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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Stabbing Afray
 Results Fatally

Jose Moreno, alias Quesero, stab bed and instantly killed Jesus Escal- ante Sunday night at Nacozari, ac- cording to a dispatch received in this city yesterday. Moreno made good his escape immediately after the kill ing and is now supposed to be on his way toward the American line.
 Details of the fatal af-ray are lacking save that both men were drunk at the time. Moreno worked in this city for some time and is well known among the Mexicans of Doug las and Agua Prieta. IL is thought that he will try to come across the line here. If so he will probably be apprehended.
 Escalante is not known in Doug las so far as can be ascertained. Mo reno is a family man. his wife and children. beside other relatives living In Bisbee. fl} -Uougias Dispatch
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
TO FORECLOSE BONDS
 OF IMPERIAL co.
Receiver Appointed for Well Known Arizona Mining Company on
 $2,OO0.OOO Bond Issue
Lc.M. co.0NE OF THE SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES

of unsecured creditors may institute proceedings in bankruptcy.
 Since the Imperial Company is 6 subsidiary company of the Develop ment Go of America, and in same re. lstion to the parent company ss the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co, also with a bonded issue of over s. 000,0C0. it is not known if similar pro. ceedings are contemplated here or not The miners lien judgment is claimed to have priority right and would mt be effected by any suits. The sherff sale of the lien judgment on the T. c. NJ. Go. will be held on the 18th inst.
 Another phaze of the financial diff cuities of the Development Co and affiliated companies was had in New York On June 18th, when two lots of bonds and notes of these companies footing several m llion dollars, were sold at public auction, bringing 6 small fraction of the face value. The two lots, according to published re- port brought sl25 900. Tn the list was s25O,COO bonds, l00,0 900 shares and Fl. .500,000 demand potes of the I. c. NJ. Co.
 Efforts are being made to save a financial crash and it is hoped the affairs of the various companies, who own valuable Arizona holdings, may be adjusted satisfactorily and re.ump- .ion of work follow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
ARIZONA NEWS
 OF INTEREST
Newsy Notes From All Over Arizona Carefully Condensed for The
 Prospector Readers

of South Sixth avenue and Lincoln street, went to pieces, leaving a Mex. ican family to welter in the rain.
 K rke T Moore, territorial superin- tendeDt of public instruction, left Saturday night for a ten days visit to Berkeley, Cal, where seven deaf and dumb children Of Arizons are being taught and cared for in Berkeley school, He will renew the contract for teaching them another year, at 6 cls, to the territory of s300 per child NIT. Moore believes that if Arizona had territorial school for deaf and dumb children, at least thirty chil- dren SO afflicted world be enrolled.
 Jeff Short, a brother of Deputy Sheriff Luke Short and himself 6 :es.dec. .! Tucson .oG some months, has just been appointed constable of Benson. He takes the place made vacant by the death of Constable Frank Trssk, who was recently shot and killed at night in the Benson railroad yards.
 Martin Hickson, a we'll known min ing nan from Huepsc, states that the railroad now under construction from Prestas to Ures IS being rushed by the contractors and will he finished ly September 1. This Is tine road for which the Banco de Sonora holds con- sessions. 1t is not certain what in terests the bank represents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
PROMINENT
 ATT0RN NEY
 VISITS COCHlSE

" J Hunssker, the prominent at torney of Los Angeles, arrived in Douglas this week to visi, his sister. Mrs. w o Abbott, who is dan gerously i'll at the hospital of Drs. Armstrong and Vannerman. in Douglas. He is son of Dan Hunssker, the well known pioneer Of this county. Father and son left yesterday morning in an automobile for the Hnrssker ranch in Rucker canyon, expecting 10 return to the smelter city this evening Attorney Hansak"- was . partner .! Ben Goodrich when he resided in Los Angeles many yesrs ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Returns to
 Former Home

SOUTHLAND, July 3.-P. B. Soto, who has been in charge of the store of the Southwestern Mercantile com pany nearly two years and in charge of C. NJ. Renaud's store for the last nine months, leaves today for Will COX. his former home. W. A. Bates, for two years bookkeeper at the store, will succeed Mir. Soto as manager and W. l.. Milan will assume the management of the store of the Southwestern Mercantile Company, where he has been employed since the summer of 1909.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Ed Hicks. who for several montb be past has hsen employed in the clerk's office in the capacity of deputy, hss accepted position on the clerical force of the Copper Queen ConsOlidat- ed Mining conpany at Blsbee. where he will be located in the future.
 Jchn Rock and wife made d trip to the Rock ranch on the Bsrbacomari yesterday, returning ID the evening. The trip was made via auto, ~ith Percy BowdeD at the helm.
 "DJc" Klingensmith, the we'll known railroad man from Douglas, is in the county seat today on 8 brief vieit
 The To1lbstone city council will meet this evening in regular monthly session Only routine business will be transacted.
 Jeif Short has been appointed constable at Benson by the board of supervisors. the position having been made vacant by the death of Frank rrssk.
 George Wales and wife have left for Colorado Springs. Colorado. where they will make their future home. They take with them the best wishes of their many Tombstone friends, who regret their departure from our midst.
 Miss Nora Reed left this morning for Fsirbsnk ,o visit relatives for few days.
 Tombstone'. contingent of excur. sionists who participated in the Fonrth Of July celebrations at Bisbee, Ben son and Douglas, returned home on today's trans, and everyone, without exception, report a most en- joyable time at the various places.
 Mrs. Mary Smith is a Tom mbstoae visitor for several days from Bakers field, California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
ADVERTISED LETTERS,
UacalIed at the Tombstone Postoffice
 For the Past Week

The following IS A list Of letters r ,nsjning in the general delivery at tn r0mbstone postofhce for the wee e ding Juui. 2. 1911. Martinez. LID HernaDez. Ysahell High~ater, MrsJE Lopez, Maria Martinez, G smith, Pearl Wilson RC Weeks, Mrs A H When calling tor above letters, say advertised giving date of sdver ti cement.
 FRANCIS D. CRABLE
 Postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

and musical program ir the forenoon jricy harbecued meat dinner at noon in the afternoon long program of sports consisting of horse races, tronco busting, baseball, etc The snsppy game of baseball was played betseen Bsn-on and Wilcox, the former winning hy score of II 10 8. In the evening the gala day ended with s grand ball given by the Benson Fire Department The dance was largely attended and we'll managed by the committee in charge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

The Imperial Copper Go, at Silver Bell has been placed in the hsHds of a receiver pending hearing of case to foreclo.e 6 bond issue of S2,CO0,0O0 and defaulting payments on interest amounting to SllO,000.
 NJ P Freeman of Tucson. has been appointed receiver and his bond fixed at S35 LOO which was given
 The case wss filed at Tucson by El. linwocd & Ros. for the Bankers Trust Co of New York. According to the Tucson papers it is reported nun Der
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
RECORDS
 IN DRILLING
 CONTEST Double Handed DriIIers Reach 36 1-2

At the drilling contest at Bisbee yesterday the following records were made by the prize winners:
 Double handed drilling contest Isck NcGci:e aad Harry Lyons, :iTs; prize s200. 36a inches; s McDonsld and John Scott, second prize SIO0 B! inches.
 Single handed contest, seven entrif 2 First prize oi siO0 was captur.d by c NJ Malcolm with record of r l s inches; Second prize of S5D went tu W Clesvelsnd wish l5 1-S inches =
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
CHAMBERLAM'S Cough Remedy
Cures Coughs, Colds, Group, Grip
 and Whooping Cough.

We are pleased 10 inform our readers that Chamberlain COugh Remedy does not contain narcotics of any kind This makes it the safest and best for children
 Itmakes no difference when you caught that cold. you have it and want to get nd of it quickly Take Chamberlain g Cough Remedy.
 Ii won't do 10 fool with bad cold. No one can tell what tI-s end will be Pneumonia, cstarrh. chronic bronchitis and consumption invariably result from a neglected cold. As cure for cougns and colds nothing can corNpsre with Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Sold ". ~s where at 2Jc. 5Oc and sl .Oo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Governor Paroles
 Innocent Convict

PHOENIX, AriE, July 3.-The Morning Sun" a democratic daily, begins publication tomorrow under the editorship of Sam Small.
 Governor Sloan today paroled liar " Jose, convicted of killing Rex Chi- quita, an Indian. near Globe a year ago.
 Frank Owen has confessed that Chiquita was killed by Virgil Hayes now under arrest, in defense Of Owens life, during quarrel with the Indian.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
Marriage
 Licensed Issued

Since the first oi the month five licenses to wed have been issued. The following were granted this morning:
 Howard Fay Dillman of Courtlsnd Co wed Alta Caroline McGinnis of Winfield, Kansas.
 Hilariu Cruz to wed Clemilia NJ Mungela both of G leeson.
 Francisco Carillo to wed Marie Lopez, both of Gleeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Bisbee i. having A two day celebrs. tion and many Tonbstonites are m attendance. Governor Slosn deliver ed an able address yesterday morning. The feature of the big event was an exhibitions drill by the Sixth Cavslry. The biz do'ns' siIl close ID the big copper camp tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Hens lay more eggs fl they hove g change of foode. The prepared Cotton Egg Food is a m.xture of grains, seeds and other egg pr ducIug ingredients. Telephone Ed. H. Reeves Coal and Feed Store, and he will send you s sack. Chick food for Lit 2 Chicks.
 SlO
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
i,sep iour Bowels Strong.

Constipation CT diarrhea Wse' our bowels ai out of O. Ter Gas 7-e,s Candy C.tnartic sill max ile5n act natural. Gennine tabler, .amped C. C. C. Never sold q iiE. All druggists. 'oc
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Those Tombstonites who returned today from Douglas state that the shelter city lad 8 glorious celebra- tioD yesterday. Attorney Hayes Of Wilcox was the orator of the day, and an interesting progrsm ol sports were pulled of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
ARIZONA CITY
 COOLEST IN
 ENTIRE U. s.

The weather reports from all over the United States showed that the Fourth of July was a record breaker for sizzling hot weather, many eastern cities showing over loo degrees and scores Of deaths recorded from the ex. cessive heat Out of the long list of records published, it was shUwu tina, the coolest place iL the | s was at Flsgstsf Arizons, with & tempera- ture of fl degrees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

While It is often impossible to pre- vent an accident, it is never impos- sible to be prepared-it is not beyond any ones purse. Invest D cents in . bottle of Cbamberlsin's Liniment and your are prepared for sprsins bruises and like injuries, ld by all dealers
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
-Four | Naco 1 Cases Smallpox Case s Develop at Bor-
 der Town ONE PATIENT ESCAPES The Disease Originates Across the Line and
 Spreads To Ari-
 zona Side

Four cases of smallpox are reported rom Nsco, three cases being on the Mexico side Of the line. The little daughter of F. P Els IS reported to have contracted the disease but is rot regarded ss serious. A Mexican with the disease has disappesrsd and has not been located
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

FCR RENT-Cottsge 3 rooms furnished for housekeeping. Apply M" PROTECTOR office. tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

The county toaid of equal zatio D tss taken sn adjournment until Monday, July 10.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

-.frszs- Y.ur -5nwrs- sss'c Gay v~br-t. ,s-r-v .Cstha.tic- cure cols-!rrt.c1 -5-eys
 -- t-T q. - fasf frIirglets rsfU1o -sC7 7il
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

Don't worryYou'I' come,in an q under this constitution. l'lI make a fight for t."---Theodore Roosevelt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

FOR SALE CHEAP-A No. 1 Smith Premier typewriter nearly ss good az new, Apply "K" PRcsPEcroR office. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09

ChamhefIain'S Cough Remedy
 Cure. ~'i,'- snS ''-h,-~'no
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

4gltt VI u * - r. ~ lc
The sItuat on aYes him enough e
think about ne forgot 10 Remember
Emily, q ~ 70 rerhemher that he
had exploited remember her and be
mlaerabie Sic rested III the back
ground Oh memory q faint blur,
brushed oil 81 EXIST lee by d grinning
yea oiderision 4 y.
He lepFped tosset his teeth and grin
baclS and n tlie end be found ihislun.
welcome tlnction a1i advantage. 1t
might moi be comfortable to be recog.
nized and pointed out In every new
class tended as The learned wood.
chonpelS bnt al least he was recog.
nized Nc pfofe ssor forgot his name
Of iumblea 10 and down the class-list
trying to place him. And. the fact
that he sas older than the majority
Of me eIasss sdded To- the incanny
Greek dlsttnction, gave him an as.
Whel II was known that he was
woflsing Ills wa through college mum,
beFiess opportunities sprang up. The
faculty gave him stutofing and secre.
taFg WORK to- DO. Tie student body,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

put him 1.-THE football team. Emilys
image grew SO faint that Cupid must
have grung his infant hands in de-
gspalr
The four years went by with llndlg.
ssnfled haste. Richard was conscious
ot leaving undone half that he meant
10 do. He groaned9in spirit over vast
tracts Of literatureo which he knew
not even the name-that he could got
no time to explore. Nevertheless, he
found himself, at the end of the
scourse taking honors in English. He
gasped a little. Then he hunted up
the professor Of English and laid be-
lore him his secret desires
Want to be a Journalistic" said the
professor with a smile. II thought It
was Greek"
Richard made hasty gesture
s'silsyert.
me professor laughed out. He was
% trim slight man. Had enough in
college?9
Richard nodded.
The professor drnmmed with his
fingers on the table for moment.
3sIIad you thought of.trying for a col.
tiege position English assistant, Or
s6nethihg?. He watched Richards
Siace.
y sIt5a1shed a little. II want some.
Thing tlat will take me into life. I've
never known anything but the woods
and this
Tie professor WINGED little. WELL
journalism will take you into life, all
sright He remained thoughtful
moment Have you ever done any.
hing at II r.
done the college news for two.
papsfs and sent specials now and
ttt that stands for nothing
Ternap N
'TEwitl DO more tor you than 4 can
sfid tie prot lessor. He had drawn u
BheeE 81 paper towards him, eHow.
woulg yon lilse J.
YOU III sht VEN have pIents ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18
FARMERS 10 AeRl c ~ RE-
DEP AR1AIENT: ESQ
-.

y IL
We, tae faGpaess II Paw Paw dis
trict feels; very much Interested con
cerning the move the agriculture ds
pastment Is making and the manner
inwhis6 tAey are going at thetr work II
and the kind Of men they have work (
ing forthsm, also the season, Or time
Qfyear they are trying to compel the
farmers to- trim their trees: Is dog
days the time to trim fruit trees ~
the Agriculture Department responsii
Ible for the trees that would die from
trimming in August, Of must the farm
Or loose them? I,
4 Now IL the Agrtcultire Department
would send out men Of ability to ex;
anime our orchards, and who could
and woald5sho3 the farmers what and
where San Jose scale was and how
to treat the same, then It would belct
some benefit to the farmers; and we
would gladly do our best to destroy
The scale: But they have put ;ociql t3
men who does not know fly from g
bumblebee and are going around and
telling the farmers that their orchards
are all right and In good health, but
they say we will write and tell you
what,to do when we get back to town
or, lin college,.
II they would 80 tofthe trees and
examine them and mark the trees.
that needed spraying but no they did
not go within rod Of any Of our
trees. How could you call that Al
thorough examinationg And 4 vel
don't trim until the proper season
how can the States Attorney call that
4 misdsmeanor? We would like for
the states Attorney 70 publish the
law on what Is the duty OF the Agrl'|
culture Department and farmer.
I We think the farmer has enough
burden TO bear this season, without
being Iotherod with some green:horn
students. s5,i3sI
N ] would liiSo to5hear from some oths|
er farmers on how their trees were
examined. AIAlgR'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

snow tnem alrecrly TO the stuulo.
Eyes, Miss Gordon" returned the
boy.
Third, please" said Derlng. His
newspaper life was teaching him to
think and act quickly. He must give
her time to get at work. Ile stepped
out at the third floor and the door
was slammed behind him.
He could spend half an hour looking
over the things on this floor 1t would
all work in some time-if he were pro
NOTED, as he hoped to be. His posi-
ton at present included variety of
work. He was liable to be called on
to write a column on any subject
from bacteria and the lake water. to
art and It's outlook in Chicago. His
column today was "The Private
Studios Connected with the Art Insti.
tute." =. -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

mo wine you're about 1t. z 1.hear. they
hustle things out there. You won't
think you're III the woods or in coli
slege. ne had taken up hisspeii. n
have 4 friend on one Of the dailies. TN
drop him line. = III
'Tfa6k ynu, sir. Richard;stood up
10 go.
The professor held out Ms hand.
That's all right Bring around some
OF the letters you've done on the col
lege. They'llhelp you more than any
thing can say. Ill put them in when.
! write.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18
cAApTER lx.

She was dressed in long cloak,
gTayfsh-brown, with gray hat and veil
Fer tall figure doomed dusk1ly In the
back Of the elevator. She was speak
ing 10 the elevator boy, who stood
with his hand on the rope and sdd.to
the door as Derring entered.
This is my reception afternoon
Fam. If visitors ask for me you can
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

NI|"NNI
text 70 Jews Nho. faudtr The iustrue
tion Of de INV given by Noses. had
learned sof Dlrine Righteousness and
tie Divine requlrements Of 40 those
WHO would come mo harmeny With
Him They beBeyed ID Goa. They
4 ed tfls iii Irhey were de-
sitine 20 IL ile: tlle5 lad llesfll
i III Jesus; they tlsi 4 Travelled VII 3 Him
4 ds ms disciples ii senetstl way
\ tiiey believed la fIinis 10 Is l.Irge de-
! nee they az opted Him 81 Tie prom.
4 ised Messiah aud yes they enrlsl e
Tfdietlt Is is eicise N fti1eSs Sf filth.
! isrobat,ly there nte Inany iIf this game
StfItude X mind fotia 4 me ID fills
audience and some ia 'flie large; audi
! 4ef,ce az millions whith aillsBe reached
Igby this sermon In the publ press.
| yoadid nike 10 bear home upon the
hearts 81 these the sery3 Message that
4 ssstiis 4raye 10 those WHO IIieard HIS
| voice: .iIiat not your hedTt be troubled:
10 ihelfeyel Al God believe II u u
Hear Hitis saving Is u.s. tcdiy. You
aiready 4 lellsfa In lie slFea q ana Els
Justiee. Foli already haysthe feyer-
ential fears YOU already desire to
draw near9tp ldd: 81 feuss EissSe slles'l ~
that He .illes sent tlts son INTO ;lile
world. aoi have heard tpat TINS Y +
manifestation Of His lcysEalid sym I'm
patty eryoui You have stle9rd that lil
while you are. condemned az ilmpefIees
as sinners, as unworthy of.efefnal lie,
Divine provision has been made Tor
your recovery, Through ire RedeemeE
AS you believe IN me ny t9ef = = nstlss
which condemned sou md which Just
! " holds istsailee from HIM
as uhwotttty ct 70 now pc.
IieSe also IN Afe. Relieve tiuts the
Father hath sent fe, Aseye That At
Is His st6f for el hat iilf6nl pied the
sending, Beliey bat BIS Love Is as
strong as Bis. Justice Believe that
His Justice and Love Will cooperate
for your. sternal comfort and blessing,
II you willlaecept the Divine terms.
Losi6u our Heart Troubles.
The Father knows your heart trou.
bles IA wishes the burden "a be
there tntil Won shall appreciate its
weicht-untfl YOU shall be, ready to
e,y "a him TINT YOU arc siu.sick.
Sssorv +ranbled and aboyeiall hunger.
ing md tblrstinc for righteousness and
.des,rine, RECOMMENDATION to Him y the
smile ~ HIs, Face. He has NOT waited
for ali Of this to- take plaee before
malinp nroyisIona for YOU BE has an.
ticinate,i Your needs. your .longings.
yonrs necessities 3He has already pro-
yiaed RIO I,eaeemer, who is Mighty to
sara TfiDIyine justice Is exacting to
tha Inst degree believe that Divine
rove as represented in the Redeem.
or sent Of God. is'equaIly exhaustiess,
honndless-- fficient for all your needs.
RI Won Min accept of this. the Divine
announcement through Christ, your,
heart troubles may Be at an end. You
WIN sian have troubles In the fesh.l
weaknesses. aches md pains, but your
shenrt will5be joyfni and happy in q,
Fellowship Divine with the Father,
through the son. <
a 81; d. Z gp....
now w . s !, ,s w 'b Sa - f.od
a.: ssys t:. ~ M ~ Hon "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18
EI7K yFIIIE5|Es I3EsY1NN|
|!Il|FIf'.l.'..EEE|a||g.|.1I'..II|lI.IN

1f5lc Z. ~ v ,i No isl
Child Mother. where Dc. autoists
60 when they go on a Soy ride?
Mother-Most Of them go to the
hospital, my, dear. Judge.
Z Figg AS a talker, Browns wife IS
certainly q wonder
Fogg Right you are! Wonders
never cease Roston Transcript.
Burglar Don't shoot me, sir. I.
Householder On one condition, that
you tell me how you got in without
waking my wife.-Pcle Mele.
Stranger Ito Mrs. Rooney What
YOU have, ma'aml
Mrs. Hogan tfrom the floor above
sPhals that slob ssellln, Mrs. Room.
ey?- Puck. ssss y;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18
MMctls lNgLiTIIsEEI

~ itilfs ~ ~ - &C.,
Australians sim lead ths world as
tea drinkers
The children Of Japan ore trained
las aInbidextsrs, using beth hands
equally well.
The Chinese product goldfish two
feet In length.
According 10 a German expert Amer
lean woman 10 not know how 70 pose
before q camera.
The first quarantine WAS esfnblish-
ed in Venice In l III
The peak Or sTenefiif tlifows a So
mile shadow, across tie water.
sixty tons Of water month ara
needed TO produce an aereaoi wheat.
Australia and Argentina lead tho
world In the number of horses and
cattle. a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

Brother Bard eety wasn't able 10
come 70 church last sundas He had
caught a cold
yes, and Il settled III lllsjeet. That
was our day for taKIiig up The mia.
.sionaTy collection chieaeo 4 rtbune'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

Eyes. / know, lie replied eand 1
shall never cease TO long tor those
dear lost days Chicago Record.
Herald. 4 I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

Z: stYou used 10 Sd she complained,
that YOU copnted lhat day lost when
you did not hear tlle sodnd OF my
voice
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

AUSTRALIANS sin lead tle world as
tea drinkers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

The Chinese product goldhsh two
feet In length.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

The first qliaratl tire s nblisn-
ed in Venice In II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

The peak 81 Tenerifi ttfows a so
mile shadowacross Tie water
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

lion given through.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18

Aeontfaet has 81 en- signed Win me
apnicipaliiy 81 sao AUTO Tor tlIe eoni
strue lon difcnlai failRay in he
siiatfIct oilihc capital 81 mat state