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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15

there should be about i've for . bon.
II or II inches In width.
use this kind Of trap most Of the
time except when ! want TO separate
The layer from the drones. then I uss
one with the double doors. The back
door opens - the front one closes.
allowing the hen to 90 out that way
after laying. This saves setting and
requires no watching.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15

Hses sfs . lev ssms1iss 1pe ehich.
. diseases: Cankse b . diagueeins
ailmsat. but generally n Tie start II
can b checked By several applications
oe me salt rubbed on the sore spots.
-Four drops d aconits IN . half pint Of
drinking water. given daily for . week
o. more. are elective IN cases Of
catarTh.
Chickenpox can b. successfully
treated my amounting the head and
wattles with carbolatsd vassline. after
having bssn bathed we'll with bot
water. A ons-grain quinins pin should
b given each night for . week.
A one-grain Quinins pin given each
night for . week will also work won
dsrs IN cases Of cold. Cases Of Coz
tivsnsss can b. relieved By adding
ten drops Of sulphats Of mag.
nssia to each pint Of drinking water.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15

Rewarded.
so you have been . newspaper
poct?" asked 81. Peter 1t the gate.
with bowed head the new arrival
confessed 10 the error Of bis ways.
what have you TO say for your.
sslf?'' asked the saint
= have never parodisd Omar Khay.
yam"
VERY Good"
Il have never parodisd Maud Null
lsr.'"
Better still"
And I have never done violsncs 70
that classic Of childhood. "Aary's Lit
tie Lamb"
"Enter!" cried st. Peter. shedding
grateful tears. The best b none TOO
good for you"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15
PiMk chlekena.

Bright pink chickens and eggs with
red yolks and pink whites. both per.
fsctly sound and wholesome. were .
novelty shown In the poultry exhibit
Of the Oregon Agricultural. College ct
tho state fair. These are . result of
IN experiment In feeding coal tar dyes
to the birds. The dAS after being fed
the eggs show . difference. Il 10 .
vivid illustration Of the immediate Of.
feet that the quality Of food has upon
eggs. and even on the tesh and ssath.
ere and tosnails Of the fowls.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15
Locking On the orleht slds.

Locking On the 0ri0ht olde.
4 cannot tell you how sorry ! was
to hear that your son had slopsd with
. chorus girl"
Thank you for your sympathy. "
course. We feel dreadfully about II:
but things might be worse"
1T 10 very brave Of you 70 take
such IN optimistic view"
1T isn't optimism. exactly. You see.
our daughter 10 % homsIy that Ne
can b reasonably sure no chauffeur
will wish to eiops with her"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15
In Wrens.

Ue-Come right In. old man. and go
our new baby! Thsre-isnt he great Z
Hs-Oh. yes! Fine! Well. they say
homsly babies grow up TO BE- hand.
soms-that 10. you can b. thankful-
or. well. bow much he looks like his
mother, ] meant
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15
oed 10 Our hslp.

The earth and the sky do not meet
anywhere: the horison that seems TO
bar the way and shut " In 10 only
b sssmins: there 10 always room 70
70 on. Il 10 . comfort to think that
Il 10 the same With oil the human ar.
acultiss and probabilities that some
times make IN apparently impassibls
barrier across our life path and shut
10 IN 70 trouble and danger from whlch
there 10 no escape. Il b only seem.
IND. God has stili uncountsd doors
In heaven and on earth through which
relief may come. He knows no TN
possible" and the soul that trusts ID
him cannot b. helpless. REV. J. y
Miller.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15

0raee-All the bridesmaids wore
white.
0sorgs-Wasn't there any color
about the wedding Ut all!
0racs-Yes: the bride had red hair
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15

Our past Me b not past: Il livss
IN q least two ways: I'm due season
~ shall rsAp." Hsavsa liss Aiddsa
n our daily dsed. svsa - The eak
With I'll It, centuries q growth and
III ~ summer slory sleeps b ~
aeoeD cup.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15
In Rartleutae.

In Particular.
IAN animal products. you know"
said the teacher. Are perishabls. and
sooa decay. II not srtincially pre-
served"
"Yss. STR" cordially asssnted the
solemn young man with the wicked
eye, especially elephants IVORY"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15

Drunkenness NoN Found Alone.
Drunkenness 10 never to be found
alone. never unaccompanied By some
horrid crime. II not by . wicked
crowd Of them. Go to the house Of
the drunkard. consider his family.
look on his affairs. listen to the sound
that proceeds from the house Of
drunkenness - you pass. survey the
insecurity Of the public ways and Of
the night streets. Go to the hospital.
to the house Of charity and the bed Of
wretchedness. Enter the courts OF
justice, the prison and the condemned
cell. Look at the haggard features
Of the ironed criminal. Ask all these
Why they exist 10 distress you. and
you will everywhere be answered By
tales and recitals Of drunkenness
And the miseries and the vices and
the sorrow. and scenes Of suffering
that have narrowed up your soul
we're, almost without exception. eth.
Or prepared BY drinking or were un.
dergons for procuring the means for
satisfying this vice which sprang
from it.-Archbishop Ullathrops.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15
When a
Shadow Was
Withdrawn

Y ons Of Hawthosns's weird
stories hs pictures Q mas
who could not cast .
shadow. and the wonAss.
ment be caused whsn -
walked forth On Q eunny
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15
German oeelal LIE.


Writing ON German social life In
the English press recently. Sir Henry
Johnston says: II am told BY 20
many thoughtful Germans that the
abuse Of alcohol still strangles the
mental and physical efficiency Of
large proportion Of German men In
the upper and lower classes. that ]
am compelled TO believe In IN evil
which 10 oaiy Just lessenius it, hold
over our own people. and which 10 BE-.
Ing asrcely chased out Of the United
statss. Yet ! am pleased 10 state
that ! never encountered . drunken
person In Germany throughout my ~
cent tour. though ! was aware from
the aswspapsrs and reviews that .
growing Indignation was making u.
ssif felt among the bourEsosis and
professional CLASSES against the
sensslsss sightsenth-century tradi.
tjous Of German studsnthood."
cavss q Mlsssrtsns.
When Q man says that misfortune
drove him 70 drink the chances are
that drink arst drove bin to misfor'
tune.
osWssui gMsets q Aleshsl.
A recent coavention 81 teachers n
Indiana adopted resolutions favoring
. course Of education concerning the
bassful s9eets a aleoholiss
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-03-15

WHIST He We Aleel1 o..
Roeey-Lsad Ne . Eve. on eAa3,
81 m - svesiastinsiy inAebssa .
-
naG01e-rAat's jssl what n asrasl
e. ~ eolDoW.-pathon1e
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09
HELP WILSON.

Since South Carolina Is bound to be
Democratic anyway next fall, and the
people Of this state cannot have the
satisfaction Of helping Governor VIII
son by working for votes, those who
desire to have part in the battle to be
waged this summer will have to resort
to other means.
It takes money to run q presidential
campaign, a good deal Of 1t, and Mr..
Wilson is not a man Of large means.
On the Republican side are rich and
powerful interests that are antagonis-
tic to Governor Wilson and what he
interests will spend millions to defeat
the Democratic champion.
Let 1t be remembered that Mr.. Will
son first, and Mr.. Bryan for him after
ward again in the convention, gave the
big interests to understand that no
favors are to be asked Of them and no
favors are to be granted to them.
But nevertheless there must be
money for Governor Wilson's cam
paign, and there Is but one way to get
it. The plain people for whom Cover
nor Wilson Is fighting, must go down
into their pockets and help raise the
necessary funds. ,,
II only one-fourth of the Democrats
who will vote for Governor Wilson will
contribute one dollar each there will
be all the money needed to fight the
battle and to spare.
or course sthe people Of this section
cannot do a great deal, but every little
will help, and The Enquirer will be
glad to acknowledge, take charge OF
and forward to Governor Wilson's man.
ayers all contributions that may be Of
fered, whether the amounts be large or
small.
We open the list with a contribution
Of ten dollars, to go forward with the
first remittance we have to make.
Let's help Wilson, the courageous.
Champion Of real Democracy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09
THE CORN CLUB BOYS.

When there was good preparation OF
the land before planting, crops over
this country promise very well and
where the preparation was not as thor
ough as 1t should have been the pro-
ducts are not quite so good.
That Is the opinion Of Mr.. John R.
Blair, county demonstration agent for
in Yorkville yesterday. He has been
making his rounds among the farmers
Of the county since spring, and he is
we'll up on the whole subject
Asked about how the corn club boys
are coming on, Mr.. Blair said that they
are doing fine. All the boys on the
list are sticking, he said, and he went
on to declare that good many Of the
boys are furnishing some fire object
lessons for their fathers, especially In
the matter Of preparation.
Mr.. Blair gives 1t as his unhesitating
opinion that the boy who wins the corn
prize this year will have to produce
more than one hundred bushels on his
prize acre, and there are going to be q
dozen or more to push him close.
AS to what the corn crop generally is
going to do, said Mr.. Blair will depend
upon July seasons. The fate of some
Of the crops will depend upon the sea-
sons Of the next ten days; but most OF
them have the balance Of July in which
to do this.
The earlier paintings of course, are
not showing up as satisfactorily as
might be, said Mr.. Blair; but I notice
some fields of corn that are very prom
ising. This is where the preparation
has been good.
AS to cotton, Mr.. Blair says, every
body knows you can't tell anything
about it, until 1t has been ginned.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09
CIRCUIT COURT.

The summer term Of the criminal
court for York county commenced ir
Yorkville yesterday morning with Hon
G. w. Gage presiding, ]. X. Henry rep
resenting the state, and all the court
officials in attendance.
All of the grand jurors answered tc
their names when called as did thirty
five Of the thirty six petit jurors.
The following petit jurors were ex-
cused for various reasons:
e. S. Parks, T. w. Speck, D. G. Culp
Ralph N. Adams, r. Walker Burris, 8
]. Kimball, Walter M. Bigger, Saxby
Chaplin, W. Banks Good, ]. B. Miller.
The following additional jurors were
drawn: s. G. Carson, ]. M. Miller, G.
w. Carroll, r. L. Robinson, J. r. Con-
molly, R J. Brown, e. A. Dickson, w
e. Land, V. M. Dillingham;, E. M. Ham
brick, ]. r. Scott, B. s. Ingall, al OF
whom were served except R. ]. Brown
and B. s. Ingall, who were not found
within the seven-mile limit.
The presentments Of the grand jury
yesterday were as follows:
State VS.. Samuel Milling, selling
liquor. True bill.
State VS.. Benjamin Sturgis. larceny
True bill.
State VS.. James Floyd, larceny. True
bill.
State vs.. Ellie Bratton, murder. True
bill.
State vs. Isaac Sanders, assault with
intent to ravish. No bill.
State vs.. Henry Wright and Dock
Johnson, assault and battery with in
tent to kill. True bill.
State vs. Rufus Berry, selling liquor
True bill.
State VS.. John Walker, murder. True
bill.
State VS.. ]. A. Eubanks, murder
True bill.
State VS.. Edward Pickenpack, assault
and battery with intent to kill. True
bill.
State VS.. Jackson Jennings, selling
liquor. True bill.
State VS.. Linus Mccullough, main
tanning nuisance and selling liquor
True bill.
There were no trials during yester-
day but several pleas Of guilty as fol-
lows:
State VS.. Samuel Milling, selling
liquor; plea, guilty; fine Of 500 or
three months hard labor.
State vs.. James Floyd, larceny; plea,
guilty; Reformatory for one year.
State VS.. Rufus Berry, selling liquor;
plea, guilty; three months hard labor
or 500.
State vs.. John Walker, murder; plea,
nansfaughter; two years hard labor.
The first case taken up this morning
was THAI of the state VS.. Riley VIII
liams, charged with selling whisky.
The jury after trial returned a verdict
of guilty and the court imposed sem
tence of $16Q or three months.
The case of E. F. Jacobs, charged
with assault with intent to ravish was
continued.
The grand jury returned true bill
against ]. A. ller and Susan Craw-
ford charged with indecent and aggra-
waited assault. Miller plead guilty. The
Crawford woman who had been re-
leased on her own Tecognizance failed
to show up The court has the SEN
tence under consideration.
The court Is now engaged on the case
of w. f. Griffin, charged with the
murder of E. P. H. Nevins in Fort
Mill township about eighteen months
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09
WITHIN THE TOWN.

- There is room for a lot Of street
Improvement.
- The attendance on the moving pic
ture show Is on the increase.
- From the small number Of farmers
in town last Saturday afternoon it is to
be inferred that the crops are grassy.
The attendance on court is quite
small, and Is confined mainly to the
people who have business.
- The Yorkville baseball team de-
feated the Sharon team in a game ir
Yorkville last Friday by a score of Il
to 10.
"A called meeting of Bethel Presby-
terry was held in Yorkville this morn
ing for the purpose of hearing a trial
sermon from Rev. John S. McMurray
recently called to the pastorship OF
Bethesda congregation. The sermon
was eminently satisfactory and Mr.
McMurray was duly licensed to preach
- There were a good many people
who thought that the Roosevelt third
party movement would get no further
than the big threat made at Chicago
but they are mistaken. The call has
been sent out by Joseph M. Dickson
of Montana, Roosevelt's campaign
manager. 1t IS signed by members OF
the committee chosen at the meeting al
Chicago. Each and every state is re-
quested to re-elect delegates to con-
vention to be held in Chicago on Au-
gust for the purpose Of nominating
candidates to be supported for presi-
dent and vice president. The states
are to be entitled to votes in the con-
vention in the same proportion they
hot In tho Pnnnhlinan n
ton. Included among the signers of
the call are three Democrats: Judge
Ben B. Lindsay, Of Denver. Julian Har
ris, of Atlanta, son of Joel Chandler
Harris, and John NJ. Parker, of New
Orleans.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09
MERE. ENTION.

Twenty-one persons were killed and
thirty were fatally injured, when q
double header freight train crushed into
the rear end of a passenger train on
the Legonier railroad near Satrobe, Pa.
last Friday. 80. Rev. George r. Trout
man, pastor of the First Methodist
church of New York city, and widely
known in southern religious circles.
died at his home in New York last Fri
day. The understanding Is that the
Republicans will give President Tart
his formal notification about August
1. 1t is announced from Atlanta that
Thos. s. Fielder, has decided not to be
a candidate for governor Of Georgia. {.
Florida will nominate q candidate Tor
governor and four members of con-
gress on the Roosevelt ticket. james
Welch, a ten-year-old Boston boy, set
fire to big monoplane Sunday to see
the engines come. The result was ten
thousand dollar fire. 80. William K.
Smith, for sixty years superintendent
of the national botanic garden at
Washington, died Sunday. =. The Unit
ed States teams at the Olympian games
being held at Stockholm, Sweden,
are carrying off most Of the athe-
letic honors of the world. The Unit
ed States senate will vote on the Lori
mer case this week and Senator Kern,
who has charge Of the case against
Lorimer is satisfied that the Illinois
man will lose his seat. The house
committee on judiciary has presented a
unanimous report in favor Of the i'm
peachment Of Judge Robert w. Arch
bold.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09

While most progressive wide-awake
farmers are trying to attend to their
political duties as intelligently and as
loyalty as they can, not many Of them
are neglecting their duties on that ac-
count. There are a great many i'm
portant reforms to be worked in gov
ernment, both national and state. Their
Is room for Improvement in political
social and economic lines-improve-
ment that will materially help the con-
dition Of hundreds of thousands of peo-
pie, and it is well for everybody to dc
what they can to further these changes
But, as we see 1t there Is no reason
why anybody should stop work on ac-
count of these things. Relief Is a mat
ter Of brains rather than Drawn. The
ballot affords the only way of bringing
about any change that Is worth while
and 1t Is only up to the people to prop
erly cast their ballots. In the meantime
everybody knows that next fall and
next springs crops depend on what
may be done this summer and next fall
and no matter what may happen In
poiitics-whether conditions get better
or worse, the crops will be needed all
the same and the heavier the crops the
better for all concerned.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09
Death kneII of Unit Rule.-When tn

Death KnelI Of Unit RuIe.-When the
Baltimore Convention annulled the
unit rule in states where direct prim-
aries are held, it in effect killed the
relic of bossism. To modify q contri-
vance of that kind is to pronounce Its
plete the job before adjournment.
There have been many excuses and
only one true reason for the unit rule
1t has magnified the power Of bosses
Ostensibly designed to give dignity tc
states. it in fact has degraded states
and people. Naturally enough, it's over
throw found every boss in the country
voting his delegation as solidly as he
could in its favor.
Even on the question Of their own
emancipation the unit rule held mer
like the 80 from New York in bondage
They had nothing to say on the sub
ject of their deliverance. 1t was
Charles f. Murphy who spoke fol
them, for the unit rule and for him.
self, and he spoke as the boss. A
more ghastly object-lesson never fac
ed free people.
In this demonstration in behalf of q
dying abuse Democrats should see
very clearly the inexOrable logic OF
the direct primary. The bosses recog-
niZed 1t long ago.
Direct primaries will not usher ir
the perfect day. but they will dethrone
our political cZars. they will reduce
the number Of traders and hucksters
at conventions and they will safeguard
minority as we'll as majority rights.
OF dubious origin and Infamous life
the unit rule passes as the first nota-
BILE Democratic victim of reform
which greatly enlarges Democracy
opportunities and responsibilities
New York World.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09

the regular four-yeaf courses, even II
not trying for the scholarships to be
awarded from their counties, are urg-
ed to take the examinations on July
12, rather than to wait to take the ex-
aminations at the college in September,
so that, If they find themselves def
cient in one or more branches on the
July examinations. they may have the
rest Of the summer to prepare them
selves on those deficiencies.
Special attention Is called by the
president of the college to the new
one-year course in agriculture, which
is intended for young farmers Is years
old or older who have a knowledge OF
farming but who need and want a
better knowledge. This Is the first year
of these scholarships, which were es-
tablished by the recent Minis bill; SO
all of the scholarships are to be filled
this year, one from each county, and
seven from the state at large. Several
hundred names have been recommend
ed according to the law for permission
to take the competitive examinations
1t Is hoped and expected that many
who try for the scholarships and fail
to win will enter this special one-year
course as pay students. President
Riggs hopes to have hundred or more
in this farmers course the first year.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09

Tho c. &. NV. railway will run an
excursion from Edgemont to the Isle
Of Palms about the last of the month.
Mr.. e. D. Darwin, of Smyrna, who is
in Yorkville this week on the jury, says
there Is no further talk about the re-
Gently agitated question Of seceeding
to Cherokee. After, the people who
had been stirred up on the subject had
gotten a thorough understanding of the
whole question, they became very well
satisfied to remain where they are.
There is a house in Statesville, N. C.
the J. K. Morrison company-that
wants to buy all the peach seed 1t can
get at rs cents a bushel. Two years
ago, according to the Charlotte Obser-
yer this house bought $1,000 bushels of
peach seed. AS to whether peach seed
could be shipped to Statesville at a
profit from this section Of course Is
doubtful; but nevertheless there is a
strong hint in the suggestion that this
waste crop has a market price, and
local business men might do we'll to
make some investigation Of the matter.
There are thousands of peach seeds to
go to waste in this country. They can
be saved very easily If there is any in
ducement, and. a local market would
prove profitable all around.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-07-09

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. M. Stroup.-Has Headlight Over
alls, represents the Royal TaiIors,
and offers 25 pounds Of sugar for
one dollar and a half.
Lenoir College.-This well-known In
stitution located at Hickory, N. c.,
offers education under the best of
management and conditions.
National Union Bank, Rock Hill.-Re-
minds the public that real indepen-
dence Is to be had by saving dollars,
and offers facilities for securing such
independence.
Cloud Cash Shareholders number of
desirable articles of merchandise at
actual cost.
Kirkpatrick Belk Co.-Reminds the
public again that its big Mid-Sum-
mer Clearance Sale commences to-
morrow and continues until July 20.
s. Ernest Jackson.-Offers for sale a
choice Four Horse Farm located at
East View, six miles from Yorkville.
E. D. Darwin, C. C.-Gives notice of
unveiling Of W. o. w. monument to
John Ramsey at Smyrna, on Friday,
July II, and invites the public to par
ticipate.
York Supply Co.-Has Sunshine and
Purina Horse Feed, Mason's Improv-
ed Fruit Jars, etc.
r. H. DeButts, Dis. Pass. Agt. So. Ry.
Announces popular excursion to
Richmond via So. Ry.
Herndon & Gordon-Ask a riddle and
give the answer, along with some
reasons.
The Thomson Co.-Talk Of Menu Ease
Shoes, children's sandals, Khaki
Pants, overalls, etc.