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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
NO. S AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT
MEMS RAccooN COATS.

Probably il person cares to invest
SO much money there is no more sat
isfactory coat made than Raccoon,
particularly a good one. cheap Rae
coon coat is not worth buying az any
price. Cheap Raceoons are always
made az skins. taken in the wrong
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03

The donation by John d. Rookie
Teller of ss7.o00 to the University of
Nebraska IS about the only issue in
Nebraska's political campaign The
two fusion candidates for regents of
the university have pledged them
selves 10 return Mr.. Rockefeller's dona-
ton.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
Fined for Cruel Driving.

James Latches, the fruit dealer,
was before Judge Howe in the police
court Friday, on a complaint by Mrs.
Jennie Powers, charged with driving
a horse with a large gall on It's back
which he had been ordered not TO
drive. After a short hearing he was
fined 81 and costs amounting to $7.7S.
Mrs r. T. Jordan was in Keene last
week.
Miss Nina Rogers of Bethel, VT,
is visiting in town.
Miss Catherine Cunningham has
moved to Brattleboro.
Percy Booth is working. in Halls
restaurant in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs George Tarbell of
Cavendish, VT, have been visiting in
town.
Frank Young has sold his interest in
the pool room to his partner, FRED
Beauchaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilmore of
westmoreland visited relatives In
town last week.
William Patnaude and wife of
Haverhill have been spending a few
days with Mrs. r. L. Howe.
Mrs. Norman Knapp returned from
Claremont Monday accompanied by
her son, Fred. Mr.. Knapp is slowly
improving from his attack of heart
trouble.
Serene T. Merrill. son of the late
Pardon Merrill. formerly of this town.
died at his home in Beloit. Wis. Oct.
%, after short illness. He was 80
or more years old.
The Knitting club entertained the
gentlemen at Mrs. W. f. Fay's Fri
day evening. A supper was served
and a social evening passed. progress
sive dominoes and cards being in or
der.
The following delegates have been
elected for the Sunday school conven-
ton at Keene Nov. 9. by the Congre-
gational Sunday school: Mrs. A F.
Fisher Miss Emma Wellman. Miss
Nellie Lyman and Miss Maude Rich
ards.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
MEMS PLAIN AUSTRALIAN CALF
COAT

MEMS PLAIN AUSTRALIAN CALF
COAT.
This coat we recommend in the best
grades as being the best popular
priced coat on the market When we
saw popular- priced we mean from
1913 TO S29.5O.
NO l. AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
pain Brown Coat. quilted lining,
collar of same. sizes 40 to IS. Price.
VIA $19.75
NO. 2 AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
Finer selection of skins than NO. l.
has quilted lining, sleeve protectors
anu i''"' S22.75
NO. 3 AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
This splendid garment was the Dig
gest seller In Fur Coats we had iast
year. either in black or brown very
even fur, full quilted lining. sleeve
projectors and Nutra collar. Sizes 40
10 10 5s S24.75
NO. a AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
similar to No 8. only having Amer
loan sable collar. sizes "A TO 80.
"a" ' S26. so
NO. S AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.
Has best selected skins, Is lined
with best quilted farmers satin, mas
natent windproof sleeves. collar ana
cuffs from the finest Nutria, sizes y
10 IS S29.5O
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
DOGSklN COATS.

Russian Dog. These dogs are raised
NV the farmers of the province Oh
Nanchuria in China. much as GU,
farmers raise sheep for fheir WOOL
sometimes their hocks of dogs NUM-
herring into the hundreds THESE shilis
make very light. comfortable coa',
Well adapted to ladies' driving coats as
well as mems. ~.
Mems Plain Dog Goats, cotton quiz,
ed lining, sizes 40 TO As, Sll.SS
Mems Russian Dog Coats better Sc
lection of skins than the above mas
wamoat coi'aF' Sues S14.75
Mems Fine Russian Dog Coat.
These coats are the natural coior ~.
dved. are from selected SKINS nav
patent sleeve protectors: pes. aniiw.GG
lining. and Wambat collar SlS.So
Mems Russian Dog, same as aoove,
With Nutria collar, SlS.SO
KANGAROO.
This makes a very strong coat a, nii
nice looking. These coats are az
blended in color so as to appear je'
mack sizes. ~ to so. Price.
GALLOWAY COW.
This coat has many friends, oelng
strong and well made plain with col
lar Of same in fair grade of skins p par
ant sleeve protectors. sizes AZ 70 90:
ei'' sieeSe p'0 1913
GALLOWAY COW. Grade 2.
MI 100 &c from, n fine selection or
.,,ins is snlendidly lined. has Nutria
enilar and is a grand coat, S2S.5O
Gail oWAY COW. Highest Grade.
This is the finest coat IT is possioie
70 make from the best selected skl,s'
finest Innings. windproof sleeves. ere
cant collar and cuffs. sizes ~ 70 -.
Ptice aDOOeOO
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
RubbERS
AND
LuMBERMEN's FOOTWEAR.

Soon the storms of fall and WIN
fer will be upon US, and when they
come the question of ruhbers WIN
nresent itself. Where will you buy
them and what kind will you ouy'
OF course we think you Will serve
vour interests if you buy them OF
ne. because we. certainly can afford
to and do sell rubbers cheaper than
YOU can buy frst-class goods else
whore Our enormous purchases
and sales enable us to do it.
IT looks reasonable that we can'
don't YOU think so? Again you
Inv them of us. because we nave
the most reliable brands on tne
market. Woonsocket and ameri-
cans we believe to be the most re-
liable brands on the market today
Every pair guaranteed against I'M
nerfections in manufacture.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03

season of the year when they are ten
der therefore we never handle any
but the best, ranging from S45 TO Sl2o
each.
We cannot go into detail in regard
ia these. as the price is entirely gov
erned by the quality and color OF FUR
and the class of trimmings used We
call attention to special values at
s45.oo. $500. $500, $3.50 and $125.oo.
MEMS FUR LINED COATS.
This class of coats has come very
much into favor with Merchants
Bankers. Doctors. LAWYERS ana FRO
fessional men generally In the last
few wears. We show some beauties.
zine Astrachan cloth outside. with
black Marten lining. American Sable
collar Price,
Fine Black Melton outside. Marten
lined. with Nutria collar. sizes 81 10
a. Price, SSJ.0U
Same as above. with American Sa-
BILE collar Price, S34.OO
Fine Kersey outside with best Mar
mot lining. This Is very fine FUR,
nearly approaching Siberian squirrel.
Price. SOO.OU
Fine Kersey outside with American
Sable lining and collar of same. Price,
$500
High grade of above coat, same
outside. but with finer selected SKINS.
Price. SS1 .1U
Fine Carr Melton outside California
mink lined, a truly beautiful garment.
Price. $500
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03

Y 20
MEMS AND WOMEN'S FUR GOA
200 TO SELECT FROM, 200
900 TO SELECT FROM, 200
new stock of Fine Fur Goats, com.


O
|; ! ! ] 4
ono t choice
Nubxdom hgG
s tyr I % 1 % EN
nhCmnh flor bw&e
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03

This is a new garment this season,
and should be seen to be appreciated.
1t is the finest garment for automobile
ing or driving ever produced. Price.
$500
THE ARNA BUFFALO ROBES.
For carriages or automobiles are I'M
surpassed. Made in two grades; oo
Grade /, size ], $3.50. Size 2. $3.50.
Size 3. $500.
Grade @ size /. s6.75. Size 2. $7.75.
Size 3, $8.75.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
GALLOWAY COW. Highest Grade.

This is the finest coat II is possipie
to make from the best selected shl,l ms
finest Innings, windprooI slee. 20
CANT collar and cuifs' sizes COO "a
Price CoC'oO
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
NO. 3 AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT
NO a AUSTRALIAN CALF COAT.

similar to No. 8. only having Amer
loan sable collar. sizes "A TO 80.
'''i '7a' S26.5O
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
GALLOWAY COW.

This coat has many friends, BENG
strong and well made, plain WIN cor
lar of same in fair grade of SKINS pa'
emf sleeve protectors. sizes a 70 %.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03
GALLOWAY COW. Grade

This coat is from fine seiec.lon VI
skins is splendidly lined, has Nu,rinn
collar and is grand coat. S2S.5U
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03

This makes a very strong coat ai,u n
nice looking. These coats al a.
blended in color so as 10 appe"'
,,ianl, sizes ~ to so. Price.
o'acN 'N' 1913
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07
(S9tu6 toIgt)
@et6tbmtn rmfffGer aloffer.

G6on tpieberbplt 1T in LETTER 3eii
Bel 8efpre9uns Der 6ruse, ME Die
fart ~finan5iele 8elaitung bes Bodies
eemilbert perben tDnnte, sauf bic ruiz
Iii6en 8lOiter bineepieien fporDsn,
oenen unermebli9e &ei6tbimer na6z
eeiagt nerben unb Die biz iebt bod
ni4ts CUR 2inberuns Der Not6 getbcn
bdben.
lleber Die ginndbmen Ger &l0Iter
rperoen, foIsenDe Oaten betannt: Die
einfd6en &ir6eneinnabmen Ses
Mleranoer= 81 psfifloiters in 9eters=
burg betrasen 100000 &ubel, anoere
Ginnabmen 5es Shelters fir 3ir6enz
bau, arme Nbgebrannte, 8eripunoete
etc. belaufen ii9 auf 26er 10000
&ubeI jdbrli6. Die @innabmen aus
unbepegli6em @ieent6um betraasn
melt iiber 100000 8ubeI. BON hieIer
Summe erbGlt Der 4ripr runo $1,000
1ubel auber fetner Sage, bic Siemli@
bod lit, Der Sefpnpm oes &lpiters ers
bGlt 10000 8ubel, Die 70 M0n6e Der
@nitalt betpmmen Sufammen 250,0OO
Gubel. Der &eit pirb Dem &apiial
bes &Ipiters Sugefigt. Jtp9 hDber iinb
Die @innabmen bes Mostauer NOpobe=
piBe= unb oes STEINER 9DbIenfloTters.
Die rei9ite Initalt bieier Dirt 1T o6er
ba8 Sroise=S ergietlofter Bel Mpsfau,
BAG Elm &dpital BON 8 Milliarben be.
1tbt; feline G%innabmen limb uneebeuer
eroB. SIN ruiiii6en Hei9e gift es
I'm qun5en ettpu 700 &lofter = DAP
bieie iiber tpahrbaft tOlufale Sunmen
GIT perfiigen haber, ldBt ii9 mad ben
mitqetbeilten Yroben lei9t ausrednen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

f6iGte psrplFftes 9ulper uno mir
tungslos {ein puros, uno 0a Der alte
6err baS ein1o6, 10 bei6loB er, Die
gauge Serie auspennig gu Iernen. Sas
bel bilft ni1ts 10 gut fpie 4bi9reiben.
oas lit f9on babies 2ernen, un0 10
mahte ii9 SIR. 4rmitrpng 9lei9 ans
@erf. Sn ieiner @riefmoppe fano er
Elm dngefangenes Billet an 0errn b.
&0ni9sfelb, oas er aber i'm 3peifel
iber Die &i9tigfeit bes angerpenoeten
SsutI9 ri9t beenoet bate, bus panOte
er ais Iparianer Mann I'm uno
f6rie0 auf Die f~olgenoen Seiten fem
iduberli9 Die geiammelten S9impfs
morte Of.
@usfpenoig fonnte er tie 5tpdr oesz
tpe9en nod ni6t, aber er ma9ts fi1
nit 6euereifer oaran, lie 5u lernen,
nobel Die Seinen i'm bon 3eit 81 3eit
~i6er10ren mubten, un0 nod Elm paar
Sagen gtng bas @uHogen i6on 10
flott, Oab er nun 0aron geben tonnte,
Die 2iIte nit Dem geb0rigen @usorud
unb Dem n6tbigsn StimmaufpanO
por5utrugen. Mibe ma9te baS ia fret
lid, aber mas tbut man ni9t fir feline
grin3ipien unO fir Die SreuOs, ii6
fir g~enoiene Sinse entfpre6eno re-
pan9iren gu tOnnsn. S9liebIi9 mar
er 10 melt, pie er poqte, er blieb ni9t
mebr 'tede1, peOer beim &nalproB
nod beim Sortimenter (gob bebaups
tete, e5 mife nSappermenter" beiBen),
unO Oie MnItren9ungen, Die err babel
ieinem Organ Sumut9ete, iieBen i'm
iGon BON elmer Sur in Gms trGumen,
Od = zines Morgens itirSte oas MGb>
den IN oas Simmer, no Die 5amilie
geraoe beim Sriibftiid FAB, uno meloete
aiemli9 %aafgeregt: Der Sipfer lei bu!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07
Ia6 elmer Ietersburae

Ha6 elmer Yetersburger
Wael0rng Der S6Ieiii6en 3eirtng
mill Marim @orfi feline &anoi0at1ir
fir oie &eitsouma a%ufitelen, unb
5par announcement giifnii.@om
goroo, mo er begiitert lit. @eriiht-
weiie perlmitet, oaB aiid @raf SEQ
Solitoi fir bie &eihsouma 81 fanoi.
Strpn de0enfe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07
DuH uruiiut.

.&aufen Sc q Yortemonnaiez9 alenz
Der, lieber 9err."-r9rau9' i4 ni4t:
mein portemonnaie lit f9on &alenber
senug, fpenn ia bipeini9au'!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07
Snmntrr 1905.

Jrau % m uMas bat
Der 9err 6eoerl getbun2"-@ q m :
perl: ngtir, aber drsern thu | mi
iber i'm. neil Der 2ump net fhpibt!"
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04
cort1r Sllo1plnes.

The min which passsd over Ute
ncsntnin list Friday afsernoon done
ccnsiderabss dnnase In McElmo canon.
The Ladies' Aid society met 1t the
1e1tdence of The Rev. sclaWerziilann
Tuesday afternoon.
r n smith Let for Durango hast
"Wednesday. &
MI Rethe Rlackban, wss In Dolo,
rrs Thursjay.
Mrs. Beartisiey, who has been visit
ing With her sitser, Mrs. Briley, left fol
Denver Thursday.
Mrs. swenk Of Pueblo, district orgA-
mixer Of the Yeomen !odss. Il In C0ttex
IN tho interest 81 that organization.
Mesdan,es Henry Bauer, e. n. Cop
pinger, 4. g. scliwerznann, Swenk
and Miss DeGarid drove se AfcFI'nq
last Thursday morning.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04
NOT CHARITY

One OF the most lamentable de-
fusions any merchant can entertain
Is that buying newspaper space is
different from buying any other
necessity aud the word necessity"
IS used adviscdly, too. Of course
IN making ordinary, everyday
purchases, buyer is frequently,
and not improperly, Influenced by
/ desire to bestow his patronage
where, his relations with the seller
are friendly; but the cases il, which
this friendliness induces buyer to
pay more than the ruling price for
the article purchased are very rare.
tn buying any Of the usual CONF
modities, the buyer usually has
choice Of several stores from which
to buy and ordinarily the purchas-
e Of newspaper space has at least
two papers from which to buy. It
may scent that the space offered by
each paper Is identical-just as the
sugar OF soap Que buys at one store
j. Just the same as that sold
ii another store-btt this IS NOT
true. Differences in the character
Of the papers and in the character
Of their circulations, make diff
ferences ia the value Of the space
they sell. But when the merchant
goes to buy space. he should con-
5idcr that he IS not doing an act Of
charity. He should not buy space
except with the expectation Of
making profitable use Of it, just as
he expects 70 make profitable use
Of 4 delivery wagon or hand saw or
i hat. The publisher delivers the
good" Just IS certainly as does the
wqgon- maker Of the hardware man
orthc halter, and IL buying his pro-
duct advertising space-is doing
him favor = then buying the
wagon or the saw or the hat is con.
gerring favor on those WHO sell
them. He buys something that
can be made profitable, and if he
uses it intelligently will profit
thereby whether it be newspaper
space, delivery wagon, hand saw
or hat The Advertising world.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04
P'oaltrx Nos.es.

Give the hens chance to pick up
sllell-producing material. Let them
have access to charcoal, chrushed
bones, etc.
Give the poultry the run Of the
orchard occasionally. They will pick
up much fruit that would be otherwise
wasted.
The first meal for the incubator chick
should consist Of 4 mixture Of grains,
ground to about the size Of a pinhead,
While there is little nutriment In
apples, the chicks relish them, and
there u no reason why they should
not eat the fruit.
Stick to the established breeds. A
mixed brood will do for some purposes,
but they viii come up lacking il, the
long run.
a dog that worries the fowls should
be broken Of the habit without delay,
for q hen will not do her best while
such iiuisances exist.
Remember that exercise Is necessary
II the young chick is to become strong
and healthy. Therefore, give them
an opportunity to scratch.
It IL well to mark the eggs on which
the hen y placed for hatching pur-
poses. Otherwise, some Of the laying
hens may drop extra eggs In the nest.
and part Of the brood will be deserted,
as All will not tShatch at the same time.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

It has been conclusively demonstrate
ed that the maturing Of every pound Of
the grain Of oats requires Ave hundred
pounds Of water. Let us think for .
moment what this means. For every
fifty bushels OF oats 800, 300 pounds pf
water are taken out Of the soil, besides
that evaporated by the direct influence
Of the sun and wind. 1t ID In this fact
that our Irrigation system proves Of
great advantage over those who are
trying tp do dry farming. In the east
. catch Of clover en with oats will
often shrilel UP ana die from want Of
moisture but out in this country we
can always get good stand Of alfalfa
by . few wettings and observing the
rule Of not sowing more than bushel
of the nurse crop to the acre,
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04
K1saneee NIlsludfsl.

We do not always recognise real
kindness when we zee It. Sonetimes
we are almost ready TO scc,lse our
heavenly Esther d indifference to our
needs, when the very things We resent
are the proofs Of his love. There Is i
story II q Montana stage driver which
illustrates the seeming harshness Of
what III reality Is the trueat kindness.
The stage was ON fts way from Deer
Lodge to Missoula, aud was passing
OVER the Flint Creek Hills. The cold
was 80 Intense that the only passen-
gers, q woman aud her child, were in
danger OF freezing to death. The driver
saw that drowsiness, the nrst stage Of
freezing, hid fallen upon the woman.
He put his coat around hSr, but her
blood seemed only to creep through
her veins. Then he grew very harsh,
and seizing her, drew her out Of the
coach and left her by the roadside.
oh, my babyr' the woman cried,
her lnotherly love asserting itself. But
the driver cracked his whip inditier-
emily. The stage moved on, and the
mother ran after. For nearly two
miles the mother followed in painting
pursuit, and then the driver stopped
the stage, took her IN, and again wrap
ped his coat about her. by clever
ruse he had warmed her blood, and
saved her life.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

eut q joiut drop II Into ~ s(ove, IL It
beyousu TO you, and naske e igpolable
tbv thls paftlcules voluspa - = any
more 1ptsehief. Keep 70 yuqisuelt the
anpleeaant thisp yoq hess. snd sosset
theui = sool, y you can. Chesish
&hatsyer Strengthens yoar fhith In
humau nature. whatever u,akss you
hopeful and hsppy, and share these
treasures with thoss abont you. How
mucl, sunshine E ost by clouds Of our
own inanufacture! How much 4 need
lenly added to the worlds burden Of
sorrow!- = Younk Peoples Weekly.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

Yes, saw one cycione.n said the
Mississippian ''and I don't want to
pass through another
Everything wrecked"' was asked.
No, 1t didn't happen to touch my
house. Me and the old woman had
been to = town four miles away, and
were on our way home when she sud-
denly speaks up and says:
Tom, you threatened to cuff my
ears last night.
q Yep.
WAS you bluffIn'?'
Not on yer life.'
s. Reckon you are mani nuif to do
it?'
q Il do
Come on, then!'
I'VE laid down our bundles and
sqaar'd of, AndS then that pesky
Cyclone come and whirled lis around
and played ball with us, and when /
got the sticks and limbs and dirt out
Of my eyes the old woman was gone.
She'd been took up in the air BY tho
wind aud carried away, and never
did hear Of her since" g
" And You can't get over your grief2',,
Wall, Pm grievin' some, Of course,
bat what ! can't get over Ii which 81
NJ would hevs licked II that cyclof,el
had let ds alone. Thar's allus goin, to
p ! doubt u, my lni,sd. Z E:s
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

Rusy farmers usually find time to
give the farm and building surround
ings their proper attention. The lawn
y kept neatly moved. weeds are not
found filling the fence corners and the
index to their success Is found 10 the
doing Of these little things which go
so far in keeping up the appearance Of
the farm home. The thoroughly busy
man Is usually the one who really has
the most time for doing Things which
count for 70 much. II requires some
brains and "a taste for the niceties of
life to make beautiful farm home.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

The Dolores Refining company is
hasln6 i car of machinery transferred
hy Wagons from this place to their
nrnnium property at Camp snyder.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

ssrhh paper nyn." remarked ~
sua1pu yapth. ssthsx the hride was
|eo nsted le ~ altas by lssf sthes.
fe1 = Grewled the savags bashslnr,
|s'd Fin olIeflne ODDS Of 50 70 I thst
|lslll.hays = ksep o. supportlng.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

Miles, Alica Broadhead Of Mancos,
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mn Exon, for the past month"; re-
turned home Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

Rev. Or. y H. Lee VIII preach at
The Dolores school house sunday,
August 8, 1905, at 1890 q. III. sharp
Thu Lord ! supper Will be administered.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

Mr.. Shanghai-Am ] to understand,
my dear, that you do not intend to sit
this yeara
Mrs. Shanghai That Is 1t exactlylIf
you want any sitting done around here
you can do 1t yourself. I have Joined
the hens' advanced club and we have
firmly determined to let the males
take their share of domestic cares.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

aeorge King aud wife d Norwood,
tvl1o have been visiting with Mr.
i9g = lister, Mfs James Trimble, for
N u wesk returned home Wedles-
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04
RANcH AMP HOUSEHOLD.

rickeled bcets are especially desired
for the harvest table. Wash the roots
very clean but do not scrape them,
put them into boiling water and keep
them boiling for two or three hours,
till perfectly tender. Take them out
and let remain until cold, then pare
and slice the beets and cover with,
vinegar which has been boiled and
cooled and In which . teaspoonfnl Of
salt aud hall. the quantity Of cayenne
has been boiled. Put the pickle into
jars and ~ q few days It will be ready
for use.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

n n. Smith of Cortez, was III Dolo-
fea Wednesday. He was en- route to
pasango on business.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

Dr. n, NJ. Blnir keeps u large .st0cl
* Ianses. II yoli need glasses cali Oh
him and have your eyes fitted.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

Il SeEy MIN owes It % hiinself and
lnaily % master trade Or pro-
I Va tie display advertise.
/ & n tie ~ Morse Schools 81
4 = Ii tllls iesue and leArii
young man 81 lady may
ph md be assured ! POSI-
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

A now guest arrived at an Estes
park farmhouse where's Boston gentle.
man happened to be holding forth on
the piazza. The newcomer was much
impressed by the speakers fluency,
II declare y he remarked to the land
lord "that man Inns an. extensive .vo-
cabulary, hasn't he9n The landlord
was nightly pleased. uThat's so.,'
he said. That's what mountain air
will do for a man. He amt been
boarding with me but two weeks and
= know he must have let his waistband
out as much ~ four times.n
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ii. BFenneinan will be 1t Dolores
l0tel on Monday August and re-
tnain three days
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

Mrs. Elliott and daughters 0f Du-
rsngo, are Waiting with Mn. Ietiie
HOsea,
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: why WON'T you marry niea love
you more than any girl on earth"
but you are not In . position to
support wife,
But what II my salary is increased?'l
"Then I'll know you don't love me.
A man who is really in love can't at
tend to business good enough to get an
increase in salary
The Dolores star., 1905-08-04

The teacher was explaining to her
scholars the meaning Of the word
"transparent.n Anything she said,
lis called transparent that can be seen
through. Now, Willie, can you give
me an exampie?'
Yes, ma'an, replied the boy. "a
hole In the fence at the baseball
grounds"
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Born, Tuesday, August ], to MI. and
Nm, Kinds, son.
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RELIGIOUS.

Only the waters that in Illness lie
Reflect the unbroken Image Of the sky
Only the tranquil soul can truly show
The look Of heaven IL the life below.
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AZ the best, there 4 enough sadness
u the world. Make y your part to
scatter eunshine. Play the music that
Sheets sidg soii that upiift TIE heart,
not ~ mournfl,l iling, minor sort
whiah bring The teaf4 to the eyes.I
Lend hools that M lleAIthfnt aud
helptal 40, y va, IN q unlucky u
ospend yQslF TINT on. .one which ~ i
aloosny tone. nAd lesgye. WI, 81 tn
eosel lusioia mig that eyssS thing II
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