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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-24
MEN BATHERs SHOCK
0RIENTAL'S GUESTS
Phone Appeal Brings Coney Police.
man, Who Arrests Swimmers
Near Hotel.

. NEW YORK, July 23.-"IIcllo! Is
tllat;thc Coney Island police station?
1t is? We'll. this is the Oriental Ho-
tel. Send some policemen down here
us fast as you Gun. Hurry up.
What's the matter? Why, some
men are bathing off Oriental Point
Beach. Why shouldn't they battle?
You como here and see for yourself.
Our guests are shocked. Send some
police, please"
In answer to this appeal by pho =
I'atrolman Flanagan was sent to In.
hotel and a short distance away saw
three men splashing about in the wa
ter. The men were sans bathing
suits. The patrolman told them to
come out OF the water.
"Wly2" asked one Of the men.
because you are shocking the peo-
pie at5the hotel" replied Flanagan.
.Tetl 'eni to look the other way
laughed the man.
After time tho men were persuad-
cd To come out 81 the water. They
put oh thdir clothes and were taken
to ting Coney Island police station,
where they were locked up charged
with disorderly conduct.
TlieySsaih they were Frank Mario,
Of No. i55 Ralph avenue, John Penay,
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No. 1887 Putnam avenue and Charles
rroscia, No. 476 Madison street,
Brooklyn.
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Games Today.
No games scheduled.
Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Detroit, L; New York, l. Called /
.igllt, rain.
Chicago. 3; Washington, s.
Cleveland, 2: Philadelphia, ..
Other games postponed, rain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-24
Boston Braves
Blank Pirates
BEANEATERs SHOWS SUPERIOR.
ITY OVER THE PITTSBURGH
AGGREGATION.

PITTSBURGH, July "a. The
Boston Braves again SHUT out the Pr
rates . to 0 yesterday. Both Tyler
and Cooper pitched good ball, but
Tyler received better support. Stu
giles by Dugey and Gather and a
double steal scored Boston's FIRST
run. In the fifth Whaling singled,
M;owrey and Viox made errors and
Kafora sacrificed. The score:
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ENGINEER KILLED.
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
REDBANK, Pa. July 23.--Johr
Mcmillan. engineer of Driftwood, Pa.
was killed and two other train men
Seriously injured today when passcn.
ger train 276 on the low grade divi.
sion of the Pennsylvania railroad
left the tract at Shannon, near here.
Passengers were shaken and cut by
flying glass but none were danger.
ously hurt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-24
SECURITIES R1TI.
REPORTED FAv0RABLY
BY ASSOCIATED PREss.1

BY ASSOCIATED PRgss.1
WASHINGTON, d. G., July 20. -
Spurred on by the Democratic eau
Gus Which has ordered "hurrying
~ Of legislation. the senate inter-
state, comcmrce committee today fla
yorably reported the railroad secur-
I'.-.t.hi. 44iu complete administra.
tion trust program is now before tic
senate.
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Total .......... q u l. Z
"Rattcd for Toothman In It'll.
HHBattcd for Billingham in StA.
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When a man isn't a hero to his
wife, and his wife isn't a saint 10
him, somehow or other they manage
to get along and keep out Of the di-
yotee court records.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-24
Miners Won
From Knights
IT WAS A SLOW AND LOOSE GAME
PLAYED AT THE SOUTH
SIDE PARK.

The Fairmont Mining Machinery
company team took last evenings
game from the Knights OF Columbus
by the score OF II G. Score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-24

Time of game, 1885. Umpircs, Bloom
and Sine.
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Games Today.
No games scheduled.
Standing CT the Clubs.

49,
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Two-basc hits. Ridgcly. Barnes.
Rase on balls. OF Aultman, 2; OF
Brown. /. Struck out, by Aultman,
3; by Brown. 9. Left on bases. F. NJ.
NJ. Co.. s: X. of C. 3. First On err
rors. +. N. NJ. Co., s; X. OF c., /.
Double plays. RIdgely. unassisted.
Passed balls, Byrnes. .. Stolen bases,
MaJot 2, Strickler. wayman. Flaher-
~, Byrncs, Peters. Sacrifice hits,
Toothman. Hit by pitcher, Peters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. Is; Cincinnati, 4.
Brooklyn, q; st. Louis, a.
Philadelphia, 81; Chicago, 16.
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was returned. For some months he and the girl had been considering the s,uestion of running away i"I"ther and desertins the mother and wife.
 The intimacy between Higgins and his step daughter was not kept iron, Ihe iatters mother and there were seveiall "scenes" which the murderer suys We're caused by th mothers jr.l- cusy.
 Higgins wife at last threatened l." Inform the police of his attentions to her daughter and to have the girl S.ni Io an institution if the tw" dlh i.", discontinue their actions.
 After this threat which Higgins be- heved the woman would carry out he began to plan some way of getting clear of his wife and marrying his stop daughter.
 He could think of no better Way out ot the delemma than by killing the woman who was in the way and he co,.fesses that having trst obtained ,,.,- girls promise to marry hin If he was ire. from her mother. ho then smothered his wife in her bed and buried the body in the hack lot.
 The girl in tho case ls being cnr"d for by friends and will be placed in nn institution after the trial at which she will he Il witness for the prosecn- ton. It is admitted that she had m knowledge of Higgins plans to murder lcr mother but had simply promised tn go away with him.
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dents yacht. trailed along in their wake. tn board the Mayhower were Secretary of the Navy Daniels and party of friends from Washington.
 In spite M the heavy sea running th. ships of the divlaoion ran over the prescribed course frinK all guns at tke moving targets. The little yacht lcpt we'll insiiorr from the battlcehips bu, through their glasses the secre- tary's party could watch the rythm.c fall of the twelve and eight inch shells as they dropped about the moving target.
 After the days practice was com lieted the battleships and the yacht returned to the inner harbor and to- night the secretary is swing a dinner to the admiral and captains of the division.
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TURKISH BRlGANDS KILL
 AMERICAN CHILDREN

aud children connected with the mis- sionary college have been allowed to leave the grounds of the institution. uy ss no action was taken by the Turkish authorities to apprehend and bring to trial the perpetrators of the outrage on the family of Hochstader, and as there are. persistaRt threats made against the missionaries tho consul has asked that a ship be sent t. Beirut In order that protection may b" furnished 10 the Americans.
 lf the feeling against the mission ares spreads and the Turkish handfs who infest the hills around Suedi, be come effected with the popular feel against Americans fears are express ed for the mission near that plac" which is isolated and is in charge of one man who has his wife and chii- dren with him and one other woma I, teacher.
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because of some speculation in rugs made by the oficer and the American was threatened with death if he did not leave the country.
 Relying on his American citizenship Hochstader paid no attention |" the threats against his life. but he ob- tained permission 10 send his wife and children to reside at the American ct llegc. where he thought they would bc out of reach of harm.
 The children disappeared nhout Il week ago and two days ago their hsdies were found near the old Roman ;uiu..luct beyond the city. The throats of tlle children had been cut and their bodies thrown over the stone rail of ih. bridge.
 When the American consul WAS in formed uf this went L" the Vali or governor of the province md lodged a complaint. That official could give ,he consul no sa tisfartIon and inform c,l him that the Americans should take better care of their children.
 since that time none of the women
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CHARGED SOLDIERS
 CROSSED LINE

In contradiction to the statements of the Mexicons the soldiers who are now under arrest claim that while they were on duty patroliing the bor- der they were fired on by g1'ng "f Mexicans and that they rode after th-se men thinking that they were or the American side of the line. The soldiers claim that they were at no time within a mile of the town of San Elizaria and that they did not even draw their weapons. much less fir" ni the Mexicans
 There has bern a good drai of trouble with smugglers along tl'" h"r ter near hero and il may he that the AIcxi,uns wh" rnticcd the patrol over the line were merely a'iinG othcrf who were attempting to get goods Ccross.
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JAPANESE TROOPS ARE
 cARRISonIne CHINA

comes that Japan is preparing to an neA . considerable portion cs the former Chinese empire. The little country simply must have more land in order to provide for her surplus and 1t is believed that this r;"vement of Jap soldiers is prelim- inc ry to a dec'AratioE M snne taG ..'; cf a large slice of Chinu.
 The same report from Russo inn roatee that tha: country vic 's ihS ;.Cgressiveness on the part ot JHu.,n as an unfriendly act and not In ar. :. Tdanse ith the understanding b. ,ween that country and JApa.. .n., ta mates that the Russian f".c', ,,r .'hinese border will at oncn re greatly increased.
 The foreign ofY,ce here considers :h. p". r, state of affairs In Ca,a' so C, Iticai and the possibility of new break between Japan and Russia sc imminent that the admiralty has been requested to at once greatly augment feet in Oriental waters. Orders have also been issued directing several rex iments of native troops to hold them. selves in readiness for immediate or ders to service In China.
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 FL PASO. Jan. 20-The charge Is p,Ge by NJ xic,hs of San r izarin that last ratrrday ten American sol. idcrs of t.r second cavalry crossed the interna, i"rrl line and thnt in quarrel wn"e :me Mexicans "f the town over tbe Americans attentions to some of the young women that the soldiers shot up the place. No deaths resulted from the shooting and the American soldiers mounted their horses and rode away after driving all of the Mexlcans into their houses.
 These charges are bein: investigat r,i ny the ofsicers In command "f the border patrol stationed opposite San Elizaria and if 1t is found that the troopers are guilty as charged they will be severely dealt with.
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QUEENS QUARREL
 OVER ALTAR
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 LONDON. Jan. 20.-Several months ego ueen Alexandra presented twc massive candlesticks to Sandring" ham church which were placed on the altar and. by her wish. candles were Aevt burnin; h them. Recently Que n Mary ordered the candles removed. The rector refused to remove the ca'' dies until ordered to do so by Queen Aicxandr.. who. under the will of tho late King Edward Is the patroness of tt" church.
 The matter was referred t" th. ai ichbishop of Canterbury who after duly considering tho case decided that th" candlcstt.ks should remain on t'. altar hut that the candles should b. removed. A diplomatic compromise
 .ch plcas ,'ther Queen.
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BOONTOwN. N. D.. Jan. 2" Tw" masked men held up the clerks n th, express ofiice at the railr"ad station here shortly after number tw"niy. the west bound express had ,l'I"sit''l five thousand dollars in bank notes at 2:30 this morning. The money was Ccnsigned to one nf the hanks "f the town and had hecn shipp d from Chicago. so it Is evident that tn" r"h- bers must have had khowIe,lys' "t iis shipment from confedeiuics in the latter place. The bandits m.he T clean getaway with their loot but the country is being searched by a posse and their capture is expected.
 Just after the two express clerks had deposited the money in In" s"fc ma before they could turn ih.' com bination they were confronted ky ,Wo masked men and ordered |" throw
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MASKED MEN ROB
 WELLS FARGO OFFICE

ul their hands. The order being bi,"ked by four murderOus looking guns the express clerks obeyed. un- e. the robbers then kept the clerks covered while the other went through the snfe taking the package "f money which had Just been deposited there
 The men then left the office after ordering the clerks to remain where they were under penalty of instant death. AS soon as the sound of horses i,uUfs announced that the robbers had ridden away an alarm was given but the men had escapedf into the timber
 All surrounding towns have been informed of the robberiy and look nu, will he kept for the bandits should they attempt to board any of the irainS.
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 BAIRCT. Syria. Jan. 2l.--Tha ...n- crican consul here has wired Ia h.s home government for protection f,r the American missionaries and .hc students at the college her, wh" ar.- being threatened by the Turks un l"- ce unt of their harboring an Arn.~ns''i s,udent who is wanted by the authorl- ties.
 The situation has become \" .''"'o' : tia,; the Americans in th. c,ll's.. gre i ac,ically prisoners. being "fi"lih |" leave the walls nf the h,stitniinl.
 'ihe reports nf ihr consul git' '* ''' ,,..:aiis of the r,rcnL murder "f II '' ,l,:.uren of an .>inrrhrtn t..ini"d !l."'!' . s,acer. The maln has lived in Svr.'; fh great many years and is "tn- plOyed by a large New York furni- lure house engaged in the imI"rta- t.,n of Turkish rugs. llo is n,rri,1l t.. nn Armenian wife an,I they had three children.
 Recently HWhstadcr inrurr.ni ilr enmity of one of the Turkish "Iii''h'lH
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;hs use uf tremendous force of ,rot ps.
 The whole Of northern China is honey combsd with Japaness troops and the entire administration of that pnrt "f the republic is under the dom inati"n of the Japanese foreign of. flee This movement of soldiers from japan into the strategical points In h:rh hns been going on for months as all the world knew but 1t was not beloved that it was on such large ..-ai. as has recently developed.
 "rat the English statesmen are considerably concerned over the pres rrt state of affairs is perfectly plain |, nd considerable dissatisfaction is n n:nifcst with the British embassy at T"kio for not having before informed ,re home government of the cxac: rumher of Japanese troops being sent into China.
 curt note has been sent to the :,' .russatior to Japan asking for ;u' complete information as he can give in regard to the number of Japanese m'ps now Tn China or under orders, L, proceed there and the minister has .~r instructed to inquire of the Jap aa-ae foreign office as to just what t'L,t country's intentions are regarhi Cth.
 From Russian sources the report
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MURDERED WIFE
 TO MARRY DAUGHTER

Two years ago Higgins married Mrs. Selma Robberts. q widow who lad ono child. a girl of fourteen. The family wont to live in the home where the murder was committed and to all outward appearances they lived hap l.ily together.
 In his confession to the authorities Higgins says that hc fell in love with his step daughter and that his love
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0P00tSs VNG8&SS OsVssSs
 LONDON. Jan. 2i.-The foreign of- ice is becoming considerably worried over the psrsistant reports from China ca to the activity of the Japanese in setting the country filled up with sol diers of the mikdao.
 The Jauan.se policy In China seems tc be the guaranteeing of the integ- riry of China by filling the country up with her own troops which she is dc ing without tho slightest treaty or other right.
 There are over Ave thousand Jap anesc troops ut Hankow and there is anui her post of two thousand men at the great Teyal iron mines.
 Special Japanese concessions have been demanded and received at Nan k.ng and tM-Chow and Annoy. All of these places are being flooded with Japanese soldiers.
 There Ia u continuous stream of Jap- nncse soldiers pouring into China and while the .:..tanese are holding out the haul of friendship to England and cla inning that the two powers must act together when the crisis c, mes In the new republic. she Is pre- ,n ring to net alone or to be so able to dominat. ihe situation as to render thy interference by England or any other power. impracticahle without
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PRESIDENT SEES
 ALASKA EXHIBIT
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 WASHINGTON. Jan. gi .Ft"Aidcnt . iron visited ,hc Ainska c>hiI'is In the hailA of the senate ofsice building today and spent considerable time tn q careful survey of the eases and h listening 10 the explanations of the attendant The president seems much interested in Alaska and Alaskan af- fairs.
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Special Nugget Service.
 FORT BLISS. Tex. Jan. 2i.--Whcn the Mexican fedcrals, who had been badly whipped by the rebels flew to tho protecting arms of the Tinted states and were promptly corra,cd by Il force of Uncle Sam's cavalry ard in cu, cerutcd Ut the army post here they were the appirst soldiers on earth. There were nice clean tents for them f. sleep in and all they had tn h" wns to smoke cigarettes and cat the army ration. It was good life. this being n prisoner of the Gringos. But ,hc Mexi,nns had lived x" long on th" excitement of the chase. either being chased or chasing their countrymcn. that the life of ease at a Tnited states a,mp post soon pHllcd on them \n- q, her thing, it was too easy this get ting three meals n day. The f"uer'' prisoncrs began to wax fat and to G,t strong. Hut they had u grievance. There was plenty of food. but 1t didn't have the right names The American soldiers were satisfied to cat bacon and beans and hash and meat stew ind common things like that. but, while it satisfied the inner man and rebuilt the strength wasted In dodginC
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Mozart failed missrably at Vienna by his piano being out of tune. Have yours tuned by Ollie Bourrst and yo" veil, n.vsr fail. Phone White 137.
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GALESBURG. H., Jan. 2n..- I;"wrt Higgins. who is in jail her" charged with the murder nf his wife win" he afterwards buried in the lack yard. T. which crime he confrsscs when arrested, has made Il farther ',nics- conditions which has Sh,wk'rl he community.
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THE QUEEN CONTEST.

The following is the standing ot inc uueens up until noon todny. Miss Katie Glnnivan oSl2 >.,. 1o,n,. Grstovason .... 4;SD
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0READNAUGHT DIVISION u
 TRIES ITS GUNS

in the United States navy began 'ts target practice ofr the southern copes today.
 Early in the morning two Of the b'g sea fighters swung out into the mist nd the little Maynower. tho presi-
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4 sprits in apparent delight WI sport in sweet o'shabi''e at the Car nival, Saturday night.
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Life is a dusl matter. spiritual and physieai. The carnitai next Saturday niaht ;s for the bsnssit st Hsiy crsss Ncspitai.
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 HAMPTON ROADS. Va. Jan. ls.-- Under grey sky and in the wash of n. sweeping rain the drsadnausht di- v,sion of the Atlantic fleet. which ocmrr,ses the greatsst lighting force
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COMMITTEES ON WAY.
,l Nsssst esrvIe~

HS0thI NuySsv OSvvuW
 SEATTLE, Jan. 2l.-Secretary Mc- Adoo. Secretary Houston and Com trc,ler williams. of the federal reserve committee will arrive here wednes- day to consider seattle's claims to the distinction of having one of the re- serve hanks.
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PRISONERS CHOOSEY
 ABOUT THEIR DIET

rebcl bullets. il did not satisfy the artistic temperament half as much as if it had been called fri)olies ar chill con carne. "r something like thot.
 That seem io have been the long nnd and short of tl.r cause of the tToubl. ,hat started Il muliny among the pris- oncrs at Fort Hiss. Just the esth"- t.. sons" "f th" Mcxicnns. They dh,nt' like the fnod supplied ia accord ancc with tho rnu"d Stntcs army reg ulatiouE.
 l.cinc used to revolutinE when things did not meet witt their ap' ,r,val the Mrvi rn soldiers y"stcisi', :,:urtrd u small sized rcbeilian within. ,nc confines of the fort.
 1t took two troops of dism"unt"d cavalry to quail the disturbance and ,ut the ringlca,lcrs of th.. mmtiny tn the Euardhouse.
 The prisoners will continue t" re- [, i've the foo.l with the horrid Amer r' icnn names. all except thoa' In the rr,r,ihousc. They will he allowed so fry u Il while on bread and wnter.
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Mrs. oarslstt,s dancing eiass every TGssday and Friday svsninse q D. n. x. k. Nali.
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Everybody will be there at Eagle hall Friday night. Giants vs. Fsderals.
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Come to the only real game. Giant. vs FsdseaIs for the championship a Eagle hall.
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Are yeu seins to the game Friday night. 0iants vs. Fsdsrsls at Eagle hall. Friday night
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The great battle of the season al Eagle hall, Friday night.
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rom Russian sources the report
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1914-08-01
Important Strike in the St. Patrick.

A Red Cliff, Colo, despatch says:
Pete Maroney reports good showing
of silver ore in his claim, the st. Pat
rick, in Tomack gulch. There has
been much prospecting done in this
gulch in times past, but pay ore has
never been found. Mr.. Maroney has
just commenced work and the tunnel is
in about 25 feet, but he has small ore
streak that assays over 100 ounces in
silver. If the vein should open up on
a paying basis it would be a very i'm
portant strike, as it would open up
over mile of new territory, as all of
the ground from there back to Gilman
is open and undeveloped.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1914-08-01
Teams Start to Move Ore.

Rutfner's stable was a busy place
yesterday, as several mule teams NOV
ed out to the Senator country and the
Santa Maria. The Poverty mine on
Slate Creek starts to shipping today to
Hayden smelters, nine cars of ore be-
ing on the dump, the shipments to be
continued indefinitely, the property be-
ing in state of production under the
superintendency of Mark Bradley.
The Santa Maria Valley people also are
to treat large tonnage from the old
Thorne group, and have leased the Big
Stick mill. Mr.. Ruffner states he has
applications from other mines near the
city, for freighting ores, and his trans
portation facilities are reaching the
limit. Journal Miner.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1914-08-01
The Case of L. L. CanteIou,

The case of L. l.. Cantelou, Claren-
don, Texas, is similar to that of many
others who have used Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
He says, "After trying a doctor for
several months, and using different
kinds of medicine for my wife who had
been troubled with severe bowel COM
plant for several months, l bought a
25c bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. After u.s.
ing the second bottle she was entirely
cured" For sale by all dealers.