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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
The Democrats Grand Jury

The so-caiied Democratic grand Jury
has heard many witnesses upon I-oliti-
"a! and other matters. but owing 10
the short time has not been able 10 ac-
couplish much The impression which
prevailed In some quarters that this
jury would indict Republican leaders
as a matter OF retaliation is untorb;-
sely a wrong one. There Is much
zork fer > grand jury In Denver. and
50 far as this one has gone there does
Tot appear TO be any evidence or tndi-
cation that Il VIII do anything that
can be charged TO partisznship. An
EFFORT Is being made BY Democrats
and others unfzvorzble 20 Mayor Speer
TO have the election Of last spring in
yesiigztea. There is no doubt that IL
this is honestly done Il Will make Mr.
SpeeT more trouble. for the fact that
be was elected By fraud IS nov dem
onstrztea hy CON parsons with the re-
cent vote which has been shown to be
largely fictitious A new grand jury is
recommended and viii undoubtedly be
called and given ample time to perform
its duties
WhAtexer may be said Of the merits
OF the Republican claims as to the
election OF Peabody. the fact that
stands out prominently and which tire
people Of t1e entire state sse with
pleasure. Is thzt the nils Of justice
have begun to grind upon the grfss Of
notorious Democratic election thieves
who have for years made the election
IN that city q farce. azd frequently re-
versed tie tudgusat of the people OF
the entire state By the simple. bat now
Ga1gerous. process Of stuEEng ballot
boxes.
Denver wiIl. for several years At
least. be free from further election out
RACES. as II viii be difzcuit to soon
again find crooks with sufficient nerve
10 80 the penitenttxry route"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
Leaders ~ TleHT FIX

L Is perhaps natural that tie Dem
us1rAtic leaders aAu4la refuse % admit
tAat MT. A1ans Ezs aet elected I ney
zzFe tzkez ire po=ttioa before the plb-
Gc that The frauds n Denyer. which
sksy minimize zs uuck as possible.
Etl oe used as an excuse b. the Re
p1hlcans 70 rob Mr- Adams oi what
re News terms his honestly WOE vic
toTg. Bgt y - ven noticeable that
IS tie facts o the extensive stlt-inE In
li1ereat precincts IS brought 0zt day
affeF day By the courts and the Den
Eer Republican. both EdltoT Patterson,
Mr. Adams. and other Democrztaic
leaders. have no heart % discuss them
Air. PaiiersoE has made 30 direct ref
ereuce to the frauds condeEnnIug
them and gastifying the punishment OF
the wFous =aoeTs. he has condemned
fraud n 4 general Eay. bat be makes
10 references or comment upon the e1-
r.eo.dlnary volume Of fraud that Is
being constantly uncovered. @a.is
tie .apers ot the state and OF the Ma
ton are discussing the Interesting AID
shocking details of these crimes. the
News and TIE Times have nothing TO
say except . charge that TIE exposure
IS part q . deep and unho!y plot TO
rob Adams q his sezf-
II j. q Eots worthy faef and one tnat
j. cou1euied On a great deal. fh2t the
Esoslrloa taken b. The Democratic Ran
ayers Il tA4s crisis C their party IS
virtually that ths greatest oserss was
Eot in committing these wholesale else
tlaa frauds. but IN discovering them
and II laying the details before tie
public These lea6srs have been placed
Ia a ysry dIEcult aaz embarrassing Z
rqsgirsoa By the hr4zsa crimes OF thear
E-nver machine Tha extremes 10
xhleh they ara drivea IN defense o.
. weak ard unpopular cause "a.
shown hy the address q Ex-Governor
ThoGas before the State CAnE4sstng 6
+ Board last week. when he unaertoos
20 eurdie the blood q NF. Peabody z,i
TIE rsst af the board By describi- I
T low governors are sometimes shot
and usobs sometimes DO much harm.
/ When a lawyer has a case before q
hfEh executive body. and is obliged &c
+ resort TO Intimidation. and playing
upon the supposed fears Of -ths
court l. certainly is good evideacs
that he has weak case Mr- Thomas
El1ae a most eloquent effort 70 COZ
+ vince the board thz, The Goseiin.
soald get them II they didn't watch
o1t,~
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31


The uncertainty IS 10 the result uf
lie fraud .nvestzg CATION as Il Affects
he goTer-orshEp. has beez 2rgs8y 70
moved since ny last letter The IL
restlgztioa ruasaetes By tae RePga!i-
.zns aid the Sapreme Court has pro
.erea evidence xE4ea clearly ssz-ca-
strstes thaS TIE fraz5alent Dalocr4iie
yxe IL DSave- fzr exceeds lie total
plurality eouutez for Mr.. A1Azzs CT the
'ace q the Eetzrus
This sYiSeuce al BE presented 1o
Ae Lag-slzture o. J4=zary al saG ar
immediate hearing zilI b. ASKED EA-ca
sin un1uGbts51y be Erzztez3-
As ALREADY state. the fraz4 IN The
lo9 lozer preelzcts - 50 s1+ezzlse Az
soosists q 80 Ez1y FzTiet1es. As tc
make II Impossible 70 separate the
rood from the lad ballots TIE fraa5-
.Iezt vote n TIE ozas- precincts s 1S&
;ul.s so e1reassrs Or c9zp1ezied Az
: Is psszssls tA1x = tAess TIE good an
.As s4a ha1o.s =lgAs be separated
Ee-ssnzzss Pri-eiple-
TIE oatery against re szg-eae
Coa-t tro- Iea1lzS usZ1crz..c Atro--
aevs q he E-u1zz tAA- @ las ss-Aa-
1s,e4 = Sa-Es-ozs p-ee@lszt has
,.ltas - zaks zE t27rssz11 u71z
,aoss 80 are p A=y wzy 1Az---a- W
,ss matte Te1zz5-1-g - es-r- 1s2
'1-z a srs.s-.z-r- sz- really Z T-a1lAisss
co r-.-rszs- as zLz er i1sles- q -
1-.-arT 4 s1z1E=z -zs z-zz1Zs ts1-
As ase- = raEzs - -u- zziz--s AZ
srls sslrs 1u,a-as z1r zszez=E- VIE
- tai . So szssez Ts 1c e sl--
A. A. @ -szazz --7uzzzsls g g.
-s-zlzs - l..ziaz sega Fscz z1-s- 2
,-grsaes -as xzezs -s-1-- s -2z.s'--
Wa LIE .ass-zzu z1a 118 zrs sa--es
20 ia -=u1L za -ac--- > t----s-
n -.zsz a-l - .azsE--r -ss-zzszs- a.
g-sa- Ezas e1zz4zs Is las s@ez G.
ss.z alE1rs rz4- -== wee rst1r-
f-r- ezsA ba-lsE aaz s.11l4 - t1ruEz
o-t -sh a. Ee s-za C1-rt
Cd.
There Is 70 As against tarz-2E
prsce4ent Il tbs eozZtry parf-r1-Ar-y
zhsn TIE preee5eat g fgrEs@ 70 par
lfy or civic life
Mr.. Pzuersoa szi ere stAsr Demo
.-z.I- atto-rerr a=nsgr 10 bs tAoE,
ouEhiy welded to the belief tAat es-
tAblshcd pTece3eats should rot BE Dis I
,urbed. hat : violation o. them tech I
z!caily or In principle IS the iavasion
1, constitutional rights a1d = danger 10
the peFPetuity q Republican instltu- T
.ipus.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
BUSH 4 BONNEY
Insur ance Agency
AND REALTY
mlses. Re 81 Estste. Losas.
Notary Public.

Notary Public.
Seoe 81 Our iassrosee csooaasess
Hoas Il N<v Yo<k-
Har-fo<f cf har-so<4- Co.r-
NORA Anersca Of pnas5<z-HaA
Hsu Ansuraa-s1s ~ A-Pnzn2earAza U.Aorvrsssrv
ksrtA Drssisk ane As-razrE< u Lozsoz-
nsyni = uvsrroox
karonai Hre q Ha--s,r1. Cc@a-
Psnnsyfvssla Fsrs a. p>za1<1csiA
passafH 81 ha-rfsr1- Coza-
puRnaas Fz-.1 of Cal<1r-sa-
Gsruaa Aae<scs. a< Sev ro<k
N1srarsra F1R u< N<v fs~L
Nsw Ye<A un1erv-4serxs
noya Ex<AasEv Assz-asce-
s. psuf p4-e s,1 Asrrn< - s.. Pas. Ns.e-
Ms1eur1 S1saa bc14r k-s,e<ooa AL tsszzancs
Company
Trnvu1zS lssurEscs Co. a--for3- Coea
0nBHsU L11R Aksoctsrsoe 81 D<s 4sisks
GARney noz Css1atrv ca of <ev fc~k
Isv1B PAse GaSs fnSu-.,cr Co. Of NeO Yerk-
Ann<<cna $ev~y c.. q S-~ y1rk-
Ann1en 01A4sg Co Of B4i's-ore. ~
Lss1ss G9sra>sse aa4 Acc14<ur Ca
,susn Dsaw E~escy~-s Lsssrs-y. LHs. Fs1I AGO.
na4 f1saaA- Pzsse Gsxs- Sxresy noa1s aa1 svesy
- - - Iassrnsce-
80 -
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
Dush a 0onney.

seAl sssA-s- sasrs Arp msuaAses.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31
= rn.e-s.e Pfesseen.

the psFPetalty q l-sFlol4l-A 4ASl-'-
tipas.
\ osnee-zsiz Presseent
Tas Democratic elecgoa tAleyes o.
.se Loser wards q Denver ieaz since
estasnssea the precedent q s;a1ng
III. ballot Aores \ thzt seetisa o. tie
city. aza stealing tae electtoas for tAe
r--1.-sfic tzke- ne average
Is-oe-zt Is rIaa 70 see these election
r-ooks pz-laeeL aaa tEe.F ostEaEeo1s
crimes o. The szIs5s s-pErezsea. bai
-Aa hlr u.s-5cratts lzwyers fzltAfgl 70
taeir igss q hs54azE -estasllzasa pre-
cs1ert= I-Elolzfs- are obieculs ser
oasly to tA-s smashing & ne BIZ
glus nsEt rrees2zs pTeceaeat. MF
PA-srsou gees 20 fzr As u saT tAAt
Z EzzzsgzE g. ~deatiY aioE has
-, straek against res1blraa iuziitu-
;lozs-
These zttor-evs are equally active
aa8 lussssent uv5z maintaining thsir
osate.t.on tsat - state eaayassing
road las 10 riEAt 70 20 behiud the re
tarnx: th4t Il nus, accept then as sent
IN hy the courtv c@cials and Issue
election certificates accordingly. ThsT
iii zaake e1zctiy tie sane eezteHao1
Ahozt he power Q, the Legislature
-hsn rat body undertakes to lnvesti
rate he Denocrz.ic frauds Il DsnveT
and o<h@r counties which have or the
face q the returns shown NJ. Adams
10 be elected
who Decides tire ogestion'
I; = coreeaed that some high al
thority o. the state government raus'
receive the returns and dete-uire whc
is elected. This privilege st present
sesms to be claimed By Senator Pat
tersou for hlrrsss and his brother lead
ers o, the Democratic party. But tbs
law says that the stat. canvassini
board shall canvass the vote for IA
tsonAl candidates. legislative ealdl
dates. and. in fact all candidates ex
cert the state otacers- When the re
turrs are in and IT Is determined wht
ia elected this board issues electicl
certificates accordingly.
When the Legislature meets Il re
eelvas the returns for state ofneer
groza governor down. eanvzsses then
ana Issues certificates to those WHOM
in its Judgment are elected
Two years ago they maintained tha
the canyasslng board could 60 benin
the returns and Judge Adair Wilson 0
the Appeals Court Democrat him
self. SO decided Now Il appears to ,.
wrong. Bat aside from the opinions O
political lawyers and Judges Il woui'
seem plain that these oansassirg al
thorsties have the right to reject VIA
they are convinced are fraudulent re
turns. The people OF Colorado wcuIs
hardly be so foolish as to create = can
vassinx authority and make Il its dst.
to ACCEPT returns as sent = from loca
county officials whether right O
wrong.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18
As soon as he gets tine to write adVertise-
Apathy and Interest.

Much is said Of the so-ca1led aEaJty
which prevails during this campaign.
and yet if the condition of affairs re-
| garding our Presidential election
were looked into more deeply it would
be found that instead of the apathy
which is apparent there is a deeper
interest than perhaps ever before pre-
vailed in Presidential caml.aiSn.
One reason for the lack of what
might be termed excitement is the
fact that tile American people are
employed in far greater measure to-
day than ever before in our history,
not excepting the busy: days OF the tall
of 1892. Neither the workmen in our
factories nor the laborers On our
farms have time to spare from tier
work to indulge in any outward APP
oearance of enthusiasm during this
campaign The old customs of spec
tacular parades have given place to
campaign of education, and instead
of the corner conclaves, marching clubs
and torchlight professions, we have
an earnest consideration of important
issues around the hreside and il the
business offices and workshops of the
country. The American voter vas new
er more interested in the outcome OF
political campaign than at present,
but that interest is not manifest to the
outside public. The literature which
he receives is carefully perusesr at
home, and arguments take place per
maps during the MONDAY meal o.: at
the fireside in the evening.
Throughout the length and breadth
of the land earnest thinking men are
calmly making UP their minds thar it
will be best not to change our splell-
did business administration for ore
that would surely bring doubt and per-
hapS disaster to the commercial and
business world. There is no necessity
to go out upon the street witt. trup1-
pet, drum or torchlight to proclaim
TIE decision which has been arrived
at and yet never before has the voter
been as determined to go to the polls
and vote for honor, integrity ani; good
business policies in lieu of uncerts :nty
and the various nostrums so loudly
proclaimed by the Democratic man
ayers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18
apEMo cRAT5lc at.i AIMS: q


The Democrati repeal
the new tax laws given sei
power ohm NC GraW.
The true and actual value IS the,
ideal method OF assessing roperty. -
10. Wood Daley. Nh:
The Record is an out.and-out ex-
#ponent Of tax reform but nor of the
Dawson brand. West Union Record.
S.S5I am In a position to be squeezed
Just as hard as the man without a dol
lar. The street railways cannot get a.
favorable hearing from the Board Of
Public Works. Corporation Counsel
and Street Railway Magnate John A..
Howard.
The tax commissions plan for tax
ing coal, oil and gas Is unpracticable.
Impossible and unconstitutional
John T. Cornwel1.
we approve the enactment OF a law
providing for a convention to frame
a new constitution. for the State
Platform.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18
ssHoTs lib DEMocRATs.


vote for Dawson IS vote for
higher alnat ion@ and hi Cher tayes.--s
West Union Record
You could not crowd more untrl1th
IN two lines than there is in hese two
quoted. A vote for Dawson is 4 vote
for lower taxes because the rate Is cut
in two and new sources of revenue
provided. The Record should ren1em-
Der that unless it begins with the
truth it ends with fa1sehood
At a conference among the 5Repub-
lican leaders at Washington this week
it was practically settled that from
now on Republican speakers stump-
ing West Virginia should keep away
from State issues and confine their
remarks to national affairs ard gilt
tering genera1ities.' Morgantown
New Dominion.
The Democrats only wish this were
true It is they who are dealing in
glittering generalities. The Republic
cans are giving the facts aud figures
which prove that the new laws reduce
and equalize taxation and the Repub-
lican majority is growing as the PEG
pie come to understand it.
Coal, gas and oil was exempt from
taxation because the railroads azd
corporations thought the farmers were
the people to tax. The railroads and
corporations claimed that this was the
only way to reduce the size of the
farmers pocketbooks. How kind
Kingwood Argus.
Coal, oil and gas are not exempt
from taxation and the editor of the
Argus knows it if he has read the new
laws. These items CT property were
not taxed by license methods, which
were denounced by the Democratic
candidate for governor as -.impossi-
bic, impracticable and unconstitution-
al, but section 80, of chapter 4, Of the
new acts, provides for the taxation at
true and actual value so far as they
are real estate 1t provides for the as
sessment of any material increase an
nually in such property, although the
annual assessment of other real ess-
tate does not begin until after 1905
Under the Democratic law heretofore
in force, if there was coal develop
ment in any part Of the State or an
oil field discovered though it might
add hundreds of thousands of dollars
of value, this real estate value would
be unavailable for taxation purposes
until the next reassessment for real
estate, which might be nine years off,
in which time, in the case of gas or.
oil, the value might be very mate
rally decreased by reason of the ex-
haustion of the gas and oil. So far as
coal, gas and oil are personal prop
erty. they viii be assessed at their
true value like other personal prop
erty.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18
DEMOCRATS ISSUE BOGUS ACTS

The Democratic campaign of fra1:d
and falseIiood rea ched its climax in
the last few days when the party man
ayers began sending broadcast bogus
copies of the acts OF the Legislature.
Not content with lying about The new
laws and misrepresenting their effect
the Democrats have gone so far as to
tamper with the acts as passed and
attempt to palm Off bogus BOOKS for
the genuine. The bogus Democratic
copies contain right at the START six
pages of matter with which the LeSis-
lature had nothing at all to Go and
which includes sdemasogic haran que
to the voters.
If deception is attempted at the very
outset what may be expected of the
remaining ia pages Of the bCok2 If
the Democrats have inserted six pa ges
of extraneous matter at the beginning
how much more of the same kind of
stuff have they put in the succeed; ing
pages?
We advise the people to let the
Democratic copies of the acts Severely
alone You can tell them as soon as
you open them by the six fake pages
at the start They had dalusion and
a snare designed to deceive voters.
They are part and parcel of the DEM
ocratic campaign of falsehood and mis-
represen tatiOn.
The Republican State Committee
has issued 5000 copies of the acts for
the information of voters and It is
needless to say that they are genuine
from cover to cover. The Republicans
have not tempered with the laws of
the land. They have not inserted a
period, comma, a word or a Sentence
that does not belong there. They lave
not changed the acts in any man, er,
shape or form. They are presented
to the people Just exactly as they \
came from the hands of the law-mak-i
ers, precisely as they were enacted
at the State Capitol at Charleson5
The Republicans want everybody
to know about these acts and TO learn
what they have done for the State
They are anxious that every Citizen
shall realize the vast benefits that will
surely follow their enactment
Every Republican County Commit.
tee in the State has these genuine \
copies of the acts and you may get
one OF them by calling at coln t. I
headquarters. ....
Don't soil your hands with the bo-
gus Democratic COPIES
Get only the genuine issued Blythe I
Republican State Committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

Please pauseyand answer|th Query.
If the new4tax laws will be an injury.
to the farmers and the corporations
will reap tie most benefit from them,
pray tell us why the computations are
opposing them with might and main?
Again, why are the Democrats send
ing letters to bankers telling then;
they viii be hurt2 Still worse, why
are they sending letters to the mad
ans who run disreputab1e houses, ask
ing for their Influence" on the ground
that the added license on certain
kinds of enterprises will work injury
to their business? That is a fearful
question to ask, but we appeal to the
decent people of Fairmont tc know
whether they can support a party
which stoops to such methods OF cam
paignfng? We know whereof we
speak, can prove our assertion and
therefore openly declare that q writ
ten appeal has been made to these
women VINO ply an unmentionahle
trade in our own city. Shame. shame
on party which feels driven to such
point of desperation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Many Speeches Will Be Made In the
County Next Week.

Tuesday, October is, 500 p M
Joseph G. Cannon and Adam Bede.
Worthineton.
Wednesday, October 10, 1880 P. NJ.
FRA E. Robinson and J. A Meredith.
Sturms' Mill.
Wednesday, October 10, 1880 p NJ
A O. Stanley and a. S. Fleming.
Joe Town.
Thurs day, October 20, 1880 P. M
Ira E. Robinson and T. N. Parks
Thursd day, October 20, 7:so P. M
NJ. A. Kendall and A. S. Fleming.
Mt. Nebo.
Thursday, October 20, 1880 P. M
E. F. Morgan and =. A. Meredith.
RivesviIIe.
Friday, October 21, 1880 P. Mn.
A Kendall and J. A. Meredith.
Mannington.
Friday, October 81, 1880 P NIB.
b. Doyener and Ira E. Robinson.
Boothsville.
Friday, October 81, 1880 P. M
w. NJ. o. Dawson and J. s. Darst.
FairvieW.
Saturday, October %, 1880 P. M
NJ. A. Kendall and E. F. Morgan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18
CLEVELAND VERSUS PARKER.

In many parts of our country
where the colored population is large
the people of that race are by various
devices, deprived of any effective eN,
ercise of their political rights, and OF
many of their civil rights. The
wrong does not expend itself upon
Every constituency in the Union is
wronged.
1T has been the hope of every pa
triot that sense of justice and of
respect for the law would work a
gradual cure of these fragrant evils.
Surely, no one supposes that the pres
ent can be accepted as a permanent
conditions If it is said that these
communities must work out this prob
lem for themselves, we have right
to ask whether they are at work
upon it. Do they suggest any solu-
ton? When, and under what condi-
lions is the black man to have free
ballot? When is he, in fact, to have
those full civil rights which have SO
long been his in law? When Is that
equality of influence which our form
of government was intended to Sc
cure to the electors 10 De restored:
This generation should courageously
face these grave questions, and not
leave them as a heritage of woe to
the next
No; this sfs.not the utterance of that
reckless and incendiary President SO.
loudly condemned by Tillman, Varda-
man and company.
4 1t. is part Of the first annual mes
sage Of Grover Cleveland.
Judge Parker is only worried about
the right of suffrage in the Philip
pines. His speech was edited BYE I'm.
Sharp Williams. What swould have!
happened if illiams had gone
with his blue pencil over8stht m res
sage from Cleveland
Quick collec ions, prompt settle
- -, ~ n IL ~ Claim "a Rency X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

The Democrats promise legislation
on the tariff and yet they stand iust
where they did in 1892, without doti-
mite tariff policy, without even the
vaguest idea of what they W Md do
if they came into power.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

The Republican party is ptrty Of
high ideals and high courage Other
parties have dreamed and Illuminated;
the Republican party has wisely plan
ned and bravely performed. Witness
the abolition of slavery, the green
back. reconstruction, resumption of
specie payments, the war with Spain,
the annexation of Hawaii the indie
pendence of Cuba, Cuban reciprocity,
and the Panama canal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

1t is a good thing the Times and its
Democratic outfit are getting some
enjoyment and pleasure out OF carry
ing West Virginia just now. Their
comfort will all take place while in
the height of fond anticipatiors; they
will never experience the real thing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

In the last year the American people
retained 517,OOO.oO0 bushels OF wheat
for home consumption. The protec-
tive tariff policy keeps the mills going
and furnishes the American farmer
with a market at his door.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

The Afro.American can never be
charged with insratit,.le. He realizes
what the Republican party las done
for him and will stand by the party in
this campaign as he has done in the
mast
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

Heiin, member of Congress- from
Alabama, says in a speech:
There they sat, Roosevelt and
Booker, and if some Czolgosz, or one
of his kind had thrown bonlb I'M
der the table no great harm would
have been done the country
Nice, law-abiding, conservative Ian
guage for one of the party which is
SO worried about the Constitution!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

1t is said that man in Chicago
has ghosts to sell. We strongly ad"tsc
the Democratic members to go buy
one, so that they can see something
walk, anyhow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

Since 1896 the deposits in the State,
National and savings banks of Iowa
have increased from $6S,S41,55: to
s193,2SO,139. Iowa's Democratic vote
will figure in the scattering column
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

The New York Herald throws up
the sponge and yet it is three weeks
until the election. Read it's leading
editorial of yesterday as found on
page of this paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

Judge Parker will gain nothing by
representing President Mckinley as
favoring policy of reciprocity which
called for the sacrifice of any 1AnIeri-
can industry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

the manufa cturer. Now on sale. c.
F. Randall & Co. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18

ANYBODY would thiok to hear some
people talk, that the President broke
the Constitution of the United States
all to pieces whe he invited Booker
Washington to luncheon.