The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-25
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District No, Mary y. vestfaIl!,.
plstfictflo. cypsy Davis.
DIsHict No. Anna Mceary " D.
DlstrietSo: June Radcliffe. s.

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Tie doable;yote period closes to-
night atnine O'Clock and the last Pc
Rod VIII he pshefed In With a new
schedule d votes Monday.
From tue number Of special ballots,
that were voted up to the noon hour.
today there will be a number Of
changes the published vote Monday
evening The time has come when the
candidate can, with safety, draw on!
her reseWstorce to,nake a showing
anda showing more or less will from
now on attract new friends, create
new interest and greatly assist in gar.
nering specials from now to the close.
tie noon hour to-day It was too
early topfedict the volume Of new sub
scriptiohs That have been gathered the
closing days;of tile present period. In
fine. candidates are still in the har.
vest held hard at work and viii not
rethrn win the results Of their efforts
before the municipal time.piece ON the
hill sounds the hour Of nine.
IT'S always a battle royal at this
stage ot The contest, and there are
more victories won than ever an in,
teersted public can guess at-or an
energetic coterie Of contestants sur
mise
Indeed tfese unheralded victories
never come 70 the surface until the
last speclails deposited. and the judges
begin the count.
pay Of Hustlins.
The candidates are alive to this fact,
sostrlved today, and are striving, late
and early. 70 bring in the largest re-
turns.
still Lots OF Time.
win not be too late after papers
are delivered tonight for friends Of
candidates to call at the West Virgin
ian Office and put In a double-vote.
Thefsls lots 81 time between six and
nine o.eIoekto turn the tide, as the
saying Goes In fact, In all elections,
lis the few hours before the polls
close when the decision votes are
cass AL least, that frequently has
been ire case, and history, you know,
has al oldgway Of repeating herself,
ard wliynot IN this instance?
6pto the noon hour the contest de.
portment was busy place especially
taking care Of mail matter coming
rom tie outside districts. The scores
Of letters contained both coupons and
suhscrtptions, and give a broad reflec.
ton 81 the immense amount Of work
thathas been accomplished in districts
one and two the past three days. Ev-
efybody, seemingly has been busy
gathering coupons and subscriptions.
There has been no decline in interest,
rs end 81 effort and when the day is
nj is end, there threatens to be cou-
bons mountain high, and Specials"
toonany to count between, the closing
hour and midnight.
Keep In Mind. i
Don't forget that all subscriptions
mailed from outside districts up to
nine o'clock tonight, and reaching this
once Monday, will be counted in the
douBiesyote period.
Aisos keep IN mind, that It will be
nineo clock before the friends Of carr
didatea viii have passedNthe chance
81 doing them a double favor.
noh,t NEGLECT this last opportunity! |
ponl Waste Valuable Time, y
Il HAPPENS that you are a candt,I
tate al lie friends Of one Of the cailtt
didates for the West virglnian's priz,
es, ahd8dIf not do what thought dur
lng this passing period of the Euro
mean tour contest, YOU should not;
waste valuable time that remains, but
andeayor 10 make up for tie lost OPP
portunities in the period following.
AnditS may be done easily Il the prop
erelfort put forth.
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BETTER THAN SPANKING.
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