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The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13
CHAUTAUQUA MUSIC.
Dsven superb Musical Organizations
Headed by WORLDS Greatest chsv
nsuoua ssnd-orsnd opsrs Number
flsfsaf Innovation.

-ule musical programs At cbautau
~na this sesson will surpass all prev
As~s records along this line. They
Anse been strong heretofore. but this
xrsnr seems 10 reach N climax.
The largest and most pfetentious
% Ahis hne list OF attractions u
TAapins international Band. This
Dnaas band In made up OF twenty-five
rsssrcra. with n rich variety OF In
nfrumsnts and Il quartet OF grand
sDera stars
n II the greatest aggregation oil
@srscai talent ever placed npon n
&csantauqua program.
The band viii render n grand o
-asu IN the afternoon. led By Thavli
= Russian bandmasier OF fame uDc
Wap 10 also = delightful corns' solo
~. The program 10 both classic ano
lpopular. and IL suited TO all plopsi
grades OF musical taste,
IA night the band will play &C
Onnpanimsnts 10 The grand oper'
AlpgeIs NJ they render %sei,cuon'
EHnm IL T~rovatore. rIaast. Cavaier,a
nnsiicana and other famous operas
There will be speciai p.opsit.ss iol
lxfS.se acts and tue anger VIII ~
luessi In costumes specially desIgnee
kkr Ibeir Larts.
The bun oar Singing Orchestra II
- aaxteIte vi winsome girls. talentet
md clever. who have been placed IL
die pink Oi platform condition by Mr.
zfsipp Dunbar. whose fame In thil
Ane ~ we.. known
The Z. edward Clarke Company I
srio Of finished musicians selecte'
with special reference 10 traine'
ns1sinai taste. Mr.. Clarke has estsn
Aauhad a great reputation as q vocs
Anzaisi possessing n voice OF grea
liability and sweetness.
The White Rose Orchestra Is mad
% OF the members OF n family. Tn
amber Ia q leader Of ability and ha
AEziaed his children TO a nign poin
n Ghalr various parts. The wn
1ase program presents a rich var
-ssy of both vocal and instrumen
.a-usecfions and Is popular with La
DnARls.
Ths Hsimerdinger Entertainers ar
- that their title suggests. Thu
usnsatiis company IL headed by tina
Dnaan OF platform readers. Mis-
49, Hsimerdinger. = genius 10 he
ag1 a'hose platform presence an
1plsndid work never fans 70 arous
.nsUahr favor
Lat but not least comes the Rinel
RssA combination OF musical ents'
nuEnAEs who present many novel an
0n6kinx features In tho art OF pla
- entertainment. The IstIsr Si'
lun hsvs won thspsslves . distinc
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13
THAVIU BAND COMING
international band OF twenty-five
Players and q Company Of Grand
Opera stars to Appear AZ
chautsuqus-Thsviu
Great esndmsster.

HE leads with both hands and
That 10 what the Cincinnati
Post said or Thsviu. tho Russian
Bandmsstsr. during his engagement
at the Cincinnati Zoo.
Thaviu 10 q bundle OF energy
wrapped NJ Ia n Russian body and
when he plays an American ragtime
for an sncore II 10 all be can do TO
keep from dancing Il.
Thaviu's great band stands In tho
very forefront. The programs are
marvels Of beauty and arouse great
enthusiasm, The Instrumentation 10
nncly balanced and every player Ia
an artist.
At the Ctautauqua this great band
will MI the programs for an entire
day. In the afternoon there will be q
grand concert OF about two hours
duration. On this program. Thaviu
will displa. some OF his celebrated
cornet skill.
The evening performance is TO take
the form OF u musical extravaganza
and festival. introducing u company OF
Grand Opera Singers. These W |
render In exquisite fashion selections
from Faust. II Trovatore. Cavaleria
Rusticana and other operas The or
chestral band will play accompani.
ments. With special stage properties.
brilliant costumes and artificial iights
the effects will be spectacular In.
feed. II is a big city attraction
brought to the very doors OF the peo-
pie.
And yet. brilliant as these programs
are. they are not ponderous or oppres.
sivs. There Il not a moment during
the whole rendition that canno be
thoroughly enjoyed by all. The body
of the programs has been selected
with great are and the encores are
Dainty. catchy little bits that breathe
sweet melody and are Of delightful
lsnpa
3 vtsw.
swho ~inyens~d the typewriter, mar
'Rome maj whO wanted to invent
IN excuse sr having n prrtsy steuog'
esphsr," New yurk PRESS.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13
A NEW CAPITOL WILL
BOOM IMMIGRATION

During the last decade Missouri
did not make tho gain In populs
ton that she should. and Texas
passed her In the rank OF states
The people must get into thu immi'
grafton game during the next ten
years and regain this lori ground
A good way TO begin In TO advertise
10 the world the fact that We are n
wide-a wake. progressive people by
carrying the proposition for a new
capitol building on August lat. iT'S
a pivotal time with Missouri. . crit
sis In which We must fo-.e ahead
or fall back. The enthusiasm fol
lowing n successful campaign for
a now capitol would give "a great
impetus TO the band wagon OF
progress ana send Missouri rolling
on towards the head Of the column,
while tho defeat of the proposition
would fall as 4 wet blanket of dis
couragement upon the hopes ~
Missourians. and turn the Tide ~
immigration from our doors We
must have a new capitol; We need
Il now the three and one.haif mil
lion dollar proposition Ii a most
reasonable one. to carry Il by y
rous.s3 two-thirds majority would
be worth much To the state at this
critical time. why not give Mis-
souri, the prestige OF such a splen-
did victory for progress aud enter
prise'
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13

I've place In the field they occupy.
Associated with Mr.. Pugh, u cele'
brated baritone soioist and reader.
they present q program rich In enter
tainment and full OF spice and vim.
Altogether Il II n grand collection.
No c~hautauqua ever had such 4 mus.
icsl and entertainment Offering. Tho
music 10 almost enough by itself but
added 10 each Of these is another
program OF exceptional merit
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13
ITS UP TO M~lssouRIANs.

The homeseekers in our sister
states know that Mlssouri's capitol
was destroyed by lightning last
February. and they r watching
to see what Missonrians are going
to do about building n new me
Send them the news ON August IL,
that Missouri is u live, progressive
state, keeping step wIth the band
wagon OF progress. and they viii
swarm over the border locking for
homes. Confirm the opinion OF our
enemies that Missouri Is a Moss
back State" by voting down the
capitol rebuilding proposition. and
sheym ride through Missouri TO ok.
lahoma. Texas and Arkansas. hs
up to Missourians.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13

When you consider that your
property Is only assessed AZ me
third OF It's value. you n e that
the probable total cost TO you will
be very small. while the limit of
the possible cost In not burdensome
AT all. A man worth $4,000 will
not have 70 pay more than si.60
capitol tax per year. while the man
whose assessment foots up 1900
ls only out 20 cents per year, the
price OF n couple OF good cigars.
What about the benefits? The
new capitol provides rooms for the
state offices; "A meeting place for
the legislature: safe fre-proof
vaults for the records OF the state:
and q building that is your capitol
home In which YOU have an inter
est and TO which you can point
with patriotic pride. The adoption
OF tho proposition by a large two
thirds majority would advertise the
state most fayo:ably abroad. stamp
US as a live. progressive people. at.
tract the attention OF homeseekers
and give a general impetus TO
every business interest.
The cost is small; the benefits
are great. It's a wise investment;
lend your influence TO the end that
Il may be made August LIST.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13

The student was frightened: but
heartily laughed when DIR, Cell told
him that Il is best for every man to
have some secrets. as II helped might.
lily to keep curiosity awake In people.
DR.. Cell has three secrets altogether.
his age. his height and his religion.
In his travels through Papua the
cannibals always referred to him an
the Big White Chief" and feared to
modest or disturb him on account OF
his great size, Among a avag un.
developed people. one might readily
understand how that might be.
But DIR. Cells great size Is the leas,
OF his accomplishments. He has u
head and heart crammed full VI things
OF the liveliest interest about tho
strange anc unknown peoples into
wwrsc ~---~triss be has led exploring
expeditions.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13
A son OF ANAY.
Or. Cell. the Explorer. . Great BIG
Bodied Mso-csnribais Fe,rod %
His Olspieasure.

DIR. Cell. the explorer. who will tell
the chautauqua people about the HUI.
man Pignies. Immediately on ascend.
ing the platform. makes the people feet
that he Ia u man Of might Just how
tall he really 10 no M has yet dis.
covered.
Once he was crossing a North River
ferry boat. when. suddenly turning
around he saw q student OF the school
OF Technology measuring his shadow.
Or Cell stepped aside and said. That
shadow Is dangerous; better let Il
alone"
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13
AN APPEAL TO STATE PRIDE,

The $500. 900 proposition for re-
building the state capitol, TO be
voted on August !. appeals 10 the
pride OF every loyal Mis- sourian. as
well As to his n OF economy and
Els idea OF ra.ng dispatch In trans.
acting BUSINESS. The capitol aues.
ton Is gcins to lie settled right and
:or all time Arac st 1.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13

$3.50. scuicuts.
Hurrah for woman's Day at Chat.
tauqua! The women have always
been IN the majority At these gather.
ings. and this hne recognition OF their
interests is fully deserved
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13

Belle Kearney. Balfour. Miss.
Miss Kearney knows the people Of
the world. from the reisnins nobility
OF Europe to the miserable Turkish
Efendi. living In the mud huts OF the
Lebanon mountains; from the task
ridden peasants under despotic rule.
TO the free citizens OF M W be-
loved country. And her knowledge
10 not bookish and Theoretical; she
has been there to e for herself.
Miss Kearney 10 OF Southern birth
and blood. Is exquisite in tastes and in
stincts, and royalty represents tie
spirit OF Modern womanhood Jonn
Sharpe winiasns, Isabel Somerset, DR..
Anna Shaw. Rev Macarthur. Col, Geo.
w balm and other noted reiormers
and pabiicists have giyon her unauai.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-13
THE QUESTION OF COST.

The careful business man always
counts the cos Gni estimates the
benefits OF every business enter
prise. Applying this method to tho
proposition TO rebuild u. state cap
itol. TO be voted on August 1, what
do We mud: The iax rate being .
cents on the 500 assessed valua-
lion. the following table will give
the lost TO you:
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
Election Notice.

A Municipal election of the qualified
electors Of the Town of Dolores, Colosa-
do, will he held In the Dol0rss Town
Hall, on Tuesday, the 9Th day u April.
A. d. 1911, between the houss ol !
O'Clock =. IN. aud Z O'Clock p. IN. al
said day, for the purpose of electinG:
One Mayor for the term of one year.
Three Trustees for the term u two
yesrs.
Given under my hand and the oos-
porste seal Of the said Town ~ D0lOrss,
this 18th day of March, A. d. 1911.
[sEALl w. +. BoYD,
Town Clerk.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

orchards whsss the Only avaslabls took
wsss hammer and . pair Of wirs pinch.
sn, A Nv dollan iavssssd In some
GOOD tools wili oflsa savs many dollars
worth u wasssd time aud laboe,
THIS b slso god tluss TO look asssr
The orchard cUlsivaeoss and - that
they sss In proper shaps 1Ds The sum.
n'er wosk. Orchard work q Q suts
hes Ito exact time In which to b. doue,
aud when The tools aud nsachlussy ars
iu nrs class shaps, II helps man 10
keep up Or ahead of bis work rather
than have the work crowd him. A. .
rule The orchardist doss not ussd ~
great . variety u tools ~ the general
farmer, but he should have enough to
do the requirvd work etlici~nily aad
with ~ much esse - possible.
II one 10 To uss orchard heatsrs dur.
ing the coming sprtng, II 10 time Tor
MIN to make bis purchass Of heater
that he thinks 10 the l,~st ior his cou.
di'ions. Also, re about purchasing
the amount of fuel that he will need.
Due can ngure Oh = maximum of atnu,
thirty hours that orchard heaters will
oe nreded II We have spring fros,s such
~ We have had during the past few
yssn. On the average onr quart Of oil
"iii burn one hour, aud figuring Oh
using about eighty quarts Of oil yer
hour for sn scrr, oae can get soune ides
OF the amount u oil hs might need fur
the orchard beating sssson. At,out
I'VE pounds u cosi 10 estimated 10 give
the same amount u heat - ons quart
Of oil. For the thirty hours' boruing
of the amount u cuai aud oil ~ stated
shove, Il would take tfiseu barrels Of
oil, OF. II cual 10 used. sboat i've tons
III acre. II 10 . good plan u have the
cosl OF oil heaters In good shape and
placed where they cau readily be NOV.
Cd To the orchard when they are need
sd.-R. b. Hsrrick, q. A. Z. Fort Col.
iins.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
kslshss q Pysh.ss Celebrate.

.
Silver Star Lodge No. los, X. II p. +.
celebrated Its fourteenth anniversary
Saturday evening with banquet. Two
tables, the length Of the opera house,
were spread each holding sixty-four
plates. The hall was tastily decorated.
BY the side Of each plate was = carns-
tion while on each plate was q neatly
printed folder containing the program
aud menu. Each table contained
three stands Of wax isPers which
were lit when the program began aud
added much to the decorations.
An excellent program Was rendered
and the feed was all that could be de.
sired. Harry v. Pyle vas toastmssier
and introduced each number In he.
dtting manner. The Cortex orchestra
had been employed for the occasion
and opsned the program with music.
The invocation was pronounced by
Rev. b. q. Green Of Mancos. Randolph
Williamson gave the address Of wei
come. Rev. Green spoke on "Pythian.
isin." Other numbers were = song
ny Messrs. Akin, Baintsr. Porter aud
Pinkerton; recitation by John Resvis;
plano duet by Lola Morrison aud Lets
Beimsar; baritone solo by &. c. Bos.
,nsu. H. J. Porter spoke on "Frster.
nifty, and d. n. q. Lsfurssy dis
cosssd his fsvosl.s topic, "The Ladies'"
w. w. Dunlap gave . brief history of
Silver Star Lodge. and J. N. BrMn,iey
spoke on "'rhe Obligation" Other
uumbers were . vocal solo by Miss
CIeavss Pyle, vocal duet by Me~dames
MuagAvs ssA Brun,ley, aud . solo by
T.. L. wubss. The program was inter.
sperssA With musts By tbs oschsstra.
TIE guests wers served In m up-to-
dats manner by ten knights. There
wsrs prsssst, including Knights and
their fAollies aud friends, about $50
psrsoas The attendance would have
bese larger but the bod rosds pre-
vented knights who reside In the
county from coming In. All prsuent
he'd . delightful time snd Mt sDs their
hosnsa at midnight hoping that Silver
star l.odgs might have many returns
u such birthdays.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
L.aaGo View Notes.

Geo. Wiikersou h planning 10 re-.
usodsi his house. Chris Wilkerson In
going to superintend the work.
Ms. Eilermsysr received word last
Friday that his mother had died that
aposnIng while Visiting with her son
On Ells,nsyss in Kansas. Nm. Elles.
meyer had just passed her 81 birthday
lest month. She was quite well
known here having lived here for ssv.
sral ysan and was dearly loved BY
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

evevyons. We since rely sympashiss
with the beFrsvsd oOss.
The nncheu In this locality en- now
rej"lciMg with lull sesssvolss asd cis-
tsrns again, water was tUsusd iuto tbs
ditch for our bsnsat on Wednesday.
Coleman Rakes wouldn's ~ savi.
gAtlng through the mud 10 attend Ban.
day school In Costes, % he dld the
uext.bcst thing and went over y Cor.
do0's 10 discuss socialism With Ar.
Gordon.
Lots of building going to b done In
Lake View. Rsx McRas N planning
fbr . new housr and chicken house
this summer. II. r. 9ordon b gsslnE
remodel his houss aud the WllksrD00
house 10 bs ress.sicled
Soper's left Friday for their future
home In California. They we're sorry
to leave us.
Floyd Winkneld 10 due any oil time
now. He said he was going 10 lsave
NAturita the 10th.
The last meeting Of the r. r. d {.
union was almost fissle on account NJ
the rain aud mud of the week, not
many members attended. A short
prosram Was given aud business waa
hurried through aud oil hopsd sor
hetter meeting next time which will
be Friday, March cath.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
Desnocrstic c0ave0eloa.

A mass convention of oil voten vim
desire TO take part In putting . rppsS-
sentative ticket IN the field for i0wn
officers Of Dolorrs, rsgsrdiss. Of party
Affiliations, IN called 70 meet - sevs
Town hall, saturday, March 10. 1911,
st p. m. for the purp,ns Of no,Oinst-
ing = mayor, aud three Trustees fos .
full term, and to transact such other
business - may propsrIy come Lsfors
the c0nvention.
JNo. J. HARRis,
Secretary.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

A. =. Harris returned Friday from
On extended visited 10 the South and
East. After . pleasure TIP 70 Florida,
where be spent some time siaht assias
and hshing. he went 10 New Yosk end
from there 70 his old houss In Ohio.
la oil Of his journey be sneosatsssd
very little rain until be reached Coso.
rado where hs found lots Of II. Andy
b q The op,uIou that . Mootssums
eoasty app,s orchard viii yssld usoss
sstusus los The owner than . Florida
oeangs orchard viii.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
Church Assossscsosses,

No services In the Methodist church
Sunday. Sunday school at 10 .. n.
Services will b held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday oi
each month.
Services In the Baptist church the
secss"d and fourth Sundays of each
month. sunday school every Sunday
nsOsuing st 10 o'clock.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

For Sale-A few thousand pounds Of
Rural New York No. 2 seed potstoes
This 10 hne seed, smooth and free from
scab. Sample can be had at the Do
lores Lumber 4 supply company.
Let me quote you . price at the cellar
or delivered In Dolores.
N. Il. CARPENTER.
Dolores, X. +. d.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Let ~ cultivsts . public spirit and
talk lsss and work more. Encousrss
our local authoritiss in making I'm.
provsmsnts. Speak up, speak veil,
talk sucourasinGly Of our town sod IL
bright pruspsoss. II b thess many
liltls considerations that makes . town
grow. Nsturs hes shovsssd upon ~
her choicest blessinsa, and with pr.
feet unity and effort ios the good u
our common Gauss, great wili b. the
result.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
Citizens c00vsaeio0.

A convention Of the voters Of tbs
Town of Dolores who sss interested In
the future pro~perity aud growth oi
our town, 10 called to meet In tbs
Dolores school building at 8 o'clnck
saturday afternoon, March 10, 1911,
Tor the purpose Of placing Ia non,ina-
ton . mayor for = term Of one year,
and three irustes- for . term of two
years, aud 10 transact such other busi.
ness ~ may properly como beiors the
the convention.
A. I. Smith, 6sc'y.
CHARLES BEAR, Chairman.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Work creates wealth; work sets
money In motion; work pays debts;
work b the vital power In prosperity,
aud that city, that community, aud
that nation whose people Are idle, arc
poos, and poor In proportion 10 the
number that they work and the time
they work. Heavens grratest earthly
blessing To any people b u give them
honest, resnunsrutive work.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

See the latest improved alfalfa culti-
vatoFs, disk drills with pres wheels OF
Ding chains, corn plsntera, disk Guilt.
vatoIS aud general line Of implements
n'ads by john Deere P'ow Company.
RUST LUMBER 4 MERcANrILE 20.
Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Mn. Matte Bainter returned satur.
day from two weeks visit in Colorado
springs and Pueblo. She was &C.
companied by her son and daughter
who have been spending the winter
st Colorado Springs
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

1hsss b nothing HE The pure frssh
cir and sunlight TO give vigos 10 body
and mlnd. Many penons make .
grsat mistake In rsmainine indoon
end bsolling thsn,sslvss 10 death all
winter bssids the rsd-hoe Kitchen
stove. They are mortally afraid Of
catching cold. The parents Imagine
that u b their duty 10 keep the chill.
dFen In the house continuously u
soon - trust sears the leaves, aud 10
- that the doom and Windows are
closed and next to alright, day aud
night The parents want healthy and
robust children; but they employ en-
tirely the wrong method. Let the chil.
dren aud everybody else, have all the
liss-giviug oso0e Of the outdoor cir
possible. The county people have this
insstin,able advantage over city people,
and they ought TO he wise enough To
make the best use Of II. The fresh air
10 just - necessary In winter ~ In sum-
me1.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

The regular monthly meeting Of the
town council wss beld Monday even.
Ing, with oil n,smben present except
Trnstes Burgwin. The only business
Of importance wss the allowing os
him.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisher.

uepeuMens OS the Interior.
Y. ,. Lsed Otlics at Durango Colorado.
February 9Th, iSil.
Neeies 10 hsrsby given that David q. Rea vis,
q Oosoess, Colorado, Who oa March ilth,
w.. 9sds honsstsed application No. sslS,
sssfel No. elm for the SW of ssction n,
tcv1ehip "a north, ranss Is wsst, n. \. r.
Meridian. he's Alsd notice Of Intention 10 make
ana! eve-ys.s prcoi, 20 establish ciain 70 the
clerk Il ths dislrrit court u Aoats.uma county,
Coloseao. "a Costss, Colorado, On tho nth day
C1aiaast nAnss - witnsssssi
J1espA eoatcap. Charles Rsnts, Charles
sqeisse and Louis fulvilss. all Of Dolores.
Colosado.
O. n. CaAaLTos, Register
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

c. e. aud w. D. knight Of Pueblo,
arrived In Dolores Sunday with six
cats Of farm implements, live stock
aud household goods. They are locat-
Ing 10 the Montesums valley.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
Preparing For the Sprisg Orchard
Work,

There are many days during the
late winter when, on account of oil.
matte conditions, Il 10 impossible 70 do
work such - pruning In the orchard.
When such intervals occur, time can
be spent to good advantage by over.
hauling aud repairing the spraying
outfit, cultivation aud orchard heaters.
II 10 often happens when one starts
70 spraying thst son,s part of the n,s.
chine fails to work, aud he losss valus.
bls time. Much of this delay could bs
avoided by having the ouint in nrst
cisss shape. Along with this II 10 very
convenient 10 have . good supply Of
tools. The writer has been In many
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

The ground hog ended his SIX week
sleep Monday and d. c. Reavis vas
out Tuesday looking for him with .
view Of getting even for the miserable
weather his hossbip wss responsible
fnp
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Every school boy knows that kite
will not ny unlsss thers 10 . string
tying II down. II 10 just % In life.
The man Who b tied down BY half .
dossn bloonIing responsibilities aud
their mother, wlll make . higher,
stronger flight than the bachelor. who
having nothing to keep him stssAy, h
always Aouudssipg iu the mud. II
you want 10 asssnd In the world, tie
yoursslf 10 somebody.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

The DOlores schools sre having Q
vacation siuce Wednesday noon. The
teachers, Mn. Hamilton and Miss
Harter, are at Cortes attending the
teachess' examination.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

The Ladies' Aid, Of Lebanon, report
. good attendance, . splendid program
aud about 90 added 70 their treasurery
from their entertainment and supper
last night.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

The Christian Endsavor topic for
Sunday evening 10 Money" Every
body Interested In money b cordially
invited to attend. The meeting will
Be 10 the n. Z. church at 6:45. Good
music. p. A. PinkertOn leader.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Public Storage wishing to
store household goods In q safe building
should inquire Of J. II. Hughes, Dolo-
res, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Be good to the robins. A single
bird Of this family has hsen found to
devour It's caterpillar 10 . day, while
the crop Of another was found to have
. collection Of 100 potato bum.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Spring snd Summer Mllllssey.
Mrs. Letson will have . nice line oe
hats at Akin 4 Porter's store Wednes-
day and Thursday, March y aud q,
and will lie glad to have the ladies call
and inspect,
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

For SAle-Belleville thresher. Jurnt'o
l5-hone-power engine with steel water
tank on trucks. aud two wood saws
and frame. $500 takes the bunch.
Inquire Of Myers Bros, Dolores, Colo.