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The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
ALERT
Secretary OF Navy At
 Sound Ports

Special Dispatch co Daily Alaskan.)
 Seattle, July 17-Secretary of the Navy Straus, arrived in this city last night, and will remain here for several days Investigating the needs of the navy on the Puget sound. While 1t will be sn open secret that the secre- tary's visit is made to arrange lefeuses ln the event of trouble with Japan, he declines to give out any statements to the press, and will refrain from accept ing invitations to bRnquets or sight, seeing trips.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
ONCE MORE
Gay LOthariO To Be Married
 Again

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 New York, July l7-AnnOuncement was made today that Wilson Mizner, the California athlete, who gained widespread notoriety by marrying the wife Of millionaire Charles Yerkes, the street railroad king, 8 few Weeko after his death, will early next month lead to thealtar Helen Green, a prominent New York newspaper woman.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
NOW NINE
One More Warship Victim
 Dies

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Boston, July l7-Edmund Walsh 8 seaman on board the battleship Georgia who was injured by the explosion of dynamite fn the turret of the ship yes terday, died iu the hospital early this morning. This brings the total number Of victims up to nine,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
IS MAYOR
Lawyer Succeeds Schmitz at
 Frisco

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 San Francisco, July 1.-The board of supervisors last night selected Edward R. Taylor. a lawyer, as mayor of San Francisco to succeed Mayor Schmitz. The selection was made after 8 confer ence between the members of the board and the attorneys who have been pro- scouting the gratter5.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
DIES ALONE

Sesttle, July l7-Dr. Leon RidgeWoy, one of the most prominent physicians of the city, was found lying dead on the floor of hls office here today. It is thought that he died of heart disease.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
Elka' HIottnE

There will be 8 regular meeting of Skagway Lodge No. 43l, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, at their hall, Thursday, July r, at S:3O p. m. There will be initiation. All visiting Elks are invited to at tend
 N. $. Whituer,
 Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
At The maBcOG

Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bel. mont Whiskies double stamped goods, 10 years old), and Rainier and Paclhc Bottled Beer, at the Mascot,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
Better Prepared than Ever

Having puy iu steam boiler ana other machinery wc are better pre- pared rhun ever to to irst-c.aSS WorH -.ag.rs Skagway Laundry
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17

FOUND-A diamond. The owner can have, by proving property and pay Ing for this ad,-The American Tail Ors. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17

The 1es. Gln.ng,room,the best hotel ac- c.uuola-uus, the most comfort aI me Fifth avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited scco modatious. Steam heat and every thing modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17

Have you sen the new Remington typewriter. F. C. Nj es, Fifth Avenue hOtelr tt
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
CREAM


Arerica's finest production. Rich and mellow. At the Seattle, the house of old honest goods and reputation !
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
CREAM


America's finest production. Rich and mellow: At the Seattle, the house of old honest goods and reputation !!
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-17
Phone City Trana7or

or your coal, wood and general haul
 ing. Phone 90, Boughton,s cigar st6ra l04-lmO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21
HI SWING HER TO ONE SIDE.

bers Of Plymouth Church, the girl
started 10 cross Hicks and Mtltlash
streets. She WAS IN the middle Of the
roadway when the team. with the
heavy truck l1uncing ulOng, turned the
corner from Mldtiaelf Into Hicks street.
Shouting warning To the child, the
driver tried to curb his horses, but his
efforts were unavaiIing. The horses
were only Il few feet away when the
child started forward. and. aided by
the momentum Ms the dog SWUNG Der
to one side, she rolled over toward the
curb.
Before she could regain her feet the
truck had passed over the dog. Sever.
al persons In the crowd. which quickly
gathered. took Charge Of the child and
carried her to her home. She had es.
carcd injury. hut was almost heart.
broken over the death OF her dog.
Report Of the reckless driver was
made to the police Of the Fulton street
station, but no trace was found Of the
nan In charge Of the truck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21
DOG DIES TO SAVE GIRL.
Self Sacrificing Canine Wins His Way
to the Animal Heaven.

Tossed to one side out Of the path OF
Il gallopine team by her pet dog Cur.
rie. an Irish setter. Emile SchlIctlng,
five years old, Of IS Cranberry street,
Brooklyn. escaped Injury. Barking Its
defiance at the horses, the dog tried to
follow It's owner. but was struck by
the horses li00fs and TN instant later
had Its life crushed out by the wheels
of the heavy truck.
Persons saw the little gfrl roll over
III the street and the accident which
ended the animals life. but before
they could act the driver Of the team
whipped up his horses and started
from the nelgliborlIoOl ut top speed.
Several pedestrians followed the truck,
but they were suon outdIstanced AMI
obtained only vague description OF
the driver and rls to give to the police.
Clntcling the collar Of her pet, which
only recently tlad ftccn given 70 the
Schlicting family by one Of tile mem.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21
HORSEBACK PARTY
headed FOR WHEELING
.nEW WORKERS ON the Way
FROM STANTON, VlHElNIA,
TO NEW YORK. ~

MANNINCrUN. May 9l.-To ride
from Shannon. Va. TO New York or
horseback Is tie feat undertaken by a
party Of eusrcruers who arrived here
last nishr, TIaving come from Clarlis.
burg Since yesterday morning. The
party is cansrused Of Mrs. Hr:Nart
Wadswor,h, Of Evon. \. T.; Miss waIy
riet Wadswor,h, Of Genesse. n ".
Cntzen Burghn,, Of New yGrk City;
S Mccoy and Q. II. Sheridan Ct WASH
nston. D. c. A number Of gruoms are
also carried
Besides the saddle horses, wagon
Of equipment Is being taken along. The
party will go from here to Littleton
and will make Wheeling by wednes-
day evening.
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.l|G| G r Il
Strawberries
ABOUT t,l j 10000 q QUARTS SHIPPED
TO SPlTTsBURe YESTERDAY
II PRICES WILL FALL # q
a SOON. 3S "a

PTTsBURG, May 2i-Approximate
" 25o,ooo quarts Of strawberries were
shipped into Pittsburg yesterday, &C
eorGins TO railroad yard reports, which
show the arrival Of Il car loads. A
carload Is from 800 TO 800 cases and
each case contains from "a TO 9:
quarts.
This Is by far the greatest number
received In a. single day this seasof
ind more than usually arrive In an en-
tire week. 1t Is said, too, that they
are Of much better. quality than the
berries which have been seen In the
market during the past few weeks.
That prices will take a big drop Is
almost certain, and one dealer express
ed an opinion yesterday that at least
Il per'c crate would have TO he lnocke,
of the price today.
The strawberry market has been IN,
usually quiet this season. partly be
cause Of so much cold wether, which
curtailed the demand for them: also
becanse since the early part OF the sea.
son, few good berries have been conf.
Ing to town. Wet weather in the
growing districts OF the South has
been blamed flor the gritty, driedup
slckly appearance OF the fruit seen In
market and in shortcake recently.
With the advance of the season the
growing district Is being enlarged and
extended northward. and that there
will be plenty Of good berries during
the remainder Of the summer Is now
reasonably ce'raiH.
The first cantaloIpes Of the season
were also seen along the street yes.
terday. They came 10 town Saturday
and are being offered at 81 a basket.
A few peaches have reached the city
and cherries have been in for several
days. H.
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q Retirement A
q Oh e1 C'ul: / ]: I: own !
NEW NJ 4 PEN EN- ON Y! I. PLAN OF III,
4, MORE 9 E! 4. OHIO III! } 70 Be
EolTo DIRECTORS 5sooN.% ;3,s

WHEELING, May 2l.---lt is proba.
Bile that President Murray, ot;the Bal.
t!more and Ohio Railroad, will make
a report TO the directors Of the conf.
pany at an early date on a new pen.
sion plan for the system. More than
year ago Mr.. Murray asked Maj. ],
G. Pangborn. special representative
of the company. 10 investigate the VI.
rloas pension systems in use on the
various railroads OF the county and re-.
port on a suitable one for the, Balti.
more aud Ohio. Maj. Pangbortr has
gone Into the subject very deeply, and
since being assigned TO the task hug
visited parts Of the United States COL
lectIng data anu studying pension sys.
tens. He Is now completing the pre-
lim!nary drafts OF the Baltimore &
Ohio plan. and has already handed to-
the president section Of IFS report:
The Baltimore & Ohio aims to have
in its new pension system afi that is
good In the various systems now In
use on railroads ami to avoid the
evils. The Baltimore and Ohio was
the first railroad In the country to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICE
To all Public School Pupils Of the
City.

To all Public School Pupils Of the
citye
The pupils Of the public SCHOOLS Of
Fairmont including t1e First ward
schools have been invited by the com.
mittee on Arrangements for the an.
preaching encampinent of the Grand
Army Of the Republic Of West vlr.
einia which is 10 be held In this city
this week, to take part In the grand
parade on next Thursday morning. /
am directed by the committee to take
Charge Of this division of the parade.
and ! therefore call for oil public
seidol pupils who can possibly do so.
TO assemble on Walnut avenue between
First and Second streets, and on Sec.
Ond street between Fairmont avenue
and Walnut avenue, Thursday morn.
Ing, May %, at half past nine o'clock.
The High school will form nj the head
OF the column, and the lower grades
In order Of rank, the head Of the col.
nmn being near Fairmont avenue, on
Second street. The school section OF
the parade will be led by brass
lbana.
| The High school will be under the
direction Of Principal T. J. Humphrey,
the Eighth and Seventh grades will
be In charge Of Principal E. R. Par.
ker, the Sixth and Fifth grades In
charge OF Mr.. ". A. Hustead Of the
First ward, the Fourth and Third
grades In charge Of Principal G. C.
Barb. and the Second and First grades
In charge Of Principal w. A. Crowl.
This will be one Of the great events
Of the year in our city, and trust
there will be n general response to the
above request. At the conclusion OF
the parade, flag Will bc presented
to the Hlgh school on the Courthouse
STEPS.
JOSEPH ROSTER,
supt. Public Schools.
Artists materials, paints oils,
brushes, drawing paper and tracing
'cloth at Globe Book store- i y n
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!; II Y, NOTES N I 4, 4 ION THE n 4.
y. /! OH y J; AN |. n GAS FIELD /
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Standard Credit Badness. .

4
Standard Credit Balances.
OIL CITY, Pa.-credlt balances.
SITS. Runs, 2SG.es5 bbls; average.
144,15o bbls. Shipments, 2sO,2Gs bbls;
average, 1864 bbls.
NEW YoRK-standard Oil s5es
The Congo district, In Hancock coan.
y, is the only district in the lower
southwest fields that Is bringing nav
wells with any regularity. They are
nearly all Of better average as pr.
dacers than those found In any other
pool. William Freudenberger & Co,
have completed their No. 10 on the G.
c. Brenneman farm and have a show
for a 96ban.el producer. Ii the same
district, tie Morrill, Oil and Gas Com.
pany has completed n second test on
The G. W. BreRaenmaA farm aud has 4
show for 9O'barrel producer. In.
por,ant developments are expected III
The Congo field before the close of the
week. Several test wells drilling Ia d, 4.
vance OF the present defined limits are
due TO get tie sand and should they
prove producers will open the way ~
new development work.
On Dry rum Ellsworth district. Tyler
county. c. D. Greenlee has drilled his
second test or tie Samuel Hissam farm
through The Dig Iajan sand and has q
buster. The first fest on this farm was
ID very light pumper.
On Point Pleasant creek, In the
same district, the Melrose OIL aud Gas
Company has completed It's No. S on
the 0. F. Stealey' farm and has show
for 75.barrel producer In the Ksener
sand,
buster In the Big Iniun.
In the MddleBunrne district, the
Hope Natural Gas Company has drilled
It's second test on the Rachel Bryan
farm through the Big Injun and found
nothing in that formation. It is now
drilling TO the Gordon. On Middle
Island creek, the Octave OIL Com
pany's test on'the D.. ". Twyman farm
Is producing 10 barrels u day from th
Keener sand.
In the Littleton district. WetzeI
county, the South Penn Oil Company
has drilled Its Mo- 8 on the E. Whit.
latch farm through the fourth sanu
and found that formation barren. t.
will make light producer from the
Gordon.
In the Campbell's RIM extension. Nc.
nonsahela county the South Penn
Company has drilled It's No. 8 on the
W. J. Wise farm 10feet into the fourth
sand and has shut down to move back
the boiler. The well produced 80 bar.
reis the first ten~ hours after 1t was
drilled into the fourth sand ply.
Showing fora Light Well.
On the South Fork Of Hughes river
Murphy district. Richie county, the
South Penn OIL Company has now drill.
ed Its test on the B. F. Bennett form
through the Big .Ihj,,n anlShas a shos
for Il very light welt. II VII! be, shct
and tested. ~
In the Burning Springs district, Wirr
county, the Rex OH Company has. cam.
plcted its second test on the Lenora
l.. Rex farm and has q luster In the
Big lnjun sanl. In Grant district
Ca4ell county: the HarshBarger OIL &
Gas Company las drilled Its, No. S on
the rremal heirs farm through the
salt sand and has Il duster In that
formation 1t will be drilled to the
lower sands. On Sycamore creek,
Curry district; Cahell county, the same
company has started 10 drilE at test
on the Robert CLANCY farm. N.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

X " AZ llf A,t ~
Rats bei hanged. mean vii
Homes ana sour Sarah Didn't yot
lh tSesll they SGT married DAY before Yes:
Etertlayf' y. 393
fsss.Nt.Io.'t X 3l. \,
lust get fined together and made
one, and 5yon5never saws rooster and
hen more happy Help yourself to the
fodder there. We didn't make much
Of a spread but you'll find currant
wine and sweet cake"
but why aren't they down here TO
be, congratulated, | asked. u
Natural a,olesty. Abe. natural mod.
esty, When ma shook tlle rl.g to bring
yoll in they both busted upstairs. Now.
about the Ipetry."& .it 81 -5
What noetry:'' +
"T'on't ask questions. hut sit down
and turn the crank. 10 you tll!Mk we
are going 10 let such M event aS this
pass wlihou, some Of your poetry:
Why. you wrote us eight verses the
time our old COW got mir,I in the
swamp"
p William and Sarah,
Thus appealed 70, / sui down and
wrote:
Twas William Bones and Sarah Jones
NJ Fk..C NJ.
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PERsON.AIlg
VI. !. q, u 3. !. !: :.

y ~ 80 VI a
NJ, mi Y ]. liller, sor5 plttsbuTg, is
nstheS city,S The guest sfl friends. s35
Mrs. RI Kelley left on No. S TO
DAY Tor Mineral county for a visit Of
fome weeks II ~ ~
Rev At ~. II. Fortney, an aged resi-.
dent gof2 Locust avenue, is very III at
bis home on 7th street. , =!
r 4. Ny. Fred Lott, of Philadelphia. who
has been visiting relatives In this city
for short tmeS has returned home.
NH, Mary Henneh returned last
evening from a ylsitSwlth relatives IA,
i washington, 7. I G. x; 4 Z e
II & Miss Cassie aIanley1 has returned
home from Clsrksburg. Where she
has been for the past few days, visit.
ing relatives. N
II y; MISS Haze; Mel Donald, 81 Fairmont.
The hoase; guestof Miss Beriie Fos,
q Fourteenth STRENGTHENING
II News. u 4
y u Mr. Leslie Cunningham is III at his
acme ihSthe Fifth ward, being threat.
~ e E nls with typhoid fever.
VI !; Mrs, W y. Turner who bns been
the Sguest8ofSher daughter Mrs. H. Il.
s Smith returned Yesterday 10 her homo
sat Amos.
Alljr3and Mrs. H. &C. Hayward, Of A..
q snetssyllleSa are Ia the city the guests If
Ss;Telatiyes$and friends.
VI Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Faulkenstein
moved Erecentlyainto their new resi-.
dence, on Pike street.
~ Nj. Robert Kiniead left this morn.
ing for Charleston; where he will &C.
\ cept q position.
'ttS MI. Jas D. Bowman, OF Hoult, was
as Fairmont visitor today and a pleas.
ant caller 3atS THE West virginian Of.
4, fce.; 81,
Il Miss Winnie Edwards. who has
been the guest Of Miss Bernlce Malone
WIN tbs! Arnett fats. returned this morn
Ing to her home in Newark, Ohio.
7 Mr.. Job Mnsgraye, Of Harrisvllle, ar.
h rived In the city to-day, TO attend the
u State encampment Of the G. A, R, He
u z z s & . #
5ls the guest Of his brother, Mr.. Ell
Musgrave on Monroe street..
N Miss. Nellie Krumme returned yes.
3sg;tserdayS from Morgantown, where she
I has spent the past few days.
\ Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thomas have re.
turned TO their home at Warrington
short visit with relatives in
5ASthe city.
Miss Mary Dorsey has returned
III home after visit with friends at Man.
nington.
Itss Mr. sEber{ Morgan, Of Lincoln dis.
$3frict, one Of The West virginlan's ex.
ny S;TtiiSeHkti Ph.luHs was III 10 SEE us 10
gay. He is here for the grand encamp.
sment.
! Mr.. i T: Longh, Of Pennington. Is
Ia Fairmont visitor again today. lie
| refuses toilet The burglars scare him
u out, |
KS /. Col. R. =. Fleming, of New Lon.
.!@ n Pa Is In the: city, the guest Of
Shis sisters, the Misses Fleming on Lo.
Gust avenue.ile will be loirid here
i about the middle Of June by Mrs. Elem.
ing and daughter. Katherine.
III! Mr.. Walton Miller, Mr.. ]. Edwin
Robinson and Mr.J. NJ. Jacobs We're in
Pittsbnrg yesterday on Board Of Trade
business, Mr.. Miller md Mr.. Jacobs
!.Flreturned home today. Mr.. Robinson
went to Rochester, for a short visit
N with ibis parents, and will return
II home Tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

The Greater Fairmont hand consist.
Ing Of twenty pieces viii Furnish M.
sic for tie first daylight Sunday ey.
curslon on the river which will be on
the Ben Hur 10 Morsantrnn next Sun.
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

BY request Of a number of people
"Esmeralda." the comedy. will he re.
peated at the High school Tuesday
night. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21
Joe and Mary.


Joe and Mary. ~
! went In, and, feeling In the humor
Tor 1t. drank the cider, ate the cake
and dashed. OF the following:
Joe Holmes and Mary johnson, aite,
counting for a year.
Have been wed by old SQUIRE jackson
hard and fast.
There's M end Of nights OF sparkling, with
Cupid for their cheer.
And the period Of the sumdrop 1t has
passed. ,...
No longer hands a-squeezlng. no lenge,
does he vow
That She's u heavenly angel all but
wings.
The problem now with Joseph is t,,.t ex.
nelly how
He's going to face the racket marriage
briggs.
He'll have to hump md hustle and yet a
move on him.
And hy amt By thcre'ft come red faced
bnbe,
A teenty weenty Infant With much a,naz.
Ing vim.
And OF. course no name will 1T him but
that OF Honest Abe.
Farmer Holmes shook my hand AMI
wlnlcd and his vife shook Inv hand
mud smiled when the verses were read
to them, and after auotilrr giass Of
cider ! took my departure, feeling that
It was good to have been born poet.
a mile farther down the rOad | found
Farmer Kent mending Il fence. There
was \ grin on his face as came up.
anu after n moment he said:
"Ahe' they've gone and done.tt."
who? WHAT
SARAH and Jim Ward. guess you
knew they was III love and netln: like
two mushrooms"
you don't mean they have. commit.
ted suicide"
"Nnw! Got married three days ago
and have gone over to Ills Sisters on
their bride tower. don't know What
n bride or n tower has to do with II,
but that's what they call II, I believe"
We'll, jim's Il stcady young fellow"
I said.
Yes; hell have to do. sorter want.
cd Sarah to marry n windmill man
md bring some style into the family,
but maybe It's just Ms well to haye
Jim. Say, they left special word for
you, and We might us wei 20 to The
house. They've got to have soue
poetry OIL to It, Can't ret out OF II,
Abe-can't possibly do it,"
Jim and Sarah.
Fifteen minutes later had left he,
hind me at the house the following
poetic effusIon, which / entitled "The
Exciting and UngrammatIcal Nomauce
Of Two Loving Souls"
They fell in love at spelling school,
Jim Ward md Sarah Kent,
Anu Cupid shot IN arrow that
Through both their hearts It went.
He loved her for her big blue eyes:
She loved him for his smile,
And for Il year and maybe more
Young Cupid did beguile.
They vowed they'd never loved before,
They vowed and went nsunder:
They qunrrelel. RS all lovers do.
And raised q lot Of thunder.
But love was there. I'm Glad TO say,
And brought them back to reason:
Their hands before the preacher CLASP
ed,
And marriage In due season.
Here's hoping every luck for them.
May children ten surround them:
May Cupid smile and wink as cute
As when his darts nrst found them,
The next stopping place was a
Farmer Jones. His wife waved rec
rag at me from window us l came
along the road, and, thinking she want
ed to ask mo about a money order,
got down from my cart and went in
Her old man sat at the stove toastln,
his shlns, and they both greeted m,
with smiles as I entered.
whats up| I asked as they con
tinued to smile and chuckle. +
Hist! They are UP therev' whisper
ed tue farmer as he pointed to th'
ceiling. "a.
What DO you meanTrats2" ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

We have added a 'full line OF F.
Weber & Co.'S line Of artist materials.
Globe Book Store. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

A good place to entertain your
friends-New England Tea Room.
Open Wednesday, May 22d.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

II you did not hear Esmerarda when
presented before. you SHOULD not miss
1t on Tuesday night. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

Ansco films fit any camera. Cost
less than others. Try one. Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

lie with. Both Of 'em said that 1t
woufd be us good as hundred dollars
In cash" 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

Hear Esmeralda at High school
Tuesday night. T. II
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OIL CITY, Pa,-credlt balances,
sLis. Runs, esc,es5 bbls; average.
14i,15o bhls, Shipments. 2sO,2Gs bbls,
average, 1864 bbls.
NEW YoRK-standard Oil, s5ss.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21

Artists materials, paints oils,
brushes, drawing paper and tracing
cloth at Globe Book Store, Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-21
Esmeralda Tuesday night.

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