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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02
Business DuH In Seat of Justice

Police court was null and void
again this morning. It must be that
TIE bunch doesn't like the new hour
and are showing their displeasure by
refusing to get fussy.
Charles Fisher. colored, left the
city over one. year ago while a war
rant for his arrest reposed in the
mayors Office, charging him with Sc
riously cutting a fellow negro. Fisher
left the city and nothing had since
been heard from until yesterday, when
he arrived in town evidently only
missing his time limit by few hours
Bruce Mcdonald has returned from
a two weeks business trip to Eastern
cities
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02
Normal .Lyeeum Er,tsrtainne Mt.

The Lyceum Society of the Normal
School viii give an entertainment in
Willard Hall Saturday evening. No
vember$ 5th. An excellent program
has been arranged and the price of
admission being merely nominal a
large crowd should be e{present-
31 Program will appear in Fridays is
sue Of this paper. sI
Admission price, 10c. $5i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02
3Thir-1 Theris out:

Two drunk rem Democrat ire seen
carried from All Hotel not rom
sCourt7 houseSt stable nearly
by about Al dozen peopIe
up and dSsa tter. grad of
key IS! not used here
Democratic votes less before
day arrives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02
LO0k RI
TO TIL
GIL /
TREss--ffl'a zELT.o ACCOUNT
GIVES HER sio PE.5sz ssSs
-. Z

she DOES lot REMEM BER. HIS
FACE SHE WAS GREA T--3s.5s
LNf< AGITATEp.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02
Y ELlttie child 8: / psar . Z.

The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Ohm Iterss died this
,loIniiie ana buried tl1is after
neon Ia Gross Genet 81 By I1Ils
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02
"A Halloween Party

crowd OF jolly youngsters went
Ito the home Of Mrs. Laura a. Will
sons last evening and took her little
8ones by surprise. But, they were
equal Sto#t the occasion and all lindulged
old time sports. Mr.. Hunter led
the children In their games and Of
tered a prize to the boy and girl who
would catch the most apples out Of
tub Of water with their hands tied
behind them. Margaret Fleming and
sVlctorI Iowery won the prizes After
the games were over light refresh
Bnentsz werese served and when the.
guests departed for their homes all
felt they had been ENTERTAINED In & & a
Sal dom equaled.
ONE; WHO WAS THERE. .s
Tith he arch sup bort in Doros
thy Dodd one can Ik twice al FAR
aou 5ighlarsd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02
III usANDs OF PEoRLESNILL BE
fiERE8 FOR THE REAsEEsT
MEETING OF cAMPAlGM.

$S The greatest lemon stration IN the
histors Of the city will be that Of the
sepublicans tomorrow when the
Ion w. P.S Hubbard VIII make the
fAst speech OF the mpaign in this
city.
ssSs Or. ~, F. Bailey will be in chargescf
:5tne monster parade and has given
Sont the order OF it .55.
s5 Place of ASSEMBLING.
The Soldier Rough Riders will as
ssemble on Water street. near the
wharf.
Greater Fairmont Band also on Wa
ter street.
Citizen Rough Riders on street fsez
ing the Tavern:
Policemen and Junkins band on
Bridge street near The. Tavern
r. Veterans on street near;
the freight depot sss
The colored Club on syVashin ton
street near the NJ Tarion Hotel. 4
rhes din ferent di visions wi il fall Into
the line Of march as hereafter 1ndls.
The captains Of each division. viii
report to DR. Bailey, marshal Of the
parade, at the Tavern as soon n9as Ills
dlVlslotl; 7Tl'',is' arrives arr s''e 81.
oroer OF '.rl efle T a#,s''ie de.
FIRST ll.t -l'' Dlvlslon; a..
l"o. ponce outIlders- ~. V
Ch1et ana ass1stant ch1et5 OF ponce;
.t1lght poilcenaen 1ntarchlnE N open
oroer- lsa
l7sailS: ga na. q.
Lr. Balley' .narshal win aldes-
ees-f irsI.s5 cqIltalnlils taoh'
W. s. Sf1up pard, Clty liierk 1-s.t1ngie,
eA-Mayors =. = Lehman and 5ounty
: chairman arr Geo. Jaco Ds, sfoilosWea
oy carriages containing z other4s pronl' t Il
aent sl7 people.
second DIVISION
L1l' no:
.hough .fSldefs.s 'i7rs5
! 1|lllr'e'. lnlro plvlsion l-1''1l O 4. !:
=: = =. r. n. drum lI9.[Ll COZ COZ rl's. ll'Sh8
eIrand army veterans IN carriages,
] ourtn 'llrlstl. DIVISION os
Git1zens IN carrlages With fags ana an
'anners. 'E'1lltHr
ftoase o. 3et'e 1'' 'r. reaTa .sa'-: =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02
Miss Williams Hostess.

At the Tavern wednesday, evening.
from six to8eight, Miss Al Williams
was hostess to numb OF her
syoung friend the occasion being her
ninth birthday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-02

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wit pol ffcai 8 lor5
sts5c In 81 SD temen
People re- more
tax issues and dssune
new IN easnres VII prove an
sneaefi he
few. EIe refers to spesff "a
5lantI IN Morgan toasI III q
ztricts which cannot 10
day for $50 900 sWhic fs Al
5000 U.s. he new
equalitiessof THIS sort fic caa Us
are being referred to# csssasas
ofSthe tate ap,1bl can
ers:
DaWson's 7aeeal
4# The argumentsa are
tell tell Cand dIdate
IS tsSIaa 4 q. king
who Isl doing gtelIing
ersS lin r. IN see nor
than he could two wee i
tra'snsforning ran ngs coYid II ioIss ana
lieutenants hly eclirea pssIIs
t1lroti lnlc gho,lt the State
figures forete11 Cen Ii
Itys for Roosevelt and
sor3the RepubI lean State
+ Candidate Davis
program outlined for Kim 5o5lIe iIIss
.go$and mai three tatfi az
EASTERN counties beg INN M sisss
f cumbeHrI Fl andsan
'ash elton an
Vest n ssESirginia
peeches at FL and q win
nd his tour
Dayton.
raw VII meet Davis III ami
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S. 8istlse State during
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ossibiIiti i of bIoodshe
omn pa dss he soIth herr ove
ne race question ,eInoer ald
epubli leans are Rel inss svha M II
en- Illegal
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avs ction not pass over
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
Die nbr oes YoftbmreauS.

@us paris ipirb geidrisbsn: Die
g6rpnif Der bureautratiiden @eri9oz
ben6sit lit 10 reid. oab man fi4 bet>
aabe i9Gmt, mod neue 9ef9i9teg
binau5ufigen. 0o9 i9eint mir Der
san, ben i9 in einem bieiisen Poitz
amt erlebts, gu reiaenb, INN i'm gu
peri6neisen. SD fomme fat tdgliA
in Die Gage, 8riefe aufaugeben, Die
nit einem ~bsfonberen 3uge in gef4loi@
ieneni Yoitfdd b%efOr6ert tpsroen. Die
ie Yriefe miiTsn 5u elmer feitimmten
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= i'm 8aiten iein, unb Der &aiten
nirb auf ben S9las Der Stunoe ges
leert, ba in Der Shat feline Minute
perloren perben barf. Seit lan9em
bate i9 midi in feiner Weife iber Die
3upsrldiiisfeit bes Sienitss gu betlas
gen, obpobl i9 bdufis senus meinen
Brief erit in GER leBten Minute aufz
geben fpnnte. @or einiger 3eit fam
i6 genau / Minute ppr S9lub an,
mari meinen Brief in ben &aiten tpte
INNER, fraste aber bod bpriOrgli4,
ba es iif um cine lpi9tiee Mneelez
eenbeit 6anDeite, pb Der 0pftfaf fir
ben 3us nad Z f4on sei4lofen lei.
vSelbitperi tGnbli9", antportet:
mir Der 8eamte.
rMber Die t6r ba pben 5eiet 10
mod eine boGe Minuts bpr 1 llbr",
erpiberte i9, ben Epn fofort etpas
erbebsnb, ba i'd MIDI 10 abiOlut i'm
Ge9te fiiblte.
.Nein, q lit Ifcn afpei Minuten
mad 1 ubr", sibt Der 8eamte ebenio
fissesbepubt 5uriid. Oabei aeigt er
nit benz Singer auf eine Sdiefsrtafsl
an Der @anb, auf Der sei4rieben
ftanb: ,Retrad 3 minutes"
uWas fon bas beiben9" fragile id.
DAP bic ubr beute breiWlinuten
nu6sebt, bic @9iefertafsl 1T sisens
basu ba, pm etpaise 0erfpdtungen
Der llbr anauSeisen!" fam es INNER
fisgesbenubter bon ben 2ippsn hss
8eamten.
pa man in paris cine f9Dne Srau
fein mub, um proaeHs gu sepinnen,
inb ba id es ridt Bin, 70 entfdlus i9
mid fofort bes auffteisenben gebans
fens, cine 8ef9merbe gu formuliren,
unb CAB mid riidbaltlos meinem
Staunen iiber ben tpunberbaren Cine
fan bin. cine llbr falfd seben gu laf'
fen unb bansben bic 0eripdtung anau'
f9reiben. Der Ginfan lit au4 5a
i9On. als bub i9 ibm burd irsenb
cine grfldruns ieinen @eia abf4pd'
den mOGte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

uno rib bGs yor5eudn 5fpt1hen Den
9Dl5ern beraus unb itarrte Doa @nts
feBen auf Die &iiie unb Splitter uro
8lafen barin. @s mar pertblos,
bDaig tpert6los, nidt einmal als@uss
f9ub pertGufli6. glsin, er poate iein
&enommse ni9t i9dbisen; ni4t eins
mai Der Musi9uB biirfte als ipl4er
S9unb unter ieinem Hamen in Die
8a5are panbern. Man belub ben
&arren bamit, einmal, 5peimal uno
mod elm brittes Mal unb i9ittete bas
i9abbafte Material am 8a9ufer gu
einem S9erben6aufen 5uiammen.
Nus ibm berdus piiblten bic Srauen
unb &tnber bes Oorfes bas 8rau4=
bare unb panbsrten joblenb bdmit
Lur9 bic Oorfsafe. Dim @beno, als
ale meg tparen, fam Der Miiqers 9oot
unb ipiirts in fi9 cine nabnfinnige
Sreube. gr fprane in ben S9erbenz
baufen unb ftdmpfte barin lumber,
unb penn es 10 re9t betdu6enb UNI
i'm @flirrte, tnarrte unb fplitterte,
fprans er pie Elm Softer um6er nnb
beulte por @ergniigen unb erfinter
Ha9e. Mit aeri6unbensn S9uben
unb feu9snbem Ntbem lag sr bana4
am Babe unb fpGbte na9 Der aiten,
fiIen, berfauenen Miibls biniiber. @r
itente ii9 por, tpie jebt audi nod elm
anberer feline Na9trube fano, iiber
ben @ef9dftsbi9ern fab unb bas
MantO u 81 berre9nen fu9te.
Sol9s NG9te CAB es nun bispeiz
len, unb bann offers, unb bann 10 oft,
bab benz jungen 5abrifanten ble9uare
an ben S9ldfen gu ergrauen anfinz
gen. gr berief bic S9lofer Der peis
teIten l1m9esenb an bic Maf6ine, er
fte1te einen erfabrenen Mann an ben
5ridter uno lieB Die Miidung ber=
fteqen, unb bann mubte er teinen&ath
msbr uno CAB fi9 Der S9permutb
Fin. Man iteQte ben MiiaerburfAen
Die Na6t iber an ben Sri9ter CUR
Wa9e; aber Der bate einmal iber
benz peiben 8rei eei9pebt uno
f9tpieg. Sa purbe Der &onium aus
Der PorSenanfabrif iramer tleiner,
dber Der S9erbenbaufen am 8a6e
INNER gr0bsr. Die 8uri9sn MOORE
i9rieben an bas 6%abrifstbor: nS9erz
b~enfabrif BON 9eimanns &c Co., uno
Die porSelfanorbeiter briidten ii9 an
ben OOrflern poriiber, ais pGrsn liz
@erbre9er.
Gs mar pieber elm @ebeimnib in
Der Miible, aber fem @ei9dftsgebeims
nib, fpnbern elm fur9tbares, Drobenz
Oes, perni9tenoes, ~unlOsbares Rdtbs
iel.
Damn fam bic 2Diuns einmal in
Der Morsenfriibe, als Der MiiGers
burI9e bic 2eute Suiammentreii9ts!
en- benz Sri9ter itat Elm MeniG
fopTiber in Der breii9en, tiefen, Sd9sn
MafIe eritidt = tobt!
Oas mar Treb Spot!
9eim Nufflettern auf ben Sri9ter
mar er au~sssglitten unb 6inabgeitiirat,
Sn ieinen tobtftarren 9Gnben belt
er Elm Stiid Sips. =
Stun pubten iie's ale: bic Mas
f9ine bat nit benz perbOrgensn Seinn
gu fdmpfen se6abt nit Der ii4eren
6dnb!
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nd&ter d~nesseben ha an ben betreHenbex Strcten
deusuuaea tene Narnrftfter a~npetradf fxA.
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-27
Causes Of Nervous Prostitution.

Believe me-" said Spruce street.
physician who makes a specially OF
reating nervous disorders, ut isn't
overwork that superinduces nervous
rostration. The men who succumh'
nervous strain are not the men VINO
york continually under high PRESSURE
he man who has no relaxation has no
me to brood over his health, ana
rooding is fatal to man whose
eryes are highly strung. II man is
INSTANTLY busy in mind from
lorning until night he isn't many dan
ger of nervous trouble. It's only when
re relaxes and gives himself a certain
mount of leisure that he is in danger.
4 man is a good bit like a piece Of ma
"hinery. It's the relaxation that tells
rake Russell Sage, for instance He.
Celebrated his eighty-eighth birthday.
gently, and he is in the harness all
ne time. Should he give up a part OF
is daily routine the probabilities are.
nat he would be dead man in sin
ontns. The man whose nerves
ouble him is the man of comparative
e.sure.-Philadelphia Record.
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2. The polls at primaries shall De open
(a) In cities, from six o'clock In the
morning until nine O'Clock in the evening;
Oh In all other precincts, from eight
O'Clock In the morning until eight O'Clock
In the evening.
3. At all primaries there shall be an Aus
traIian ballot made mp Of the several party
tickets herein provided for, all Of which
shall be securely fastened together at the
top and folded, provided that there shall
be as many separate tickets as there are
parties entitled to participate in said pri-
mary election. There shall also be at
tached a non-partisan ticket upon which,
under the appropriate title of each office
shall be printed the names Of all persons
for whom nomination papers shall have
been filed, as required by this act, who
are not designated on such nomination pa
pers as candidates Of any political party.
al defined by this act The names Of all
candidates shall be arranged alphabet
ically according to surnames under the APP
propriate title Of the respective Offices and
under the proper party designation upon
the party ticket or upon the non-partisan
ticket as the case may be. II any electo-
write upon his ticket the name Of any per-
son who is candidate for the same Of
fee upon some other ticket than that upon
which his name is so written, this ballot
shall be counted for such person OnlY as
a candidate Of the party upon whose ticket
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such nomination paper, and he shall post
a copy Of each sample ballot In con-
spicuous place in his Office.
8. On the tenth day before such primary
the county clerk shall correct any errors
or omissions In the ballot, cause the same
to he printed and distributed as required
by law in the case of ballots for the gem
eraI election, except that the number of
ballots to be furnished to each precinct
shall be twice the number Of votes cast
thereat In the last preceding general cleo
ton.
Expenses Of Primary, How Paid.-Sec-
ton II Ali ballots, blanks, sad other sup
plies TO be used at any primary. and all
expenses necessarily incurred in the prepa-
ration for or conducting such primary
shall be paid out Of the treasury Of the
city. county, or state, as the case may be,
In the same manner, with like effect, and
BY the same officers as in the case OF
elections.
Conduct Of Primaries-Manner of Vot-
ing.-Section r. /. The provisions Of chap
ter 8 statutes Of 1898. shall be applicable
TO the conduct Of primaries where not
otherwise provided. Section A., statutes
Of 1898. is hereby amended so that all
election officers shall be chosen or sp-
pointed in the manner therein provided,
except that such choice shall he nlahe IN
the month of August instead Of Septen-
Der, as therein now provided
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less than ten days before such primary
s. Each county clerk shall. On the first
tuesday of June, 1906, and biennially
thereafter. transmit to the secretary OF
state the name and postofhce address of
each town. city. and village clerk in his
county.
Nomination Papers. How Prepared and
Signed. Section 5 1. The same of no cam
dlGate shall be prinssA upon an official
naiIot used at any primary unless at least
thlrty days prior to such primary nom.
NATION paper shall have been filed in his
hehalf as proylued in this act in substan-
tlaIIy the following form:
l. the Undersigned, qualified elector of
tine ......-...... precinct, of the town of
-..'.:.......l or 1.-THE .......... precinct
"f the .............. ward of tie city of
................l, county of .............
anu state of Wisconsin, and a member of
me .................. party, hereby nominate
.'............., who resides lat No. -.
on .........-........ street, city of ,........
:..,....) or Tin the town of ...............D.
IN the county of ................ as a eandi-
GATE Tor the office of (here specify the Of
nce) ......-........... to be voted for at the
primary to be held on the first Tuesday
or September. 49,. as representing the
principles of said party, and l further de-
clare that | intend to support the candi-
date named herein.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-07-28
SYMPATHIzERS
WERE FIRED
SWIFT & co. PAID OFF
SYMPATHETIC STRIKERS
The Action Was a Great Surprise
to the Strikers There Are Rufnors
Of Some Of the Houses Settling
With Their Men.

Chicago, July a8. Following the re-
fusal to enter into any more agree
ments with the striking butchers Swift
& Co, tossed a bomb into the camp
of,the sympathetic strikers by posting
a notice that they will be paid off in
full and be no longer regarded as ern-
ployes.
Rumors are persistent that the
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger and the
Cudahy Packing Co., are ready to
make terms with their men.
81 sWe had an agreement with Mr..
Donnelly's organization and the allied
trades which they have failed to live up
to and under the circumstances we do
not care to make any further agree
ments with them"
This is the statement, which was
signed by the representatives of the
packers and handed to the members OF
the state board OF arbitration last night
at the end of conference between
the two bodies, held at the request of
the state board in an endeavor to bring
about another meeting between the
packers and strikers