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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1912-01-16
The Gist of Il.

Two and two make four This Ii .
platitude.
Two and two make three. This Is
| demagOgism.
Two and two make one hundred
and fifty. This is high fnance.-Lip-
pincott's Magazine
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1912-01-16

Jack Harduppe-Ah! Brought that
suit, have you? Well, can't pay you
now. I'll write your employer a let
ter.
Errand Boy-N. G.. boss. l bought
three letters with that suit and they
b c. o. D.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1912-01-16

In the deepest night Of trouble and
sorrow. We have SO much to be thank
full for that we need never cease our
singinE.-Coleridge.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1912-01-16
Agricultural.

Mother-Yes. Johnny, the queen bee
b boss.
1ohnny-How about the presiden-
bal bee?
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1912-01-16

No man will have any trouble about
- he u willing to live
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1912-01-16

Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach. liver and bowels-
6ugarcoated. tiny granules, easy to taks
- candy.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1912-01-16

Important to AAothero
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 1t
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

attack on the road past shiloh church.
where Beauregard had massed guns
and regiments to defend the line Of re-
treat Rousseau swept away batteries
and regiments and soon recaptured the
former headquarters Of Me- lernan,ls q
division, IN the rear of Shermnn's old
camp. Beanregard's last stronghold
Rousscau's fight was bloody and he
rOic.
McCook outstripped Sherman In the
race for the old camp at Shiloh. Al
his lire drew near the church the fire
became hotter The Confe,ierates were
making last stand for the free road
Of retreat Already Beauregard had
sent word along the line to withdraw W,
hut the rush Of McCook's men threat.
ened TO cut or all escape.
Beauregard was compelled to retreat
or face odds In hattie Of two to one.
Ills army had lost 1900 soldiers killed
or wounded In the two days battle aud
the Federal armies about 10000.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

On the thirty.eigith anniversary
OF his conversion and baptism int
the Christian church. W. J. Lunsford
presented the local congregation of
the Christian church with two shares
Of stock In the Home Bank of Forest
City. worth approximately $500.
Lunsford was converted In 1874 and is
one OF the substantial citizens OF that
section Of our county. His endow.
men, Of the church to which he he.
longs Is a unique procedure.
Geo Murray and n. n. Bridge.
man. OF the CiIautauqua COMMITTEES.
went up to Maitland last Friday af.
ternoon 10 solicit advertising for the
Chautauqua booklet. They we're well
pleased with the patronage and cor.
dial treatment received from the mer.
chants and business men Of our sister
city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

magnificent thoroughbred charger.
Fire Eater. spoke few words Of en-.
couragement to III" hnltlng Tcnncs.
seems and said. u viii lead YOU" AZ
this signal two whole hrirahcs rushed
across the field. shouting wildly ns
they met the storm ~ lead from the
crest The charg" went HON" Th.
enemy turned aud rrircnied one of
the siraying bullets Tired In retreat
struck Johnston, nnl In on hour hr
was dead Ihit the hill. the Hornets
Nest" hnd fallen l'r"niiSs was cut
on from help; lihrwl>c part of ". II
l., Wallnce's liuc
tn" 'onfrd"riios say that the stub
born fighting ~ rr"n'iSs after he had
'c"n iinng"d hv III" lnss ~ the "llor.
nets Nest .aNrd ';raut's army There
was n lull IN the attl,': after .IuhnSion
fell, AMI General i'raNlnu Bragg re-.
opened the ii.ht lay falling upon Prem.
tiss aud Waliare with his Confederate
corps These two generals fought
Bragg until the casr seemed hopeless.
niu then Wallace le,! his men hnck In
an attempt To cu' his way 20 the Land
ing, lie was killed. and frcntiss.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

~. II. Swope and wife, of. Minton
township. are sightseeing in the
West. where they expect to spend the
summer.
George Terhune. a student al the
State University, is back under the
old home roof IN Kinsey. for his va.
cation period.
The Evangelical Sunday school
will render the Children's Day pro.
gram next sunday evening. Every.
body invited to attend.
William kneale and wife. of New
Point. and Robert kneale and wife.
OF near this city, we're In st. Joseph
this week. To see their sister. Mrs.
william Dreher, Of near Graham.
Mo-. who is being treated in a hospi.
tai In that city. Her husband is with
her. She is In a dangerous condition.
but sincerely hope to soon hear of her
improvement.
Last Thursday, June ~. being 10.
mas Watson's birthday. a few OF his
neighbors very pleasantly surprised
him 10y going TO his house with we'll
hlled baskets and number of pres.
ents TO remind him that lie had
reached another mile.post in iife's
journey. a few very delightful hours
were passed, and upon leaving all
wished Jonas many happy returns of
the occasion.
Mrs. James Kneale Is In Kansas
CITY, where she Is with her daughter.
Mrs. William Dreher. Of near Ora.
ham. Who Il there for treat ment In a
hospital. Her brothers. Robert and
william, accompanied by their wives,
returned from Kansas City. Wednes.
day Of this week. where they had
been visiting her. They report her
improved when they left.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that Let.
ters Of Administration on the estate
OF Ellen Kirk. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned. on the sth day OF
June. 1912, by the Probate Court Of
Holt County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate. are required to exhibit
them for allowance to the Admins
traitor within six months after the
date Of said letters, or they may he
precluded from any benefit of said
estate: and II such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the
date OF this publication, they shall
be forever barred.
This llth. day Of June, 1912.
BENJAMIN r. CROUSER,
Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
- cssss,n GEORGE l. KILrisR. Lsss
~ "
n the Confederate bivouacs all
was IN readiness to spring the
stffacl urs,,, S.anar.l f-ly.an. q


y the Confederate bivouacs all
was IN readiness to spring the
attack upon General Ulysses =
Grants advanced line eariy on
the morning Of Sunday. April O. is62
General Albert sidney Johnston. the
Confederate leader. was at breakfast
at 8 o'clock and. hearing the sound "
picket firine on his front. ordered the
battle 10 begin. The onslaught was
made furiously at shiloh church. where
General W. +. Shcrmnn's Federal di.
vision lay ~ tents Sherman was nj
the extreme front ~ Grants army.
General J. A. McClernand's division lay
nearest 10 Sherrnan's In the rear of n
aud 10 the left General B n. Prcn.
tiss' division lay also to the left Of
sherman, but the Confederate advance
was No directed that Prcntiss soon
stood at the front. receiving the full
force Of the attack.
The early morning picket fight had
aroused some of the vigilant officers
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Order of Publication.

STATE Of MISSOURI.
COUNTY or IIOLT, ~
In the Circuit Court, August Term.
1912.
william II. IIardman. Plaintiff,
Against
&. +. Gibson. Martha Rohart, Matte
West. Charles Meek. John Meek.
Margaret Irwin. Agnes Brunt.
MEYER. James Meek, Florence Tol.
bert. Naoma Callow, Thomas Den.
Sarah Cole. Ora ben Plasters,
Blanch Seaton. Grace Window. Ed.
monia Decker. James Gibson,
George ID. Gibson. Hugh 4. Gibson,
Maggie Gibson, BESSIE Gibson Gro.
zier, William Gibson, Frank Glib.
son. Edward Gibson, Lou Ethel
Loucks. Ora Loucks. John II. Cal.
low, Sarah SchatYer. william Cajlow
Arthur Callow, John Iiagby. Sarah
Fuller and Ella Johnson. who are
the sole heirs at law and legal rep.
resentatives Of John Gibson. de.
ceased, Defendants.
Comes now the plaintiff I'm the
above entitled cause and files with
the undersigned clerk Of the circuit
court In vacation his petition verified
by aiidavit, wherein the plaintiff al.
leges that the defendants claim some
estate. title or interest In the subject
matter OF said petition and In the
land hereinafter described plaintjtY
further AYERS In his said petition that
the defendants have obtained and de-
rive their claim to the property here.
inafter described, from one John Glib.
son. deceased, as heirs consort. devils.
ees. donees, alienees or immediate,
mesnc. remote, voluntary or involun.
tary granite OF said John Gibson. dc.
ceased: and that said petition con.
tains as full. correct and complete a
recital and description Of the claims
Of said defendants, and how said
claims are derived as the same are
known 10 plaintiff.
II Is therefore ordered by the un-
dprsigned clerk Of said court In vaca.
tion that said nonresident defend
ants he notified that an action has
been commenced against them IN this
court. for the purpose OF trying. de.
tpr,nining. settling, defining and Qui-
citing the title TO the real estate In
said petition described, to-wit: The
southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the east half Of the
sout Invest quarter Of the mort heast
quarter OF Section Sixteen l6), Town.
ship Sixty 00) Of Range Thirty.eight
(3s). Holt County. Missouri, and by
which said action plaintiff seeks 10
forever bar and preclude the said DE-.
PENDANTS and each Of them from set
ting up any interest or claim In or to
said real estate, adversely to said
plaintiff. and which said action is r..
turnable to and triable at the first
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
ATTENTION. COMRADES.

Members Of Meyer Post. q. A. r., &,
Ing will be held Saturday, June 20.
William Opel. Let there bs . full
attendance.
T. c. FULLER, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Grand Countercharge

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v.nc'ns. told him that the Army OF the
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
The War Fifty Years Ago

The Battle Of Shiloh Pttsburs Landing Tennessee.
Attack on General W. T. Sherman's Federal Division
on Sunday Morning, April 6---General U. S. Grants
Forces Driven From Their Camps by General A. S.
Johnstons Conederates- Johnston Killed
forcements Reach Grant---On Monday Fresh Fed
eral Army Under General Don Carlos Buell. Receivers
the Lost Ground Retreat of the Confederates.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
There Is BUELL."

Early on Monday morning the rattle
of innsketry and the boom Of guns on
toward the Landing :. .gnalcd q renew Il
at the battle. aud Prentiss exclaimed
"Ah. Didn't ! tell you soy There il.
Buell." Throughout the night of sun
,la. steamprs of all descriptions had
been at work fcrrying the divisions
" Buell's Army Of the Ohio across he
Tennessee river TO re-enforcc Grant
Cook and General l.. l.. Crittendcn all
crossed during the night aud marc he'd
to the front. where the most active
Confcderaies had been seen when
night closed in on the 9Th This wss
the ground along the river above the
army as II went into battle on the Ttb
Shiioh's second day
That part Of the field. th. scene Of
BuelIs advance on the morning "
ApriI .. was tra,crscd u, n road lead
ing from the landing tn shiloh church
and beyond L. Corintb Corintb. Miss.
twenly.,hr.e niles from Pittsburg
Lahuliig. was the point aimed ~ 10y
Grant when he could get his army
with buri,s re.enforrements. IN hand
From COrinth the CUnfcderat,s had
marched st,nltbily Borihward to over
wh.lm Grant before tb" arrival of
Bu"ll. They Succeeded 10 the battle ~
Sunday IN driving him from his camp.
along the corintb roads back to the
river blnfTs around the landing.
Grants own army formed the right
wing of tho uuitJ force ~ IL faced the
enemy for battle nn Monday. The III.
vision ~ Lew Wallace. which had not
been In the battle of sunday. held IN.
extreme right. ou the left ~ Wallace
;hs remains ~ Shprman's division. then
McClernandx aud Buriburi'>. with
some regiments ~ the divisions of w.
II. l.. Wallace. Hurlburt and Prcuiiss
In the lin" Lew Wallace
"I"n"d the battle Of Monday gu the
right aud Nelson's division Of l,urlIs
army on the left.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
The Confederate Leader Killed.

One of I'reckinrldge's Tennessee
regiments baliei NJ the edge Of the
field and refused to 20 In. BreckiD.
ridge aud Governor Harris Of Ten
Dessee. who was present. appealed IN
vain johnston then rode ont on his
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Grants Line Of Battle Driven Back.

srhut iluc WAS very Treguihr ow-
ing to the formation Of the ground
snd the direction Of the Confederate
attack. Sherman and Mct'lcrnand We're
closest. aud Mc'lrrnund helped Sher-
mans line to hold on for n time. Prem
tlss fought almost alone ut the start
and was driven from his camp about
. O'Clock u ~. Sherman was driven
from his a,.Out 10 o'clock, and Nc.
Clernand gave way At 2;.D .. NJ. Al
<::U General W. II. Ilurlburt's Federal
division LOST it's advanced camp, aud
at nigh,fall All that remained In tight
ing trim Of Grants army was concen.
trafed In the original camps of W. Fl.
J.. Wallace's division. which was near
est to Pittsburg Landing. The battle.
field WAS In possession Of the Confe,i.
crates.
When the attack began there was Q
wide gap between Sherman and Prem.
tiss. The retreat of these two divisions
In the same general direction drew
the lines together. Later In the day
the retreat ~ IIurlburt left n gap be.
tween the lines Of McClernand and W
II. J.. Wallnce, aud the COnfederates
i'oured through, capturing Prentiss
snd over ?,MO Of his command; also
part Of Wal, ices division.
Sherman's division appears to have
leen completely disorganize IN get.
ting back to a new position that Is
tO say. the units did not fght together.
l'rentiss' division was driven from its
camp. but l'rentiss rallied tn com
naud regiment by regiment and form.
ID new line. Grant ordered him to
bold the second line at ull hazards.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
4 Gloomy Sunday Night.


Sunday night was a night of gloom
on the battlefield, In the death Of
Johnston the COnfederates had lost q
chieftain who hnd justified the con-
fidence of his troops by leading them
to victory. Gnnt's army, driven from
Its camps. lay In the open In II pitiiess
rain around the landing on Tennessee
river, which had barely been saved
from capture by the Confcderntes
The soldier Of the enemy slept Ia the
tents Of Grants captured camps. Gen.
eral Beauregar,i. the Confederate lead,
er who took command after Johnston's
fall, rested In the tent formerly Occn.
pied by Sherman. near the little log
chapel of Shiloh. which gave the name
10 the battlefield.
On the Geld where they had been
shot down during the lighting Of sun
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

An Shermnn'. nnd pr.ntI,,. ,nmuu hu,
~. ,roou. w.r. .v.rywbsr. ,,r., n,
"a .,,ssdvnn,.v. hv m. sudden o,,,,L
n,,,.Io,. o,d ,,ri.,,,., ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,
info sr,Ion from Tim. ,o ,,m. william,
connection win each ,,hcr Th. Con.
sc,,crn,c ndvonr, wn. ruri,u. nna nm.
,,r.n,lv with ii,,I,. r,,,,J far m, lass
os M. so ,ony ne IN, .n.,n, vns ,,,,y.
an hock ,,w,rJ ,,I,,,hnr,, In,,,,ny
.,' .'.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Ending himself alone and hopelessly
beset, surrendered his whole command
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

STATE Or MISSOURI,
COUNTY oF lIOLT. So
In the Circuit Court. August Term
1912.
Anna F.. Meyer. Plaintiff.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21


Frank Ritter Lost . valuable mllch
csw Tuesday. shs bloatsd % alfalfa.
Med smes FULLY aud A. J. Saith
aud the Islten children visited Nm
Green on Wednesday.
A scod srosd from our neiehhoslsood
attended The Hard Time social In Cos.
tes Tuesday evening.
Zoran Reese h working for Rec
AcRay this week.
A call for . special meeting In en-
large the schoolhouse b st lhs June u.
We do thing, right iu Lake visw and
are going 10 have high school w0sh
taught Ia our scbO0l.
Roy Guillam aud vile and Henry
Hickey spent Tuesday evening With
the Eilessneyer family.
NJ. Ellsrmeyer took bis hoses 10
their summer pasture In the hills,
Wednesday.
Sunday school gets better aud usose
inters.ting every Sunday. We have
good superintendent s0d good teachess
and oil are requested TO attend especial
" the chiIdrrn.
Miss Margaret Gates y expeoled
home from Denver In . couple weeks.
Anyone having bees or bee nxtuses
will oblidse George Taylor by notify.
Ing him % We can get the foul br0od
cleaned up.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21
HoW's Thlel

We olIss Oss Hundred Dollass -
ward for any case q Catarrh tAas
cannot b cured b. HALLS CaeassA
Cure.
=. :. CHENEY . Co. Tolsle. q
We. tbs undesgignsd. have knoVn Y. J.
Sneaey for thu. last y ysars. A. bel1sve
him perfectly honorable In Ill bualasGe
out any obligations made ~ HE 0rn.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE
foleao. o.
acting directly upon the blood ard ~.
cou1 surfaces Of the system. Teottmoq)alQ
sent fFee. Price 7S cents per bottle. ooaA
By al Drugg1ets.
TAhs aaii's Faaiiy riils sss ssnsaaessisA.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

Services Will b held In The Dol0sss
Catholic church the third Sunday u
each month.
Thew Will b psssehlas service In
% Methodist church sunday q u an.
sunday school q 10 .. u.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

To the time Of going to pres nothing
definite has been learned regarding
whs the Republican national conven.
ton, which hes been In session 81
Chicago this week. he's nominsted fo'
presldent. The Roosevelt and Taf'
factions are waring with each other.
Taft has the party machine with hin.
and therefore hes the advantage. In
order to save the party from defeat Thu
fall both Taft aud Roosevelt may b.
turned down aud some Of the numerOus
dark horses" placed In nomination.
But ~ doubt very much u the welfare
Of the party 10 receiving any great
consideration ut the Chicago couven.
ton.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

A. n. NIda returned Friday from
Fort Lswis where be attended the
sssshsn' institute. He reports good
and pse0tsbls time and IN excellent
isseissts. TIE following tsashsm wsss
pssssns fFou, thls snd " ths cousty:
0ssss 0asss, Bertha l.onssuhasgh.
Ma Duswsrd. Mary knight, Alies
Waikss, Emily Lsassahaagh. Osnsls
xssnsds. Rsth Thompsea, kshsl
0nleA. On Towsemasd and Min L.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

The remains Of Nm. J. H. Rents ar
rived from California Tuesday noon
seoompanisd BY her daughter, Augusta,
end 500, Elliott. The funeral wss
hsld from the Methodist church at
] O'Clock, Rev. Bssn conducting the
ssrvioss. The body was Inferred on
the home ranch south Of town.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

The Arlington comedians gave excel
lent entertainments In the opera house
wednesday evening aud last evening.
Thsss entertainments wers under the
suspices Of the Catholic church aud
were we'll patsonised.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

- -
II 10 astonishing hOw psrsistently
the recently arrived settlers OF the To-
experienced native Will water the ssn.
BY this 10 meant spsinhiins the sur
face, o. allowing the water 10 6ow
rapidly scr0s the land In shallow
bitches aud shutting u Oh - smDn -
It reaches the end Of the ditch. Either
method p often ns0ss inlsrioos than
beneficial. Fsw peopss have even tbs
fssneese conespeso0 Al the povsr Of The
sun aud N1nd In evsposats every drip
q waser applied J" this manner. The
'oss y nos alone tn evaporation, hut
the soil becomes baked aud dihScule to
work and without life, - Ne are apt 10
express u
The true way to isS'sste the vsgssa-
oss gsrdsn v 70 nave everything plant
Cd In Fows-wide % narrow, according
To the KING planted, and have . head
often scrnsa the TOP Of the garden hav.
'ss Tunnels 70 that tue water b under
perfect control. Make the burrows Dr.
tween toe T0ws-'H"s os more according
10 the wstdh and ALLOW the water 10
run rather freely until u reaches the
s"d OF the row, sftes which Close the
tunnels % - TO allow just enough
water to pass through - will reach 10
-. s .r ~" :" ~ 'S''o~. ~.
NY u'.,0.s :" 20 % 'o"s so's
~. '''e" oso' wv .pp'"sc"
~. c."' A''ov 'ne
s" - "
-. ~: y" - ~" = 70 nov 'o"s
~. ~ -. '.s '' sno snoe are
.s s0so1s :" .os "'s..ss s"o escn
s'0.'.. .os. psoo's'n 2! .ss"'
- 1 = us voc pe., oo'o
"o' "'s.s no. Que person !" my "
~ ~" .o'1 ~ o!cossds sno gar
.s"' c.p'sos.o .os 'neosy sno ptso'
"0. " s'ec's. s"o ecooo"''oe' 'li.
s'"" "o' ~" 'ess 80 tue sp's"a'o
VA s n.vs On 'os SUBJECT oo'
n.. = N '" o'1o'y yees s''ss year.
".r"s sos o's. ""'uea's ha"y
op's ~ y" .oe sFoood. Dos y !"
o ..' we .. vs'ss. M
qusa' '."e.''oa sseps 'ns so'' cold
~. = inst sos ~ ceanos CIR
's's's 'e'ooso !"
Thosough irstsatbou u eoas Intervals
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

We are very grateful to those wbO
rendered such kind service In paying
the last tribute Of respect and love fo'
dear wife aud mother.
Sincerely,
]. H. RENTz.
J. +. RENTz,
AUGUSTA RENTz,
JOSEPHINE RENTz BEALL
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

Nm. Chappell Of Ottawa. Kansas,
arrived on Fridays train aud went to
Lebanon to visit with her son Percy.
ehs IVES accompanied BY her three
daughter.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

Sboveling snow from the sidewalks
on the nth Of June b IN unusual ex-
perieOce for the citIsens Of Telluride,
but this b what they had to do Monday
morning - i've inches Of the BEAUTIFUL
I'LL In that city Sunday night. AZ
Rico the ground was covered with
snow. While II was cool ct Dolores
We escaped both SNOW and frost.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

biasrsphy Hacssa Reading History.
Bible Reading Home Circle, The Home
Library aud cyclopesiia, Whit aud
hun'or, Hu",or, Practical Cook Book.
Inquire u the city Market.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

There will b. no preaching service
In the Methodist church sunday even.
Ing on account Of the Childrens' Day
exercises 10 be held In the Methodist
church Of Lebanon.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

The southers was opened for through
trsffic from Durango to Telluride Sat
urday and the nnt through trains
sincs Nay 18th were run Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

A. A. Rust and family have moved
to the Rust mill for the summer. Il.
r. Cooley and family arc occupying
their cottags on Central avenue.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

Father Bruner hes been In Dolores
the past two day helping 10 make the
stay of the Arlington comedians sue
cess. Rev. Brunes deserves credit for
bringing this excellent company 10
DolCres.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

stnwbersiss and lcs essam On The
lawn Of Allsn Hamasoud's hosns d
Lehauoa Thuuday evening, Juns n
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

The cotton woods are now shedding
their crop and every gust Of wind
nils the air with cotton and reminds
one af Q snow storm.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

The Laksvlsw boys came sp Sunday
aad spent the Afternoons With ths
Dolorss boys On he ball Geld psaetislns
fos the Fourth n July rAoss.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

Boys wanted 10 ell our Sunday
papen; liberal Inducements In hustlsn.
Write 10 Manager Circulation, The
Denver Times, Denver, Colombo.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

z .. Burnett. the highly skilled
eye sl0At specialist, returned 10 Dolores
WEDNESDAY, noon. Having besn un-
sbIs 70 somplsts the great amount Of
vosk demanded Of him during the ID.
vsstissd date he hes returned for . few
moro days st the Elk hotel. WIN
leavs Sunday noon. Maks your ap-
polntnssnts early. Eyes examined BY
the 20 chart nssthod day or evening.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21
.Tsks . dollar blu and fold n ,eve,

TAKE . dollar blu and fold Il severn
timss each way. Then unfold Il and
you Vill 6nd u in creases." Keep the
incrsase, but send the original bill tn
the printer who put you on tn the
schsws. Then take silver dollar aud
drop Il on the counter. and notice the
ring u makes. Send the ring to your
bsss sir and the dollar 10 the printer,
cd svssy6ody wili he happy.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

Ais Ruth Christy Of Kansas City,
Missouri, arrived Friday To visit with
her brothers John, Drift aud Phil.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

Lsslie Hammond wss over from the
Disappointment Tor supplies the 6rst Of
the week. His sister. Rose, went bsek
with him Sos . short visit u the saw
mill
The Dolores star., 1912-06-21

Mn. Verde Lyntoa was . Durango
passenger on ysstssday's train.