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Free Eggs With Shayes
By HOP

From the Chicago Post
The egg, along with the clam, has
generally been reckoned upon as an
incentive to drink by the retail liquor
dealer. or course, when eggs are high
it is not possible to give them away,
and even when they are cheap and re-
pose. hard boiled. in; a plate 1t has been
the custom to institute sentry duty.
What? A hard boiled egg or clam
with every drink ?" has been the WE'LL
calculated sentiment OF the sign o..
guilng the passerby.
A West Side barber became reflective
and thought to bestir trade by the same
device. Nor did he seek to deceive by
hard boiling the No. shampoo egg.
but quartered a flock of fowls In a rear
room and cooked their output for those
who submitted their chtns and polls
to him. l43..sa
But neighbor complained and a
magistrate was forced to conclude that
the health Department. might have
something to say ons the housing OF
hens in rear rooms. The industrious
barber awaits it's deei tton, and we hope
he may be able to crow over it. He Is
the only barber WHO ever dedicated
ANYTHING but conveIhation to the ad-
vancement OF trade
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WANTED-MALE HELP

MYERS s1.5O Hat Store. 2o1o Srd avenue
1-4-ti
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MISCELLANEOUS

TO BIDDERS-Sealed proposals
will be received by the city clerk, IL. l..
Hunter, in Falkville, Ala, until 8 p. m.
Tuesday, June "a 1918, for the construc-
ton of concrete sidewalks and vitrified
brick street crossings, provided for un-
der improvement ordinance No co.
adopted by the town council of Falk-
Vile on May 13, 1913. Plans and specifica-
tions for such work are now on file in
the office of the city clerk in Falkville,
Ala, subject to inspection. The right
is reserved in the council to reject any
or all bids. A certified check for $500
is required. II. l.. Hunter. City Clerk
6-13-7t
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TRAINS, npM1NGH.M
A"e
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FOR SALE

RATES-One cent word u day: no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tInn Cnsh must accompany order.
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Fljll itEl>

RATES-One cent n word n day: no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
fian. Cash must accompany order.
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l NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es-
state. jerome Tucker, 2c7 21st st.
12-17-ff ex sun
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MONEY TO LEND on Blrming ham and
suburban real estate. Leonard Will
liams Co.. 725 Woodward Bldg
4-16- If
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ONE CENT A WORD
II RA'rES-Oue cenf 4. word N dav. mn MI
|ORD|ONE CENT A W0RD|0NF CFNT A WORD|0NE G.
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent word day; no al.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ticn. cnsh must nccOmpany order.
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Buy a Home-Henderson-P 1902.

WANTED-One hundred people who
suffer from stomach and liver trou-
BILE. indigestion or run down" feel
ing to send this ad and 10c for valu-
able booklet, Health and Beauty"
telling how to remedy the causes Of
these conditions. and emitting them to
package as a test of a remarkable
remedy that has helped thousands to
the enjoyment of robust, vigorous
health and good looks Twill Sales
Co. Inc, Dept. NJ. S. Division St.
Buffalo, n. Y 6-12-6t
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WANTED

RATES-One cent n word n day; no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
finn. Cash must arcompBny order.
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KODAK FINISHING

600 acres level. clay, Dallas county land
half mile Browns, mail nne Southern
railroad 400 acres cultivation, bal
ance good timber; overfiowing
wells, IL tenant houses; s17.50 acre,
6 per cent B. s. Bib & Co, Selma.
Ala. 6-l6-f
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FOR SALE

RATES-One cent n word day; no al
taken for less than 25c for first f.vsec-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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NICELY furnished front room. elegant
bath room, hot baths at all hours,
house screened Bell phone 2212 n. 18th
avenue, 5-15-tI
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FoI ikElS nttOAAS
,r~TSS~~ST~SSS%cs~~~%S
THE AVALON--All outside rooms. FUR
mace heat; modern eonyeniences.
moderate price: bath free. 2l00 9th
avenue 5-25-tf
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WE are prepared to discount properly
secured purchase money paper.
REALTY TRUST COMPANY.
John II. Frye, President.
3l North Goth st.
11.12-tu-thur-tf.
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sIAVING-1oc at 1921 4th ave. $751;
WE sharpen safety razor blades bet
ter than new, 25c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert Prowen Stove Co.,
= Birmingham, Ala ~ If
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MORTGAGE loans on city and suburban
property Ed s. Moore. 1116 Brown
Marx. 2-16-su-tu-thu-tf
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED--A capable woman who is will
ing to work to make from $50 to S100 per
month Address LIS, Age-Herald.
MANTED-At once; unencumbefed
northern or German woman house,
keeper; care for two little girls dur
ing day, man and wife employed; !;
must be fond of children and good
!. worker References: good pay. Call
at 901 Brown Marx 6-11-2t
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A DEMONSTRATION will prove to you
the best family labor-saving device
invented: call to see it work at 10
o'clock Tuesday $40 N 18th st
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WE HAVE CLIENTS DESIRING TO
MAKE LOANS IN AMOUNTS $1,000
$3OOO $4,000, 5000. 6 AND PER CENT
PROMPT ATTENTION TO APPLICA-
TIONS. JEMISON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE CO.. 10TH ST.,
GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BLDG. 5-1S-su- tu- thu-tf
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30
% Co.'s
deception for Tesehers


The reception al the Diamond
street M. E. church last evening for
the teachers OF the First ward school
vas a very enjoyable affair The re-
cepticn was given by the ladies Of the
W. c. T. q. and the hours from 1880
until 10 were very pleasantly spent.
An interesting program rendered. was
as follows:
Music.
Address OF welcome-Mrs. T. D
Harden.
RespOnse-Prof. W. a. Hustead.
Lords Prayer.
Scripture Reading-Mrs. Anna Bill
lngslea.
Antaem--;M. E. Choir.
Reading, abraham Lincoln and
Uncle George Anes. Mrs. r. p. Har'
den.
At the conclusion OF the program a
spelling bee was held, Mrs. L. B
Bowers and Miss Sarah Meredith be
ing the captains. The words were
pronounced by Prof. IIustcad and the
results was a tic. An interesting feat
| ure Of the evening vas tina: the affair
was given on the thirteenth day of the
| month, in the thirteenth year, and In
the spelling bee there were thirteen
persons on each side. The auditorium
I was prettlly decorated for the occa
sion and tempting course Of refresh
ments =. !; served By the ladies'.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN CITY
CONVENTION

Notice is hereby given and call Is
hereby made for a general mass con-
IGNITION of the Republican voters OF
he City OF FairmOnt, West Virginia.
% be held in the County Court Room
If the Court House in tho said City
OF Fairmont, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1913,
at 1880 O'Clock p. m, for the following
purposes, namely:
First. To nominate the candidate
of the Republican Party for the posi-
lion of Clerk Of the City Of Fairmont,
West Virginia 10 be voted for at the
general city election to be held IN
March, 1913.
Second. To nominate the candi'
iates Of the Republican Party for the
positions OF cOuhcilmen from each OF
he Wards OF said City.
Third. To elect a new Executive
Committee OF said Republican Party
or said City.
The order Of business alan be as
ollows:
First. The reading of this call.
Second. The election Of CLIPPERS OF
said mass convention.
Third. The mass convention shall
'esolve itself into divisions, by Wards,
which said ward divisions shall select
and report to the general mass con-
vention one member Of the said City
Executive Committee, and one candi.
late OF that Ward for the position of
councilman, which said selections as
reported shall be subject TO ratifica,
ton by said mass convention and
when ratified shall be and become
valid and binding. In the event that
said selections as reported, or any of
the same, shall not be ratified, in that
event the selections when are disap'
proved shall be void AMI said mass
convention shall proceed to make
selection In such manner as it may
provide.
All nominations SO made by said
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14

If you want to get tho most
votes possible on your subserip-
tons you will get them in during
this offer.
Just two weeks from tonight ana
this great campaign for the $500 in
prizes offered absolutely free VIII be a
thing Of the past. Two candidates will
then be the owners of the five passen.
ger Ford touring cars, one of which is
on display at Newcomers Garage, two
others viii then own the high grade
Wellington pianos, purchased of and
on display ut 0men's Music Store, TO
five others will be given $50 diamond
rings or jewelry orders at a. b. Scott
&. Company's store and to still five 9th,
ers will be given $25 Victor Victrolas
with six tunes each. These also are
purchased from and are on display at
Omen's Music Store. To those candl-
dates who remain active to the finish
and who do not win prizes will be paid
a cash commission OF 10 per cent. OF
all the money each has collected on
subscriptions.
Those candidates who are intent on
winning one of the many fine prizes Of
fered will exert every effort to get in
Just as many subscriptions as possible
during this second period so as to take
advantage of the great $4,000 EXTRA
vote offer Candidates can secure Just
as many of these sets of five six
months subscriptions as they can and
the extra votes will be allowed on each
set.
Miss Gladys Thompson is to-day
found in first place in the fourth dis,
trlct and is also first OF all the candi.
dates in division B, as a result of the
bniioting yesterday.
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TNI0 TOURING CARS
ARE GRAND Prizes
TWO PIANOS SECOND GRAND PRzEs-FWE pIt
MoNp RINGS AND FIVE VICTOR WcTRoLAs ARE THE psTRie
PRIzEs-You CAN WIN ANY ONE OF THEM.
$4,000 BONUS VOTE OFFER m FORCE.
THIS NUMBER WILL az ON EACH AND EVERY SET OF
FIVE sxmoNTHs' SUBSCRIPTIONS TURNED IN UP TO A WEE
FROM TOMORROW NeHT-eET BUSY.

But eight more days remain In the
second period of the contest. One
week from tomorrow night and th'
second voting period will come to
close, and there will be another de
crease in the number of votes allowed
on all subscriptions turned in.
One week from tomorrow night als'
marks the close OF the last extra vot'
offer TO be made during this contest
This offer is as follows:
$4,000 Extra Votes
viii be allowed on each and
every set of five six mouths sub
scriptions turned In up to satur
day night, February %, the close
Of the second voting period.
Yearly subscriptions will count
as two for six months, two year
subscriptions as four for six
months, etc.
Extension Payments
II candidates can induce sub
serlbers who have given them
three months subscriptions to ex'
tend their subscriptions to six
months by paying another three
months, these subscriptions will
count toward completing sets.
These subscriptions will also be
known as extension payments and
on the second payment will be
given enough votes to make up for
the whole time paid for. For eX.
ample: A three months subserip.
ton turned in during the first
period called for 1900 votes. A
six months subscription is now
worth $500 votes SO that a second
payment of three months will be
good for 1000 votes. A like in.
crease will be allowed on all ex.
tension payments Of mail SUBJ
scriptions and on extension pay
ments Of a longer period than
three months.
Contestants will be allowed full
credit on this offer on all tine sub
seriptloRs of this class which they
have turned in since the beginning
of the contest and which have not
been included in the previous
bonus vote offer.
This is positively the last bonus
vote offer of any kind to be made
during this contest. During the
last five days Of the contest only
the regular schedule of votes as
per the third period will be allow.
ed on all subscriptions turned In.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
Personals

Master Frank Boyers is i'll with
measles at his home in Meredith
street.
Mrs. J. r. Barnes, OF Cartington, O.,
has returned to her home, from Column
bus, where She underwent an opera
tion at the Rush hospital. Her many
friends and relatives here will be glad
to learn that she is recovering rapidly.
Miss Pauline Fletcher, OF Satter
field street, is i'll with measles.
Mrs. prichard and family have NOV
ed from Warrington to Columbia
street.
Miss Margaret Hawkins, of State
street, is suffering from an attack Of
humps.
Miss Doris Barnes is very ill with
pneumonia at her home in State
street.
Miss Martha Frum is i'll with ty'
phCid fever at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James |. Frum.
Mr.. Carl Springer, OF Gulrey street,
is i'll with measles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
Specials
Friday
and
SATURDAY.

One upright piano brand new
full size. In a dark, rich ma
houany case. --latest eegsplaI
style. Former price $4,000 Irl.
day or Saturday price iss; go
One upright plano, new u
dark oak case. This piano Is Z
favorite among some Of t,esess
musicians. Former price 1850.
You can have It Friday or sat
urday for s22s.oo. These are
real genuine bargains. We have
on display the prettiess tire d
pianos ever shown In the city
and are offering them a pflses
and on terms that should sp;
peal to every lover Of music.
Come in and see us. Hear TIE
wonderful Auto-piano. The choice
of the Navy, used on norssshs
fifty Of our war vessels and
also used In some Of the bet
homes in Ealrment. a cordial
invitation to visit our store Is *.
tended to all.
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Voting Limit.

Candidates can poll for any one
days publication enough subscription
votes to place them 5000 votes ahead
OF the leader in the paper of the day
previous. For example: II the high
est candidate on the list today has
10000 votes any candidate can poll
for the list tomorrow enough subscrip'
ton votes to bring her total TO $4,000
votes. This does not include the five
vote coupons and candidate can poll
IA many Of these as she collects. In
case more than the allowed number Of
votes are polled for any enc day the
balance will be held and voted on the
days following. This limi: will be re
moved later in the contest.
DISTRICT NO. I.
All Of the City Of Fairmont included
in the new survey excepting that part
lying east Of the river.
At least two OF the prizes to go TO
this district.
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Miss Anna DOMAIN entertained a
number OF friends last evening at her
home in Market street. a; Valentine
party. Music. and games afforded
amusement for the evening and tempt.
Ing refreshments were served. Miss
Ann was assisted in entertaining by
her sister, Miss Katherine Donham.
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Howard.tong

Mrs. Anna Howard and Mr.. John
Long were quietly married Wednes'
day evening at the home cf the form
er's aunt, Mrs. Wiley, in State street.
Rev. George L. Spruill, pastor of the
Palatine Baptist church. performed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Long
will reside in this city.
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DRQPSY
STEPHEN W. VINCENT DIED OF
DISEASE AT HIS HOME ON
GRASSY RUN, YESTERDAY.

Stephen W. Vincent, OF Grassy Run,
an aged resident OF the county, died
yesterday at his home, after an Illness
from dropsy. He was aged 20 years
and had been iii for a long time. De
ceased was prosperous farmer and
was well known in the section where
he resided. His wife and seven chill
dren survive him. Funeral services
we're held today at 1880 o'clock from
his late residence and interment was
made in the Vincent cemetery.
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Entertained Friends

Miss Gay Austin was hostess to a
number OF friends last evening at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. Luther Steele,
in Raymond street. a very pleasant
evening was spent by all present and
dainty refreshments were served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
Memorial Services

The W. c. T. U. will hold their an.
nual Frances E. Willard memorial
services Sunday afternoon at the Dia'
mond street N. E. church.
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Last Chance to get copy Of the American Government
For Soc
zone Coupon onIy.)

The time for closing the sale Of
this record-breaking book in Fair
mont is at hand. Only a few days
remain for readers of the West
Virginian to secure at cost price
the book that has created a sensa-
ton in every State in the Union.
1t is the only book that tells, &C.
curately and without partisan
bias, Just what the working ma
chinery of the great American
government accomplishes for its
people.
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VOTING powER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS AND PIECES OF THE
WEST VIRGINIAN

contest divided into three voting periods with
ereasina seSedue Positively the largest number
subscriptions turned in during the f
period.
old and subscriptions as follows
PRICES AND VOTES IN THE CITY OF FAIRMoNr
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NOTICE. 70 TAX PAYERS

All persons owing taxes to the un'
derslgned, are requested &c make ear
Is settlement of the same. All I'M
paid taxes are past due and must be
paid at once TO save further expense.
GEO. f.. AMOS,
Feb 10, 1918, Ex.Sheriff.
2.1O.1mo
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2.l0.1mo

hundreds of libraries
has been Wilson the night of his
49,. -, :.
thousands of the West Vrgan and no
praise
educational value this BOOK
ASK YOUR NE1GHboh
You ssareboo let this opportunity
er copy
NOW.
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Miss Bessie summers, 3. His'
ars & ,, sateraeld. Hoplt 1870
N. Eioyd Mdrphs 22Ss
Miss Old Haftlett ssI6e
Miss Minnie Cunpston s,lss
.gfs. Gorbett Shuttlsvofth s,is5
iii. ytgil Watkins. s,lss
Hiss Blanche vanata ......... s1s5
Miss Beryl Frederick, cataWba 1885
Mr. Carl Dawson. Montana. .. =. 1850
Miss Mia Powell. ........... S,lse
Miss Ethel Barnes. ......... S11F
Mrs. May Alexander. ........ $50
Mt. Earl Michael. .......,... 6,s9t
Mss Esther stevens. ........ S.l4
Miss Maude Merriaeld. ....,... S,2s'
Miss Katherine DOMAIN. $500. s.sSa
Miss Floda vanGilder, R. o.. 1917
Mss Della Radcllff, catawba.. 1856
Miss Georgia Bunner, R. 60. $3.50
Mr.. Floyd Morrow. ....,.".. $3.50
Miss Jessie Morgan, R. &c.. $3.50
Miss opal Radford. .......... $3.50
Mr.. Raymond satteraeld. 49,. $3.50
Miss Mildred Snodgrass. $500. $3.50
Mr.. Donzel Smallwood. ..... $3.50
Miss Muriel Berry. R. S...... 1885
MIR. Carl Carter, II. /, Catawba f.54t
Miss Ruth Merrlield, II. 3d.. $685.
Miss Mamie Malone, Montana. 1856
Mr. Hugh Meredith. R. S....... 6,SOf
Mrs. vallie Hawkins, R. 3d.. 6,645
Mrs. MiIla Hayhurst, R. c.. 5.eoS
DISTRICT NO. 3.
The city OF Warrington and al o
Warrington district and all TERRITORY
outside Of Marion county.
At least two OF the prizes to 20 &c
; this district.
Miss Opal HueY, R. 2, Mgtn..., 2s,11O
Mr.. Gilbert Berry n. 8, Ryes-
vile Observation-Disclosures. 26,12t
Miss Mildred Vincent, r, i.
Burners ................... 25'Ss'
Miss Esther satterHeld. Enter
prise ............,......... 24,225
Miss Kathryn HAWKINS, Wallace 1906
Miss Alma vassar, shinnston.. $500
Mr.. Harry Nay, Mgtn.. 800. $780,
Mss Fanny Jacobs, n. /, Little
Falls ................. $40
Mr. William Asher, n. 8, Mgtn. 7,5s;
Mr.. Walter Black. Mgtn. 49,. 1866
Miss Austie BrookoVer. Sim
cerity 49,. 7,54i
Miss Marie Bowers, Burton. -. 1856
Mr.. Charley Eddy, Behler. ..... 1875
Miss Elizabeth Fortney, Enter.
prise ....................... 1856
Miss MaIissa Floyd, n, 1, Mgtn: 1870
Miss Hazel Hays, r. S, Mgtn... 1879
Miss Beatrice Jarrett shinnston 1915
Miss Eva Kennedy, Burton. 90. 1885
Miss Leila Kuhn, Enterprise. 7,G1f
Mr.. Phillip Lowe. Lowesville. $3.50
Miss Ella Morris, Hagans. 80. s,s15
Miss Mary Moore, n. Z, Mgtn... 1850
Miss Gladys Nay, Shinnston. 1855
Miss Jessie Straight, Il. 7,Mgtn. 1855
Mr. n. B. satterfleld, Loves
vile .'.''..'.'..''''', O'Sou
Miss MolIie Saunders, Viropa.. S,5S5
Miss Mary Baker. II. 3, Wallace $3.50
Miss Dee shuman, Lowesyllle 1866
Mr.. Dick Thorn, r. 2, Mgtn.... 1866
Mrs. C. NJ. Vaughn. R. Z, Mgtu. 1885
Mr.. Guy williams, R. 1, Little
Falls ................... 1856
Miss Edna Whistler, Burton. 1885
Miss Madge Morrow, r. 5, Graf.
ton ..............''.. O'SSo
Mr.. Adam Toothman, R.4,Mgtn 6,27O
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Miss Mary Prickett. ....... 1895
Miss Vaiona Bishop. ........ 1886
Miss Lula Kaiser. ............. 93,400
Miss Elizabeth Davis. ....... 27,73O
Mr.. Byron Warder. ......, 21,195
Miss Neva Fitzhugh. ....... 17,TS0
Miss Clyde Fleming. ...... 1886
Miss Ethel Cochran. ........ 1910
Miss Grace Cobun. .......... 1O,7GO
Miss Sadie Parsons. 9,735
Miss Mary Shinn. .......... $3.50
Miss Mae Nichols. .......... 9,165
Miss Martha Huffman. ...... 9,135
Mr.. Wayne Shuttleworth. .. 8,235
Mr.. Roy Manley. .......... $40
Miss Lena Hunsaker. ...... S,195
Miss Mae Windsor. ........ $3.50
Miss Nellie Dougan. ....... 6-220
Miss Helen Afford. ........... S.2l0
Mr.. Lindsay Frame. ........ $3.50
Miss Wayne Brobst.. ,...... S,220
Miss Jessie Holland. ........ Sl95
Mr.. Henry Mulligan. ......... $40
Mr.. John Reed. ........... S,175
Miss Blanch Metz. ............ S,1S5
Mr.. Robert futile. ...... .... $3.50
STr. Nicholas Crowl. ........, $40
Miss Bessie Hunsaker. .... S.1S5
Mfr. George McCrory 6,G95
Miss Marion SHAW. .......... 6,7S5
Miss Harriet Sheets. ......... G,6SO
Mr.. Lawrence Cunningham. G,655
Mr.. Victor Gwyn. ............. 6,645
Mr.. Charles Waltz. 6,6i0
Miss Marie Caldara. ...... G,635
Miss Minnie Brannon. ..... 5,065
Miss Garnet Wilson. ......,.., 5,110I
Mr.. Art Kern. ................ 5,OS5
Mr.. John shore. ........... 5,1l5I
Miss Rosa DeIsardo. ..... 5,OS6
Miss Fatsy Spring. ..........a 5,0j5
DISTRICT NO. 2.
The First ward OF the City OF Fair.
mont and all OF Union and Winneld
districts.
At least two OF the prizes to go to
this district.
Miss Lena Shaw. ............. 1886
Miss Mary Morgan. ........... 1850
Miss VILLA Gaskill, Montana. u, 1890
Mrs. Maggie Carpenter, R. 81. 3O,O15
Miss Bertha Hayhurst, r. ~. 1885
Mr.. Kenneth swearingen....,. 27,06O
Miss Clara v, Harrington. ~, 2S,525
Mrs. M. E. Price. ............ 23,11O
MIR. Lewis Burnworth, Hoult. {. 1890
Miss Inza Meredith. ..,....... 1885
Mr.. Harvey McElfresh, Hoult. 14,69ol
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DISTRICT NO. 4.

All of Paw2aw and Lincoln districts.
At least two of the prizes to go to
this district.
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DISTRICT NO. 5.

DISTRICT NO. 5.
All OF Fairnont district outside Of
the City Of Fairmont and all OF Grant
district. 4
At least two Of the prizes to 80 70
This district. 4