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The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
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GENERAL NEWS.
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Oregon City, Ofe,, May frank
Smith, the desperado who killed Po-
liceman Hanton Of this place. last week
and who later killed Sheriff Shaver
and Captain Henderson Of the Oregon
National Guard, was killed today in
in, the, woods south Of New Era.
Smith was surprised in thicket
where he was hidden and was shot
through the head before he could use
his own weapon.
Victoria, &C., May 1.-The evacusaa-
tion of the, fortress at Esqpipalt by
the imperial fore es. today, marks ali
epoch in the. history 81 Canada. It
means, that for: the first time iq three
centuries there are, no British soldiers,
using the term British soldier in its
restricted sense, doing duty in North
America. In future the Notifications at
Esquimalt, as at Halifax and elsewhere
are to be garrisoned by soldiers Of the
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
Bulls For Sale:

On Thursday, May 10, lSO6, I will
have for sale at the Town of Dolores
One car load Of extra fine Hereford
bulls. All are suitable for hard service.
These bulls are bred as follows: A few
are absolutely full-bloods non-regis-
tered, balance registered. This will be
d rare chance to get high-cldss lot of
bulls laid down at your door and at
EXTREMELY reasohable prices, us they
will lie sold at time and place DIS above
mentioned. O. b. BOYLE.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
Revival Meetings Closed.

The union REVIVAL meetings which
were held I'm the Baptist church, un-
der the direction of Evingelist J. Il.
Norvell, for the past two weeks, closed
Tuesday evening and Mr.. Norvell left
for his home IN Steamboat Springs Oh
Wednesdays train.
Mr.. Norvell arrived In our town two
weeks ago last Saturday a perfect
stranger to everybody, only few per-
Sons knew that an evangelist was ex-
pected and they did not know the
exact date that lie was to arrive. Those
who had heard him referred I'd as the
cowboy preacher, however, were agree
ably disappointed when they saw him,
as they had pictured him coming into
town dressed in buckskin suit aud
wearing large. sombrero and high
heeled boots, with a Bible swung over
his shoulder on tile end of ! lariat, but
when they saw an ordinary, looking
individual who meekly introduced
himself. as Notveli they were much
relieved.
The meetings began two weeks age,
last Sunday evening and closed Tues
day evening OF this week. During this
time between twenty ahd thirty per
sons protested conversion and the
christians were.greatly revived and en-
couraged. The best kind of a spirit
prevailed at the close of the meetings
Tuesday evening. The local churches
haye been strengthened and lasting
good has come to the town and COM
munity.
Mr.. .Noryell was saloon keeper and
gambler before his conversion, and
firsnly believes that God can save the
most wicked sinner. He hates sin and
deiipunces it in all its forms in no un-
certain manner. His one purpose and
desire is to see men AND women saved:
He does not depend upon bis work as
i minister for Livelihood but has
business interests in the northern part
pf the state. He. spends much time in
prayer, and his ,earnestness wins him
iiany ffiends. A large crowd gathered
at the depot. to bid him goodbye and
just is the train was ready to leave
they safg "G6d Be With YOU TIL We
Meet Again"
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

We wish to call the attention of the
readers of The Star to the met that we
have changed our business location.
Having femodeled the Perry & Rob-
erts building, corner First avenue and
Sixth street, one block north of depot;
we hare the most modern built hotel
in the Southwest. Steam heat, baths
with f6oms in suite, and we pride our
selves on the sanitary arrangements
we have installed.
CHAs. FLICK,
Proprietor Hotel Savoy, Durango, Col
orado, formerly proprietor Of Inter
Ocean Hotel.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
king under the direct control of and
maintained directly by the Dominion
of Canada.
kesoiutiofls Of c0ndoleSEs

Resolutions Of C0noole6ce,
To the Members Of Silver Star Lodge
No. 105, X. of P.
Whereas, The Supreme Ruler of the
Universe has deemed 1t wise to remove
from his home upon earth, to that
brighter home in the .,.hand Of the
Leal," beyond the river that marks the
UNKNOWN Shore, the beloved sther Of
brother, Ernest Z. Urmiston; therefore
be 1t
Resolved, That we .sia,i extend 10 ou,
brother and his mother; in this their
night Of sorrow, opt, deep ahd heart
felt sympathy; ana pe It Further
Resolved, That 1 COPY Of these reso.
lAtions be sent ID our brother, and !
copy be sbfeaa Upon the journal Of the
lodge, and that trey 6e printed in the
Dolores Star. p. b. PylE,
.: n. RUSH, Jr.,
FRED KRAMER,
Committee.
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Notiee.

l have taken position to tepfasent
the Faultless 1adies-Mah Tailored
clothing. All New York and Chicago
styles in make and material. Drop me
a postal and will caii for your order
with Samples and styles.
LAURA KoEiff,
Dolores Colo.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Mrs. Matte Reynolds came in FROM
Telluride Wednesday and went to her
ranch In the McElmo. She had to
leave the high altitude OH account OF
her health.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

To any one sending five or ten cents
TO pay postage will send good reading
matter. Miss CbdGsHALL,
Iowa Center, Iowa.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

:. Exon & Rush have completed road
from the south approach of the new
bridge to their slaughter house.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

County Horticultural Inspector p
8. Taylor was In Dolores Monday in
specting some apples trees.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Dr. NJ. NJ. Blair keeps large stock
OF lenses. If you need glasses call on
him and have your eyes fitted.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

II. J. Becher was ont with his cam
era Sunday taking few snapshots Of
Dolores river scenes.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Ercole Giorgetta returned from Tell
uride Wednesday, where he has been
canvasslng for book firm.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

The annex to the Fourth, street
bridge and the. road running along the
bluff south Of town are finished and
open for travel. This bridge and road
will do away with fording about 300
yards Of dangerous road when the
river is high.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

There will be a. range riders exami-
nation at Durango Monday, May IA,
and supervisors examination Friday,
Nav IA
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. S. Fox
wednesday, May end. a daughter.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Miss Louise Hammond was a Mant
COS passenger On Sundays train. = :
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

For SALE--About forty head of cat
tie apply to or address Joel Estes,
Dolores, Colo. 5ps
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Frank Smith, q shoemaker, is located
in the old blacksmith shop and is
waiting for you to, bring along yonr
shoes and harness and have them re-
paired. Give him a trial. All work
guaranteed. .-7.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
Fortum;

The imported Belgian draft horse,
will make the season at tine Dolores
livery stable. Terms: SIS for the season.
Dpz
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

;. Mrs. Sophia Durchholtz has bought
five lots just across the alley back Of
the Dolores hotel and is ,haying them
enclosed with q woven wire fence.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Dir. Pate Will be in Dolores Monday,
May !, and remain for d week or SO.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
DOLORES. MoNTEzuMA COUNTY,

For up-to-date job work call at The
Star office.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

!, George Gardner, mail carrier on the
r. F. d., leaves Dolores at o'clock
p. m. instead of a. m. as during the
winter months
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Martin Rush has been confined to
the house the past week with the
rheumatism.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

James J. Lowell, range rider with
headquarters at this place, expects to
bring his family here as soon as he can
procure house.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

w. +. Mowry of Cortez, wis a yisi'
tor in Dolofes last Friday.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

There VIII be an election held in the
Dolores school house Monday, May I,
between tile hours of 10 d. m. and 8 p.
m, for the purpose Of eIecting two
school directors for district. No. 4.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

This section of country was visited
by heavy frosts the first of the week.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Frank Smith has fitted vi, shoe
maker shop in the rear of the black
smith shop and is ready to do all, kinds
OF shoe and harness repair. A1l work
guaranteed.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
J. II. LyntoR Is quite i'll.

James Mowry loaded car Of bran
the first of the week.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Walter Wallace and family weft
Mancos visitors Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Sheriff Kermode came In from, Canon
City Sunday. Mrs. Kermode and son
met the, Sheriff and after attending
the afternoon services they drove to
their home In Cortez. -
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04


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J. H. Lyntoh is quite i'll.
James Mowry loaded car Of bfat
the first of the week.
| ----------
Walter Wallace and family wett
Mancos visitors Tuesday.
W. +. Mowry of Cortez, wis IA yisI
tof in Dolofes last Friday.
Miss Louise Hammond was a Man,
COS passenger On sunday's train. ?
| Dir. Pate will oe ih Dolores Monday;
May :, and remain for a week or SO.
This section of country was visited
by heavy frosts the first of the week.
Martin Rush has been confined to
the house the past week with the
rheumatism.
FOR SALE--About forty head of cat
tie apply to or address Joel Estes,
dolores, Colo. 5pS
Ercole Giorgetta returned from Tell
uride Wednesday, where he has been
cansasslng for book firm.
Exon & Rush have completed road
from the south approach of the new
bridge to their slaughter house.
There will be range riders exami-
nation at Durango Monday, May IA,
and supervisors examination Friday,
May IS. ~
;, George Gardner, mail carrier on the
r. F. d., leaves Dolores at o'clock
p. IN. instead of a. m. as during the
winter months
James j. Lowell, range rider with
headquarters at this place, expects to
bring his family here as soon as he can
procure q house.
:. Mrs. sophia Durchholtz has bought
five lots just across the alley back Of
the Dolores hotel and is ,haying them
enclosed with q woven wire fence.
Frank Smith has fitted up a shoe
maker shop in the rear of the black
smith shop and is ready to do all, kinds
of shoe and harness, rebair. All work
guaranteed. ,.--,
Sheriff Kermode came In from, Canon
City Sunday. Mrs. Kernode and son
met the, Sheriff and after attending
the afternoon services they drove to
their home In Cortez.
There VIII be an election held in the
Dolores, school house Monday, May I,
between tile hours of 10 d. m. and p.
N, for the purpose Of eIecting two
school directors for district No. 4.
Frank Smith, shoemaker, is located
in the old, blacksmith shop and, is
waiting for you to. bring along yonr
shoes and harness and have them re-
paired. Give him trial. All work
guaranteed. -.--
The Rhiiex to the, Fourth, street
bridge end the road running along the
bluff south of town are finished and
open for travel. This bridge and road
will DO a%ay with fording about 300
yards Of dangerous road when the
=; t,ar 10 t,;.h
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NEW WELL READY.
Tuscaloosa's 16oo-Foot Well viii Sup
ply Water Today.

Tuscaloosa, July ESPECIAL -Tomor-
row the 16O0-foot artesian well will be in
operation. The big force pump has arrived
and will be turned over to the city this
evening all complete attached to the well.
For a long while Tuscaloosa has felt the
need of a pure drinking water, and this
splendid stream will meet long-felt
reed.
Yesterday evening Miss Margaret Little
entertained the Misses Este Greybill and
Beatrice Greybill of Shelbyville, ILL.,, most
denghtfully. The evening was spent at
whist, after which delightful refreshments
were served.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Buck Wednes-
day evening, the contracting parties being
Miss Sallie Buck of this city and James
o. Banks of Eutaw. The affair being a
very quiet one. only a few relatives We're
present. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Duggett of the Eutaw Episco-
pal church. Immediately after the mar
rage the young couple went to Chatta-
nooga and other points, where they will
spend their honeymoon. The bride was
reared In Tuscaloosa, where she has a
host of friends who admire her because of
her lovely character, and who wish for
her unbounded happiness.
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Teachers Licensed.

Montgomery. July 26.-(Special) THE
following teachers have been licensed to
teach:
Cullman County-W. F. Finch. Bremen;
James Monroe Cannon, Creel; Carl C.
McKelvy. Baileyton; Frank Abbott, Bre-
men; T. b. Meadows, Hanceyille; Lola
Winton, Center Grove; Kate Slender,
Hancevlle: ]. j. Baker, Cullman, r. No.
3; J. H. Norman, Bremen; David Hen
derson Hammer. Map; G. eR. Norman,
Oneonta, r. No. 1; John Washington
Jones. Jones Chapel; Richard Lee Cox,
Joppa; Jird F. Sandln, Bremen; Leonora.
Wood. Cullman; Maude Pierce. Logan;
Ida Preston, Culman; W. L. Hopper,
Clarkson, R. No. /; Mrs. Emma Hammers,
Liberty; c. R. Green, Johns; ]. w. Searcy.
Vinemont; Lolita D. Swisher, Vine
mont; Margaret Macpherson, Vinemont;
Talladega Count-Pet Trotter, Lincoln;
Margaret Mcleod, Sylacauga; Hattie
Donaldson Eastaboga; II. T, White, Pine
View; 7. c. Bannster, Oxford; Nettie
Stringer, Talladega; Wallace Trotter,
Lincoln; Maude Dixon, Jessie Burns, Sim
con Ivey, Esther Hubbard, Talladega;
Rosa Wilson. Talladega, Route 2; Susie
Ansley, McFall Lula Bedford, Ironaton;
Willie Estelle Elliott, Talladega; John w.
Coleman, Childersburg.
Colored-P. E. Thigpen, Marry P. Ham
ilton, Annie Williams, Talladega.
Lauderdale County-Essie Burns, Flor
ence Marjorie Price, Florence; Mary
Bare, Florence; Mary r. Douglass, Flor
ence; Laura Hunt, Florence; Alma Hol-
land, Florence; w. r. Mackie. Cherokee;
John NJ. Phagan, Florence; James Will
liams. Centre Star; s. w McCluskey,
Florence; Octavia Williams, Centre Star;
James Gillum, Florence; Emma Gresham,
Florence, route No /; Maggie Gresham,
Florence, route No. i; Mary Des-Prez,
Florence; Myrla Jones Morris, Florence;
John L. Austin, Threet; Charlie Williams,
Waterloo, route No. 2; Susie Darby.
Waterloo; Pearl FAIRIES. Waterloo; Jimmie
Lou Youngblood Florence; Rubie
Whitaker, Florence; Vesta D. Smith, Lex
ington; Agnes Bellamy, Florence; Ger
trude Smith. Lexington.
Colored-Theresa NJ Render, Florence;
Zela NJ Herman, Florence; Jessie A. Key,
Florence: Julius B. Jones' Florence; Alma
Louise Hardwck Selma, sos Sylvan st. {:
Melvin J. Key, Florence; David F..
Weems, Florence.
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lDR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,

.
you a p%ma-
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and that you
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TWO MORE NAMES
ARE ADDED TO LIST
CLARK WILL RUN AGAINST CRAIG,
AND ALLEN WILL RUN FOR
TREASURER AGAINST WALTER
SEED.

Montgomery July 26.-(Special.)-Two
new candidates for states offices were re-
ported to Col H. S. D. Mallory at Selma
today. C. A. Allen of Montgomery for
state treasurer and Percy Clark of Selma
for congressman from the Fourth dis
trict to succeed s. ]. Bowie. This will
give opposition to Walter Seed of Tusca-
loosa in the race for treasurer, when it
looked like he had it all alone, and also
make two in the field for Bowie's job.
w. B. Craig of Selma having been a
lone runner over there so far
All the well known candidates for state
offices at the hands of the democrats.
including the two last entries, have paid
their fees and are now in the race. 1t
is not yet certain that all are in how
ever. and others may drop in at the last
moment. 1t was regarded as certain that
the lists were full last night, but the en-
trance of the two new ones shows that
meeting is not out till singing is over"
Private Secretary to the Governor j.
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nndays - q m. to II N. -
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ROMANTIC WEDDING.
Tuscaloosa Couple FIees to Bibb, De-
tying Parental Objections.

Centreville, July 6.-(Special.)-A mar
riage which smacked smartly of romance
occurred In the office of the Judge of
the afternoon train from Tuscaloosa
reached Centreville it brought Tom Nor
wood and Miss Lena Hendricks, who re-
side in Tuscaloosa county, near Duncan
vile. 1t soon developed that the young
couple had defied the strenuous objections
of the parents of the bride and had come
to Centreville to be married, as the train
going from Duncanville to Tuscaloosa had
left them. They speedily reached the
court house from the depot and the clerk
in the probate office at once issued the
necessary license. Judge Pratt being alb
sent and no preacher being in sight JUS
tice of the Peace H. C. Cleveland was
sent for post haste. Judge Cleveland
promptly responded In the meanwhile a
large crowd had gathered In the probate
office to witness the ceremony, but the
young couple did not become excited.
Judge Cleveland soon pronounced the
couple husband and wife. Some of the
bystanders raised the point that the JUS
BRIDE but the judge held the point not
well taken, so the happy groom and his
handsome blonde bride repaired TO Yea
gers new hotel, where they will remain
until the noon train today.
Yesterday, after long but harmonious
session at the court house here. the men,
bers of the Farmers union of Bib coun-
ty decided to purchase the warehouse
formerly owned by the Centreville Ware
house company. The consideration was
$1,000. j. T. Avery of this place. one of the
most substantial farmers in Bibb county.
was at the meeting yesterday elected
treasurer of the Farmers union of Bibb
county
T. S. Dark of Blocton has withdrawn
from the race for representative of Bibb
county. His professional duties require
his time.
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Learn the Two Step on
Skates. We teach you with
out charge. Music afternoon
and night.
LAKE COMO RINK
THROUGH CARS
TO EAST LAKE CASINO.

Leave corner I'd avenue and
18th street every evening at 8,
8:12, 1874 and go through
without STOP. There in time
for the show-Quick travelling
this.
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DALLAS COMMITTEE
PLANS FOR PRIMARY
CANDIDACY OF w. B. CRAIG OF
SELMA FOR CONGRESS WAS
UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED BY
COUNTY COMMITTEE.

Selma, July 26.-(Speeal)-1n compli-
ance with call the Dallas county DEM
ocratic executive committee met in the
office of the register in chancery at the
court house at noon today. The meeting
was called to order by Chairman J. w.
Rountree who stated the purpose of its
being called to pass resolutions govern
ing the holding of the election in the
county next month. both state and con-
gressional. The roll was called by Acting
Secretary Martin in the absence of Sec
rotary Mel.
A quorum was found to be present and
Secretary Martin read a resolution which
: provided for the details of the election
and endorsed the candidacy of w. b.
Craig for Congress from the Fourth dis
trict.
The resolution with slight amendment
in minor particulars was adopted unan-
imously.
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Kirk Jackson. who is looking after the
details of the primary. and getting the
tickets ready today said that the time
limit in which candidates could qualify
through July r. 1t was thought by many
that the entry of the day or the be-
ginning of the day call July p, was
the last of the time, but tn ing Is that
candidates may get in air tomorrow.
Hence it will not be known \ n tomor-
row night just who are to AXE the
races.
Mr.. Allen has been known in Montgom-
cry for many years. He was at one time
secretary of the county board of revenue
and has a great many friends. At present
he is running a grocery store in Mont
gomery. Mr.. Clark is a we'll known news
paper man of Selma. who has long been
before the public in the state as a writer
and publcist. He has number of friends
all over the state
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NEGRO SHOT BY POSSE.
Sheriff's Force In Dallas Saw Man Was
About to Escape.

Selma, July 26.-(Special)-In attempt
ing to arrest the negro Richard Scott, who
on Tuesday afternoon seriously cut w. b.
Blackwell, a young white man, in the
back at the union depot, he was shot
three times by a sheriff's posse and Sc
riously wounded this afternoon. The
sheriff located the negro today and at
about 1 o'clock Sheriff Blackwell, Depu-
ties Townsend, Cherry and Police Officer
Blanton left the city to make the arrest.
He was found about two miles this side
of Summerfield, but when he saw the Of
ficers he began to run and was getting
away when he was shot at by the posse.
Three of the shots hit the negro, one in
the body, one in the hip and one in
the foot He was brought to the county
Jail here and his condition is considered
to be serious.
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MORPHlMA.CURA

An nsbe remedy for the Of Drug Habits Of all Kinds
Sent postpaid at So per bottle Morphine prepared
for Hypodermic or internal USE Delta Chem Co.. St Louis
For Sale by all Birmingham Druggists
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Today's Programme at Auburn.

Auburn. July 26.-tspeciaL)-Th pro-
gramme of the Farmers Summer school
for tomorrow is as follows:
s to a. m.-Prof. c, L. Hare. "'Value
Saving and Use of Stable Manures.
to 10 a. MI. NJ. Jones. Cultivation OF
Corn"
10 to II a. m.-F ]. Merriam. 'Toma-
toes
II to y a. nj. NJ. Thornton, ''Testine
Seed Corn and Making Pea Vine Hay"
u to p m.-Dinner
to 2 p. Mr.. j. Redding, cotton.
2 to .. m.--Loring Brown. Chickens
10 4 p. m.-Loring Brown. Scoring
Contest" (chckens)
to d m.-Judging and scoring sheep
to Q o'clock-Stereoptic lecture.
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Kyle Out for Legislature.

Decatur, July 6.-(speciai)-Judge Gee
ola Kyle ex-crcuit judge of this circuit,
and ex-United States Judge to the Pan
anna canal zone, has announced as can
didate from this county for the state leg
islature, making seven candidates now In
the race for that office with two to be
elected. At this time 1t is not known just
what position Judge Kyle will take on
the leading issues of the campaign, as he
has not as yet announced his platform.
His platform, however. will likely be
made public through the local newspapers
this week.