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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
READF|ELD FAIR.
Opening Days Success Is
Repeated Wednesday.
Lolita Wins 3-min. Race The
223 Trot Unfinished.
Monmouth Beats ReadfieId 5 to 3
In Exciting Game.

RcaGticld, Me, Sept. 1S-(SpeciaL)--
When the 18th annual Kennebcc County
fair opened yesterday Secretary Pea
cock announced that he had ordered
the weather man had assured him
that ii would be delivered on time for
second days consignment arrived to-
day ami With il came a record crowd
Early in the morning the visitors from
all over the county, as We'll as from
many places outside of il. began
to flock to the fair and long before noon
the fair grounds presented an animated
spectacle. with people moving about
All over the place. seeing ANA ;tdmirins
the various exhibits.
The attractions on the midway Wcrn
literally ratronzcd. The mcrry-go-
round. the canc boards. the lunch tents,
the fruit wagons and the soda stands
all enjoyed a liberal patronage. The
interest taken in the exhibits Of cattle
ana ether STOCK continues undated.
The work nc Judging began today in
all departments ana the Judges Were
kent i,usy making their decisions as 10
the merits of the many exhibits.
Thora is Il large entry list in every di-
vision ami il is no easy task 10 decide
inst " hich Of the animals are entitled
10 the EllC ribbons in their respective
classes.
At 1920 o'clock this morning ladies
driving horses We're shown on the track
and there We're a number of fine ami
mails lnlt over tho course. Their fail
.1riv, II demonstrated without difficulty
IT," efficiency Of tn, fair scx Of I[cnnC-
h,., county as drivers ana the ladies
We're freely aprlauded as thr% drov,
around Tho track,
The exhibition of ladies' drivin.
horses was followed by an exhibition
Of stations. Tn"lc wcr" several S"ot
animals ana they made Il fine shown:
on the track.
The Judging of poultry also com
mrnrrG this morning and In" judge
wul ilc1 like beavers {" complete thri1
work tx soon lS possible. II would ~
hn,.I tn find u handsome collection >
lo1:itrv any where AMI here aS in othc
exhibit, tho Judges found it no cas-,
task to make their selections for tn
awards There were MANY visitors e
the rurlitrv ,I"rartu!, mt durin:: I'll" la.
ana MANY expressions uf llmirati"'
fnr til" large numi.,r NJ handsome bird
SHOW were heard.
This difficulty in making selection
| for Prizes WAS Also on" nf tn" thing
that r,rfrunt"I III" Judges ~ artrl"
|
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
MRS. WILSON'S DEATH
At Shiloh May Be investigated BY
Her Daughter.

brunswick. Nj. sept. IT,, !; is re-
ported her. that Mrs. ". +. scott of
N,iru-r, Mass. WHO cam" t. Main" Last
,v,- K /, attend ia" funeral ~ mr. moth
~. AIR.. G;rur., Wilson, At Sl!!l"h, Is
Going to demand ;n Investigation Il"
d,tcrlninc I'll" raus,' "r h"r mothers
death.
Mrs Wilson hn1 been m inmate Of
Shiloh r,r about tire" years. bit r.
Gently tired NJ tho teachings III Key
Frank W. Stamford ANA attempted T."
cs..Iin. from the hill top. Nnil" at
tcInpting To do 50 it is said that 81"
ilunpyl from vcranda and injured her
back. Size MAS taken back to Shiloh and
according to Mrs. Scott was denied
medical ATTENDANCE" Of any Kind ana
was not properly cared for in other
WAYS. tie Lack of which finally caused
her death.
Mrs Scott has returned to her home
in IrlruS, Wilrrr Sh" will consult lG-
cal adyicr ana w;, taIl" action against
the institution Of TIL" Holy Ghost and
Us
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
C0NFESSES TO THE OFFICERS.
The Stories OF Course Differ, but Deed Is
Said to Be One of Worst Murder Cases
In History OF Aroostook County.

Limestone. Ne, Sept 1S.--Charged
with Tie murder of Oscar and Stephen
Downing. two brothers aged Il and Is
respectively. Guy Tarjy. aged ~, was
arrai gred before Trial Justice Charles
a. Perry today and bound o.cr 10 the
September term of the grand jury for
the supreme court. He was taken %
the county Jail at Houlton and it is eX-
pcctcd ii" will go before the grand
jury Tomorrow, rs it is now III session
The murder. which was caused by q
dispute among the boys, is considered
one OF the most atrocious i'll III" crin:-
inal annals Of ArnOStOGk county. Nc
cor,,in-5 to tile officers 4 diSput" arose
Ovel some trivial matter While they
were hunting partridgcS and Iardy fir
lra 1T close range sent Il bullet through
stephen GuWning's head. killing him in
stantly. Oscar Downing attempted to
escape when he saw the fate Of hls
young II brother, and. il is alleged. Tar
az took deliberate aim and killed him,
the ballet passed through his back.
JnolnS ThaVer, whose residence is
close by the scene of the tragedy. heard
the shots and going to investigate
fnunl The two bodies. ConStale VIII
liam H. Webster was called ana II" Hr-
rested Tardy. who was frrnd ut Z
hulS. nearly.
Irr,.I rar,lv. aged IL ANA a cousin ri
tie prisoner. is tn" unly liz ing witness
10 The silnntinE. MI the boy lived
here n. ar tn. canadian lin" and nave
h,i uu,l r,uIIta!innS The Tardy boy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
Report of Corresponding Secretary
Whitcomb.

At the preceding session Of our state
assoc i:ltiur Il special movement was
inlugurat"d in tho direction Of more
rar:It Il 'cvauGtlistic work among us.
y committee of four WAS appointed To
devise, pans and assist in carrying out
this purp"S".
4 mcsSag" was sent out to all pastors
anG churches inquiring as u feasibility
IF 4 revival effort ana urging to such
action.
y good number of our churches the
pest year have had the aid Of Il proved
cvnng' lis, sometimes in their own
church alone. sometimes in union with
uth", churches. in other cases having
meetings ly change of work vita other
PASTORS or the pastor being his own
evangelist. In midwintcr J. J. Hull
and Il. Il. Thompson were engaged cX-
Continued on Page TwelveD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

St John, y. b. Sept 1S.-The hunt
mo season for big game in New
brunswick has opened al The woods
throughout the province are The SceheS
If daily expeditions after moose deer
, o,r;hou by a large number Of
sportsmen.
While most Of the hunters are from
tbr United States. a ltrg" hummer -
English sportsm"n ar" IN thr """uN
tbis wear. The increase IN me num-
Der Of men from England; mas p e., =,
increasing each year and the "p'h'hs
Of the season this year finds a greater
number than in any past S';'''"'':
Thr vast woods ana f'"'@'S II ,i
nor.h shore counties H"' ne 'l'' n
tensiyely lreuuented by tht o'S SAM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
New Brunswick Hunting
Season Opens==Maine Next.

and here the hunters are found in lar
ger numbers than in any offer sec
ton.
Deer ana moose are reported as
abundant. ana the caribou. too, has
been seen in large numbers during the
onen season. The game is also re-
rnrtrd from other sections as being in
large numbers. The close vigilance OF
the game wurdcnS has done much 10
help thrs, favorable conditions as the
ILLEGAL killing during the past closed
season has npt been carried on as
extensively as heretofore.
Among the prominent hunters VINO
are ut their lodges for the start 81 th'
,.a.rr i, ~. il.-htr EiSh"r II EoS-
tnr. I,r. i'i~hor'@ search f"r game n
in ihc Vicinity uf Canaan. y. T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

of the trouble.
Fred T1rdy said That his cousin, who
Was the OILS one having Il 2;ln in his
Possession. did not want TO g hunting
while thu Downing boys urged ana fin
ally persuaded him to 80. T!,y had
gone about Il mile into the woods and
We're crossing It fence when III" trouhl"
occurred. Til" Younger Downing boy at
trnlitrd to PAL ,iy T;,rdN off the
fence ana This ~ ungrred him that, il
il; alleged, he fired the first Of the fatal
SuotS.
Cnruncr :. w Boone of prcSuU" Isl".
aft,r INVESTIGATING. decided that an in
ctltSt W..; unnecessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
Another Splendid Day and
Another Big Crowd.
Emily Gale and Anona Win
Races In Straight Heats.
Al the Attractions Thoroughly En-
joyed by the People.

Smith Windsor, Me, Sept. 1S.-(Spe-
caD.-Today was the "big day" of the
South Windsor fair. From early in the
uorning until long past noon, single
barracks, not to mention the stage
coaches. poured their hundreds of Wis
itors into the fair ground enclosure.
until there We're very nearly 1000 peo-
ple present to witness and take a part
in the days merry-ma king.
over the festive scene the sun smiled
down bcnignly; not too hot. nor Yet too
cold, but just right, so that everybody
had a good time and yet WAS comfort
able through it all.
The stock ana cattle department took
a great boom today, and while there
was a little disappointment on the part
Of a few that the pulling contests were
over with yesterday, and the prizes al
ready awarded. yet each exhibitor de-
termined to make the best of it, and
entered his oxen in the class that best
suited his purpose.
Everything was conducted in the
best of good nature. and there was not
a hitch to mar the days proc ndingS.
The nearest to an accident occurred in
the forenoon, when Il horse. owned by
Dean Emery, created some excitement
by breaking the halter with which he
was hitchcd to the fence inside the
track. and dashing toward the center,
making Il circle through the crowd on
the Midway. There was Il rush on the
part # the crowd t. ct out Of tho
way and several men managed to Sc
cur tn horse before it did any seri-
cI;c damage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
FRANK o. SMITH.
Prominent Mason and Sh"iner OF Eel
fast Dies Very Suddenly.

Erlfa.t Me-. .Irit. l&.-(Sp"rlal).
Frank -. SAiitm. u rr"min' Mt Mason
ann Shriurr died III Iii; home IT AZ.
II High street. Yesterday. VERY .,an-
denly. II" WAS Il n.ttiV" of Ifuf ~
Mass. = son Of Lawrence ;s,d SuS IN
7 ,yyharfID smith. H. worked several
,.,rs in shoe factories in MaSaachu-
salts canning to Belfast II years ~"
III t,IL. charge. If the sole leather d''-
n.rtmrut Of critchrtt. Sih!"y \ &" 7.
rt,,r, Two wears ago Il" bought Tn"
market in the liayford block, on BED
v..r ,trrrt remaining ii the Central
Market He was a Knight Tcmplar
vyban n. came to Belfast but took ms
Council degrees in King solomon couh-
iii of this city. Shortly after coming
he Identified To Ph"cni% Lodge. '"rin-
THAN r. \. c.. and Palcstin" '"ilnl;il-
d.rv. He WAS u past COMMANDER 81
,be KNIGHTS TrmpllrS. lie was as"
!, member Of kora Temple Of Lewis
tnn Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. us
6rst wife was Ada Burroughs OF tioch-
land and his second. VIII" survives
vas Mary +. Newbcrt of Belfast his
,,,tbar still lives in Brockton. Mass,
with her other son. l.. \. Smith one
sister Mrs. Ruby Harris Of fr"Vl-
doncn y l.. also survives IN" tuh-
oral will be ut the tnlVerSalSt ChuICH
| ,vhursdav afternoon. Rev. y. n. S'hl'"
viii ntticiate and the Commander!
will hold services in GroN" cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
CONVENTION CONTINUES today
DR.. Burrage Pleads for Union OF Baptists
and Free Baptists==Reports OF Officers
Interesting Papers and Addresses.

The 18th annual meeting of the Main"
Free Baptist Association, Which open
ed Tuesday evening at the new Pen
ney Memorial church on Grove street,
Augusta. continued through Wcdnes-
day With services forenoon. afternoon
and evening The services We're held
in the main auditorium of the church
which was we'll filled at all the 81, =
vices. Nrarly 2an delegates from al
paris Of the state signed iii" register
and besides these there are many eth
crS from outside the city in attendance
upon the convention.
1t is needless to say that all the Wis
it"rs SIcnt pore or less time in look
ing over the beautiful new church of
which all Augusta is 50 proud and in
admiring every lart and detail 81 u.
10th outside ANA inside The ladies
parlur above the vcStrE was especially
I:ilrrciated by the visitors. and at noon
and night very enjoyable hours We're
sucnt in the great dining hall in the
basement where the Augusta ladies
served lnuntiful r"lastS to all II" del
r.:atrs ana guests All had words Of
admiration tor tho three beautiful me
n.urfAl windows and Mr.. C"ck"an's m
stirring paintin~. 9TH" Angel of the
Il, ,,llrrt:ti"n." Above the pulpit arch
r-lo particularly praised.
-rIi;. program nt tn" convention IS
| l,yv ~" ANA president Y. $. Purinton
km.,.4 thines rl"ving Tx" 4, "llW"ik.
Tho services, will c"utinu2 through
| Thursday. the convention clnSin3
| rhii,.-,ilv evening. All sessions ar
| .,..,, 4, TN t,I1lIi,. and AuUIStu Citi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
The Races.

TIE first racing event Of the afternoon
was The 30 pace or 2:3I trot for a purse
Of 500.
The first heat was n spirited brush
througuolt the whole distance between
Emily Gale, owned and driven iN kilny,
and Hal &. driven by Chisholm, owned
Ly = NJ Smith of Tiallowc'l. Hal $. lost
considerable ground on tnc back strttc'!
hy repeated Irea<S
1T tie half Emily Gale was lra'iin" a
fun length ahead of Hal : ANA the SEA-
WAS following closely, but a the hHlS''
Ih!ilv Gale and Hal =. had things petty
much their OWE way 80 far rs tine resi-
Of the field was concerned, kirhN setting
tho mare across the lin" HS me Nlll'!rt
Of the heat. Tie time WIS 3"6
In tie first heat of tie. 80, pace. Nlh
MaIa mad tn" pole hut lost il on TIA q
PICK Of the tmn to .An"na- Ti" roam
mar, held the lead beyond tn" lIo't. Wh"r"
Via Mala made. IN attempt I" l'1sS and
broke AGAIN. Anuna winning the heat. Th'
distance nag was dropped on Nllli''
Wilkes and Queen OF Hearts but 1t was
claimed that Millr Wilkes was imt"ft'r''i
with hy Queen of Hearts, and acc".h4h%
ly Milie Wilkes was placed tlnrd.
The second heat Of the A. n;.r' or ~.
irot was raced in faster time IMAM W"
preceding heat ana was good r'c' I"
watch. the three horses being bunchei all
the way around Emily Gale. l!Il =. AM
San, finished in the order named.
Some good toan3iug WAS Witnessed ~
tie second heat of the - pace. lh'
roam MARI Anona took the lead from th'
start and maintained ii unhi oxen 70 ih'
finish kirby with Via Mala made SOM.
powerful euurts. but breaks. Oh" bad ort
at the half lost the heat.
Tie third and final heat OF the 40 class
saw a pee uliar accident happen TO ii'h I
This hors, finished the fllst nan second
and Chisholm shcored out as II at th'
finish Of a heat. lie just cleared the f''n''
pulled into line. but before ne r"u'd I'
Hal s. into his stride sam M" pune
Jy into second place ut the turn run
Galr Won with Sam second ana liai :
third
This gave, first n1~ney to EMILY Ghi'
second money to Hal S. and third money
10 Sam.
The best heat Of the afternoon vas III
thri heat Of the 30 pace. An"ha hein :
lead, but Kirby kept teaniing and on ~
home stretch nearly caught th' Wi'I''ti
This gave the race to Anona III thr'
heats str light. The summary:
2ir rACr. OR 81 TItDT PCisSE $I'V'
En,ily Gale. In II, Iy Adrian WllN|S,
f<irhv) ........:.........-...'. 1880, !,
Hal $, l. :Chisholm .;.......-......5 ;
Sar. Xix /" (Meriill-Haih..... .
Dot Hastings. h III ,WinsluN(. ......nS
Mabel II. br m .Halh.
Time by Quarters:
so,, ~ ~ 2.26
" ~ Il 23t
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

According to figures presented to the
Institute of Electrical Engineers the
MT saving over steam by the usr II
electricity on the railroads If IN"
init a States averages $6"S per mile
which. if apiiir,l t. tl.r tntir" railroad
system. would effect Il saving If $l&S,-
800. 90 per annun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

Boston, Sept. is. Forecast for Eos
ton and viciuitH: Generally cloudy.
probably with showers Thursday: Fri !
,Iay partly cloudy. somewhat warmer;
light rl@trrly to Snuth'rly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

Mr.. Purint"n spoke as l"li""S'
The Presidents Address II II ''I''''''
account As compared WIN i"' WE
complete reports 81 "Uf ''"'E
ANA stat" Tr1aSuErr '"'
p"ndiEE Secretary ana '1"!" -'N'''',
our EN"cutiN" OFFICER ana Is ever '''
and constantly "h GUY III
Will follow arg G'N'' II li''"r.'''' '.N' L.
til" work # ~" N''l" ..sS'" ''i''' .''
the wear Just closed "'
of tn" churriirS AZ Na''I i''' '''.
Au@rStI makes an" conn i''"''
churches most commentaries ~ Wv
Zoal ana energy 81 tI''ir I'i''i'''i 9''ii
ana puts thCS" chhrchcS upon \ ''iSiS
Of hopeful lr"Sr"llt! TT HI ''''''''7
time.
TIN" Carlos church aa' society Ar'
struggling on. determined t" "Frr""'n"
every ohstaci" ami expect "ll 'hG me
coming year 7" fin:*h ~" ''u''''" 'l''
n"w church chat th"y Ar" i" n"r'icnIl%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

W, PACE OR a22 TROT-PI'RSF. $50.
AROMA. 70 m. by Vassar tDaNis>.--..l
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
"Wednesday Forenoon.

WEDNESDAY / forenoon.
I'll" ln.in auditorium Of III" church
WAS vel filled when tn" convention
,n....l.,l f.r 't'SiI,".; ut So y. NJ.
V-mtr, ...,,v. III rr WAS first :; lni''f de
vo,i,nllI service. I'D ly l;"v. y. J.
Marsh. Hn III, il the roil r"H NaS r'ad
.uI thr d.l,.nt,> seated is"T. +. ;.
Hartley Of South Portland, tn" cl'rN OF
tie convention. WAS excused from f'ad-
iuo tn, records of tn" 1906 meeting ut
ralgur aS they We're before the con-
y.utiun in printed form. Hon =. ;.
pIIriyt of West RoWdoin, tn" private
secretary Of Governor William ]. '"hn
and for the past dozen years tn" he
I.ynJ and efficient president of tho as
sn,.i;lti IN. then addressed the c"nN"n;i"n
briefly. ana E.v. s. g. Whitcnnh %
raugnr. the corresponding secretary
Ana state agent Of the association.
made nis report which gives z COM
nr.l,cnsive summary of the condition
and work of the denomination in Maihe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02

TO the Citizens of Tazewcll County:
hereby announce myself can-
didatc for Supervisor for Clear Fork
District, and ask the support of the
voters OF the county, ut the election,
Nov. 9th, 1907.
Respectfully
H.. G.. WAGN ER.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02
Fine Property For
Sale at Liberty Hill

We offer for sale on reason
able terms, that valuable store
and residence property now oc-
cupied by Messrs Young and
Barns, consisting of a nice 2H
story dwelling, containing 10
large rooms, newly painted and
papered, wardrobes and china
closets in every room. Large
double porches-metal roof, dairy
and smoke house attached, water
at the door. a fine barn, wood
shed, corn cribs, etc. Across
the road is large store house,
3oX42 feet, good ware room at
tached, also another large store
building nearby, can be convert
ed easily into a nice dwelling.
There goes with this property
about 4 acres fine land, good or
chard with prospect of a fine fruit
crop this season.
This is one of the best stands
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most comfortable home in the
community.
This is an opportunity to
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reasonable terms. For further
particulars call on or address
HAWKINS & CO.,
Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02

-~5tr~e POINTS FOR PARENTS s--~aN-s
In the opening year 1894 there % boarders,
Growth: officers and teachers of six and
school plant valued at SOS 900. In 1907 there
3O3 boarders and 80 day pupils 81 Off and
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Modern brick building, with electric lights, water
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improvements for the coming session; New As
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ForC Blank address
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BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02
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Schedule Effective
July, ID. 1907

Lv. Tazewell for Norton.
9:3l n m 3:25 pm
Lv. Tazewell for Bluefleld.
1;35 p IN 6:27 p m
From Blueiield East Bound.
$40 IN for Roanoke, Lynchburg.
Norfolk and all points on Shenandoah
division. Pullman sleeper and cafe car
TO Norfolk. Pullman sleeper Roanoke
TO New York via Hagerstown.
$40 m daily East Radford for
Roanoke and intermediate stations.
2:55 p IN daily for Roanoke, Lynch
burg and Intermediate stations and the
Shenandoah Nalley. Pullman sleeper
WEIGH TO Philadelphia via Hagers-
town.
S:4S p m for Roanoke, LynchbuTg,
Richmond, Norfolk Pullman sleeper
to Norfolk and Lynchburg, Richmond
and Norfolk cafe cars.
Westbound.
SOB m for Kenova, Portsmouth,
Columbus, st. Louis and the west.
Pullman sleeper 20 Columbus cafe car.
800 p m for Kenove, Porthmouth,
Cincinnati, Columbus, West Northwest
Pullman sleeper toCincinatti, Columbus
st. Louis and Chicago cafe car tc
| Williamson.
$50 IN and 2:40 for Welch anC
intermediate stations.
Write for Rates, Maps, Time Table
Descriptive pamphlets to any station
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Passenger Agent, M. +. Bragg, Travel
ing Passenger Agent, Roanoke, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02

To the citizens of Tazewell Comfy =
hereby announce myself candi-
date for Supervisor for the Jefferson.
Vile District. Election To be held
November 9th, 1907.
II. Thompson.