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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
NEWS OF OPELIKA

Opelika, April 15.-(Speeial )-The Sun day school convention of the Third dis trict of Lee county will be held at Pleas ant Grove Baptist church next Sunday afternoon, April 16, at ? o'clock This district is composed of beats and F.
 The programme will be: Devotional ser vices by Rev. D. P. Meadows; Some Needs of the Country Sunday School, by Rev. J. A. Story; "The Possibilities of the Country School" discussed by the Sunday school workers present; "The Banner Sunday School" R. D. Webb, president Lee County Sunday School as sociation.
 A party of Western of Alabama railroad officials on an inspection trip from At lanta to Montgomery, stopped over here yesterday in private cars. fin the party were President c. A. Wickersham, Super intendent w. N. Cox. Roadmaster o. T. Nelson and Trainmaster Moritz
 Two weddings of great interest in the social circles of this city next week will be those of Miss Alieiean Driver and Mr. William Wilson, which will occur at the First Methodist church on Tuesday even- ing. April IS. After a reception at the home of Mrs. F. J. Tucker, the aunt of the bride, MT. and Mrs. Wilson will leave for Rome, Ga, their future home
 Miss Ethel Ingram and MT. Clifford Wear, two of Opeikas most popular young people. will have pretty home wedding on Wednesday evening, the 19th at the home of the bride. who Is the daughter of MT. J. J. Ingram. MT. Wear Is the popular junior editor of the Opelika Daily News. MT. and Mrs. Wear will leave at S:3O p. m. for an extended bridal trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Absolutely Quickest Train

To Atlanta-Seaboard Birmingham Atlanta Special; electric lighted; steel Pullman equipment dining cars; ser vice a la carte Leave S.30 a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

left here last Thursday for the north of Italy. It is believed he is on his way to America.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

enbro1e atherwe underwear Pooskni the Gne No matter what by unne essar back ckoderno noics
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

Carnegie Trust company of New York, and against whom an involuntary pe- tition in bankruptcy was filed recently,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

We to andy
 In attention andc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

We have had the convenience of our customers in mi old Peabody Hotel just around the corner from the
 greatest building of the kind in the entire South III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Bristol Social News


Bristol, Va. February LIN mar
riagc OF interest in Southwest >Nir.
GINA WAS contaminated at Fuxatc5
lIll in Scott county. fcw .ayS ago,
when Miss Gussic Mood Baker. dauEh-
ter OF Mr. an6 Mrs. Ioscph 4. Baker
WIS narricd 10 Emor.' Lewis Meade.
OF Scott county Tho Row. IL X Me-
CoHncll. OF Ni:HeisTtllc. oiIiciatcl
McndciSSohn'S Wedding march Was
playcd by Mrs. J. l.. iTuca;r. The
attendants were Jci,n j. icugatc AMI
Edgar Baker and Misses Dana .lackF
son ald Lizzie EostiG. Con Iti"k"rSpn
~ McilGota. was n. Srcuns,S best man
Mrs samuel Grmt ontcriaiue,l With
q reception on Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss blanche Wittc,. OF Eluc-
field w Va. who hns been !, visitrr
here for :, wcck. \ largo nnnbcr %
young, people werc tlir recipients uC
tho hoSpitulity "f Mrs. Grant
Tic Bristol CHARTER OF the United
Daughters OF tic Conr"dnra.s Was en-
tcrtuincd by Mrs w H. cash. WeJncs-
dUS afternoon,
Sir. ana Mrs. \ : Geor ha,c re-
turned Homo from baltimore, whcrc
thcy visited rcuttiycs
Mrs. ) Y. i'ulkcrson HEG Two little
sens have returned from Shcrman,
Ten. whore they spent several nlu"ths
With Mr. and Mrs. 'rhom"s bradley.
thc parents o: Mrs ,rii!krreon
rev. and Mrs. w II. l'ricc haVc re-
tGrrcd from Pulaski, where they spcn,
wees with friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
700 Yds. Striped Prunellas, ACC yd

81 f2 incI'cs wide. In myrtlc o!fvc. brown.
Old Eosc. stone green. mulberry. terra
Gotta. peacock and navy: real imported
fabrics: regular SI.0o value, for Toe yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Bucna Vista Social News
IapeNial lo .rlc t.,,n.s nisnn,eM. |

Especial to Tho F!'nles bjSpa.ch.
Eucna Vista VA, February lj.--Ars
Homer IL. Seay entertained on Tues
Gas evening In honor OF Miss l.l.Ih
Schctlald u Pittsticld. Mass. WHO has
h.en heG guest for the past week The
cNculnEfWaS SHcnt in playing cards and
danclne. and ri q late lou" .iciiuions
refreshments ,.crc served
MIS-. Nav4 pcnulcion, of amherst. is
tho cues. OF her sister. Mrs. II l.,
Mills.
Eev Il. T.. E"bcriso., cf salcn,. spent
sunday with hts sou. y w Robert
son.
Nfr. ana Mrs. Roy Gibson. Who have
tncn spending ScNCrl days With Mrs
Is y Gibson. returned 10 Hot Springs
Ark. TucsHnN. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
ightfnl refreshments worc ser,oo

MIS-. visitor s. Bryant and Mrs Joe
.,raham arc hong from Kinston. wherc
thcH were members OF Il hoia. ,..,,,
q q wnieh Mrs irclix liaryoy charmingiy
Mrs. Harvey gave M IL
CANT and beautiful rrccp,ion ~ ~, N.Y., ~.
OF her guests, and theYc were nnn,or.'",,,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

We arc receiving some very
attractive values il Floor Cover
Y ing. and to-day NC mention a
icW ii the very latcs, arrivals
Which will be On sale ,o-norrow
At very low prices
Sew isrsncs> Mai,inrs, all coiors,
csrpo, ana conventional designs =5c
yard
asS7, Mating ruzs ali color-, woven
DESIGNS il.aa quality. sc each
aoxeo punformiinc Scotch Rugs, al
colors: $50 quality si.ln cacll
aSia Kazak Enss. blue green. rcd
AMI rose, $3.50 each.
aNia Seamless Brussels Rugs. large
linc ~ Oriental patterns. $1,000
oNle Administer Eii-s oriental and
noral patterns. regular $500 uualit,.
slS.ts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

with Miss Calling were Misses Mamie
BET Wright. Rose Elwood Bryan. Mat
uc Toms, Annie Cobb Mamie Green,
MniGht. Gladys German and Matte
Move Adams.
y largo audience enjoyed tho inc
hnc orSan recital at tho Firat Ban.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

York.
DR. and Mrs. M. Y. Adkins and chill.
drcn have arrived in the city from
Troy, WIS. and arc with Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Markham. DR.. Atkins comes To
coach the Trinity ball team and is
nnito an addition 10 musical circles
as Mrs Adkins Is to social circles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
other delightful functions given ir
honor Of them Hy

The AZ We Like 1t Club met with
Miss Lucy c. Calling on Saturday after
noon At her home on Liberty Street.
After the business netting. n e which tho
new president. Miss sara Wall. pre-
sided, the members enjoyed RameB,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

The admiration you Will express upon seeing
BY their extremely low prices:
Decorative Crctonnes-Two-to Empire
French, Floral, Dresden Stripes, Oriental and
old Dutch designs.
Special at zoe yard.
Linene Art Cretonncs--Double face Cretonnc
and Hungarian Cloths Bordcrcd Taffcta, Chntz
and other new fabrics, worth 4oc.
Special, 25c yard.
Fine Art Tickings for shrtwast boxes,
couchcs, slipcovers, curtains.
Special, soc yard.
French English Taffeta white or cream
ground; some overshot designs with fcstoons,
flowers. garlands stripes SO effective for sum
mcr draperics and furniture coverings.
Special, $50 yard.
Linen Tafetas, high-cass designs, copies Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
900 Yards Matte Suitings, ACC yd

T. inchcs wide, in navy. royal brown.
cedar. myrtle, copcnhagcn. woodrosc.
smoke garnet and olive: regular $500
SuitinGs, for I9c yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
New I.aces
and Dress
Trimmings

We have Just received DIR.
spring line OF T.accs and Dress
Trimmings, and We arc now
showing the newest things Ill
l-aocs, Trimmings Braids and
Buttons for the spring season OF
1911.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-03
ONE DICKENS GRAVE FOUND.
Resting Place of Walter, Soldier. Dis
covered In Calcutta.

Discovery Of the grave Of Walter
Lander Dickens in a Calcutta Gene
terry is a reminder Of how the sons of
the great novelist were dispersed This
soldier son died in India; another. sgd
ney Smith. entered the navy and at
twenty was buried at sea; a third
Francis Jeffrey, Joined the Canadian
northwest mounted police, and two 9th
ers-Alfred TennysOn and Edward
Bulwer Lytton--Settled In Australia.
A. It. Dickens recently returned from
the antipodes and has been touring
England with an interesting lecture on
his famous father.
r. h. L. Dickens died In Sydney at
fifty one after representing Wilcannia
in the New South Wales parliament
for six years. Charles and Henry
Fielding remained IN their native Eng
land q. F. Dickens, K. O.. Is still In
that county.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-03
HELPFUL WORDS
From a Marietta Citizen.

Is your back lame and painful?
Does it ache especially after exer-
ton?
Is there a soreness in the kidney
region'
These symptoms indicate weak kid
neys;
There is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
They strengthen weak kidneys
Read this Marietta testimony.
II. A. Ruede, 2I3 Atlanta St, Ma
rietta, Ga, says: Two years ago after
using Doan's Kidney Pills successfully
for kidney complaint, l publicly
endorsed them. l now confirm nv
former testimonial with pleasure"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-03
LATEST LIKENESS OF MRS. WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.

%wNHE lady Of
Cincinnati. early eighties
helped organize what called
persons, evening
usually fingered
president
United Mrs Taft been OF
She 8 many of
grdins widely
with friends added to the domain Of
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-03
For Sale.

Two houses and lots and one vacant
lot on Powder Springs Street, Mariet-
ia. close in. Both good houses and
desirable for a home. Two.thirds
cash and balance in one or two years.
For information and price see John P.
Cheney, Marietta, or write me. D. B.
Grist, Agent for Miss Matte Grist,
446 Luckie Street, Atlanta, Ga. f1O-tt
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-03
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The Dolores star., 1911-07-14
ORDINANCE NO. u.

An Ordinance In Relation 70 Neetinss NJ The
Board OF Trustees
- u ordained BY the board oe trustees Of the
Town Of Dolores, Colorado.
Section J.. All meetinxs Of the board Of
trustees shall b held at the town hall. hewin.
ming At the hour Of 80 o'clock D. m, upleea
some other hour be designated in the call Tor !
special meeting.
section g Regular messinss Of tho hoard Of
trustees shall be held On ths second Aonday oi
each month.
section :. Special meetinxs Of the hoard
map be held upon call signed b. the mayor
time and purpose Of such meeting; provided,
member Of the board whose name 10 moi sixpsd
thereto at lesst two hour prior 70 the time
named In such call, hy delivery Of . copy thereof
e him OF BY leaving a copy thcrof Tor him al
his usual place Of abode aud proof u service
Of such notice shall b. Aled with the town clark
before any business shall h transacted - such
meeting. which proof shall consist a the A..
ccptAnce Of service BY tho mcmler served over
MS SIGNATURE, stating the day and hour Of
service, or the certificate of The ma rshai o.
town clerk. either Of whom mar make sueh
service, showing due service By him ss herein
pfovided; and M business shall hs transacted
the call therefor. unless ali tie msnbsrs a the
board are present provided, that M call shsI
BE- requisite u ell msmbsss are prsssnt AZ
spscial nsetins. In which eass any business
PA''sd and .dsp.ea yuIy ,Ssa; is,l. ~.
Attesti W. Z. BoSp,
-, Town Clerk and Recorder
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

Services will b. held In he Dsaosuu
SAsho'ic church the third eesday q
each month.
There will b pFsaehing services 10
= Methodist church Sunday 81 II an.
sunday school q 10 :. N. No even.
ing service.
Services In the Baptist church ths
eecond and fourth Sundays Of each
month. sunday school every Sunday
morning 1t 10 o'clock.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

The stsest. bssdgs and allsy eemmlt.
tee Of the Town Of Dolorsa, VIII rsoslve
btds for the hauling Of. Is o. n,oss loadl
Of rock to b. dumped In hole near Coz
nsr Of Third street and CsUtraI avsspe.
And 100 o. moro loads 81 dirt 70 y nv
from rocks, and % each consist = :
dump cart isvsl full or about one -
oue-half yards, sach load to b distFier
uted on streets wherever the sessst and
alley committee may designate.
All bids 70 b 10 the hands q the
Town Clerk ON or before O'Clock p. n.
July q, 1911.
Given BY order Of the stssst. Bddes
and Alley Committee.
w. +. BoyD. Town Clsrk.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14
Arriela oflsls.

- sDeSs
Two sisters Of Nm. McNsil's are visit.
Ing with her for . month OF %.
The slnging school b progreoinG
6ne. Nearly thirty membsss have
Joined.
Melvin's road work In frOat Of Grit
Christy's b . splendid improvement to
the roads.
Owusy Rlordan made . business trip
70 Durango rsturning wednesday.
DR.. Calkins was called to the resi-.
dsncs Of James Peel last Saturday
morning to oflieiats Ut the birth Of .
baby girl.
Nm. De Luchs and sons have ~.
turned 70 their home 10 Durango after
an extended visit here.
Nm. Mont Mccall spent Monday In
Dolores.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Maud Mslvia Friday aud the program
for the day will b women Of 81 and
'05n.
Nm. Ethel Richardson and little
daughter left July 9th, for Colorado
Spring. and other places.
Mn. Hill was up from the Four
Cornsrs aud stayed all night with her
daughter, Mrs. Maud Melvin.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14
oRDrNANcE NO. a.

An Ordinance In Relation To the Town Seal
W u ordaincd by the bosrd of trustees III tbs
Town of Dolores, Colorndoi
Section A sral, circular in shape. the i'm.
preston Ut which y a. follows, shall be, and d
hereby established and declared W b, tbs
eorpofats seal 81 tho Town of Doiosss, Colo.
RADIO Two concentric circles, with the words
SEAL lNCOkfOkATED-tN within the 10.
ner sifels, and the words TOWN or DOLORES
circles, and the town clssk and rscordsr shall
Ia the custodian therrof.
ssrtioa 2. All attestatioas made 10 papsrs
tho seal II, Tho Towa III Doiorss, Colorsdo
prior V tbs date ut which this ordinance GOES
into effect, the impression n which sssl e -
dseeribsd In ". tov~soinf section, are hereby
tsito0s 81 the cosposats sal " sald tOwn.
Passsd asd sdoptsd JAY ioeh, isll.
W. y. OaDwAy,
-, Town Clark and Recorder
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

Joe Akin captured . large skunk In
the vicioity Of his ben houss Tuesday
morning. Monday evening be heard
. comuotiou among bis chickens and
b urSying to the hen ho0ss struck .
match just in time 10 see his skunk.
ship disappear under the coal shed, .
trap vas sst and the next merning the
thisS was . prisoner.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

strayed-From herd passing one rcd
heller calf about six months old, brand
ed w U on LETT side and tip Of right ear
cut of. Owner can have same BY
proving property and paying Tor this
I'd and two months feed bill. Call q
Koehn's ranch, 81 miles east Of Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

The delegation from the Denver
Chamber Of Comn,ercs, that h
making . tour q the 6an Jues
sounssy, arrived Ii Do,osss yesterday
shestly bsaDrs noou. Their ces vas
brought 10 Wednesday bot Il bed bssn
vasaasd q Manees ssd the trip made
fFuO shsss 10 Coslss overland. n. v.
Pyls wsst 10 Cossss wednesday even.
Ing and sssisssd In conveying The
esnslasn 70 this plscs vhsrs their OF
vas waiting iSs them. frsss A.
Wsdlslgh, gsnsnl passenger assst q
~ Dsavss . Rlo 0sssds. , rsssesaily
seadesslng shs trip. Ths hsavy saiss
wednesday sigAt istss1sssd v $500
sstsat viii thsis drive thfeagh W
sssth 80 slehs valley. Thss sstsrs-
- ~ Uav e psnaoA
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

The articles Of incorporation Of the
Saucer Basin on company appear In
this issue Of The Star The names Of
Director Of the company are Ike w.
Stevens, A. r. Harris and A. L. Raples.
This company will have ils ofiiess Of
Dolores,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14
NOTICE roe PUBLICATION.
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Neties h hsrshy sivea that Psui II issrh.
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10y - He9tSees sed eepsives " tho ". h.
60 60 e D,sS.,,ssss, CSSsssdo, = - -
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The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

The boys have erected bath houss,
equipped with two spring boards, on
the south side Of the river near the
slaughter house; and bathing In the
torrid(?) waters Of the Dolores river b
nov Q popular recreation,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

J. H. DENLY and P. A. Pinkerton
left Monday on fishing ~ trip. They
took with them pan, axe, drill, ham,
mer, etc. Must expect TO tackle some
big oneu.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

Married at the Rust mill Sunday
evening. July 9th, Mr.. Alvin A. Rust
TO Mis- Emma Lee. Justice Of the
Peace e. L. WILDER performed the
ceremony.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

ID. Giorgetta and r. Durham A.
tended meeting Of old-timers at Man.
COS Saturday and invited them to have
their annual meeting at Dolores this
year.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

Of tho Saucer Basin Oil and Dev0lOpmool
Company.
y. Hoxe, Of the county Of Montssuma, state q
Colorado. have associated themselves together
for purposes Of Incorporation, under the lawt
do therefore make, sign and scino~lsd1s ~,
duplicate certificates In writing, which when
Aled, shall constitute tho Articles Of incorpora
tion OF the within named company.
ARTIcLE l.
The name OF the com pany shall be Tho Baucss
Basin Oil and Developsment Company.
ARTICLE Z.
The objects for which said company 10 crsatsd
are, 70 buy, lease, bond, and In all proper waya
production OF coal, petroleum ..9as, and kindred
products, as well prospect for and develop A.,
tesian water, and TO manufacture, each and
and Kindred products. and therein TO construct,
maintain and operate appliances for the sink.
ing Of wells, shafts and other excavations In
.as u Such To .s sr,S. an: :nd
deal In all said various .products, TO construct,
maintain, operate, and acquire all necessary
ton, transportation and disposal Of ali q IA
protucts, including cars, tracks, enxines, ma
chinery, buildings. and structures OF every kind
and character necessary or convenient for said
business, TO purchase. lease, secure and own all
rights OF way, lands and depots therefor; 70 en-
ter into all necessary and proper contracts,
axreements, ARRANGEMENTS and undertakings
usual In the conduct OF such business, and 70
MORTGAGE. hypothccate, bond. buy, sell and deal
in lands, stocks, bonds and other property used
in and connected with said business, az we'll a.
70 deal In. buy. sell and acquire the stocks and
bonds Of other like companies.
ARTIcLE3
The existence Of this company shall b. twenty
years.
AHricLEt Z.
The Capital stock Of this company shall BE-
rOQm, divided into q shares of the par vslus
OF S2,m0, each. which said stock shall b. noa-
assessable.
ARTICLRs.
The number Of Directors Of said CON many
shail b. thres t3l, and the Nance IL those Who
shall manage the ansirs of said con psny TOR
the nras year u its sxistsncs are lie " SeSvsas
A. =. Asrris and A. L. Raples.
ARTprg1
kept IN the Town of DOlores, Colosado, and The
principal businsss of said cCm pany sAall -
carried On In the counties Of M0utssums, Dolo-
rss and San Miguel, In said STATE.
ARTICLE Z.
The Board Of Diroctop shall have powsr 70
make such BY laws ~ they shall dsen necsasafy
for the proper management of tho aifsirs a
said company not inconsistant with the laws Of
said state, or the purposes Of this organisation.
In witness whereof, the sald Incosporatofs
have this sth day July. 1911, est their hsnds and
seais. IkK w, SrxvKns,
4, 2. Hanna,
II. N. HOoo,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

Superintendent Lees car came In
on the south-bound train Wednesday
and remained ON the side track until
yesterday. q.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

A letter from Arthur Hughes states
that he 10 located with his brother,
Grant, near Portland, Oregon, and
that they are getting along fine.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

James Bankston sold his household
goods toJ. r. Hughes the nrst Of the
week and on Wednesday left With his
family for Telluride.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

DR.. and Mn. r. A. Grsedy Of Den.
yer, came In Monday and are located
In AFs. Willey's house on Eighth
street.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

The man who expects to get 10 hssv-
en- ought 10 psy bis subscription for
the local paper and not tempt the poor
ortal Of an tditor to swear. Honesty
counts with 81. Peter.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

II the drought regions Of Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska had some Of the
molsturs that Dolores and vicinity
could spare just 1t this time, Il would
b better for oil parties concerned.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-14

L. A. McNeel Of Odessa, Missouri,
arrived 10 Dolores Wednesday. He
will visit with his cousin, 0sores
McNssl.