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,o v: have , been in q bushes: in hi; tom
build up trade BY always advising our
patrons right ..t.
So when We tell you that We have
found the eczema remedy and that We
stand back Of IL with the manufactursr' {
you can depend upon il that We give our
advice not In order to sell q few bottles
Of medicine TO skin sufferers. but be-
cause We know. how Il viii help eur
eusiness II We help our patrons
Nv. we s: ss, IN stock and sell. I'll The yell
~ ~; y iea srs ssassias from az
- ~ I 8 2 :! :. = !: s' 81: ss;s
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"Our Personal Guarantee
10 all Skin Sufferers"

bottle win cost you nothing. Yeu alone
Again and again We have seen how Q
few drops Of this simple vash applied
70 the skin. takes away the itch. In
SANITY, And the cures all seem to b
D. p p prs Pr. :a!| !, mao ~, sy n:
eSmpo:sd Of - ssy Z, sa, S siyosr,n: FL o.
eooiins insrsdienis And II YOU are
lust crasy. with Itch. you win feel
S ~: & say de ~onsn' you spilled
~, s:y: .sss ss;s ss:..s 4 M; ~:
s ,s.s: "a Z :: s s ., :siss s'i e: e:
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4 TEXAS WoMDER.


Inc texas WONDER cures kinney
and bladder troubles, removing grav
Ell. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs, rheumatism, and all irregu-
larities Of the kidneys and bladder
in both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles in hildren. II not
sold by your druggist, viii be sent
by mail on receipt of 81: One small
bottle is two months treatment, and
seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send
Tor testimonials from Kentucky and
other states. DR.. E. w. Hall, 1926
Olive street, st. Louis, Mo-, Sold by
Shugars and Tanner.
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Caleb Powers, Hog-jaw Taylor and
Jack johnson all got married with
in a few days. Now let this delight
full trinity sink back into the obi
won which they so justly deserve.
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State Of Kentucky County OF Lincoln sS:--
l. W NJ, Bright. cashier of the above nam.
ed bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true &c ;hr hes; u ny knowledge
and belief ". NJ BRIGHT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
T. day Of December, 1912, W. W. Sasndsrs.
Notary Public.
CORRECT ATTEsT:--s. J. Embry. Ir 4.
J. N. Aenefee, J. ID. Paxton. Directors.
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TOTAL
S72,56O 45

State of Kentucky county of Lin
coin Set -
We w. L. Perkins, Vice Pres. and
j. c. Bailey, Cashier of above nam
ed bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best
Of our knowledge and belief.
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1T Is NOT the price of a GIFT
that makes us appreciate it most,
but the mere fact that we still
live in the hearts and minds of some
one, that we are not forgotten.
However small the gift, if given in
sincerity, makes one happy.
To those who mant to make gifts
to their lady friends, we can furnish
you beautiful Umbrellas at $1.5O to
$1,000. Silk Hose, one pair in a
pretty box, with card, at SOC and
$1.OO. Ladies Shoes, Trunks ard
Bags.
For men, we have everything they
wear. An Overcoat, Suit OF
Clothes, Underwear, Shoes $1.5O to
$1,000; Hats from 81 Pocket to a
Stetson Silk lined and Silk Velour at
S.; Cowhide Suit Cases, S. to $3.50
Cheap ones $1.5O to $3.50. Hand
Bags, $500 to $3.50. Suspenders
and Carriers, ! pair in pretty box, 25c
to So. 1000 Mems Ties, Csc, Soc
and $1--the SOC and $1.OO ones in
Christmas boxes.-all you have to do
is drop in your card. Silk Sox in
medium and light weights in black
and all the new shades-.1 pair in a
beautiful box, with card: all you
have to do is write your name--at
Soc the pair. Mems linen handker-
chiefs, put up 6 in fancy box for
75c the box; finer one, 8 in box, at
$50. Silk handkerchiefs, in fan.
cy or plain white, with or without
initial at corner, at Csc, SOC and 81.
Mems work gloves, from Sc Can
vas to a So Buckslin. Dress gloves,
unlined, wool lined, silk lined and
fur lined, from Csc to SIS. Tie hold
ers, Cuff buttons, Collar buttons,
Stick pins, Walking canes; Every.
thing a man wears. Select what
you want now, while you have
plenty of time, and well put it
away for you.
W
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TWO MORE WEEKS
In The Richardson Stores Big Con-
test-How They Stand

There are two more weeks in the
Richardson Stores big Diamond
Ring contest at Junction City. This
progressive establishment has laid
a big Christmas line and ali pur-
chasers may vote for their favorites
The ctonJ,pc N. 1oSt count uaS.
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W. &. Perkins, v-Pres.
]. C. Bailey Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this 9th day of December,
1912. My commission expires Jan.
25, 1916. John Edmiston. Notary
Public.
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S2s6ToO 0A
T(,Tu

state Of kentucky county of lincoln IS ;
I. n. e. Baughman. cashier Of the above
' AIMED bank do solsmnly swear that the
above statement Is true 70 the best Of my
knowledge and belief m q BaWghman, Cr
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 4.
day of November, 1919. W N. Bright No
ury Public.
CORRECT ATTEST \ Hooker, J. y
Cunmins NJ. u. Elmore Directors.
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Political Announcements

Political Announcements
The announcements In this column are Of
candidates for office, subject 70 the action Of
W Dsnecfasis primary. No anncunesments
N - usde. unless paid for in advance;
For State Senator
G. X ANDERSON
viRefL MeMULLiN.
y. Z I' sa sssfi
b. W. OWENS
,. Q. WATERFORD
T. ,. HILL
'- o'." K,; ysds'
n. Y. NORTH
Hoy yslss
PEYfON PARRISH
GEORGE DEBORDE
DINK Palmer
WILLIAM II. HEsTRR
W. A. CARSON
Fer Assessoy
p. L. BECK
3. N. OWENS
4. II. .BRONAU0n
p. q. SANDIDGE
y. H BOONE
w. T. GARNER
LAFE MORGAN
WM. G. LONG
j. 7. GRIFFIN
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s2i6,O5l.7l

State Of Kentucky county Of Lincoln ST.
!. j. W. Hooker cashier OF the above nam
ed bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement 10 true TO the best Of my knowledge
and belief j. W. HOOKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this o.
day Of December, 1912. J. W. Hoskins, No
tary Public. Ny commission erpires . %
ruary 10th, 1916.
CORRECT ATTEST. W. Powell W.
@. Cowan, Edward Acorn. Directors.
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Resources
Liabilities

Undivided profits. less ex-
penses and taxes paid 1905 80
Deposits subject to check 40,915 OF
Bills payable ........ 1880 90
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Report of the Condition of the
Crab Orchard Banking Company

Doing business in the town of Crab
Orchard. county of Lincoln State of
Kentucky at the close of business
on Goth day of November 1912.
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Report Of the Condition Of
The National Bank Of Hustonville,

ct Hustonvins, Ky, at the close of business
Nov. goth. 1912:
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Report Of the Condition Of the
The State Bank and Trust COMPANY

Al Stanford, Kentucky, county Of Lincoln.
at the close Of business on 26th day Of Nov.
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Chief
sucKLGV psoLoS POLICE COURT
IN ABsEScE o. MAYOR LIVELY
AND CLERK hlILLER

A rsfheF unusual Incident uaa
allied 10 asfea;iOu this morning Wheh
Ii- hour Tor polie- rouri roiis-d AROUND
I'D 10 mayer and no civ eierk uete
as,. ~ NayoE Lively Il laser d~vei'
rgrd. lad b,--n called out 81 ta~ city
and 81 NlIlsr. uho 10 the city clerk.
sn.l uho TIE the ofic- o; mayor In bic
as,ssnc.. L. -caEtued 10 his bone via
40 zrark a. sirkness.
This ~ rle Gaiiss % To- laayuT de-
yolys upua Chi-f oi Police Thomas '
UnrSlsy. Mo tried the tNs Prisonsrs
30 w-T. Ia oasrf Ous maa fo- h.
uE drunk-.sHd disoTd~rly Has ind
q 80 sud -osss. uhii, tn 0Shrr. >
pain druak- uas tined 500 ard e0s's
Mayor Lively vm b. oui 81 the ely
tor several dsys. ara u Mr. Miller 10
lei abb. % refzrn 70 bis osics, chiei
Rsrkisy uil ~ yae poslfiuH o. IHsyor
Tor several DAYS yei
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

WASHINGTON D. e. Der - The
meol rIutlrtivs year n th- hiz11rr
q ~ UnIisd STATES hhs araun 20
crro. 1er11ding 10 tie ANIMAL rePnst
- sneFulnry ~ AErieulture Wilson 20
~ FElui1rut. uhich uas made pub.
- ~ h1i niEhi
g NJ dEErt-k on he CENSUS
s q ueaIih prosluction oa farms.
11tlfy Wilson VALUES ~ grand To
10 - ~ 1912 crop q Ss.5zs.sea. s'a.
8-l ~ pro.iurtion y TIE soil ihis
c-rli lnrlu&.-s abe livestock eutput.
u cpnmensiug on ts- produe i've
ncsa 81 ~ r.si yeir IN relation 10
tAe.l prurciins- scerciary Wilson
rtd-
NJ euurluCEE sum repr-rsn'ed b.
ths cFu9 oaipu. o. no Unlt~d states
For ISi: - uaa-- tbaH tv.r- the vain"
81 no uealih iiro6sr,d Ga farms in
lsss. arr.rdInE 10 fhs r-uEas and it
q uhuai enc -hfh n7re thun The
-, Gita prnduced iu isas
-nrYinE saa =ast sixteen y~ars ths
GErnpF has steadily Increased his
uenifh prrdEc iun ycsr BY year. sth
tls s1rsptiou - Isii. sh~z ~. yalu-
dteuned fruE rta- a. tie r-,--"ituz
panr. q the Ueaish prsdu-sd on farms
q lnos ~ ru-Enr'i-d a. Ia, ~ ~eai'h
ysu1nosd sl2seea years ago. or IN 49,,
e rup9rssnssd A. ~ and she wealth
pscdured In 1919 81 >a=l Durlus
ne si1tesn Ssnr. 'hr farmers wealth
lsu incrsassd 1gl pr c-ut- Daring
~ pasi sixteen years the u.alth pro
derstuu On farms aecordiuE 20 the
9, us1s Item. reached th- grand toisl
q uors has s.sss.e''e.sp7.
D. osurlnraSu The secretary -a,d
-Ihare has beer an up,ifJ at aETiCui
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ApropOs o. th- ol~u.nE % "a" raS
hii ssasau " Gashh, I-lsa Nail'
driviuE tn cnzrh Pioneer from Nss
York 20 th- PipiHE Rnck C,us a. 10
Gust vaIl-y. said
-Th~ts-s = nan ouf th-z say uh0
tnyii,d snrns. fri~nds 20 hts par~ 70
shoo, raht.its last year t. ars- d. .
shooting 49, very For ~ . f'l
hig. n Tart. as sOraf-d Nceoui.az'y
that svea5E< 'ss aO-y s"azst -o'H'
rabsts frou farmer sssa TURNED
them loose "a b.. ETounds
IIc ccaiauT huai hHns--lr t1r ny
dsy. % bis ss-sis - % uithoai hs~
Wen th-y 80 hsek b. zsEa th~u
aou they had made out
On. pretty fair th~g aHz ssr~d
'Lnok We've Est 6t~
There Should have b--a six b.
aid
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iur- snd q country Eir riseiHnirEs
have been made m production i'-r
acre increasing Easter than 'hs nat
rral iurteasr Of population.
Ia his movement M Department
q. Arricuifure has b-sn gradually
equipped TO o.cuPg ihs foremost
piacr O. came 10 isaFu. has -
NAMED "a tesrh o. teaching ~ dis
rcv~rie, aud ~ Improvement arr pr
Nesting the natiouhi agricultural life
Ths forces rhat are ~ gorS nuai
sau.s ever iH.rssinE results
Tn. rsporg Of the secretary as one
q. ths uso-i bu.ky ever suhmni-si uy
a.. Department % Agriculture o. o.
,Ef..f - pases md contained sluouT
si-..vsa words. Most o. thi- -5ssrc
va srsotrd 20 = ieEgfhy rrNisE u
the t.-chnIcsi work 81 'he department
COVERING surh sabi-~ts a. the epi-
6sulc u disease ainons cattle the
raluuaiEu Of the DEPARTMENT aEaiHs:
Insects uiHriaus 20 croas rfPortE on
soils. anu = a~taii,-d siarsmsHt o. tn
oI,.r1; .aEs o. tho ueath-f bureau,
In addition 10 inform liiau Of taia
rltar-. secretary Wilson ihciBd-d =
s-op stst.msar uhsrh shoaed thaI The
earn Yield hsid me lad The esti-
na-sd value o. this uru'inr' "a 81.
II. -. ase The yi-ia rsarh-d the
high ~ss-r marx % =lss.n -. eua susls-
si-
tfag Nas EyeH second Bior Ia thr
estimates figures contained in ~. Sec
r~.nrys r-pnr The Weld saa =.
-. 80" tons Nh ID ~az sr'a % g.
uz-rh SssI.asarsa. The mgr -
o. thi. crop says ta~ rsT1-l q bas
Ter r-sIlzsd when b. . oia--gci .hzl
a. sz.u- 10 ET-aIsr slaa AT D. "a
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- - ooluB q -
sunsy- -. a1itk GAa - ~
ailS ~ GgDf ma am1g ~ .
nalurnrp Uu1 - - ~ -
- rlruus1 = En- GUloEl
-cut ~ 81 omE. H0u -
80 hG8 . ohach - NJ c1Iiii-
~ ~ n @G U1A 0g-G1
~ ku - - ~ - - - ~
NstrupullalnR YOl tahs = - ollmlB
mRI ~ nlEa1 ~ - - aEuund -
OlaS6 nns1 ouuli0f Deu1a 1nho e.
VIZ oalI go1 - . urtla on1hlraD
der
siUuly ~ ~ ni1ld ~ hoN1-
NuIo lhln . uhrgi q euUg ~ bsul
hnliilg har ulte1ii1l ~ - olnght
nohS fIuUn go tDwa1ll1sly ~
uuthaF tn1linel b haF Ua1 alOulod
~ b1uhs llio haF u@ai O1uTa1s
la1gh
Fan FaEhL ~ n InViintioa
ovpTvhnlwn1 ne. n nlGlFup1llla1g
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New Store

~ v Duiia Gru
he 80 ulusu . ~ o1
faTure n tba IN Il-ri
huIlains On liain
ytnruea frul ~ o
be puFuhasai . ~
mer-handtls W11l $50
RslunaEe, RuEol. E1l
YEA aud 20 pail1 uuIo lli
ehasinE . ouaUillo ~
msa-s sd bsys o,1
meas ahirts oni u
trateiing sa0S go
iound 10 fiEai tinas -l NrI
aapsFs ~ ~ orrlsug IN
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arr swiftly tnme uoG1 ny hawaii
-CUus. nou. 20 t1og In Vail -
tha Glet Lhat ! hawaii any vanity
uoat call - tamr UU1O % 70 ~
WeiFopoiithn Nth yOs u you e.
auwQtuur I fNpi-
-FIAdluGttrls' Get q y0aT hlt
Tn Eoing Tha idea q . usuUDapoT
Sonan's Goalilg' Cut q est"
ne Nstrup9liina Was GIls1 WITH
he -vulllr rich 10 hnliaay attipR.
ut Sal1y al1 Bob UeEP hApDT b.
tru9 buhsmian Gtyls - thsy aai ~
their nilia tahla ehaGltng uld iokilg
ike tuo boya Ean1y oRvaF Uould
play III Uuman-thlt U11 tha Olly
,bleetina B1b hnd to hgF
say. Sandy I 1T yOu'Ve % plans
Tor tomoTrOW Rnd I'm eoning 70 tnhe
yOu out I've . great plan Phi o.
thst hr0Un Gilk and ulay yOa'rp 4
Human for onos
-Yea. . sweet. yoahE. cliuginE isui
atna eFunfuru With ny helFt % ny
al-eve' TUnf b. charniaE a cOurla.
10 yea rally think OSuld play ~
pan?-
SOP sokiuE Sandy. TOa SEVER
uiIl take ne seFiOusly- Yes uill %.
UonI youF-
IA ike 20 please yen Bobby. bui
Hsally uuet ~ hoDa toDoTTOu. ]
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Mayor Lunn o. Schenectady. IN one
81 the a,reei e9~ne- addresses .haf Ia
20 bis arrest In Llgtle Pals. uttered
= srrikins spsEran On hoaesgy
la this aEe a. indusirsaliam- he
said. there 10 no tine o. id-aa. no
tims To- study. 10 TIM eV~u for
boaausy uuien- 1; pnya
'ttshsss 10 ~ bssi policy. -
~ 10 our iEnohis- and utiliiarian va /.
hut ! uuull aad taat ne besi po,iry
ISN'T tas beut aoneusy b. \ Ions uh7t
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TnE uNrNERaAL aorIwE.

walter Danroa-h uas iaitiuE ahuut
composer 40 aas .! la-s bprn tsFn-
iuE oui bis cpsrls 90 NJ;
BY tie VA. . eTiiir Sased wat
vas the uotfve q tha, lest urt o.
his. 20 yOa kaSug
Yes. o. ssaru- kn0u said NJ.
Iuauruues He Bseded ~ Hlnast.
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HEAVENLY MlNSIosS
u FlIsERs House


pIsass ~ hsnSsy - - -
Aa-.,. g Vssts D.wslR Co.,
ussa. ailsphi-,. pslupuloils -
Pu-s ~ Uaas Frssioully ~
us ~ - oil.-oAs = &C.,
e1.aiss-tt.-s - = o. No.
Pa. - D-as l-a.'A
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Du1alo. ~ -
~ We -
rl 80 n l'Wl1T
uu 'sGEUUEa
t ay R1D
- lsSL IL ~
FnGrTs anlR ~
0oRg uau-tuul:
- P6 ~
Rn8 . E,wP for
y0: ssSI VII
rl@ oDl1 Sd ~
su1se - este ~
WM- j1bo nv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

M ! Oul1aG
nobhV o0r NJ
ahiFtUalt = 0il
- ~ - yu1r-
usif go hlT8
uo1 . bd8 -
ny bsa8Gtful
bFUun Cal-
"a eOme
aloOg! I Ul8
Only toktng
You'd O1oshi1a
Al TIE 10la9 -
the MetFUDu,itnn
90 yOu vent
thsre 10 q khAh
uuit ! WHh 90
had Mllls RoFa
vanity WODsl
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EsTrnATED VALUE o. rOra e"oPs.

Con- si.ssaesssa- hay. Ssssaesoo cotton sN@esH9"''
ut.-i sEsssaeso tsssatao putni"oa SIS asH haF
- oi4Eeasans tobacco nsEsrd tzssoa@ Ne
rHit1OSo rice tasssa-. brstWa -a si2sa e9 hops ~
nss. al eeTsnis - tiisoeafses I've s0k
--ls tvofry esases.. ,uoel- Fsasseoeg: taHma''
sIsso onsiooe
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onnEnTs o. T,sG oGeaETAav o. AGRICULTURE

colnEHT8 % TbtE 0EeRETASlN % AoN'eUL'U"-
~ 49, eEsrsps msve rsasoa a the hiuh cost
rr11a = - psudu-ttou erPps
psseHcfF~ 81 81 hErirniiHrni years
d napoultry
C-.I 90 vsflih prodaotoH oE tnFlns y"
go r1af estimated G12@Irra''' uo'e tHan
r-iso PfDcuosd % farms N ~
ne %" arafa pfodnrttou On fsf'
20 re-aus iira.s ~ EraHa teal - as
lr1n glrl.a1scgaspa
-. furusr b longer sE- ~ eorhnfurt There
~. t,-1 - utilf Of aercnlfur~ eguuf1 life
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-
. llr 80 C
iIl. ~. - trE I-1 =
9 pu1le r~IH ~ $50 ~
ahlli ~ - ouliUltu1 - - -
raFinrur uW - ulIlb = - flFDrf
OsgslcooNoa OIls w1Ia Di11sd - ~
anh eFop - O-1eI. ~ ralla bsilg
ssthnsird q os5ACoaeho. ~ uaigs
- ~ prtaiR rluD uus plscR1 - oSpes
ers.eoa. ~ haTiry eIuD - o11lggps
-. sni tunae1o q 11J6oo1a ~
,uI.s - ~ IsE1 flluu1s ~. ~.
h1ehNhasi - huDs eiopi u'sre - .
SsSssOos. Sos0oalOoo. G1a.GnuNn1.
SI9 eoasos 80 SIi.ooS.OoS. FporsVs
D. IA prua1-iiua q suEaF fFun ihe
49, uns - q Too.eos ioua. ioa.oso
ione nor, thau thst q iss, Voar
FSrn psie-a a vhich IN crups 81
,eYe A.. ,,sn-f -. S.eiiua1 fruu, the
fSioss % 1871 n ~ esshu o. nnDs ~.
,c,.r, p--~-rqs hur,e, h-E errlis-d
= psr cent @nru. - ~ ceui Oau-
?, pr ceHt ~. 4 ~ esaI- 81
sh-ai. - 80 crhl. hag - Per
''ni'' go - - - WIN
~ 'eoi-' 49, .
49, '---' -
- 'fl' ~
sfop o. 's'- a. 49,
'''n' over t"a' o ''ii'
fFios ior ~ sc '''P T" ''
eeai ana 10y -" $3.50
t.er rent. ara niik u.ariy PER ceui.
Eers huvs rnined Is pr csnt and
oul,ry aho1r I per csHt
ne "anIf'' "
- '0ssn'-a ~" '
~ f'i'"'' on ''ul''y nv !,
aesA 'A'"-@ -"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

a CHANGE or HABITs
n ~ hiEs eosi q nvinE hesps on
the Firh th-uusivpu uil feei ~ Piach
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A6RIcUL TURAL
PROSPERITY

frRV a. 1aGaieuLTuREG ottOHS TttA< PRlsGnST
~ i,ao nEGu MOST Productive o. AL Ao'cvlTUaAl
~ - ganaEa turcRgAsINo aapIDLV ANB ESTIMATE o.
flrr ~ ma eRoPs Mar oiLtioN DOlLAHsePp1e~
4E PLaS VoR REDUeINs 'Ssosi eoST o. tIoI,o
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AND NOW IT'S UP TO THE PROFESSOR TO DECIDE

evil New his ahornlawo be
There complications
Of plsys Of ifs kind
The question the What relations be
Shanghnessey The Girl From Recors"g
The laid French Chareys outside Battle
Prof Thomas grabbed his hat and od for the Outside
hc
him that opinion the ought II
thoughts which
producing vile The
From 1 wife o II.
shall the before bed tonight"
or the bulletins that the usher brought Manager Drew
only him The face his lips
He stirred uneas his seat though impatient get
duty done.
mo said
his introduced
discovers
auts
the change
twinkle His his mouth and his frame shook
The laughing
naughty But-oh we'll there touch
the old Adam In all In theatre
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KILL 1000
IN BATTLE

ROME. March l3.- More
than 1000 Turks and ARABS
were killed b. Italian troops
yesterday in desperate fighting
at EscngIiari. TripoIL according
to official announcement by
the war oiIce here today.
The Italian loss. the war OF
flee SAYS, was - killed and o2
wounded
The Italian commanded re-
ported that his troops captured
two Turkish positions after
hard fighting EIe declares the
Arabs and Turks. defending
their posts. sailed forth time
and agair in desperate charges
during which they were swept
down BY hundreds by the con-
ccutrated fire oi Italian MAJ
chine guns.
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ARE THE PLANS
FOR THE INAUGURAL

The time: Monday noon. March
-.
The place: Grand opera house.
That's when and where the big
inauguration of the ns9 msyor Will
take place A meeting attended By
representatives of a dozen civic or
ganixations In Seattle. held In the
Mayors office this morning. de-
eided In favor OF the Grand opera
hnnsa for the inauguration cere.
monies in preference 10 the Dream
land rink. The committee also de
csded upon speeches by George ".
DilIing, the retiring mayor. George
z CotteriiI. the incoming mayor.
and Judge J r. Ronald. who win
administer the oath Of office. An
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/ THOMSON SAYS
BOUT RESIGNATION

= 1a~pn Who Hnnoaneed the other DAY. his intension
Pa - x TIE pm commission today kAsr The star ne
~ iOr rsseuIng i thar vacation i needed 20
& h.n~ THOMSON Il s~ems Alnost Incredible that this
- tfreiexx should se~k rcst ~ this ume In
71< - enre<s 81 be- asked About t
1kfnk 70 read between the lines IN your resigns
ff uportex this morning
1nuioe anythlnx." he replied
W 1 haxe been With courtesy By The port
- 10y dc nos want resign: that they
e - - out honestly and sineffslss
1oref to -, the terminal proposition viii b.
rs - sreaf deal cf pressure bruaEht 10 bear to rush
1f rsftsr through some of u has beeH from sources
sneese In the esiief that 10 delAy would
~ & j., ~ slsy rather As port, should Operate The
~ criticised for srendinx money. hut have
y one doiar unless. least 70 myself have hon
1ooaflca precision thAs II ~cuid prodncs more than
- ~ IL pefs A. proposed the 'rsnfemsn's
S1fed 70 the port. 10 begin wtthy
irou earres ia their these terminals
80 ID <heir opposition whsn favored the municipal
# r. ~ 1<sy Or immediate acssoa the harhos terminal
hs<nnse have working Continuously Tor zv
~ years have fsif the Feed of . re&t M
7< - feel that ought 70 through the worry rf
~ ~ h~ Involved the terminal matter. In th~
ltrr eur example. appear before shr icFssIa
<n< ceurt three rae~ and tho superior coust seven
x&m more m hs prfms snosit undertake. this work
&C1neey Thom~on Win ssy aboH SsAxtes DAG ter
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20 HURT
IN WRECK

foy psss~s Press s.~ss~s was~s
poUoHkGEPeiE. N. y. March
te~-Twenty psssenpsss on the
esc1-belsnd Twsrtissh Century lin.
ite1 sers injured. eleven seriously,
near fyts park today. whsn the
ersek eenin vas dersiied. tive cars
peino into the hudson rivse.
The fixe cars went through
tueefy inches OF ice and we're
three quarters submerged Their
oecup1ueN. many Of them In their
nanhs elnshes. were imprisoned In
lie lcy wafer unssi they broke the
car windows and efawi~d through.
betnk assisted by the srainnen and
the uolajured psssrngers womcn
torr their elothlnx into strips to
make bandaEes for the wounded.
end ur. wsrnhnis. himself badly
injare1. rendered flrst aid To the
victims. The fact that the ears
xere If heavy steel is believed 20
have been the only thing prevent
Ing heavy fainllfies-
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ilor Swats Seattle;
ne, Rough, Dowdy Men

8 7npoISer And are they ta1y drees<ds Are shes
e. ~ 0lresy and xpod appearance An Eastern woman
r. E@ile says they 10 the following letter:
&<S - n sesssis badly prcomsd ard generally
4poM hsrs say week. ard nave bssr impressed ~
@<1 N<oroxer - always read - much o. trs
= - Wesk that automatically been lee e oe-
E~@4 1<1U11 opeH courtesy oooc sppssrsnes
~ - Go61eU tnts being my hrsf Wsu 20
49, CDvAops the East has inpfsssee
1110 ~ vcors truly
4 WOMAN TOURIST.
11 lt addressed 20 The Star By eonan sxoS 70
n N1M6 noEe a withheld fer obvious reasons
~ e1nptase Indictment which least should arouse
61Ne raope of whether Il IL fruf In any
Mx ~o6 dacp<sion and VIII bs glad
W MQ1k komu<nt ~ readers mag " inspired 70 send 81
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May God watch over my dear
and darling orphans. can 10
longer live. as am toe broken
hearted, and Il is too much for me
10 face this wide aud wicked world
again.
Oh. may there be some way for
my dear babies that they may
never lead the life that ! have led
-oh, God. do provide a way for
my darlings. as cannot bear fhe
awful idea OF going Ia this way For
four long years ! have cooked for
ward to the time when couid 1.-Two
pure and decent life. Now that
II Is all ended. can no longer see"