well.
although, so far. they said. there he'd been no de-
ciced increased inquiry for the latter.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-21

COTTON-The cotton uarket continued irregular The
close vas steady ii declin" OF 34J points
we're estimated a. 10000 haies- The opened
steady at decline Of 1d3 points. rallied a
ct 54G points. easei OF o,.enng figures then
rallied again % Of gdiO points. nd 1uaIiy
weakened. with the close about Of
the dsy- The market rather the late
n
the N"N Orleans market which no-hinE definite
could be learned al n "a
Indifferent csbiss. while the rally Immediately
aftsrwarc = demand by parties
who were selling IN Liverpool against their purchases
hears, who have been taking side Of thu
a The reaction later th~ morning
by tho favorable weather
ing FOR turn bulge. which carried prices
after working hack The opening hEIr"s m" market
rallied on reports storm warnings been
poEtsj from Mobile Cedr- k~>s Fla which revived
apprehenslcs Gglf In fh~ afternoon private
saving that there Indications q Guif storm
this helped trading -
selling during believed 20 - fo~
tho of houses vhch bought here and sold In
are rov taking PROFITS the trAnsa -tion Supcrin
tsnaruf report with srlsnn% follow
Port receipts s75 bales against >l13G last
overland and 2600 bales. against a5I+
Southern miN tastngs estimated = 90 bSie-
last Interior
bales against ~ 90 brought into Slsht
for the bales. against 3 76 las year To
crop receipts. isS bales. aRaltHt
year overland {" mills and canada ''J'i
last y.ar. mill taniugs 'SHil-
mated, IS against year. stock Al tn
ts-Ior foans in % september J. y ofe bales
against 80 III wear. brought into sight thus TAR
season a05 $40 bales against bse lao last year Ih-
total crop - days this season against
q last seBon-
The range Of prices tho l'eo market todHv