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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-20

en-. Miss KYLE. len for her nome near
p1oths4iiie. Wednesd
81. and Mrs. 81 q stral tgiti q Mp;
Ister's Kun. were visiting 4 the home
II M. and Mrs lee snider otnear
Baxter. Monday!
Or. La Blonde, Of Montana. was us
ting his family and friends at Nc
cnrdysvfIIe, the first Of the week.
M. jas. P. Norris, Of Minister'S
Run, and Malyfn Tenant, OF Hoods
Vile, were in Fairmont Saturday on
business.
Mr. A. j. Fear. Of Fairmont. attend
ed the sale OF ]. L. Floyd Saturday.
Miss Frankenberry. of Fairmoat,
who was the guest Of Miss Opal Bal
lab. the past week, returned horle Sat
urday.
Messrs. Jas. P. Norris and family
and I. c. Michael and family spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and MIS-.
]. H. Brand.
Mr.. Jas. Matthew and family. Of
Mont,na, spent Sunday the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Barbe.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. H. Post. OF near
Baxter. were shopping in Se'rmont
Saturday.
Mrs. Theo. Moore, of Hoodss'lle.
was shopping in FaIrmont Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. S, c. Straight, OF Min,
.sters Run. attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Caroline Hogue, of Arnettsyille,
Thursday.
Mr.. ]. H. Brand. Of Hoodsvills. was
IL yairmont Saturday on business.
Some farmers on Minister'S Ron
have begun blowing preparatory for
the spring crop and much activity Is
anticipated when the weathe opens
up in earnest.
Messrs. Simeon Ammons and Homer
,'enant attended the opera in Fair
mont Friday night last.
See George with his new hal: cut.
That is what the girls all SAY when
our popular young friend, Mr.. GEO.
Morris is seen on the streets Of Hoods
Vile.
The road sale that was held at
HoodsvIlle Thursday was largely at
tended and most Of the sections OF
road were disposed of.
Mr.. Jas. w. Ballah was in Fairmont
saturday on business.
A number of Republican candidates
have been seen in our community
hustling among their friends and all
seem confident of success.
HAPPY HOURS.
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Arbor Day
Announced
ALSO BIRD DAY is SET FOR OBJ
SERVATloN BY SCHOOLS,
FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH.

The West virginia Arbor and
Bird Day Annual for 1908, with pro-
gramme, notes, and suggestions, has
been issued by State Superintendent
Thomas C. Miller, of the department
of free schools, calling upon teachers
and pupils to observe Arbor and
Bird Day on Friday. April 10th.
The annual contains about G5 print
ed pages. with 10 plates in beauti-
full colors OF the forest. birds and
West Virginia school buildings.
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Personals.

Hfessrs Clarence Prickett and Frank
Reeves. who have been attending
school at wooster, Ohio. are expected
home In a few days for two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Linn, OF Sat
terheld street, have returned from a
few days stay at Valley Falls.
MS. 3. II. Bishop, who has been
Quite sick at her home on Columbia
street, is improving.
Master Ray Lloyd, who has been
yefsy nj OF gastric fever is recovering
miss Pansy Jacobs returned We'd
nesday evening from Morgantown
where she had been nursing for sever
n weeks
4 Mrs. i. M. stcmple is sick at her
home on Columbia street.
f. Mrs. s. L. Jacobs and daughters
Dana and Sara, went to Morgantown
Thprsday afternoon for two weeks
visit with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Bennett.
Mrs. w. H. wiley, who has been
I'M at her home on State street ior
several weeks, Is slightly improved.
Mrs: A. j. Hovadder of Austin, Il
HE guest Of her daughter, Mrs. L, NJ
stemple.
MRS. Nan Morrow has returned from
4 visit with her daughter, Mrs. George
Frum, Of Morganto%n.
Mrs. Commodore Fletcher AM
daughter went to Little Falls Thurs
day to visit relatives.
Harry Mecloy was business yisi
tors at Morgantown Thursday.
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whose record 8 member ot tne
state senate and Houss q Delesetes.
and as i MEMBER 81 the guDerns lorlal
confes committee and ID various 9TH.
er Ways. ahowed such staunch work
Tor the Republican party and against
the manipulation Of the lobbyists who
represented corporations at Legislative
sessions. This sentiment Is practical,
" overwhelming throughout the coun.
" md It Is probable that Mr.. Duty as
cer.eIning 1t. felt that he should grace
fully bow to the will Of his own peo-
pie. The congressional matter is at
tracing more attention in Richie
county than any other contest, not
even excepting that for sheriff. in
which seven candidates are engaged.
It is now claimed by the friends
and supporters of Mr.. Norris that he
is certain Of the nomination at the
convention at Parkersburg April the
eighth. He already has the delega-
ton from Doddridge county and is as
certain OF that from thls county as
that the second day Of April on
which day the matter Will be de-
termfned between him and Mr..
woodward at the primary election,
rolls around. 1t is expected that he
will carry this county by majority
of three to one. with a solid and en-
thustastic delegation from Wood coun-
ty, which It Is said he Is certain to re-
ceive, all he win nave to secure will
be a few scattering votes from other
localities in order to be victorious. It
is not believed that woodward Will
have solid delegation sincerely and
strongly for him from any county in
the district, not even excepting his
own, where there was remarkable OPP
position to the resolution allowing him
to name his own delegates and bolt
ing convention, although Writ, which
instructed for him. while It has dele
gates opposed to him. may give him
unanimous support.
Mr.. Duty did not give any reasons
for his sudden departure out of an
and animated contest, ex-
cepting to say that they are per-
sonal ones. He will certainly strength
en- himself in this county by his
course. There is already talk of run
ming him for the Sttae Senate and 1t
Is believed on account Of his record on
the submission of the prohibition
amendment in the House OF Delegates.
that he would be very strong for the
nomination. !
1t is very evident the contest for
the congressional delegates in this
county. is greatly simp'iied by the
withdrawal Of Mr.. Duty. 1t will now
be a straight fight to a finish between
Morris and woodward and can have
but one result which viii! be an over
whelming victory for the former. II
Mr.. Duty had stayed in the race what
ever vote he might have gotten would
have been drawn from the former res
ideut OF the county and who stands
so high here, or it may be better TO
say that the vote against Woodward
would have been divided, although e"-
en- at that it is believed the latter
would have been third. At any rate
all is now plain sailing for Morris. The
figures in his favor will be at least
three to one and may run higher than
that. The seventeen votes OF Richie
county are certain to be his.
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j smon. chocolate, custard.

These are the three varieties OF
4ouR.PIE preparation which are
creating SO much favorable comment
everywhere. Each package it put up
according to the strictest Pure Food
Laws. 1t does not require an expert.
enced cook to make good pies from
aouR.PIE." Just the proper proper.
tions OF all ingredients are in the
package ready for your immediate use.
At grocers. 10 cents.
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Il. a PoPLE
FIRST WARD
sweet sixteen social.

The sweet sixteen Social held at
lie b. Church last evening was a
novel entertainment and was attend
81 ~ 4 good sized crowd. The pro
eran1ne was rendered by sixteen
Young girls and was quite success.
fter the programme a social hour
was spent and a menu consisting OF
sixteen different articles was served
81 the sixteen girls. The proceeds
I'M 20 to the fund for the new
church which will be built in the near
future. The Ladies' Aid society had
charge Of the entertainment.
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resulted Ii improving school srpunds
ana school snrfounding ln manf
places. but isa inGnenee has
ne home q the peple If shbws
itseit 81 improved conditions there Ha
an aecoydance with this custom
the second Frlday IN April has been
observed BY onr schools iof 4 mum.
Der OF years as Arbor nay. and I
trust that more win be accomplished
this year than over before. Let Its
influence be seen not only around
our school buildings and our coun.
try hennes but In towns and cities
as well. The streets in many Of our
towns and cities can be greatly Inn.
proved by tree-planting and proper
arrangement Of shrubbery. sug-
gest that special prominence be Civ
en- to the subject of bird study and
that on this occasion Audubon socie-
ties be organized in many Of our
schools. Our songsters are fast dis.
appearing and the youth Of this
state should be taught to love and
protect the birds. instead Of destroy
ing them"
charleston. W. Va.
March 10 1905.
ITO the school children Of West
Virginia:
"Your head.masters :-r. strte SUI
perintendent Thomas c. Miller. has
asked me to write a word about Ar
Dor Day, which IS also Bird Day and
cleaning-up Day.
I'VE ought to make war on dirt
and filth. because wise men have
found ont that disease is caused by
tiny animals, which we cannot see
with the naked eye and that these
dreadful things breed and live on
dirt and filth.
..Birds: What girl or boy who does
not love birds! Would it not be well
for each of you to learn all you can
about the birds of West Virginia;
their names, their songs and calls,
: their colors, how they build their
, nests. where they go in the winter.
and other things about them?
"Arbor Day means the same as
Tree Day If It can be done. let
every one, or number of you togeth-
err, plant tree, give It name, write
down an account of the planting,
which will tell the kind Of tree plant
ed, where planted. who they were that
planted it, and the name you gave it.
nut the tree will need care after it 10
planted. at least while 1t is young.
agree about caring for it. Arbor Day
is also a fit day to care for trees. to
see that those planted before have
needed attention Trees are living
things. though they cannot move
about from place to place, as birds
and dogs do; but trees eat. breathe
have blood, and they go to sleep and
wake up again. Trees are very use
full, Find out in how many ways trees
are useful. why are crowds OF trees
which we call forests useful: and how
may we protect our forests IRON uelhs
destroyed? am going to Washington
to meet the president and the govern
ors OF all the other States, and on the
/ 18th. 14th and 18th days Of May we
will talk about the value of forests
and how they can best be preserved.
/ shall be glad to have you write me
how you think It can best be done.
Learn about the trees of West vir-
glnla; their names and kinds their
uses, where they grow, why one kind
OF a tree grows in one place and an
other kind of tree grows in another
place. and SO forth.
| Everything that is useful is good.
and everything that is good Is useful.
"WM. NJ. o. DAWSON"
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city Hospital Notes.

Miss Louise Lynch is nursing MRS.
q B ogden, who is very Ill.
Mrs. Homer Hall is some better at
this time.
Mr.. penzel Harr, typhoid fever
patient. IS slightly improved.
Mr.. Lake is recovering from Sc
we're attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Ethel Masters will be able to
81 dismissed in few days.
Miss Belle Hutchinson was admit
led to the hospital Thursday morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-20

We're sorry If you've tried other
medicines and they failed. AS a re-
sort try HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. IT'S a simple remedy, but It's
worked wonderful results, made mil
lions well and happy. S5c. Ten or Tab
lets.-south Side Pharmacy.
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i-nd1. SAGE, rsHalt,A and
Elkina.
Ncrih Seems.
ffs,sfern Eswe3


No .. dafly IN cAnrieslcn3 $50 -
M. clay Count Hense $40 y m.'
Ar. Gassaway. 1881 .
No. /. daily. ~ Charleston. 1888 ps
For Gauley Bridge q - = ri; %: 20
a. M; 1928 y. =;
For Pt. Pleasant 1913 ps n:
For PIT. Pleasant Coiunbua and To-
ledo. 1910 a. ms j 80
chesapeake and Ohio ~.
Nv. CHARLESTON
For West $3.50 a. M. 100 q. "a.
III 90 a. M. ~ LOS y IL, y, lpip. M
For East s4:1O .. M, :s5 q ~.
l11.so a. m, lss3s p M. .t;ia y
m, 1880 p. m.
Baltimore md ohlo. 4. Il
eastern Time3
w BuRNsvII.LB
For Fleetwood 1884 a. m, R;i2 ,: a..
x5:47 p. m. rs
'Lv. ORLANDO
For Morgnntowa and Int points
!11:s5 a. "a
For Fairmont. clarksburE, Weston
!4:47 p. m.
For cIarksburg, xie:ts .. m.
Lv. sAGo
For Pfckens, 1878 a. M, l7:es p q
For Buckhannon, 1898 ., NJ, 1910
p. m.
Lv. ELLINGTON
For Grafton. sT:2Oa. m, s2:o5 p, m.
Western Maryland q. 3.
Lv ELKINs
For Cumberland. '7:55o q. M, 800
,p. m.
For Dunbin. 1900 a. M, 1895 M.
sDaily. Daily Ex Sunday. xsunday
only.
M; Clay Court House. 5:47 >. M;
Ar. Gassaway, 1880 p. m.
No. 2, daily, Lv. Gsssaway, lO:2t :.
M; Burnsville. 11:22 a. M; orians
do, 1895 a. M; Sage, -. IS p. m
Ar. E1kins. $3.50 p. m.
Train No. 2 makes connection WITH
B. and o. at Orlando, for Weston
Clarksburg and all points East
betWeeH 6SliH8tVH alo lSS-Aess Hs
eastern Time.1
south Bound.
No. 8. daily except Sunday, Az. Bel
ington. $500 p. M; Coalition, 3:ss
p. m.
No. I, daily except Sunday, AT. Belinss
ton, 11:10 a. M; coalton, $3.50 a.iin
North Bound.
No. 8, daily except Sunday, Ly. Beltne
ton, 6:15 a. M; Coalition, $40 9. M
No. 10, daily except Sunday Lv. Bel
ington. 1910 p. M; coalton. 1s2s
p. m.
conrections-ohlq Central Lines
Central Time)
Lv. CHARLESTON
Editor Hall ana DR.. Lane. heroes d
two battle fields at the court-houss
vrhursdov NIGHT ~. lsif4e
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COAL AND COKE RAILWAY co.

COAL AND COKE RAILWAY CO.
Between EIkins, sellngton, sage, Or
Iando, surnsvIIIe, eassaway Clay
c. H., GIendennln and
Charleston.
South Bound.
eastern Time.)
No. i, daily, Lv. Elkins $3.50 a. m;
sage. 9: Sc a. m; Orlando, ll:os a
M; huntsville. 1872 a. M; Ar. Gas
saway, 1890.
No. i, daily. Lv. Gassaway. 12:45 p
M; Clay c. H, 1882 p. m; Ar,
Charleston. 4:45 p. m.
No. 3, daily. Lv. Gassaway, 1900 a. m';
Clay c. H.. s:42 a. M; II. Charles,
ton, 1900 a. m.
Train No. makes connection with
B. and o. at Orlando, for clarksbprE-
Redwood and intermediate points.
COAL AND COKE RAILWAY co. s
Between Charleston, clsndennln' Clay
c. HI oassawaX surnsville, or
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C, e. social.

me Social committee met at the
FIrst M. P. Church wednesday and
made arrangements for Christian
ndeavor social which will be held
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs, carl Hall on State street,
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VIM 90 10 Mononaah.

Mrs priscilla Merriheld, who has
charge Of the w. C. t. U. contests
vii take her class OF girls to Monon-
nh next wednesday evening where a
contest Will be held. About eight or
ten girls are expected to take part in
the contest.
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HoopsvILLE AND
MINISTER'S RUN.

The health of our community is
somewhat improved. although we still
have a few cases Of humps.
The school at Hoodsyille closed on
Tuesday Of this week and the teach.
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ladies' Aid society.

= The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dia-
naond street N. e. Church met at the
church yesterday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Ms .ou r. Barnes, of East Park ave-
nue. next Thursday.
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piles Cured In TO IA Days.
PAZo OINTMENT Is guaranteed 70
cure any case of itching, Blind, Bleed
ing. or Protruding Piles in 8 to u
days or money refunded. SOC.
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Monday, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
r,anart M, 2O1. 1900 a. M; No EOS. e.eg
y. "a. Arrve, No. 200, SIS q. ui-s
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FaIrmont, Moruantown q Plttabura 1f,s
For CoNNELLSvLLE and PIrTSBuR 9
Leave, No. 1, $500 a. m; No, 3, zl:at'
a. M: No. 81 s2:iS p. m. Arrive, Nc
SO. SI:l0 D, M; no q. x1.t0 sp! M NO
4, x9:4o p. M; No. es, Mo;Se p. NJ
.. m. arrive. No. e.. xs;s5 q M.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD
RAlaRGaAD

sohodu' Etsse sMeS Sgna5y' H w. 'sg,i
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Mononuah pIvlSIon.

Mononsah Division.
For cI.ARKsBURG and WESTON. Leava.
Cfor ClarkBburE only. Arrive. No. 3
No. 2, x7:06 a M; No. 4. x4:4o p. g.
KISS a. m. (6or ClarkBburg only Ne.
8, xfi6 .. m.
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Editor Hall ana Or. Lane. heroes Of
two battle fields at the Courthouse
Thursday night.
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weRtbound

For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO. Ne. y
1924 a. :; No. n. si:so p q.
For WHEELING, No. z, 1924 q. m Ne,
IL S7:I0 a. m. QocalO; No. n, s1t1e D
N. dOoaD; No. IS, ss.oS ?. a.
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For WASHINGTON. BALTn6oKn.
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
Nc Nc .s s;aS o. = mn M tl6 SS q orasIod.
CUMBERLAND ACCOM-. No. 8, x7:0o !.
oR a. ACCOM-. No. "a. nos, !.
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sDaiiy. xDany except Sunday. lgundsy
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08
WHAT A PITIFUL VAIL!

The Evening Moon has Joined the Down and Out
club He so informed his
the District Attorneys Grand
Jury he fell down on the assertion
that Mr. McCarran had supplied
the actions that there was
leak among the members inquisiora body
In editorial law branson
Tar as this papers interest in the
to let the people know carrying desperate fights
and being deserted fights The Godhed af
fair is not the
This is awful editorials those
OF the Moon have been ignored What
y. FIRST eanson was on the side of the miners and they
ignored him Then he operators and that
dn get MN anything Then he jumped
rhe miners.
Not to back enough we recall an editorial
' January 2S asking the
the foo
high said the editor somebody stand in
get them owered satisfied with the
that pay and they were satisfied a. The
increase of the receipts proved had
properties developed and more mines made
good in the improvements in every direction
IF the people will help" had now:
otherwise never"
The people wouldn't hpso another desper-
a nght lost another deserton by the benefc
ne state Ponce was all right January oath
oa SO stated But fight
lost This man of the Moon terrible
son. always getting of t
There the Moon of January oath IN
the first
s72 and that the assessor took mon
himself to raise them $117 Then
the county commissioners property were raised
further to $17S"
license strange And he also contributes
to the support OF the public library
" lo when ne gets no sewage little or no sanitation There
must be mistake those Moon
editorials and there ought
the sadues things that has happened the fate of
which he had from opposite street
cost of twenty-five dollars The passing
Noon has been piless ignored But
never mind dear there better
that is better be
Take our tip and it.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08
HUSBAND IN HIS
SLEEP BEATS wife

SEATTLE. WASH, Feb 7.-"My
husband has always been hearty
eater just before retiring. and it has
been a frequent occurrence for him
to dream something bad about me
and then beat me in his Sleep, said
Mrs. Rosa Westerheits to Superior
Judge Frater this morning while tes-
tifying in behalf of her application
for divorce from Herman Wester-
heits. The Westerheits have been in
court before, but the first time the
woman's lawyer brought about a rec
onciliation by inducing the husband
to sign pledge not to drink, smoke,
go downtown nights or eat before
going to bed. Evidently the husband
has not kept his pledges, for the wo-
man told the Judge sthat she is in
danger of bodily harm and the di-
vorce was granted.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08
GUILTY
BANKER COLLAPSES

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb found
guilty of exhibiting deadly weapon
in a rude and threatening manner
to depositor, l.. Posnanski, who
had lost his all in the defunct insti-
tuition. r. E. Ragland, president of
the wrecked Citizens State Bank,
collapsed in Police Judge Conlon's
court today. Friends in the court
room assisted the stricken man from
the witness chair and carried him to
the Judges chambers. There a ply
stefan was called and after short
time the convicted bank official was
able to take a carriage to his home.
Judge Conlon will pronounce sen
tence tomorrow afternoon if Rag
land is able to be in court Mean
while he will remain at liberty on
his original bail bond
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08
RAILROADS under
HEAVIER EXPENSE

NEW YORK, Feb. THE Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific state
ments for December and the last six
months show marked increases in 3D.
Grating expenses. The Southern Pa
cific's expenses last December were
$S02,72S greater than in December.
1906, and in the last six months OF
1907 were greater by $10,245,7SS
than in the same period of 1906. The
Union Pacific's statement shows an
increase of s414,227 in expenses for
December, and a total increase of
S., 3S2,S76 for six months.
Although the gross receipts of
each road were many millions more
in the last six months of 1907 than
in the last half of 1906, the net re-
ceipts are shown to be less because
of the heavily increased expenses.
The officials of the Hartman system
say the increase is accounted for in
part by the reconstruction of the
roadbed in number of the Western
States where there were unusually
heavy floods early in 1907, partly by
the higher cost of fuel, cross ties and
labor, and partly by changes in
keeping railroad accounts necessita-
ted by the Interstate Commerce Com
missions new regulations.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08
EDITORIAL COMMENT
WHERE THE SCOOP" CAME FROM

The scoop of the Daily regard the
monins of T. b. Hickey former president
and Trust Company Cashier r. Exam
iner Miller by the Nye County jury
red some quarters There has
been uncalled for criticism Attorneys Office
also on the members of the Jury.
The Daily Bonanza wishes n regard that
neither District Attorney McCarran, any the
Grand Jury this Office any tip any suggestion
whatever about the regard source the
information, the friends bank, making
much about nothing if really
ing the real facts, must look their
where the tip
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08
RAILROAD ROBBER
GETS LONG Term
(By Associated Press. J

BOULDER, Mont, Feb. Geo.
Hastings, who Yesterday pleaded
guilty to second degree murder in
connection with the holdup of the
North Coast limited on the Northern
Pacific and the murder of Engineer
Frank Glow in May, 1906, was today
sentenced to eighty-one years in the
penitentiary. Hastings is 30 years
of age.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08

nces Laxative Cough syrup for
coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough grows Ia favor daily Mothers
should keep ll CA hand Zoe children,
Il Is prompt relief ta Group It h
gently laxative, drlylag the poison
and phlegm from the system, II gives
immediate Fellet Guaranteed sald
by ronopah Drug Co
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08
ROBBERS TAP
petroleum CARS
(By Associated Press. ,

TiFl.IS. Feb, = The State treas
ury has suffered loss of 600. 600
gallons Of petroleum through sys.
iematic robbery at tank ears on the
Trans-Caucausiau railways. with tho
eonnivanee nj employees The cars
were tapped between way stations,
barrels allied earted ava, aud solid
az Yelaayethol.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08
NOTICE.

Rawhide is booming. Town lots
are rapidly increasing in value.
Those in the Zeb Kendall Addition
being especially attractive. For
prices, terms, etc, see Homer J. KA
dali, or address P. o. Box 1922, TofW
pah, New. 2-7 27t