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The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
FAILS TO GET CERTIFICATE.
SeaatOR-elect Reed Has Net Con
Piled with Law.

Seaot0R-elect Reed Has Net Con.
Piled with Law.
Jefferson City. No.. Jan. 1&-The> GER
tificate Of election rs United States Sena-
tor was denied to-day to James A. Reed.
Democrat. by Secretary Of state Cor
nelius Roach. Democrat, on the ground
that Reed had not complied with the
law requiring Reed to nle his list OF
campaign expenses with the secretary cf
state. Reed ignored certain sections Of
the corrupt practices act because he
holds laws made by the legislature can
not regulats United States Senator'S
conduct.
Reed h not worried. The statutes re-
qulres that the schedule, shall b. Aied
within thirty days after the election.
Reed was formally elected on joint bal
lot to-day.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
KERN PRAISES REVERIDGE.
Newly Elected Senator Makes Brief
N0npaFtisan Speech.

newly Elected senator Makes Brief
Nonpaftisan Speech.
indianapolis. jan 1S-In joint conven-
ton of the senate and house at noon
to-day the vote of tho houses Of yester-
day was formally canvassed. and John
W. Kern was declared elected to the
United States Senate A committee of
the two houses notified him Of his eiectior
and, escorted by the committee, he and
Gov. Marshall appeared. Mr.. Kern's
speech was brief and wholly without par
tisan color.
He thanked the general assembly for
the honor conferred upon him. and de-
clared that 1T isoan especially great
honor to be elected the successor Of the
present able and patriotic senior Sen
ator." He paid Beveridge further COM
pliment by saying that after twelve
years Of faithful service he will retire
from that body with integrity unques-
toned, with ability universally acknowl-
edged, and a reputation for eloQuence and
earnestness altogether unsurpassed"
The new Senator referred to his De-
mocracy, but said he was under no OBJ
legations save those which he owes the
great body Of the people Of his State.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
NO CHOICE MADE
ON SENATORSHIP

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
No Change In Montana.

Helena. Mont, Jan 1s.-There was no
great change in to-day's Senatorial vote,
the feature being q gain of one by Car
ter, Republican. A number Of the Re
publicans are disposed to cast compli-
mentary votes.
Walsh, the leading Democratic candi-
date. received no added votes. but one of
the Butte labor interest said that whenever
his vote would mean an election. he
would come over. The ballot resulted:
Carter, "a; Walsh. s.; Conrad. II; scat
tering, II.
One Democratic member Of the house
died to-day, reducing that party's plu-
rality to five. 1t Is problematical II the
governor will order a special election to
fill the vacancy.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
eesateso lEesr out q 0eaal

|spesA b n WsaAaGsaa naala.
I Ctnzieeeoa. ~. NJ, 5ans 1k-1Ao ~
49, Hepphllels - ~ - rCglnl1l-
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
Congratulations Pour In.

gratulations when the news Of his re-
election reached the Capitol. Most of the
Massachusetts, members Of the House
walked over to the Senate chamber in
a body to join in the congratulations.
Senator Lvuge made public the follow
ing statement after he received the news
Of his election:
II am very. very grateful to the legis-
lature Of Massachusetts and to the peo-
pie of the Commonwealth whom they rep
resent for the signal honor they have
conferred upon me in electing me for a
fourth time to the Senate Of the United
States"
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19

pIlSdteS VI CLASS D Is Increased 1IOm ozo
to 5s7, the number of privates of class 2
from 81 to g. and the number Of privates
of class is reduced from % to So. The
amount required to pay the salaries Of
privates of class who will be promoted
to class and privates of class /
who will be promoted to class during
the fiscal year 1s13 is decreased from
$3.50 to $2.70s.50. The allowance to fifty
five captains, the lieutenants, sergeants,
and privates mounted, is decreased from
$3.50 to $40 each. The miscellaneous and
contingent fund Is increased from $500
to $36.000 For the reconstruction of cell
corridors. and the placing in the First.
Fourth, Sixth. and Eighth precinct sta
ton houses of eight modern locking ap-
pliances. slSoso IL appropriated. The sal
ary Of the foreman Of the harbor patrol
is reduced from $500 to $40 and his title
Is changed to watchman. There IL an in
crease Of from one to two deck hands
at $40 year.
More Pay fer Fireaen.
Fire department-The salary Of the
chief clerk il Increased from N.eoo to
1850 q year. Thirty-seven captains, in-
stead Of thirty-six. are provided for. and
thirty-eisht lieutenantA instead Of thirty
seven: the salary Of the superintendent
Of machinery b Increased from Q.Sot to
<,oo0:s twenty-throa aaginoors are pro-
vided foe. instand of tNenty-two: twenty-
three asBlsta1t eag3ueofa insteod OF
twenty-tWo: thistyelDht A1avaraL instsad
q 9hEty-eoySns tl1efy - aa616&anfa
esiysse h,saeee . . ri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

Thompson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Halpiu. OF Tenth street.
Mrs. G.. \ Conant. Of Sistcrsyille.
is the guest OF Mrs. Richard Terrell.
on Jefferson avenue.
The Rev. Father Flanagan has re-
turned 10 his home here after an ex-
tended trip To Canada
Mrs. owen Williams and children
Cf 8allaire. were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Zumbrunucn ycstcr.
day.
Harvey Hicks. the well known stock
dealer. lies very 40 al lis home on
Wash u-tOu avenue
Seiby Laing and wife. Of Eighth
street. spent Sunday with Wheeling
friends.
Ernest White will leave to-day for
Nooreheld. whe-r he Will s.eud sew.
eral weeks as the guest OF clyde
riddle
Lester Haiucs left yesterday on a
bicycle trip to Washington. Pa. where
lie will spend a week with friends.
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moundsv,ile Briefs.

There were n0 services held boo any
OF th" churches hero yesterday even.
.uF Ou account OF fhr Chaufauqua.
and tHIs Nil continue until Chautau.
qua lF ended
lr g.. g. Tr.ll wIs ou Uucys Widee
yesterday VISITING friends
Robert Robinson aud family have
moved into Tho cottaac on The camp
grounds
Miss Sarah Rock returned TO hcr
home Boo CorropoHs yesterday after n
two wccks visit with Miss Mildred
FIfJaiwwOus. 0f Third street
Tho W.ssos WiufreI and Nellie
Pickett viii entertain az their home
600 Fourth street tomorrow night. in
honor OF their guest Miss Brooks. OF
Clark burg
Harry Frey returned yesterday
from Marietta. where he spent SOW.
nral days on business
Joseph Shousr. ~ Uiuahurr. was
ra'Iug ou friends here yesterday
ShorUin F9nkhou4or. ~ Wheeling
spent tno Sabbath with Nr and Mrs
John Bennett Of Jefferson avenue
Tho Misses GLADYS Iaglctf and
Florence lioeku lcu yesterday for
r"thoeda. whcro They VIII visit
friends
Mrs Thompson md children. NJ
tmnonsburE. are the guests OF Mrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

county. The same company is drilling
in the top Of Tie Big Iuiun al IFS fest
on the triah M.burn farm. i1 the
Muriocksyino district. in V4.. -e,on
county. IA. The Lor.Iar- OH com.
pany has drilled t.st on inc s. %.
Bigger farm Through rho 700 foot sand
and has GEs,or They Will prob
aniy drill 20 the lower sands.
Drilling and starting tests Grant
and Murphy districts. u-.ue county.
lave a- much OF more evr,-.u.ntlI
vDsA u-ier war and starting a- any
other part Of West Virginia Du Long
run. in 90" first named district. the
iie-7ou on company BIAS ma.e o.,
.'cI' .ou for f"sf on th. James
luuy farm. on Bear -.1 E. g. C-
ic+ D." is due boo tu" sand ~ o. test
oh .l' NaN"e.. farm On Devil Ha..
run k''eor. Gr".n a. Ca. .~a down
l.5'' feet m their test ou fha Buh.~.
ford heirs farm. Ou Tuud- Cree.
'ae Furhta1ucn ana PARKER burg Dr
and Cas- company is RIGGING 49, af if-
lorg ,.av'd test oa the iho Lucas
farm on the north Fork of Hu.ha4
river tf" Imperial or and GAS com.
plrr '- duo 10 tho surI On +ha s
Nathcnv farm. To" Hope %a'ural
Gas company has frn r|I completed
for % ts-f ON fle Horny N.af4 Farm
ana fhr Fr' .'l,l on HuI Gas com.
prrr '- drilling test pu 'In H.r
r.e'f CD.'r farm iletfrI on Dog
Comfort run lu N.rfhe District ou
fh" south fork ~ hughes river. r."
D.. s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

Mrs Marion Aik re. AGED 90. passed
away zoo Der home Iu Glendale yc-fer-
day even Dos about % o'clock. after %
short illness Mrs Alkro formerly
resided hero. LI' removed fo Glendale
several years ago Funeral services
"lIi o." held in tlr family residence at
o'clock fhis evening. and VIII be-
conducted lf kst. Hhu1Ie- of the
FIRST 81. g. church The remains will
Dr. taken fo kfclte ou so -. where
Intermeuf 1911 le made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
NERVOUS DEBILITY
CURED BY
"TONA VITA"
WAS oicoURAoeo-Is A NEW
MAN NOW.
Most Interesting Facts About the
Remedy Are the Statements
Made by Sufferers.

/ The most interesting facts in con-
nection with the introduction OF the
remarkable new tonic. "Tona Vita"
In Detroit are the statements OF
those who have given the medicine
a fair trial.
/ Among such statements is the fol
/ lowing by John McColeman. VINO re-
sides at No. SO Tillman street, De-
troit. Mr.. McColeman said:
'Tona Vita has acted ike a charm
in my case. and I'm certain II Is the
most wonderful medicine ever sold
here. ! was one OF the most discour-
aged men IN Detroit before / began
taking this medicine. | never got a
nights sleep, but would toss and roll
all night. ! was in such a low state
OF nervousness that II person spoke
TO me or friend slapped me on the
back | would jump from the shock.
and my heart would rapidly beat for
minutes afterward. When | sat down
TO meal my stomach seemed to
balk and refuse to accept food The
smell OF cooking would make me
sick. My memory was poor. and
even my eyesigat became affected.
3 Ten days ago | talked with one Of
the physicians At the drug store and
he told me | was afflicted with merry
Gus debility, and advised me To try
iona Vita. did IL. and am very
glad that I did. for 'Tona Vita
proved a wonder. Ny ambition has
returned. as well as my strength and
energy. now sleep all night ard
get up in the morning feeling cheer
ful and ready for anything. My APP
is md huNa
never relishcd my food as ! now do.
! have no Indigestion. hope that
iona Vita will do for other suffer
ers rs much as q did for me. ] feel
sincerely grateful"
one of the physicians who are OK
planning the nature q The pew prep
aration 20 the public. .n speaking Of
Mr.. NCCcleman's statement. said;
Few OF tile public fully realize as
yo' What wonderful medicine
iona viva is IN Europe ru'iar
preparation has been .uiCra"d iF
some Of the greatest P"rs0nares. ia
Guiding the surgeon general az th"
French army. but The medicine is new
fo tho United states. However. lD.
tor. we leave this ci;v fh" hundreds
OF lalt sick mon and women V'o are
victims of nervous debility and tho
general Ilhcalfh thar this disease
produces will realize what a blessing
rho toni. is.
4 Chief among Tho symptoms Of
nervous dehiijv ar. l9CE Of energy.
stomach and bowel troubles. u-rNorS-
nese. depression Of sp.rts. slecplcSs-
ues.. little vitality. headaches dull
pain !u the back. poor circulation.
cold tcat. dizzy spells spots h'.orr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

Rev. C. L. Hutslar. OF the Christian
church. Wheeling Island. and inter-
mcnt was made in The McMechen
cemetery.
I. r. Cady left last evening for
Chicago. where he will spend several
days on business.
Merton Carroll and wife have re-
turned from a few days visit with
Mrs. CAROLS parents az Shadyside.
Ted Carlyle was visiting friends
IN Moundsville yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
CsUer Completed.

Tho Is Eewcr on Water ard Six
t''nA s.rss. was completed Satur-
'a' e'cnas. and the trenches have
BE- l.icd. Tho sewer under The rail.
r-t- va also finished Saturday. The
c.;~l machine is still on Baker and
hes made good progress. Work this
T"ca- will be on the east side of JET
-o.s,2. young man named Bogard
i-.- = narrow escape from injury Sat
lay evening when the walls OF the
Lccch caved g. on him. but his com
Dani0as rescued him before he suf
iorcd any oerious injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
COAL VOTE
SHOWS SPLIT
Confirmation That Watson and Chill
ton Are No Longer in Harmony
Given Public.
WATSON FOR FREE COAL;
Chiffon OPPOSES PLAN
State Democrats Eagerly Await Next
Move in fractional Fight Among
the Bosses.
BIT CsL +. YOUNG.
xute Burea

CHARLESTON. Aug. with two
Democratic senators divided on the
coal question. one voting for free coal
and the other against II, the polite
ians are beginning to wonder what
the next question will be that will in
itself convince the public. dspite
newspaper denials to the contrary.
that Chiffon and Watson are not low
ers OF each other and that each Is
watching the other with a suspicious
eye.
Watson. head Of the biggest coal
corporation in existence. with great
fields Of the black diamond lying close
90 the Pennsylvania line and near the
At of the greatest manufa turing
center on the face OF the earth. votes
.or free coal The great steel cor
poration. the manufacturers OF Nes-
tern Pennsylvania and Northern ohio
and "A part 81 New York. want coal
To- come I'm from Canada free Of duty.
Those operators, like central and
southern West Virginia and oth,>
sections of the country. where the
haul is longer than from the Fair
mont. Western PENNSYLVANIA and 9TH
or fields. do not want Canadian coal
To- come In duty free and deprive
them of part % their market
coal. For that he will receive the
praise 81 the great coal business
south Of tho Fairmont and Baltimore
ohio railroad territory. He and
som" Of his associates have interests
in coal fields In this section Of the
state
T. should o." horne I'm mind that the
coal business has not been ms pro-
n.ahic This year nS 81 sas during
come Other years. What * going 10
happen 20 the coal r'.n ~ central and
SOU bern West Virginia who have been
Shipping coal 20 th- lakes when an ad-
diticnIl han9i,ap g. placed upon Thorn
lv permitting canadian coal 70 come
IN ari compete without paving u
duty
oh. Hes. cscrvthirc IS lovely he
'wo"n -" factioual leaders ard the
rarh and 90" .n the Democratic party.
and Vest Virginia has pair OF able
s.ratorS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
SHOPS TO BE MOVED
9. & o. s. W. Absndons plants at
Chillicothe ard Washington-Go
to Cincinnati

Special Utsratch to the IntelliEencer
CINCINNATI. -. Aug e. Tho r.
& -. =. W. has just announced plans
for tine abandonment of its shops at
'hiiIicothe o.. and WaHhinEton. Ind,
and the plants will be removed 20 GIN
ciuuau and consolidated with the
plant there. n Is believed that tho
idea Will result I'm economy for the
operation Of III. road II VIII take
about 200 men to Cincinnati.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN by
WILLIAM L. FREEMAN.

These stories have urged re-
peatedly the ACCESSIBILITY of
COMMUNITY ADVERTlS-
ING.
ADVERTISING can do for
a CITY OR A TOWN just
what it does for any other
buSineSS-BUlLD IL up.
MAKE IT MORE PROSPER
Gus.
1t was about a year ago that
the suggestion was made in
this column that NEW YORK
CITY could well afford to.
spend million dollars a year
i'll advertising lis advantages
in the newspapers throughout
the United StateS-that is, it
could tell about its MANU-
FEATURING industries, its
great HOTELS, its great
stores and the great BUSl-
NESS done generally.
How suggestions take root
is Illustrated by the fact that
the DORLAND ADNERTIS-
INC AGENCY conceived the
plan of getting several New
York hotels to contribute vari-
Gus sums of money for the
purpose of advertising NEW
YORK CITY AS A SUMMER
RESORT.
Some very attractive copy
has been prepared, in the
shape of pages and half pages.
The copy tells of the various
sights in New York worth see
ing-the attractions it has to
offer, its accessibility To the
beaches, etc, then follows a
list of the various hotels con-
tributing to the fund.
! don't know how much
money has been collected. hut
judging from the amount of
copy put out So far, | should
say that between $4,000 ana
$4,000 has heen expended in
telling people all over the
Country about New York City.
There is no doubt about the
EFFECT this advertising will
have, AMI the RESULTS. lam
sure, WILL JUSTIFY the
business interests Of New
York in inStitutin& next year
AN EVEN MORE ENTEN-
SlNE CAMPAIGN.
Communities everywhere
should advertise their strong
points in other cities in the
United States.
ADVERTISING Of the ri.ht
kind will INCREASE POPE-
LATION-WUI. BRING
MONEY FOR INVESTMENT
PU RIP O 81 S-wi'l living
about NEEDED REFORNS
AND IMPROVEMENTS.
There is nothing that aivcr-
Using cannot Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
N.iuat.s .,s-.s Dead.

Ono O. thc matched team OF sorrels
...-...nE O. tho state pen.tentiary
N7. L1.lsc vita q 81 OF collie yester-
day arc -;ic12 AID died about D o'clock
d.. -I ua! "lG e valuable one and
'h" t.lil .1ato very good appear
-age tuscf -r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
N MECHEN
FI-crai Of Iona eissett Was Held
Ec1terdsY Aft-rnooo-Cther
fc'-s i>-tcs OF McMechen.

Funeral services were held over
81 bctT 81 lJas Bissett. whose death
occurred Friday night a the result
- BURR received last Wednesday.
''hc services were conducted 10y the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Aned Resldent Dead.

Sresia1 t'isr1frr 20 tho 1rtclligercer
HARRTSVILLE. W. Va. Aug G.
Joshua Adams. AZ tho aga Of IS. Is
dead az his homo in this city He was
the father Of = children. II Of whom
are living He was affiliated with the
Baptist church for years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

Tho Fostor.a Glass companys big
plant will Resume m fun in practically
every department to-day. The plant is
in excellent condition and all the ma
chIncry. etc. has been given "A good
oNcrhauling The gas producers have
been repaired and new connexions
made bet~cen the TANKS and the or.
races. and srartiE-; to-Gay they will
furnish gas for the furnaces.
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Resume In Full.

of The arrangement of the Mondays
.u This month
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ITO be cor''rnsa J
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EgsNW. :.
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This also applies to all AUTO
BAGGAGE. Tire Trunks, Auto
Hat Trunks, Auto Bags, Auto
Suit Cases, Auto Restaurant
Trunk.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14
Olple,laex.


Dr.. John d. Musgrave horn Of Grrn
Oh, Kansas, June ., 1874, passed
away at hs home In Dolosss April II
1911. He lsaves . brother. DR.. r. b
Musgnve Of San Dsego, Callsosnla, q
sister, @. z. T'hosnpson at 0rsnosa,
kansas, hs wife aud son. He came
to Dolores . pastor Of the Methoiist
Episcopal church last September
Herr be he's done faithful WORT, hav.
Ing wan the hearts II the people - Z
pastor and friend. The Indy will be
sent 10 0renois, Kansas, for burial.
The many fste nds 10th Ut Dolorrs and
Lebanon sympathise very deeply With
the family.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Duchess Dc CAoisssiPraslin (see.
oeFiy Mrs. Hamiltoa Paine Il Boz
esa) has had . sood Zeal Of trosbls
over the gallery Of bogus "olA nas-
eees" that sAe bought fron Tie bogus
Csuat d'Aslby.
The duchess. even vAiis In Boz.
To-" said Boston art dealer, bought
. eood deal Of art rubbish. Her HAD
heart caused Der easily to - takss
d.
There Was . young imprssssoaiss
Wbo sold her . lot a dauhs for any
y sixty tines thslr real worth. This
eAAp vas quite . lion for tine. He
were . velvet Jacket and prided him
se6 on bic pictures unintslligibllity.
at oos q bic studio tees Q lsAy
poused bsfors - saosmous Canvas
~ booeel more ME . p1ah an1
oFat ~ thaa aaytAing else.
@1taS swfully pretty he iaAy
~. 1st-sr-what 10 II . picture
ctr
.'TAs artist studied bic productsos
closely. Thsa be frovned and shook
Ais hea1.
10y Jovs. I can't remsmbsr.' ~
saal.s
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14
cosacll Meeeiag.

A meeting u the Town ooumcil was
held Monday evening. The old menu
ben Of the hoard convened nrst Ia
close up the business II the past year;
oil heing present excepting Trustee
Nc0lochlin. On behalf II the Dolores
Board II Trade II. v. Pyle thanked
the board for the use OF the hall during
the past year, and also thanked the
marshal for carving for same on even
ines that the BnArd Of Trsde met. All
bills for election expenses, etc. were
allowed and ordered paid; after which
the new board was sworn In.
The hrst work taking up by the new
boaTd was the considering Of applica-
tions for engineer aud inspector of the
proposed new water system. A num-
Der Of applications were read. Mr..
Bsrret, one Of the applicants, Was
present and explained just what he
would do 70 his application MAS &C.
cepted. After some discussion Mr.. Bar
ret wss employed.
The matter Of electing town officials
was taken up. The mayor appointed
w. }. Exon mayor pro TEN. and }. d.
burgwsn clerk pro TEN. w. r. BOYD
made application for the ONCE OF clerk,
but recommended that the salary he
raised from 800 per year to $500. The
application Vas laid over to the next
meeting. Dan Smith, Roy Akin and
X. w. Lockett applied Tor the ONCE 81
marshsl. Akin resolved two votes and
Lockett four. Randolph Williamson
made application for the once OF
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Services viii 10 held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday Oi
sach ssoath.
Thew Will be preaching services In
be Methodist church Sunday - u an
SUNDAY school u 10 .. n. No even.
Ing sssvi0s.
6esvicss iu the Baptist church the
secossd esd fourth Sundays of each
n'osssA. Sunday school svssy Sunday
nsosslsg - 10 o'clock.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

P~asy hes nothlmx 10 crsw A60ut.
teca0se th~rr are many women N or
town who travel fr,m po's 10 pnss
every Monday; and their e0or,a ass u
greater benefit to socisty than Psarv's
discovery II an imaginary nothing.
called the North Pole.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

There are very lew "Houss for rent"
signs to b. seen In our town. That 10
. proof Of growtA and prosperity. but
also ~ Indication that more homes
ought 10 b provided sos The psopls
who would move here, u bovses could
b rented. A number u cosy aod 81.
tsactivs cottasss that can b rented at
Q reasonable ngurs y what re nssd.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Astraysd-Ons black sow With ~
weighing a,nut 10 pounda. FtW1ss
will please notify David 6wickhslmssss
Dolores, Colo, and receivs inward.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

The man Who wants 10 succeed and
TO do the greater thInss Of life Will b.
must vnmercifully criticized. No
matter what you may b. doing, there
ass always sDsDs foa,iIsh people 10 con.
denim yo0. Never mind them, but 90
aleoA.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14


Whereas, The dear Father Of oil haa
released from her sutisrinxs Nm. Louis
Hendrickson; therefore lie u
Resolved, That 10 her daughter and
our sister, Flora w. Pyle, ne this
members OF Silver Plume Temple No.
81, Pytbian Sisters, extend our heart
felt sympathy.
Resolved, That while We lOW 10
humble submission tn His divine will,
We recognize that her deeds Of charity
aud unselfish kindness will long livs
In our memories; and he II further
Resolved, That these resolutions b
spread upon the minutes Of our meet
Dug, = copy sent to our sister, and pub
lished In our local paper.
ANNA BRUnLEY,
JEFFIE HOSEA,
LOTTIE LOCKETT,
Cos,,ntttee.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

The state society Of Christian En-.
deavor convenes In Grand Junction
June Is to 10. Delegates to the num-
Der Of 500 will be present from all parts
Of the state.