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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-12-26
Christian Science Services

Will be held at the court house in
the Probate Court room every Sum.
Gay morning at II o'clock. All are
cordially invited. Subject
december 22, christian Science"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-12-26

Silks for Waists. 48c to 81 so
Kid Gloves. .....................$1 to So
Long Kid Gloves $3.50
Driving Gloves ........... soc to $3.50
Fur Gloves. ................. to SIS
Neckties. Observation-Disclosures. Csc to soc
Bradley Mufflers Csc to ST.
Leather Handbags. soc to $3.50
Silver Mesh Bags. so to SIS
Chain Purses. .........,..... soc
Fancy Back Combs. .. soc to $1.5O
Bar Pins. CSC to soc
Detachable Handle Umbrellas. S to SIS
Suspenders in fancy boxes Csc and soc
Carriers in fancy boxes.
Belts and Carriers in fancy boxes..
Stick Pin and Cuff Buttons in box. soc
Rust-Proof Corsets ..........$1 to $500
Redeem Corsets ..............$3 to $500
Coli Gloves. soc to Use
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work Glasses

Tuesdays and Fridays, 9 to II and to
o'clock. Chldrcn's class Saturday,
9 TO 12.
Instruction free-the only stipulation is
that pupils purchase their materials
OF us.
II ls desirable that special orders for
Christmas embroidery and stamping
should be placed with us on the earliest
date possible.
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additional State Society

TIN. Lucy Lowell. Reatrics N.iIrcn Alta T.n.,,
Josephine lloinins Gertrude Bower Ber7Ir, nrss-
Clcmentcn. - ''''
Miss May Caristou was given y bundl. ,hov.,
by M' and Mrs. Nyrum Fcchcr the enr,y mar,
Of the week. pa
h'" hDhtslm Davidson -as clyco yurnrIs.
party OH sunday evening ut tb. hon,c of In
daughter. M's. Bron Brothersoy Thoso who en-
s1syu sVsg INC eNeh'os were MosSrs. and McsGs otcs
Madseu, DuAdSc, Winicrs. Armand Brnedhursr
Jon'son' Brotieison. Wall. RyanJ OF Price Miss
La'son ana M, Erickgou. Mr.. ond Mrs David.
.on iea'r this Tccl 20 mako ibcr home In
Rupert. Ida "
ne women o! Woodcraft gave a social TO It5
members o" I.ursdhy cccu!ng at tho lodge hall
"irs r. G. Rasmussen gave y very pretty
party al her home on Thursdsv .ynnins ~ a
guests were tho Misses Harcnyls and H,r.
and MI aud Mrs J ". McGsnn.
mls, poroihy sorehHep VAS dolghtiuliy sur
pclsod on Monday ovcunS By a isr.e nymbor
os her TRENDS. who gave her a beautiful ring
sho occasion beIng hcr sovonty-clsbth birthday
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RICHFIELD.

Special to Tho Tribune.
RICHtIELp, Nov. 9.-Nias zHs popshoe co.
tcrtnlued st kcnsnston ON Wednesday oven
iug those presout boins MoTdanes A. l.. Wood
house Thomas Brown. X. Wright, ard tho
Missos Dot Wright. Edith Walker and Mabel
WcVlcJ,
@r. ond Ms. C. ": coonE sntertafnsd at a
Mr. coonna birthday. Tho following guests
0cro present MI and Mrs. Hunter OF Holden.
sL md Mn. j, W, Coons, Mr.. and Mrs. John
CoonS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coonp. 3r, eui
Mr. NoilG Cbrlstianscp, Mr.. md Mrs John
! Jensen, Mr.. aud Mrs. Potr Christiansen MIR.
! Loreon. MesdamoB annie Larsen. Charles ng-
dea aud MisScu Lcona Coons. Clara Eamloso.
| and Miss Rlnda I-aTcon.
Mrs, Frank Chrietensoo, Jr., sntertLnod To-.
Martinu, christen.on. Joseph Hopkins, Mary
SD 6af osfl Lynd HSss as. Ct
Tom Black and Loren Christensen.
Mrs. soren Christensen enterisIned a. diunsr
Wednesday In honor OF Mr., and Mrs. Jamos
JeDesU o! Idaho
FRIDAY tbs pupils Of the Sixth scado sur
! prlsed their te,ehor Mics Booth, Those pres
! ont wcro Harold Morrison. Wendell Peterson.
| L.pn Rsu,orr. Herman Peterson. konnc,h Pe.er-
| SOP. Lcouo Barlow Mlllo Nelson, ocul Fred-
| rioy.cD lsadore Eoyo. Viola Jcnsou. Elalo Ward.
Ella Golden aud Hazel Christensen
| Mrs r. c, Larson entertained tho telie~ius
suesto a, very doiish,mi social event OF tho
/ voe1 and served n cafeteria lunch: Mr. aud
| Ms IL ". RsmioSe. Nc, and Mrn. Roy Horpc,
| Mlllor Mir and sIrs Alex Morrison, Mrs. Torcsa
Salisbury. Mrs James Blitno and Misc Clara
! Enmlcss. Mr. and Nrs, Martin christensen
| Miss EdIth Dali dolightfully onteriained Thurs-
IIlxpcs Avih Iv'o. Coral ErickHon. Preal Bloom
quist, Efne Erickson. Marvel sloomquist. Lueio
Wosdames Maud Crsharn. Mabel Larson. J. 3.
Chalk and Mrs. .!oteph ssiiEbury,
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SPANISH FORK.
snno.al 10 Tho TrIbnre

Special 10 Tho Tribune
SPANISH FORK. roy s.--Lorento Black ot
Fayson and Mics Tan,o May Elison OF spsusn
FORK married 10 Provo on ThpIvday by
Judge John r. Booth. Tho t4do In grand
daughter OF ar. add Mrs. G. n Hicks o! this
city.
Mr. md Mrs Hyrum soT Of Clinton rcr. IN
Spauioh Fork wednesday and Thurr1nE OF this
week vIrIting Ms. slcrs parents.
C. r. Hull who has boon In Noptons tho past
GUNNER capo homs Sunday night.
Misc Maggie Miller has sono TO spri ingVil'a
Cen,on whcro pbo will teach school durius the
winter.
Nr,. f. ~ Gnoli ard her family havo removed
10 St Anthony, Ida. Mr.. Smell ig caoh'cr la ~
bank there
Leo Thomas. who hn, been in Salt Lake CITY
for tho lest four mouths csno home Wednor-
dag oToning.
VT and Mrs. william Grotcsut entertalned
a pumbor OF friends Monday evening IN honor
Of Bishop 4. J. Han8cn, who VIII remoTo to
| Idaho shortly.
| Tho Itsnsingtou club met a the home Of ars,
| T. J. Banks OF Friday afternoon. The topic
| of discuss ion Through the Windows OF
Destiny" b. Katc Barnard. Miscellaneous sub
| jocta we're discussed, Refreshments woro scrT'd
A rarowcu party wsa given in the Second
| ward meeting house on Saturday evening In
honor OF Porter stshmapn, who loft Moudsy
| 60 MI q mission In the northern states In the
interest Of tho Mormon church
! number OF tho high schoo friends OF si'sS
| Lucijin Smell Saturday evening gave nor = fsrc-
| tbony Ida Tho evening vas rpept In games
and social chat, Delicious refreshments wcr'
| served.
Stewart Oar. and Gnio:d Nestt ontsrmn1G TERI. .,
| at party Thursday erenins Mt tne oome OF
I Dir. and YrE. George SoWltt'
| Miss Dorothy stoddurd gave ar cntortslnneui
| al hcr hons for her pupilo In uiuyio OF fridsr
| . a pleasing programme rendered The rooms
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NEPHI.
Special 10 The Tribuml

| Special 10 The Tribune
NEPHI. Eov. e.--@iso Louise Golden delight
| evening In honor ot hor sister Myrtle. whose
| marriage 20 jane Kendall took place the hoToy
! OF the brides p1rentS. Mr.. and Mrs. joseph
! Golden. Those present the M!pscs T.. Vele
| lono Brown. FioSsie Painter. Taccy Irons ordell
! Hsler. Pauline Pcttesrev: Lizzie Iiuwor.h. NiDx
! and Florence EISlcr.
| Thelno Cole. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Iamos
e Cole and Esbert Dcsgle5, tho OF M,.
nnd Mrs. Robert r. BeagIcy married. Fri
| cay. soth pupils in the Nepll high school,
where they viii continue tbcir studies.
oua OF the most pleasing social evcnts of The
Mrs John s Co%an IN honor OF the birthday
| snnivcr6ury OF the.r daughter Lucille most
| delicious rcpast was Scrycd. Those present were
the Misses Jacquetta Edghil, oliys Os,ler Eva
Chr6tsussn, Manic Rirhios. and George Bellis-
tou. Stovo Allen. VIII Ho-t. Herman v.ckos
and Gibson GoHan,
Tho Misses Eleanor Trout, MIllcent Lyonn
Haze! Stcvons and Margaret Watson OF Salt Lake
aud Miss Ernms DouSa OF Sprinsv.l1e the
house guests this week az hs MIsuea Nloe and
Ray Ee@ley and Miss Margaret Psrson at tho
I. l.. Toote homo
Lorenzo Harrs went 70 salt Lake Tuesday
afternoon.
Ml,s A7a Eroon cams down tro.u santaIulu
10 paas tho eck-oud nt homo
Elias Narpood' won't 10 Sal, IsJs Tuesday.
N-. and Mrs. n ]. EoId returned 10 their
home in Mamnoih Tuesday. after visiting hero
FOR rcw days
rues6sy for Eureka. Vhere they Will make
their homo for the winter. Thor mother, Mgs
S. A, Chase removed 70 Eureka some weeks
ago.
George povn and Harry wilkey won't to
Payson Thuradny.
Mr. ard Mrg George P Davis OF wichita,
Kan. parents Of the Rov G. *. Davis, arc
here for visit.
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PAYSON.
Special 10 Tho Tribune

Special 20 Tho Tribune
PAYsON. Eov. 9-Mic5 Emma Tauuor enter
tain-j a pumocr OF her friends Friday evening
in honor or Mrs. Sarah z. Madison OF Salt Lake
City
Tho Eafee Ela.ch club vas charninely en-
tcrtnined by Mrs Harry Upton at her homc
Tuesday afternoon. Lunch served. Those
present we're Mrs Upton. Mrs. william omcli1.
Mrs. $. Ware. Mrs. Erlandson. Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. Glen Tairbankr. Mrs. BcitlnJon. Mrs. I'D.
Miles. Mrs. Patton. Mr9. Scbckcr. Mrs. Porter
ard Mrs, Charles Dixon.
Tho members OF tho Eureka club and their
huobculn wcro entertained Friday by Mrs. frank
Pickering her home. Luncheon served.
Those present vcro Mr.. and %r. Pickering Mr.
and Ms. Z. MoudcnholI. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Smith.
SIR and Nrs l.. ". Smith and Ir. and Mrs.
John II. Amos
Mrs Dclphia Fsruett entertained number Of
her friends oystsr supper at her home
Sunday evening
Mrs. William Wigtbin lsit TusEdny morning for
Oakley, Ida.
Mrs. Joseph q, DouglaUs spent TucldaJ and
wednesday visiting IN solt Lsko CttJ.
Miss Jcune spd Desn Colrln spent Friday IN
Provo.
Mrs. II. A. Fort-r left "wednesday for GoodIns.
Idaho.
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SPRINGVILLE.
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
sPRlNGvILLE. Nov. a.-iohu Dall,n LETT Sun
DAY for Los Angeles Cal. whero he will speud
the Viuter.
MIS-. y. *. Ncalson snd Mrs ~ c. Ioknsou
we're In attendance mt tho executive commJtte.
'c2tion OF the Federation OF Womcn's Clubs
Wednesday.
Tho Aioha Beta society held its last meeting
~ the homo OF Mrs.. A. q. Packard. 4 pro-
dancing club has bccu organized hcro among
tba Sorng people with Homer Chrstenscn as
president end ]. T. Wiogate a, occrc,nry.
Joseph wsr,her hss returned from Ar,odee
Cal: Uhcre he has spent the 1uUIpcr
Mrs. Oclos Soycr OF Salt Lake visited yela
tives and trcpds here tots week.
Rs: Evans. who is teaching school n. sllyor
CITY. spent dsy hcro this week
Gerald Thorpe OF tbls city. who has been Mt
Bingham for toe past few months. !S home fos
few days.
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Letters OF a Slim Made
Woman TO Her Fat Sister
Slstn Letter: On the Slim Made Man
VINO Found Harmless Fat Remedy.

Sixth Letter: On the Slim Made Man
VINO Found Harmless Fat Remedy
Dear Sis:-T can i'd rdIy walt To write
Snu ,le news. Who of all people do you
suppose have scen?-"Fatty" Reare-
aiound at the beach last summer and how
mortified j was--two "fattys" together
and what fisure ne cut in a ha thing
su',, IL was his porpoiselikc splashinrs
',ip "a" iau"uouS remarks people nade
apoot his Overlooking the ocean" that
sept me ont of the water Well els
onar / met hin last nigh; at Sadic's nu.
sioaie ANA didn't know Sim. he didn't
hnoW ine-we had 10 be introduced. My
| now ne has changed-as much as / have
anu now well set up and handsome he
oohs since he became slim. He has the
s'lne peachy" complexion, only more
so. ana I've promised To dine with him
spread Not Ike the diet dinners
we had at the beach when ia eat my
crackers and he'd sip his tea and toast
ana Wed both envy the other diners and
grow latter and sassier on our slim dict.
nat was The only bond OF sympathy We
hsio then-tut now--Wc have another
You reme.nher toe simple harmless re-
queer | used 10 reclaim my sim trim.
hrm ilGure-thc Marmola Prcscript!on-
vel. he used that too. only he found il
nj the drug store in tablet form-AIar-
fnols Prescription Tablets at Toe the box
Trust man 10 find the easiest way
i, me TABLETS must surely be convenient
lust little disc efter meals and at bed
time II seems ali druggists sail the
tablets. too They are made by the Mar
nola Co. Farmer Bldg, Detroit Mich
Afectionately. BETTY.
(Advcrtisernent)
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Salt Lake City Druggist
Deserves Praise

Z, D. Mathis, Druggist, 524 Sc. Main
ST., deserves praise from Salt Lake City
people for Introducing here the simple
buckthorn bark and g)ycerine mixture,
known ms hdler-i-ka. This simple Ger
man remery first became famous by
curing appendicitis and it has now
been discovered that A SINGLE DOSE
relieves sour stomach, gas on the stom-
nch and constipation INSTANTLY.
It's quick action is A. big surprise to
people. Advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
PARK CITY.

n 5dhns,
Sov. '.-The regular mootins OF
nsne,u uss held Monday after.
-. o. Nr1 u. r. Lscompt, After
g tuines.. iro p,osranm. was
DIR. o. II. Allen IN charge.
- q Blake, cowper and Cray,
I Nm Allen. This was follow ed
y csauiughrn's rsror 90 Colcr-
w The rpom COMMITTEES named
sl1sfs homo as tbe next mcet-
t5is "a sons. s.te: an extended
y La-
to.th,t vas hostess sztrrds,
on Party for ile members OF
cra Gard club. Al the close OF
X s6s svardcd The folio ring
iH,fise: Aiis ksthrlus Cum
s5sslsnd. NB. Evans, Np.
snsan. Mrs. Bssgs. Mrs. Allen.
" Whitley. Mrs. Fi'sI,kcl. %r5.
ssss and Mira. Trouubon,
isaIr Of Tuessar evening war
~ given In tho Congregational
~ 'usrle=s OF tho lGdlcs' socicty
r,oan snse-tsined pleasantly Fri
~ 81 nome on Main ttrcct. Bo-
ol 40 Fylhian Sisters Birth
shorins guceU were inyiten:
Ae fuun Sharp. Ksthrlne Gil
- sianlcy and Mrs. Quick.
1, lct enme being "s5." Prizes
@' assisted Mrs. Nichols io
,,lIan en,erlslued a number
Msater party sslurda- nitor-
va TIE l!tilc isdy8 birth
aa members OF ST. Luks's
- ~! entertained at the homo
yay afternoon: Mra. u. 7.
~ smlth. Mira. II. :. Town
M, psnoo. Mrs. StoVcns, Nrs.
a, a.. inss Nenmi'h. Mrs. j. Ed
A"- c. " Hodsaon.
e Ia D. g. church served div
w 10 the Amusement hall q,
sr,,,W 'e;ur0ed 10 her horus II,
"A M. Aneinoou. after rIoa.,n,
~ '"n her daughter, ars. n.
/ y st-s. ~ p'''onEsT tho
Ma 3, 70 sslt Like Tuesday after
HHcDlei a position.
in \ ladies' Of IN. Macc.ooO, r,-,
!" v hall Thursday evening.
~ ,i,,. ais gone 10 Hayden. kr,y.
sas van Mrs. II. Il. stoven
W Ia. hurls' and Clara gImbsIl
CIV Sunday. after a tbor,
VI =. 70 ,,o;sa csoterrllIo during the
= lIisrua-.,' va pns,snssr Tor saI,
' In Salt L,so during u,
"''''s to Park City Frlda,
" 'Ss.a si,. = Dutch lunch a, III,
4 hlt Jsn- hnrsofot urio. Rho.
''n's Ncsshcr and Bcs.I,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
'sT PLEASANT,

-1r,
H "a. s..,,nosr nov. The E. A. club
et.,sy az gave 40 !ni,intIon
sta ,.rs. % r'day evening. Thr,-
,sI,ea /, pee. The rooms were
tsls7s orange and black. A
~ l. Brandon .n,.,.,,r., >,
"a " rhprsday cyco,nr T., j.,
m L. 'ohnIou aud ]. l..
"a ubo J evening in honor
7. raves shortly on
Pea T1ss 'ass received by Mr.. and
Slt L.l, arlstcnl. who yoro
l'H ana temple Novoubor 6.
Is. Ma TsI%!s TSsiIGse. Of Idaho ar. Wis.
ls,srs,,@ Whitaker wor. bos, ,nt
- ~. ami ~, party on Monday,
IN tlns. MIS-. Wal0cman. ~.
: MA .nefu Taldsmnn V,oi,
IA slrtaasy, Tdo occasion waa
s,losls' osls'l,sa ., entertained Sun.
a. '''s dinner. ooye.s we're Sp,
' sns ' q. to Spanish Fork snp.
r,avs ~ :. ''la,ivrt. "'
crIsH a,1,hs,.les nr r,les Ia tn. ru.., o,
aHiska-
~ eeaalcr'ainod IN, "a, A.
"a se,. se'oon. Thoze who On.
hs AIsres Jano Mar
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-ore tAs'efully decorated. Trelvo guests were
present.
lhs Mia club gave bail at tho auditorium,
on tuesday evening, which succesu SO
cteliy and financially
farewell party o'as given at the Tnfrd ward
moetnE house on Thursday cvoninE In honor of
hiIe Halea Who VIII leave Monday 20 MI
mission In Germany. A beueSt party vHs given
10! him Mt tho auditorium Friday Wight.
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,spHRA1M'

10 e-.iiys Josephine
b. Nn,ly Nov cntertelned Fr'day y
,sisana,i,oent to Mrs. \; g.
Ike ciw and - nTf; ,1. wen. eycn.
sP'n.r srscn entertained the
kcrle".o k.,ro show. Those pres
~ rlclo,.o ~ honor. Zelda Ras-
=. 'ISnd. Mrs. fred lu'''e u
'T gTsda Andcrsen'
,,dorson entertained 4
~. rss..ads ,s% al lunch al her
v 'ne ,%s esstcrn part OF the
D y We .u present were MISS
ls Albert Engberg. Miss
lin qlI,dson aud l., II. poelle'
..,s successful events In
y ngs' . nest week was the
beg u,s ,he store formerly oc-
q McCaffcrty & Co. The
:. r. on the nisht of cleo
t'ep, Mrs. McCafer;y and
. strd S Jorgensen. Tho party
" liz ,,s during the early paTt
n" and later went 10 the
Fi, vas appropriately dec
white and blue, The
!. ~ ,sc form OF q Dutch lunch.
" " ,he election were read.
were spent In dancing.
=, Albert Engbers of Span
,or their home Yesterday
s,nt nj visit at the home or
4 Ipd.
rnIster returned during
= AZ Salt Lake. where she
.ssszpsny s her husband, VINO
iSr A two years mission
d. S church.
4, e,,aves. .Jr., returned dur
~ psrt OF the week from
J, Iohuson OF Spring City
A. tlle home of i. n Han
4. = early part OF the week.
-...,, entertained a number OF
. 5rssday evening at the Cot
\ honor Of his marriage.
r,s recently married to one
,,ar young ladies OF Idaho,
IA. christensen entertained a
jsy friends Sunday afternoon
ray Ten ladies were in at
q q pleasant afternoon was
.lrrs, of Mt. Pleasant was a
Ersrs.m during the week.
q. Fowler entertained a num-
sdy frienNs Monday even
. usdy pull.
10 Thorpe left Sunday for
cty 70 visit her little grand
tsNed last week at the home
4 As. c. J, Ejelson.
M. Thomas Rees OF Wales
iav.s and friends In Ephraim
y.sk1
rskn was In Gunnison during
"a md John Greaves LEFT Sun
m homo in Missouri after n
|'tk IN Ephraim with reatiyes
10 Marie. Christine and MI
rlrdscn are in Maylield this
hg NTH relatives and friends.
1 Hg1nnsen Is reported TO be
4 iun q surgical opera ton
) fdswent at one OF the hos
|Ak Lake.
R2,s Hansen Is in this city
y lie homes of relatives. She
Es,dlng tbs past few months
<s1lls.
ka returned Monday from
~ 10 Salt Lake. !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

Included are style reproduc-
tions Of extreme European
models as we'll as exclusive q
fashion artists. Every materia
reproduction In this superb ex
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-22

Here Is another juicy "lemon'
handed out to the people In the Dem
,ocratic platform: mo guard system
should be allowed to supercede thu
power and duty OF the state, to set
that needless and severe methods be
not used against citizens and thai
private employees under the authorit,
OF the state be. not autocratlc or arbi
trary. We denounce as unjust tho
present irresponsible guard system o;
this state and declare in favor o.
|>piacing all guards under reasonable
bond" fs-,
This one must have been slipped
through after Senator. Watson started
for Washington. He will probably
have it RECALLED when he read
Its. Imagine for one, moment ailegis
lature electediby and for Senator Wat
son, denying the right OF anybody t
be autocratic, or passing law /,
conformity with this plank. Here i
where more a'deprecations" will b.
sure to follow. = {
I r u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-22

AT the root Of every honest cleo.
ton is an honest, fair, registration."-
Democratic platform. The trainers Of
The platform no doubt had the last
city election in Fairmont IN mind
when this sentene was written. A
registration was denied the voters by
che Democratic city government.
The platform further says, at is
q burning shame that In some parts
'of the State the citizens are afraid to
% to, the polls, afraid to serve, as cleo
ion officers and afraid 70 vote their
real sentiments lest they lose. the
.oositlons. We will pass lays protect.
ing every citizen in his right to regis.
ter and vote. and, Will punish .bull.loz
ing, bribery and corruption. This
section no, doubt refers to, the election
precinct at Eyerson this county 5oi
.the charge Of bribery aud, corruption
in the election Of present United
States Senator's Watson and Chiffon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-22

On railroad regulation the Demo
cratic platform delivers itself Of the
following straddle: eve believe the
time has come when. railroads and
other public utilities should be regu
lated by law and pledge our party to
enact such legislation so that the
public shall be duly protected from
the arbitrary methods Of corporation
oficials-;BUT-with DUE REGARD
to the investment made in such prop
critics. Don't fail to notice the BUT
and DUE REGARD. The BUT ant
DUE REGARD are bids for the, sup
port OF the B., & O., the G. & o.. the
N. & W., aud other public service cor
porations.
Compare this straddling promis,
with what the Republican party ha,
done to properly assess and tax thes,
companies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-22
.We pledge our hearty approval

1--WE pledge our hearty approval
and liberal support to the cause OF
education in general. Democratic
platform. They have no doubt witness
ed the wonderful advancement OF the
cause OF education in West Virginia
in the last few years under Repub'
l.can administration. They have
seen the great benefits that are be
ing derived from really high class ad'
vanced educational work. They have
no doubt witnessed the fact that un
der the few years of Republican rule
the cause OF education has assumed
It's. true form, that better teachers are
employed. better wages paid them
more school houses built, more months
added to the term OF free schools
more and better work done in all the
normal schools Of the. State and the
University, than was accomplished
during the. entire quarter OF a century
l,of Democratic rule. They should have
t"deprecated" the fact that they die
| not see this sooner.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-22
sGsINyG:HAMIs.
the DEMOCRATIC All SLATE.


y Through informanon coming from
a Democratic source we give out as rs
matter of news the probable Demo.
cratic slate which will be nominated
at the coming Democratic copvte5nh,
For Sheriff. Cal b. Conway; fot
Prosecuting Attorney, Tusca Norris.
for County Commissioner, M. W Nil.
Ian; for Assessor. j. R. Tlmms; fol
Judge intermediate Court, R. Al
Watts, with Judge Raymond possibly
Tor Judge OF the Circuit Court f,he
viii take the place.
The legislative ticket is C. E
Smith. o.E. hurry and C. L. Shaver
1t is now the field against the slate
and unless the field organizes or the
combine sehanges Its mind, the slate
will be put through without a scratch
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-22
CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER i,

-fHHv e.. a. ..t .-r-
Alpha Tenant, Of Pawpaw district
announces himself candidate forttht
nomination Of county commissioner
Mr.. Tenant possesses the sterling
qualities of Republication that IL
lneeded to beSa candidate on the Re
publican ticket. He possesses the
Qualities that are requisite for com!
missonerS He Is ID substantial farm,
er and knows the needs OF all the Gil
liens In the county. Mr., Tennanbhas
been a resident Of Marion county six
teen years. having come here from
Monongalia. He will make an active
canvass during the few days that re;
main before the county convention
hand should he be the nominee there
is no doubt that he viii be elected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-22
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The literary Industry Is a, form OF
fearless ndsayof which Is indaiged
In! by, people who are troubled With
intermittent attacks OF mental, leak
age: rs s.l II &,
! When these attacks become, chron,
'ic,' the patient is called a lltteratelir'
and Is able to shed large bales Of
words in some drawing room where
nobody IS hampered by internal
Thought.
Literature affords light employment
to: a great many persons who other
wise would be obliged to mingle with
manual labor or boifd around with
their wives relatives: rid
There Is SO much literature on the
market nowadays that IT. makes most
of our leading litterteurs cross.eyet
trying to catch up with the book re
We've,
Most OF the literature now; writer