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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
Senator W. \. Clark Operated Upon.

New YORK, July Ex-senator VIM.
A. Clark, of Montana, was operated
upon for an abcess of the brain at his
home in this city this afternoon.
NEW YORK, July lG.-United States
Senator Clark, of Montana, continues
to rally satisfactorily from the oper
alton which he underwent yesterda y
for the removal of an abcess of the
brain. The strength which brought
him through q fairly comfortable
night continued throughout the day,
and tonight the physicians In attend
auce said that the senator's condi.
ton was such as was to be expected
from a delicate and grave opera alton.
DR.. James +. McKernon, who per-
formed the operation, called at the
senator's apartments this morning
and later expressed himself as salts.
fed with the senator's condition.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
Wreck On Montana Railroad.

HELENA, July IA wreck occurred
on the Montana railroad yesterday
morning abou: 9 o'clock at a point
about three miles out of the town Of
Moore in Fergus county. The train
was made up Of II cars, all boxes with
two exceptions, the two coaches being
we'll filled with passengers, a number
of whom were on their way to the
Portland fair.
The train was running down grade
at a speed of abont % miles an hour
when the rails spread under the for.
ward freight car. This car was thrown
of the track and carried with it the
remainder of the train with the excep-
ton Of the last coach. Aside from q
few slight bruises, not one of the pas.
sengers was hurt. and most of then
escaped without SO much as q scratch.
Five of the cars. which were filed with
wool and merchandise, We're reduced
to kindling wood.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
Increase In Taxable Wealth.

HELENA, July 1.-THE state board
Of equalization met 10 the Office of the
board at the capitol this afternoon,
all being present except Attorney Cen
eral Galen. Because Of the fact that
five counties are yet to be heard from,
the board vas unable to take up any
OF its duties, and adjourned until to-
morrow.
All of the railroads of the state,
with one exception, have reported
their mileage, and this will be forth.
coming tomorrow. 1t is estimated
that the total assessment Of the state
this year will reach s2lO, DOC, 600, a
gain as compared with last year Of
s., OOO, 600.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
A new Montana Railroad.

HELENA, July l5.-English and New
York capitalists are to build q rail-
road across the western central por-
ton Of Montana, which will connect
the Great Northern and Northern Pa.
ciic systems, but a: the same time be
an independent company. Marcus l..
Hewett, president of the Montana
Northern Railway company, reached
Helena today from London, where he
says he succeeded in interesting Eng
lish capitalists, among them, Cub
bins Il Co., of IS London Wall. j.
Pierpont Morgan is among the more
noted New York subscribers. The
road will be built from Basin, e
miles south of Helena, to Elliston,
connecting the Northern Pacific and
thence to the Flathead valley, one Of
the richest agricultural and tim bered
sections Of the state, ~intersecting the
Great Northern IN the vicinity OF
Kalispell. Mr.. Hewett predicts that
direct railroad communication be.
tween Helena and Butte and the Flat.
head will be had within a year, a.
there is enough money in sight to
u q letting cOntr acts for large sec.
tions Of the grading As soon as the
engineers can furnish the required es'
Inmates. The total length of the road
will be about 300 miles, and i, will
open up u country rich in timber,
mineral and agricultural.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
RECLAMATION OFFICIALS MEET.
Plans Of huntley Project Provide Fo,
TOwusites Every Five Miles.

HELENA, July %l4.-Unique expert.
ments to be made by the government
In connection with the Runtley and
other western irrigation projects, were
described yesterday by H. N. Savage,
of Washington, D. c., supervising
engineer, representing the chief engi.
neer Of the reclamation service, who
was present at an importent conference
OF engineers held here yesterday.
The Huntley irrigation area is to be
divided into 10. acre farms and gov.
erument townsites are to be established
at intervals of five miles, so that the
farmers will live within a short dis
lance of a town and enjoy all the ad.
vantages that accrue from such resi-.
dence. In addition, an experimental
farm will be conducted by the govern.
lei in the center of the tract. The
plan is a decided departure in the way
Of experimentation and its success
will govern future plans by the gov.
%ernnlent.
In regard to the Milk river project,
the location of the main conduc.iOn
canal between St. Mary's lake and the
north portion of Milk river has been
determined, from which point the wa.
ter may % Z turned down the Milk river
or taken across the country to Gu,
Bank creek for the irrigation of the
eastern portion of the Blackfeet In
dian reservation aud lands adjacent
to the east. There viii be a boart
meeting Of the engineers at Browning
July IS. TO discuss the results Of Thu
seasons work.
Mr.. Savage lays the ationa
complications arising over the objec
tions Of the Canadian people who Oh
jected to having the waters of the Mill
river diverte,! from them, are likel,
to be equitably adjusted by a compro
mise by which the Canadian peopl
will prof. by the irrigation project.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
Marriage Was a Failure

HELENA, July IT, Mrs. julius
Hirshberg, e GREENWOOD, vas today
granted a divorce from her ashland
in the district court on the ground of
cruelty. The couple were only recent.
ly married in this city, the bridegroom
being a prominent resident of Teton
county.
The divorce has created quite a SEN
sation in social circles here as Mrs.
Hirshberg was q Of the society lead.
ers OF Helena before her marriage.
and various stories are in circulation
concerning the matter.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
INCREASING IN WEALTH,
ChOutcau COuuty q Roll Contains More
Property Than Last Year.

Notwithstanding a considerable de-.
cas- 10 the livestock assessment. the
la roll of Chouteaa county for this
year shows a larger valuation than
the total for 1904. The increase am.
cunts to about $22S, 600. The number
of cattle returned for assessment is
nearly 1900 less than last year, and
the value of this class of property is
about $500, 600 less than in 1904, but
the gain in other values has more Than
OFF set this decrease.
The tax roll for 1905, which has just
been completed bv the assessor aud
and turned over to the county clerk,
a total assessment of ST, 6lO, 1872, some
0! the principal items being as fol.
lows:
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19

pr1sOuer WAs renamed 10 tue cuStOuy
of the sheriff and his trial was set for
Thursday afternoon at , o'clock.
From Tuesday's Daily.
A marriage license was issued to.
day to Peter Thormalen, of Chinook,
and Bertha Bohn, Of Great Falls.
A recent wedding in Great Falls is
that of John H. Hunnewell, of the
Sweet Grass hills, and Miss Grace
Swingley, of Orr.
Mrs. F. Nj. Pugsley and children
have gone or an extended visit to the
Pacific coast, during which they will
take in the exposition at Portland.
1t is reported from Highwood that a
beef buyer who was operating in hat
ocality last week secured a lot of
steers at s4s 80 and dry cows at s25.
The Conrad Observer reports the
sale of 100 head of horses at s43 and
80 head a, $40 by Mrs. c. f. Scofin
to Mr.. Chamberlain, the Indiana
dealer.
Notice of location Of the Ras,us
quartz claim, in the Little Rockies,
has been filed ia the county clerks
Office by Albert Weidert aud John
Schonacy.
Miss Alvira Smith, who vas tried
before a lunacy commission on d
charge OF insanity, was this morning
committed to the insane asylum at
Warm Springs.
In the district court today, the ad-
mintstratOr of the estate of Minnie G..
Greenough, deceased, was discharged
and his bondsmen released. the rs-
state having been distributed.
Beautify your complexion with lit.
tie cost. If you wish a smooth, clear,
cream-like complexion, rosy cheeks,
laughing eyes, take Holsters Rocky
Mountain Tea, greatest beautifyer
known. 81 cents. d. G.. Lockwood,
druggist.
j. B. Long loaded about $500 head
OF three-year Wethers at the stock.
yards today, the outfit being part Of
his recent purchase from the Benton
Sheep company. They will be un'
loaded at Nashua and grazed there
before being shipped to Chicago.
ln the suit of Esther Erbes vs.
Alonzo Smith, Of Harlem, a jury il
the Cascade county court gave u verd
ict for the plaintiff in the sun of $3.50,
The suit vas for damages to personal
property on a ranch occupied by the
defendant, q a second suit for dam,
ages to improvements is now in prog
ress.
Albert j. Davey was this morning
sentenced to serve a term of one yea.
in the state peuitentiary at Deer Lodge
Davey was charged with grand lar
ceny, having stolen a watch and chair
from j. w. Woodcock, of the Shon
kin several days ago, and for which
he was being held pending a trial i,
the district court.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19

Changes IN some OF these values will
probably be made by the county board
of equalization. and to the total will
be added the railroad assessment M ade
by the state board. The railroad as.
sessment for this county last year
amounted to Sl,O37, 4O4. Should it re.
main at the same figure this year,
Chouteau county's total assessment
will be about $40, $50, 900.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
SHEEP Ann WOOL GOSSIP.
Several Buyers Arc Hunting For bargains
In Northern Montana.

Reports from various parts OF nor'
thern Montana show a strong demand
for sheep Of all kinds by both local
operators and those who will feed or
ship direct to market. Among the
transactions noted are the following:
Pugsley & Simpson from Ole Sal
myhr, Of Alma, 1850 mixed yearlings
at S2.45.
r. a. Andrews from Weidler & Par
ham, Of Chioook, 5000 three and four.
year wethers and 1000 two.year weth-
ers at 1885.
c. H. Raglaud from D. G. Lock.
wood, about 1000 mixed yearings at
$3.50: and 800 ,wo-year wethers at
So So.
Moore Bros, Of Reidel, are re-
ported 10 have sold an outfit of three.
year wethers at SO 10.
Rice Bros. have purchased from J..
E. Trommer. of Chester, about j, ZOO
mixed yearlings at $2.65, and $500 of
the same kind Of stock from Schwartz
Bros , at 81 30.
Purchases recently made by j. B.
Long Il Co. include the following:
L. H Mills, of Saco, $500 three and
four-year wethers at $40.
Holmer 4 Flagler, 1900 two.year
wethers at So 90 aud dry ewes a, s. %.
G.. Oronos, Hinsdale. 5000 three and
four.year wethers at $500 per cwt.:
200 lambs at s. % delivered in Octo,
Der.
NJ. kamiskey, Glasgow, l,400 mixed
yearlings at 1915.
Jas. G. Turner. Chester, 1000 lambs
at s1.95.
P. H. Buckley, Sweet Grass, SOC
three and four.year wethers at $500
Reviewing the wool situation in the
eastern market, the Boston CONNER
ial Bulletin says:
Those dealers who contracted on the
sleeps back some months = have
by present conditions. been proven t.
have been ~far-seeing, inasmuch as tht
contracted woods have sold at sub
stantial profits. One Ease is know
of where a dealer contracted a large
line and then sold it TO another dealer
making from four to five cents a pount
profit. The second buyer has sine,
disposed of his purchase at a gooo
advance. The story even goes further
inasmuch as the manufacturer VII,
eventually purchased for consumption
feels that he is likewise ahead of tn
game. Some other manufacturers fee
: they are from three to 1--WE cents to tn
good.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19

Where are you sick? Heads ache,
foul tongue, no appetite, lack energy,
pain IN your stomach. constipation:
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you we'll and keep you we'll. 81
cents. D. G. Lockwood, druggist.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
A Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver by
taking a medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort, viz: DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy, affording SUR
relief and cure for head ache, dizziness
and constipation. 25c. at W. j. Min
ar's drug store.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19

Not a cent wanted unless you are
cured. If you are sick and ailing,
take Rollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
A great blessing to the human family.
Makes you well-keeps you we'll. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. D. G. Lock.
wood, druggist.
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

INSURANCE. rites must bv re-
ducrd, pl life insurance will soon
bc less popnlat than savings banks
as means ol providing FOR the
future, Nh amount, oi elaborate
figuring can satisfy the insurnblc
man that Insurance costs what the
present rate oi premiums serm to
indicate, The "high jinks' and
higher salnties. the synd,ratcs and
subsidefy companies, the oommis-
sions and the ''cSpcnNcs, con-
cerning which the puhlic's cducn-
tion has hcrn EXTENSIVE and effect.
ive ul late, have cost money which
the policy holders have furnished.
Hut this money has not bought
insurance. rhc measures Of these
multiplied eStrovaganees is the
measure OF uvetchargc in premiums
OF oi reduction in dividends. AL
ready there are first rumblings OF q
demand 70, lesscned rates, and the
dcmand will grow stronger with
every new rvvclationol mismanagc.
meut and Misrepresentation OF trus,
funds,
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

HEvKNr stories at Financial crI,tse
have shown how easy II is TO steal
money, A ss,nag hank clerk stole
Ssse.osa worth ii securities from
the higgo, hank In New Work City
\ few DAYS ago, Superintendent
naagaerts og Peoria. III, stole from,
cvesyhoVsy asSG srem every fund he
e>suid gcs his Asna en-, aud his
thesss wSw no, discovered enssl
after many Years -es SUCCESSFUL s,as
cealmen,, hes these are not the
oaly Instances, fhe revets,seas os
the insurance savcs,sgstsoa have
shows that I, issassN possible 10
steal vast sums II money 10 wha,
Seem 10 he setsestk safe and sves,
scgal WAYS, bat Nc shah se sur
pyfsea Il that Sers es Stealing ssseS
net presently eeSasMe asssaSasoashse,
---sspwSassA Herald
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

SoME American ncwspaprrs are
very Indignant because OF the treat
men that Rear Admira, Train.
eommander.in,chicl OF the Amvri.
can Aslatic squadron, aud his son,
Lieutenant Traiu, received from u
aneh oi Chinamcn near NanSin,
II seems that the Admiral Train
aud his son wcre pheasant shoot.
ing when the admiral shot woman
slightly wounding her. The
Chiursr took the hunters guns
ftum them and knocked Admiral
Train down III the mud, We are
III the opinion that the hunters
wev IL, down easy, II Chinese
oiliccrs should 10 hunting in this
Country aud be " carcsess as to
shup, a Woman the chances are
good they would fare worse than
Admiral Train and his son did, II
Is ctr orinien that the aamiiral
didn't get all that was due him.
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

II Is NegssMsssg 10 seaS as shosSa,
NNssla was NSSasa,sssg sssprcsrsseSs
WITH western esvslSssssoa and that
sheense AZ the wess,hy essSS Is draw
ms 10 an cad, Disorder and sas>s<s.
shed ass,ss sssea6 Ssseh revosassozs,
has IKE ss,eeeA and = sree gsess ssssl
Ssaa rAiSe ssse Y>eogss assasx> sesess
lsswsssNs sseeSsssee sss sssaS as>esss
a SsSllsssssoss sssS teS~ of eewasss
thai wsS ptseSe SuSsss oe 4 seysl
WssA ssAss sSSsSses sssssesss, Tx
SssssS>'s es SssSSsssssssss eessssS sseSa 81
sAe Ness a. rsesNss tar sSss soss>
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03
A co,d.storase Romance. .

He = Had MI odd experience the
other day. One nprninn my breakfast
boiled egg had an inscription on 1t. 1t
said: 1.-THE finder may write TO me, q
signed '.Mary Smith"
she-What reply did you get?
He-The postmaster replied. He
said that Miss Smith died pf old age
several years ago.
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03
Norick ron Prm.IcArIoN.
Dcpartm.snt of thS Interior.
~ 4

October 4. 1905.
Notice IL hereby given that thd following
naricd settler has Allied notice OF his intention
to make final proof in supporter his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the clerk OF
district court OF Monteguna county, Colorado,
az tortez Colorado, on November "a. 1905, viz
James A. Morris who made Homestead Entry
No 1ttS Tor the W HSwk, s W 4 y W 4,
and LOT 4, OF Section l. township % North OF
range Is W. y. NJ, Pm He mines the follow
ing witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
upon aud cultivation OF said land. viz; Thomns
Soptr. Of Dolores, Colorado; Christopher c,
Milkrrson, Of Dolores, colorado; William II.
Bopp, OF Dolores, Colorado; RUSSELL +. Gordon,
Of Dolores Colorado
I, C. psRkIss, Reris,er.
First pub Oct t iee: Las, Nav 10 iss,
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

Fair Nisitor--Here, my poor man,
are some roses for you. What can do
TO make you comfortable?
Prisoner-Guess you're making n
mistake, lady.
Fair Nisitor- -Mistake--how?
prisoner--llm only here for porch
climbin'. Ycr'll ind the guy that
killed his wife In the next cell.
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

Our Kindness and courtesy should be
shown, not only 10 our friends, who
have right 10 expect II Of t's. tut 10
all those with whom we coine III con-
tact, whenever the opportunity ofTers.
There nre many to whom the courieons,
kindly word or deed Of stranger
comes as n beautifnI surprise, and these
are the oi,es whom we should bf most
glad 10 rrpcli
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

Ii makes Very ts,,ie difference
whether y farmer Is y dry ,Snsi sdSSs-
Ss;e or practices irrigation The land IL
te eraesse~s next year slsossssi tSc psowe>i
deeply this sesaasa, No sssoaat q.
hSssvwsag After The Spysag esowsas
viii pasveSsre ne hand ~s wssl tAe
winter INST, tssr,s essss,sssc Is a,SSse
sssSsiAse With tSn psawsas, More
,ssaessere Is seseTs.si ard retained and
tsse ssse hss an esssser sna eesser starr
Ard early svasN Mvsrssstss yields sssc
s~,ss ss Il sesssns as growth sxsese .sse
sssasrssg aTosssh c,sases GA. Ny gaaw-
nag IN tire fssl the work Is Ssese ard
sat u the way sssss sAsvser can sc.
esenss,assh ss<e-v IN spssns s,ssnssae. As
tsss Asrvsss soSsses en- carter q, ssss.
ssssSssss sSsss sssarsa s,seW issr gives an
aasssssaASty IL he seScesa4scss Nom
yssr 10 year sess 70 Keep ahead With
ssse ,sSsS --srrs sS ssse ss1ss ESSENTIALS es
ssscresS> Ne have ssSer saeeru a
sssAss II sesss csanAsssr wsse c,sssss 90 sssss
ssssscss Ne sssse-,a ri ssse sssa ss.a tssa,
il s ss~sS's ssst Ssas,e ~ KEGS ssscsss a
s,ss aasasss> aagane the s-,Sesssc sssSess.
sy,so scarcely ~ asear sss'snass,s essssss
ssse ssa s'sS'ssac NJ ssse aaerc ssas,as>
sssyse sssa tho essss., slrs eTSsa Ne ~, sss,s
ssssns sssaseas ssS sg-esesas rsesi
S@ss sssrs.s
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03
NorIcn Dor PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office At purnnge, Celornio,

October 2I, 1907.
Notice l. hereby given that the following
named settler has hcd notice Of his intention
90 make final proof In sopport of his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before the = lerk of
the District Court at atCortey. Colo. on December
nth, 1905, viz: Calvin L. Rice, who made home
of SEi. and SEA OF MEX of section IL; town
ship 10 n. range II W, n, NJ. r. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
HE continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz; William II, Garlic, of orte,,
Colorado. Lester King, OF Dolores, Colorado.
Albert Ruckcr. OF pqlores, Colorado.
+, c. PEKkISs, Register.
First pub. Npv. 3. last Dec =, 1905.
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

nm quite clear that one OF our worst
failures Is mt the point where, having
resolved Hike angels, we drop back Into
thu old ,nptter-of-fact life, aud do lust
what we did before, because we hnve
always done II, aud because everybody
docs Il, aud because our fathers and
mothers did II; all Of which ,nay be
the very reason why we should not do
Il. There Is no station OF life apd 20
PLACE OF onc's home, where, " he wants
TO enlarge his life IN caring for people
outside himself, he may not start OH q
career OF enlargement which shall ex-
tend indefinitely. Aud yet the man
who cutters upon Infinite purposes
lives the inlinite life. Phillips Brocks
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03
NorIcs FOR PuRLicarioS,
Department OF the Interior,

Eatiu t'fic' NJ I'urahtV, IVfVIudO.
October stst, 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
IL make sinal proof in support of his claim, and
that said rrcof will hc made before the Judge
of the County Court of Mohtcsnms county, Colo
rsdo. nj coftcs, Colorado, cn December :. lars.
yiss JOSEPH W. Dixon who made homestead
cnt n No tist for the NV y NV y section ~,
Nts NE u section y, SW n Sc section Ia,
tow,ship ~ y cf range Il W. y. NJ. p. Nj.
He narscr the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence uron and cultivation
~ said land via; II. n Jones, George =. Moore,
Jacob Rarkhalter, Charles Grimes, all Of nclo-
+. C PERKINS,, Register.
rits. pub oc, y, 1906: last Dec l. 1905.
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03
ssEeteS.

Msss gsssewsss eaeA s-sss s-ss sass
t&-vS
SsSs.S ssss~~sA ~Axs ss svss Asr ~ t.
Ae@z.
sss~ sse as ssusseW ,sssse sAsas ssessss
oss Ss&rss
Wetsssas II nv ssascss ssSss the ssxss-
~sosgs ssss
Mai Ssessss 4 rfsSs sss ens Asssss exsss,
Nay * > gs~easss NsSssae ss sssscssssa.
Ssesst EsSsN great essssosss sssa tsse end
~sss sssg
sfs& 7 sss&S ssssSSsSA sSss teNS lie 2sesA Ssl
sAsscs Nssa
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

!. II. isrnniley has his new house
urprly completed mud expects 70 move
into Il next week. Heb now buiidIny
conl house, wood house aud COW shed
nnd placing y fence around hls prop
rtiy. Hc intends building u south
wing IN his house next summer.
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

81 just heard Of felloy who took q
room up at that big hotel" said the
first summer man, land when be got
n chance, stole lot Of money from the
other infnates.r
"Yes." said Jokeiey, ''another case
of bad rooiner gaining currency"
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

4 farmer goes TO market TO purchase
grain. He puts the bags containing Il
into his wagon, aud drives slowly
home. IA the wagon Jolts over TIE
stony road, one Of the hags become I'M
tied and the grain Is scattered along
tho way. The birds catch some, tly of
with It, aud drop It in distant places.
Some is blown In different directions
hy the winds. Thus the farmer goes
on for leagues without knowing what
he is doing But the next summer
finds the scattered seed; II starts and
grows, aud, when he sees his own
grain, he does not know II. He did
not even know that he lost II, And
so with good deeds. Men often per
form them unconsciously, aud they
bear fruit; aud when they see that
fruit they do not know that Il Is the
result OF anything they have done. :
IL. w. Beecher,
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

Nell.t told Miss sharpe what you
said ahoat her literary clubs that you
wouldn't Join because Il was too nun u
stupid old maids.
Relle- Did yeuS What did She say.
Nell-She said you were mistaken
that nsm was always rNem for one
nioU,
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

aHow do you like your husband
Mahelsn
s''Sh, believe he has deceived M
aud Is n widower,h
',Whst makes ynu think sosH
"why, the iirs, night we wen mar
ried he sewed up his vest pockets
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

II Is Sssa ssat JeAp u SoSSe,
sessseT ssSesssy sasSe Ssss $4,000 Ia
svv 1sss as 50 savsese III Standard
Or ssosSS Sc sAs &S Srs-essl
gssNs ssv sSszscessssSs sssss ewsss rzsss>
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The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

Mf. wiI~n Of wnshlngioi,, u. e.,
aud Roy Arnold left for Monticello
Friday returning Tuesday. Mr.. Wilson
wns booking after tlinher reservcs.
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

\ csso MAS tseing tried cn the charge
OF selling impure whisky, The whisky
Mas etserea in evidence, Jury re,tred
to Try the evidence,
lNase tprcsentiy What Is the YER
jtcss
Foreman Of the Thirsty jury fenr
honor, We want more evidences
The Dolores star., 1905-11-03

Nisitor-My good man, you keep
your pigs much too near the house.
Cottaccr - That's just what the
doctor said, mum. hut | don't see how
tits aguln' to hurt 'cm.