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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

4 s Porter. iather-n-law Of David \ Gulf of WehN, arrived from Nor gan, Utah, last week, accompsnied by his wife snd five daughters.
 W L"yer received l5O fruit trees Thursday, to be set out at his valley homestead.
 Leslie Galhtf Is having ap adobe buiiding erected at Light, that VI l be used as blacksmith shop as soon as completed.
 W K Whitsell of Lordsbufg, Cah. fornis, arrived at Pearce Friday and will resume work on his homestead. Mrs Annie Gordon. daughter of Francis Kerhy, with her four daugh . ters and tx0 sons. reachel her home stead in the valley near Whitewater, on Saturday last. coming overland from the Gile Valley, bringing II COWS
 Settlers from Light, late ls-t week reported an abundance of water in Turkey Greek.
 The seven months old daughter O Mir sLd Mrs l. I Jewell Of Webb, dieC last Friday from Membrsnou- Group The little one took sick early in tn forenoon and was A corpse as 7:30 P m. lnterment was made on tn home place, services being held a, ,h, home, Sunday at 7 m.
 W II Newbury arrived Saturda, last In Ccurtland with his famil, from Ranger, Tex-s and has assume, management ofthe Cour,land Lumb company.-ATizonsn
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
CARDUI WORKED
 LIKE 4 CHARM
After Operation Failed to Help.
 Cardui Worked Like a Charm.

Jonesvllle. s. CT suffered with wonanly trouble" writes Mrs. J. S. Kendriek, in letter from this place. and at times, could not bear to stand on my feet. The doctor said I would never be any better, and that would have to have an operation, or would have cancer.
 went to the hospital. and they oper. ated on me, but got no better. They said medicines would do me no good. and I thought I would have to die.
 At last I tried Cardui, and began to improve, so continued using 1t. Now, I am well, and can do my own work. I don't feel any pains.
 Cardui worked like a charm"
 There must be merit in this purely vegetable, tonic remedy, for women Cardui-for it has been in successful use for more than 50 years, for the treatment of womanly weakness and disease.
 - Please try it, for your troubles.
 x. W'rfe to: L.die,' Advisory Dept. Chsss,- nooaa Meieine O.. Chs;tAnooga Tenn. for Speciol hr WeGass" ssns h risia ~rsppsr. = nssnoa -
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Assignment for
 Benefit of Creditors

CA Bennett, of Bis bee, doing busi ness under the name of the Bisbee Hardware company has n ade an ss- sigment for the benefit of his credit and H P HuddIeston of Bisbee nss been named as the assignee, h. hsv- ing filed bic bond as such with the county recorder in the sum 0: S6,O00 MT Bennett gives his liabilities at S9.- SGT 63, while the schedule shows the assets of lhe estate to smoun. to S9,- 736 %.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07

E Mstts, who is serving life sen- tence Tor killing his sweetheart, in Apache county county, was placed on honor Thursday and sent to Albuquer- que, New Mexico or a thirty-day mission. Mstts claims tbst the sIllIpg of his sweetheart was purely accidental and unintentiJnsl. He states they were scuffling over a pistol in fun and that the weapon was az c'dently discharged and a fatal wound inhict q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Aged Pioneer
 Dies In Sonora

John Whistler, age si years, a nsiive of Texas and one of the best known cattlemen and miners in the southwest, died Thursday on A ranch belonging to John H Slaug hier. in Sonora. Interment uss hsd at the San Bernardino r~uch of Mir Slaugh- ter Friday afternoon. Rev " l. Martin conducting the servIces,
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Shortest Real Estate
 Deed Ever Filed

The shortest real estate deed ever filed for record in the office of the county recorder in the history of Co., chise county was placed on record Saturday at the request of Attorney John F Ross o' Douglas. The in- strument is a grant deed executed by Ben Goldman ard May " Goldman to Louis Peschke, conveying certain real property in the city of Deaglas. The deed, including ackpowlede ment Of the notary public, consists of bu, two hundred Words.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07

atE , LAXATIVE COUGH SihUi
 aEl iEvIs COUGHS AMo coIoG
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Arizonan IlventS
 Portable Dam

Joe Engle oi Prescott IS the invent CT oi portable dam for ree In irrigs ton ditche-. The cam Is made oi sheet iron and is shaped somewhat like miners shovel. By means of e rod across the back, the width and degree of convexity can be regulated |.
 They can be placed :n position ss quickly as a shovel can te shoved into the mud, and are practically eveTl4st- ing II protected from rust.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Pention.sss IS, Introduced
 By Carl Hayden

The following petitions have been Introduced in the house by Represen- tstive Hayden Of Arizona:
 Petition Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Winslow, Ariz., Tor passage Of Kenyon Sheppard in- terstste liquor bill; Co the Committee on tho Judiciary.
 Also, petitions of citizens of Bisbee; Arn protesting against enactment of House bill l74S5; to the Committee on the Public Lands.
 StV~ i've -.'s iiEr 1cuInp
 EELIEvEs ALL
 '-oSs
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Pearce Victors
 in Ball Game

The Tombstone High School base ball team went to Pearce yeste rtay to play with the Pesrce Junior team. As stated in The PRo sPECToR few weeks since, the Junior team had uu Ter gone change in its line-up, with the result ths, the local team was defeat ed by score Of l6 to 20 in favor oi Peirce.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
CLARK
WINS OUT in
West VIRGINIA
COLONEL meeRKW DELEGATE
FROM SECOND. INSTRUCTED
FOR MisSouiRAN.
CONVENTIONS IN HALLDISTR|GTS.
ANDREW EoMlNsToN FROM
FIRST is CHOSEN REPRESENTA-.
TIVE TO BALTIMORE

WHEELING, June 4,7-At Delegate
conventions held In the i've congress.
slonal districts OF West Virginia t.
Llay, ten district delegates and as
many alternates were chosen to the
national nominating convention Of the
Democratic party a; Baltimore In
;hree Of the i've districts, Clark in,
struetions were adopted and only in
the Fl st dIG:r!ct and the fifth distri I
are tie delegates 'unfnstfue.ed but fh
the first. the delegates are Clark men
From the sentiment that crystaliZed
In the district conventions It IS believ.
ed that Clark instructions AMI Clark
delegates at large WIFI be tho order 81
the day at the'S;ate delegate conven.
tiOn to be held at PaTkcrsburg on
Thursday. The WILSON,, men made
their hardest fight In tho first district
convention al Wheeling lbut the Clark
delegates were successful though no:
instructed.
\ feature OF the day was the seley..
ton OF National Committeeman John
7. MrGraw. OF Grafton, the Wilson
state leader. as one Of the second dis.
trlct's two Clark INSTRUCTED delegates
TO Baltimore. The delegates selected.
In the various districts are as follows:
First d!strtct--tlon. A,5H. Edmond.
son. OF Weston, and Hon Jere Miller.
OF V htClil :. uuinstructel but EG.h tor
Clark.
Second a,s'~'".-Iohn ". MrGraw.
Of Grafton. and John rr-nwell, OF
Romney, instructed for Clark.
Third district-H. Ewart OF Sum-
mers county; L. II. Morton, OF Web.
ster county: W. 0. ABary. OF Kama
villa county. AMI Albert Sidney John.
son. OF Mcuio oe county. each with one
half vote, instructed for Clark.
Fourth disir.ct--L. II. Tayener, of
Wood county. and W. Z. Raymond. OF
BraXton county. instructed for Clark.
Fir:h dlstrict-cOrge s., Wallace. of
Cabell. ANA Ashton File. o' Raleigh.
uninstructed. VII
Aiternates chosen are assfofioYs: i
= First ,listrit1--Ge Georseli SCuTtiss.sof
Brooke and II. C. Dakin. OF Marshall.
Second District. w. Dohd. Berkc.
ley. and II. l.. Swisher. Morgantown.
Third district-tiason Matthews, OF
Greenbrler, and Fleming y. Anderson,
Nicholas.
Faurrh district-O. VI. Chambers,
ltoane. and Samuel Nissan. OF Tyler.
Fifth distr'ct-Dr G. 4. White. OF
Minsu. and Bernard McClaughcrty. OF
Mercer county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05

Forty.siX young ladies and gentle.
men we're awarded diplomas at the
thirty.iirsi annual graduating cxer.
CIscs held at the Fairmont High school
last evening.
The large auditorium was throuS.
cd with friends and patrons Of the
school. The graduating class which
Is known ms the j. +. Marsh class, was
seated on the platform which was
deliberately decorated In red roses
md the class flower and palms and
ferns. and presented most attrac.
tive appearance. Several Of the
young ladies OF the class were attIred
In costumes fashioned by their own
hands while mcmbercs of the sewing
class of the Domestic Science Depart.
meni.
Tho annual commencement address
was delivered by Judge Aston G. Day.
ton. Of the 4. 5. District Court. Judge
Dayton spoke on the theme. Some Is:
sentlals OF II Successful Life and
from this theme drew some lessons
which w1l long be remembered by the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
TAYLOR.
MOkONGAIIA.

MORGANTOWN. W. V. June g.
Fifteen precincts on, OF - in Monon
gala county give: For governor Di!.
Ion. %l%; Hatfield. GGO. and. Swishcr.
III.
For cOnGrcssman.at-largc Suthcr.
land is leading Tetcr by a small mar.
gin On basis OF Incomplete returns
nc county viii 20 Tor Hatfield by a
. to | vote, and his strongest precincts
are on, yet. Mike King and Reed arc
running close for secretary OF state,
the former leading by 80 votes In tho
Precincts heard from. Shawkcy leads
Tor superintendent of schools. Wal.
lace is leading the field for sheriff
Garrison Is In front for assessor. aud
Goodwin has Il hig majority for prose.
cutting attorney. Price for county
commissioner. Is head Of the Held
Continued on Page Eighth
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05

members of the graduating class and
others present, Judge Dayton is Il
pleasing speaker and his address was
much enjoyed by the large audience
present.
Miss Daisy Caroline Arnett. as
salutGtorlau OF the class graduating
with second honors and Miss Louise
Leonard MS valcdlctorian. winning
first honors. read excellent papers
and made u splendid impression on
their hearers.
The programme was opened by a
piano selection entitled Love Waltz"
which was skIllfully played by Miss
Ruth Emma Miller. dnugbtcr Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Z. Miller, while Miss
Florence Hawker, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Hawker. rendered beau.
tlfully Chopin Etude op. 10 No. l2.
The remainder OF the music of the
evening which was greatly enjoyed By
the audience was furnished by Prof.
Louis black. OF the State university.
accompanied by Miss Mary Christie.
Continued on Page Two.y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
IS
. COMMITTEEMAN
VOTE NOT YET ALL IN BUT RE.
TURNS INDICATE rs TO 100 MA.
JoRlTY OVER McNEELY.

The vote today has been extremely
slow In coming In especially as to
committeeman and four small /prr.
ciHcts are yet 10 hear from bm the
total vote reported gives McNecly
9I2 and Hutchinson S0S or major.
ity Of lGI. Hutchinson carried Mon.
Ongalia county by 10 majority which
takes McNeety 10 Taylor county with
a net majority OF l2i votes.
Taylor for Hutchinson.
Nineteen precincts out Of "a In Tay.
lOr county gives hutchinson major.
i'y of POS votes. and II the remaining
prcclnis do uOi materially change
these figures. which is not probable.
Mr., llutchinsOn'S majority In the dis.
tricI will be 81 votes. but the remain.
Ing precincts are expected 10 run the
total up 10 over hundred majority.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
BIDS ARE ASKED
FOR NEW POST
OFFICE BUILDING
AN OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT TO
CONTRACTORS IN To-oAY's PA.
PER, REMOVES ALL DOUBT AS
TO THE IMMEDIATE coNSTsuc-
TIoN OF THE. NEW GOVERN.
MENT BUILDING.
$1oooooo ADDITIONAL
APPROPRIATION is SECURED.
WITH THE NEW PosT OFFICE
FINISHED FAIRMoNT WILL
LEAD ALL THE CITIES OF THE
STATE IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Bids are asked for the construction
OF the new Fairmont post Office on the
corner OF Monroe and Meredith streets
In an official advertisement sent out
from the Treasury Department at
Washington appearing In this issue OF
the West NIrginian.
Plans have been under consldera-
non by the Supervising Architect for
several weeks past and the drawings
and specifications will soon be for.
warded to Cob A. Howard Fleming!
postmaster. for. the use Of all gcneral
contractors who want TO bid on the
construction Of the building. The huild.
ing is 10 he one story and basement.
approximately 1920 square feet ground
area, brick faced. with stone trim,
ming and tin roof. after tho general
style OF all government post office
buildings throughout the country.
An additional appropriation OF $1O.-
900 has been made which will insure
that the building will be OF sufficient
size for all present needs and antici.
latIng tho future requirements of the
cilicc for a good many years 10 come.
Work has already commenced on
the removal OF the old buildings on
the site and in the course OF n few
weeks the ground will be cleared for
The contractors 10 commence work I'M.
mediately after the awarding of the
contract which is to be let on Juy
18th.
The dream OF new government
building for FalrmOnt which has been
one OF hope for many years. is at last
coming true and' the city will have
another magnificent public structure
added to the splendid list we already
have. With the new Second ward
school building soon 10 be built giving
the city the largest and most modern
ward and high school buildings TO be
found in West Virginia, with the
splendid array OF church ediriees
piercing the sky line with their tower.
ing spires. with a magnificent Y. NJ
{. A. building. new city building for
the city oillciuls and fire department.
with a new Jail just completed. with
the best Court HousP in the State.
Masonic Temple equal TO any TO be
found in the larger cities. and with 4
splendid array OF office and banking
houses of the sky scrapcr type and a
private res idcnca costing approximate.
" as much as the State capital, Fair.
mont boosters may well take on fresh
courage for this busy. prosperous city
has many things In the way OF public
Of which they can truly and
enthusiastically boast.
The post Office building aud site
with the additional appropriation now
provided for will cost Sl35.OOO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
STEWART F. REED RENoMINATED
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE AND
SHAWKEY FOR suPERINTEND.
, ENT OF SCHOOLS.

NHt NA'ah''H 'hls'Cfl
WHEELING w. Va, June 5.-Scn-
ator II. D.. fiatficid, OF McBowefI
county, has been nominted by the Re
pnblEcans of West Virginia In the. First
state wide primary ever held in the
state. His total vote will probably en-
ceed that of both Charles ". Swisticr
ot Kahawha county, aud Charles w
Dillon of Fayette. county, his compeli.
tors, by many Thousands.
Stuart +. Reed was renomnatcd by
:; good majority for secretary of S;ate.
Superintendent ~. -. SlllWkey oil, Ka-
nawha county was renomInated over
c. Il. Murray.
Returns early today indicate the re-
nomination of 4. L. Long. for state
treasurer. Sherman Darst OF Jackson
county WAS ronom:uuted without cp.
position MS was also a. a. Lillcy Of
Raleigh county for attorney general.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
TO SEAT "
NEWLY ELECTED
Committeeman
ROOSEVELT FOLLOWERS PRE-.
SENT NAMES BUT ARE TURNED
DoWN-.coMMITTEEmAN'S TERM
OF oFFIcT BEGINS AT END OF
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
RosEWATER FROM NEBRASKA
WILL RETAIN HIS PLACE.
THREE.ouARTERs OF THE MEM.
BERSHip OF NATIONAL COM.
mITTEE WAS REPRESENTED AT
NETTING.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 5.--Thc attempt
OF the Roosevelt followers TO seat new.
ly elected committeeman from the
various States that are represented at
present In the Republican National
convention by Taft men has failed.
VIM. l.. Ward. committeeman from
New York, and D feading Roosevelt
lieutenant admitted this OIL his arri.
val here to-day. He Is Il member OF
the subcommittee on rules. and dis.
cussed this question with other mem.
bers en- route and state point.blank
when asked that the term OF office OF
u national committeeman begins at
the end OF the National convention.
do you consider that ruling good
In the Nebraska situation. where an
attempt is being made to have the sit.
ting member. Victor Roscwater. un.
seated" he was asked.
"Mr. ROsewater is legal member
OF this committee and will retain his
seat during the lifetime OF the CON.
miticc," answered Ward with ANNA
lion.
The New York member of the COM
mittee also said that he believed that
the former rule will govern the com.
mlttee at Its session beginning to.mor.
row. This will mean that in order TO
get record vote on the disposition Of
the contest, 20 members must join In
the request, Otherwise contest will be
disposed Of by viva voce vote.
Thrce.luarters OF the membership
OF the National committee was repre-.
sentcd at the Congress hotel when the
last train from the east rolled In to.
day.
Among the better known OF the ar.
rivals were Senator Penrosc. OF Penn
sylyania: former Governor Franklin
Murphy. Of New ,sIerse " nroinluellfI5
mentioned for Nire President n the
Taft men win. and recently defeated
as committeeman: Murray Crane. OF
Frank e. KclloE. Of
Minnesota. aud the entire working
staff OF the Taft and Roosevelt men.
Misses Florence Dean. r:lesror
Hntchins and Bessie tenifcr. ~ w..
Eantown have been the guests OF Miss
Ruth Miller for several days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05

Dorotha Evelyn Knapp
Marie Linn
Louise Leonard 3" s'S
Myrtle O'NeIl Miller
VGrtie Mae Morgan
Frederick Leroy Morris
Essie Mildred Miller
Ruth Emma Miller
Dana Presley Ogden
John Herbert Poplc
Carol Powell
Marvel Marie Phillips
Cecil John Smith
Norris Emmpt ShOwaltcr
George Downs Schwarm
John James Brown Stoetzer
James Stark Schwarm.
Dora Edna Thorne
Mary Valentine. Windsor
Werner Marschall Wade
Elsie Linda Wclch
Amy Williams
Margaret Mae Yost
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
NOTICE 70 rAx.PAYERs.

The law comtemplaics that all taxes
he paid by the time OF the city coilee.
tors annual settlement the 50Ih day
OF June. The ienicucy shown In for
mer years In the collection OF taxes
cannot now be extended. To avoid
the trouble and expense OF having
your property placed on the delin'
Qucnl list make settlement OF all your
city taxes by June 30.
I. b. HENDERSON.
City Collector.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
RIoTlNe In Belgium.

BRUSSELS. June al belgium Is In
u safe Or eruption on account OF the
recent elections and rIo,ing through.
ont the country has taken on Il revoIu.
tiomary character. Many persons have
been killed or wounded in various cit.
les, and Il large number of reserves
have been called TO the colors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05

at.large by gOO and Stuart u. Rn"h e,
secretary OF state and VI. P. Shawkey
ior school superintendent by safe ma.
jority. while the contest between L. l..
Long and e. r. Rathbone for state
treasurer and DR.. Archibald Moore and
Howard T.. Williams for commission.
cr OF Agriculture are close.
George +. White for state senator
has probably carried the county by
JOn
The returns indicate that the coun
ty ticket will be made up of John II.
Knox for sheriff. Will f. Morris for
criminal Judge. John {. Southern for
prosecuting attorney, IlC'ward Robin.
son for assessor, John ]. Sturm for
county commissioner, c, 4. Osborne
for coGasY surveyor. HayInond MaA.
well Tor circuit Judge un.i Roy IS. Par
irish aud Charles y. Sutton for house
OF delegates.
About 3uOU votes were cast IN the
county or about forty per cent CT the
total Republican vote owing to the cN.
tremc length OF the ticket complete
returns are no; expected before day.
light.
RANDOLPH.
ELElNS. June j.-Scvcn precincts
out OF thirty in Randolph county gave:
for governor, Dillon. -: Hatfield. 237
Swishcr. -. For C1npressman-a;.
large, Sutherland. 800; Tcttcr, So
On the basis OF incoml etc RI :urns the
county goes Tor the following cana.
dates:
Hatfield by Gn0; srcre.
tary OF siatc-King by Cjn: ontm.s-
siOnCr of asricul;urc-W :.ams. by
25O; state trCasurcr-LOnS. by $40;
coHgFcsSmaH.at- large Su arFlaRd. by
TjO: congress. Second distri2t-COn'ey
(nO opposition. State senate, Thir.
tecuih disirici--N. G. Kcim. by l.j00.
1t is prOUablC that tine county non.. II.
ees viii be: Sheriff }. {. SPiker: as.
SCISSOR. J. e. vanSc0y: prosecuting at.
forney. {. W. Maxwell: county com.
missioner. r. T.. Sharp; house OF del
cgatcs. Ino, +. Nydcgser.
EEKfES. lHmc T. kieYen precincts
Of the county gave Dillon l22; Hatfield
iS7, Swlshcr IS: for secretary oil state
King. 52I: Reed laG: superintendent
GC sChoC!s--S hlTkcy. 80. Suther.
iand for CumGrcsSTan.ai.iat=c had 622N
and TPtcr i?. For jUdgr. Kiiilc had
lGi and Wamslry 22l, For senate,
Cowan had Isl aud Natter rs.
TAYLOR.
GRAFTON. ", Va. juno - f,icv.
en- precincts orr OF . give Hatfield for
governor. iGa: S%ishcr. Isl: Dillon.
IL. Reed. 50O majority. Shawkey
leading. Williams. IG1 mijuriiy; Long.
25U majority; sutherland. ~" major.
ity. state senate. l.aHcllc. lin major.
ity. Means for shcriIT Taylor county.
H., majority; Holt for judge, Ia ma.
iOriy: Ford for prosecuting attorney.
25U majority. SiXty.livc per cent. vote
WAS pOlled. and returns are coming in
slow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
.SNISHER CARRIES marion
COUNTY BY GOOD VOTE
HATFIELD MAKES GOOD RACE. HE
is SECOND. STUART REED,
sHAWKEY AND LONG ARE FAV.
oRITES HERE.

c. W. SwIsher carried Marion coun.
ty In the fight for the Republican nom-
inatlon for Governor in Yesterdays
primary by a plurality over Hatfield
OF about two hundred. OF this vote
the former Marion county man got 564
within the city. With four small pre-.
clncts 10 hear from Swisher's vote
was Sl2. Hatfield was second with
63J. Dillon had 33S few more than
half OF Hatfield's vote.
Stuart +. Reed made fine race for
secretary Of state. lie led King in
this race by GIG votes.
shawkey led Murray for superln.
tendent OF schools by G29 more than
two TO one.
Dars, with no opposition polled 1906
votes. I.illey got ahandsome vote
while Robinson was high man accord.
Ing 10 the return given.
Z. l.. Long, Howard Sutherland.
George 4. I.auShlin. T. I. Brett and j.
G, LazZellc were winners in Marion.
The vote in the county as returned
10 40 FniInuS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
BAR RISON

CLARKSBURG, juno 5.-lncomplc;e
returns from fifteen precincts out Of
lorty.one inlsaaic That Dr. u. d. Hat.
field has Carried Harrison county. in
the Republican primary election by
GOO TO 500 majority for government.
Geo. a. Lau.hlln for congress by 1000:
Howard Sutherland, for congressman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05
JUDGE Dayton ADDRESSES
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
GRADUATING CLASS 1912.

Daisy Caroline Arnc;l
George Merle Amos
Charles Sturgeon Bailey
Mary Rogers Brand
Paul HilliRsslea
Beatrice Margaret Canter
Elizabeth l.. Conaway
Nrva Belle Currcy
Kathryn Mary D0lllson
Frederick Carl Dietrich
Luther Cochran Davis
John Joseph Erwin
Edith Marie Frey
Frederick William HOrChicr
Sarah lIibbs
Katherine Lucille Hagcrty
Florence Charlotte HawkCr
Ruth Alberta licIntzclmnn
Ensnl J. G. Hawkins
Mary Ellen Henry
blanche Dayton lIih
Icttic Macric Ice
Art x. Kern
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05

Misses Florence Dean. I:lesror
Hmtchins and BESSIE fenircr. ~ "r.
Eantown have been the guests OF Miss
Ruth Miller for several days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05

DO you consider that ruling good
in the Nebraska situation. where an
attempt is being made to have the sit.
ting member. Victor Roscwater. un.
sPaiel.' be was asked.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-05

The vote in the county as returned
Is as follows:
The evening world., 1912-02-02
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