Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-08-04
PREMIUM LIST
A SPLENDID ONE
Many Valuable Awards will be Made TO
Those Participating in Riding and ANA
teuI Photographic Contests,

The Fair Association presents this
week list of the prizes to be given in
the riding contest and also the prizes
offered to amateur photographers this
fall. Both contests will prove interest
ing as we have the finest riders in this
section and the number of amateur pho
tographers is legion.
RIDING CONTEST.
l. Best gentleman rider, SIS in gold
offered by Tazewell Street Railway Co.
2. Second best gentleman rider, $5
hat offered by Jno. S. Bottimore, gents
furnishings, Tazewell, Va.
3. Best lady rider, S5 in gold offered
by Marble and Granite Co., TazewelI,
Va, w. K. Vermillion, manager.
a. Second best lady rider, s5 bride
offered by ]. A. Greever, hardware and
harness, Tazewell, Va.
5. Best girl rider, to 10 years old,
SIS in gold offered by Jeffersonville Ho-
tel, Tazewell, Va.
6. Second best girl rider, 6 to 10
years old, 81 Brownie Kodak offered by
Jno. E. jackson, druggist, Tazewell.
Va.
Z. Best girl rider, astride, silk UNI
brella offered by R. C. Chapman, ladies
and gents furnishings, Tazewell, Va.
8. Second best girl rider, astride,
81 80 hand bag offered by ]. b. Boyer G.
Co., china, stationery, etc., Tazewell,
Va.
g. Best girl rider, 10 to 16 years old,
half dozen photos, value 81, offered by
A. Nj. Black, photographer, Tazawell,
Va.
10. Second best girl rider, 10 to 16
years old, box of fine candy offered by
Hawkins Pharmacy, Tazewell, Va.
IL. Best boy rider, 10 to 16 years old,
suit of clothes offered by HARRISON &
Gillespie Bros, ladies and gents fur
nishings, Tazewell, Va.
II. Second best boy rider, 10 to I6
years old, $5 razor offered by T. B.
Warren, barber, Tazewell, Va.
13. Best boy rider, to 10 years old,
81 pair roller skates offered by H. w.
Pobst, jeweler and optician, Tazewell,
Va.
Ia. Second best boy rider, to 10
years old, 81 Brownie Kodak, offered by
Jno. E. jackson, druggist, Tazewell,
Va.
PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION.
An exhibit for amateurs to be held at
the fair. Nine prizes for three classes
of photogr aphic studies. In order to
stimulate an interest in amateur photo
graphy, nine prizes are offered.
THE CONDITIONS.
First All contestants shall be anna
teurs.
Second. Each photo shall be entirely
the work of the amateur entering it.
Third. All contestants must be resi-
dents of this county.
Fourth. All prints must be made
from a negative or film 2tx44 inches, or
larger. Special class for enlargements.
THE CLASSES.
Class /. This will include landscape
or outdoor pictures only. A figure or
animal that is an accidental feature of
the picture, but not an essential part of
the composition, will not debar the
photo from entering.
Class III. This will include studies
from animal life. They may be indoor
photographs of individuals, groups of
persons or of animals.
Class III. Photographs with titles,
known as genre work, or pictures that
tell story. Title must be affixed.
THE PRIZES.
Three prizes are offered in each class.
So for first, $1.50 for second and SOC for
third No entry fee is charged. No
one will be allowed first in more than
one class. Otherwise there are no re-
strictions as to how many prizes any
one person may take.
Go IN AND WIN-While the prizes are
not large, they are worth working for,
because the honor and effort and train
ing are worth the labor.