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The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
LEAGUE CONVENTION
District Conference Also Holds
 Meeting in Spiin2dale.

The opening session of the Fay esteVllle Dis rict League Conference was held Monday evening at D.. m, with F. H Thomas, president. in the chair Hon. Wilson GardWell delivered the well one address, be ing responded to by the president. These addresses were followed by Rev A W. Wasson of Korea i'll all address upon the needs and eondi- tion of Korea.
 Tuesday Morning s:30 Devotional services by Rev. F. R Hamilton of Sloan Springs.
 Bro McG1umphy of Bentonville presented to the Conference some very vital points relative 10 the League work.
 Bro Mckee =presented the sub jeet Why So Few Leagues? Who Is To Blame?s
 The open conference Oh Fifst De partment was presented by MT. Leo. E Y. Mcmillan of Prairie Grove ill q very eommendable manner Prof IJ G Kemp Of Fayetteville League gave some practical points i'll this de }astm ntal work as well as words from Mr Butler, of the Prairie Grove League. also Mr Williams of the Faye texife League.
 Miss Dyer Of Siloam Springs. leader Of the Second Departmental open conference was assisted with 2 de1iehtfGl paper by Miss Quinn of Hnslow. Miss Dyer handled her sub jeet in teey worthy manner, 2 ting new i'm etus fer this great p5ase of work She relating q num- be- ef incidents Of her own in Chi eago and other pa e. Miss Black shire Of Fayetteville. Bro Steven son. Bro. -Nal3rip gave some sugz gestfons J@M=H Henderson from Rogers gave son. praftie al points as to the use of our money.
 Reports from the following Jun ] for Leagues show an interesting grow. Sloan Springs. Rogers, Prairie Grove, Bentonyille and l Winslow
 At II o'clock Brother NJ N Wal drip of Fayetteville gave Us a most excellent address on Service .
 Tuesday. 1:3O D. m.
 Devotional exerti ises were con ] Prairie Grove
 The reports from the IT leagues lin this district showed that most | lthe organizations
 The following members then ads dressed the body: Miss Pearl Jack son and Fred Matthews on the Thife Department Rev Y A. Gilmore on Training Of Young People Where There are no Ieag agnes Dr l. c Kemp and Miss Watson of Fay ettevlle Rev F E. Dodson on How Do the Four Departments Fo- ealize in the Lives of Our Young People . Several other spicy speeches of few minutes each We're thrown in.
 The Conference voted this the best meeting held in the history Of the district
 The following officers were elect ed for the ensuing year and confer ence adjourned:
 President, E H. Thomas. Rogers
 St Vice President. Leo. Y. Meni- han, Prairie Grove
 2nd Niee President, MiSs Flora Dyer. Siloam Springs.
 3rd Vice President. Miss Pear Jackson, Bentonville.
 4th Vice President, Miss Dear ] Black shire, Fayetteville.
 District Organizer. W. A. Mckee Gravette.
 Corresponding Secretary, Mis. Kate Gargile.
 Secretary and Treasurer. J NJ Henderson, Rogers.
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The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
EI1KINs.
Such beautiful weather

Such beautiful weather.
 Miss Millie Hood is on the sick list.
 Miss Ruth Brewer Of Harris spent Friday and Saturday with Brownie Hood.
 Seems as though there was some mistake in last weeks News Wild Rose, they seem to have our names mixed so perhaps I had better
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
aylof-IowGS.

D. Z Tayior and Miss Hazeltine Bowers were quietly married Thurs day morning of last week by Rev. A.. l. Cline, Ia tor of tl.e E. Church, South. the ceremony oeeurI- ing at the home Of the latter Tie groom formerly resided in Madison County, but has been resident of Springdale for a number of years, being engaged ill the transfer busi- ness The bride is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs N P Bowers. and is most estimable young woman, beloved by all who know her The News offers it's best wisRes for their future happiness
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
lOAk|GROYE.
ZDixieIou.

Miss Bertha Aaron was able 10 attend church Sunday. The young folks had sns- eN at James Pearson's satur sesiaent.
 Will and Ebert spyefS ihiardyd Wilse Meeamey plant corn last week
 Mr. and Mrs Will Mays of John- son attended church at this place Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dillin went to Muskogee. Okla, on business last week
 Mr and Mrs. John Beasley of Wheeler attended church at this place Sunday.
 NIT. and Mrs. clede of springdale attended the party at Jim Pearson's Saturday night.
 Mrs. Phillip spyers gave W. NJ. Parks dinner Monday in honor of his 6sth birthday
 Mr Bradshaw of Pitkin. Ark, came in Friday to visit with his daughter Mrs w NJ Parks.
 Mrs. Gussie Holeomb of Fayette- vile came out Saturday to visit relatives and attend church at Oak Grove.
 Jake Wright of Cave Springs at tended church at Oak Grove Sunday while Mrs. Wright visited at Joe Aarons.
 W A. Phillips and Rev. cowan went to springdale Sunday after noon to hear the evangelist preach. preach Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Graves and Mr and Mrs. John Anderson of 1 tSpringdale attended church at this place Sunday.
 Rev. cowan of Harman spent Sat urday night with Calvin Holcomb's family and preached at this place Saturday and Sunday Cal Burnett and family Of Hinds- vile came over Saturday and spent the night with Bert carsons fam fly and returned home Sunday
 Misses Lillie McCamey and Stel- Ia Wood of Harman visited with Jim Pearsons family Saturday night and called on Johnney's folks Sunday morning.
 Miss Mary Davidson of this place and Mir. Avery of Ozark, Ark, were quietly married at the b4ssae,s home last Saturday, Rev. Cowan officiat- l ing. Mr and Mrs. Avery left for Ozark Tuesday.
 One morning last week Uncle Dial l Baggett was at Oak Grove hunting bees and squirrels and man told LIS that he saw him in c. W. Me- Camev,s corn crib. We believe that we can prove by Uncle Dial that the man that saw him in the crib was the man that had tie sack and car ried off the corn.
 Iohnney
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02

Lee Smith died Wednesday night at Il o'clock at his home on Hol- comb Street from cancer of the bowels. after an illness Of few months Funeral services were feld yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the residence, services being con dueted by Rev. A. L. Cline, pastor of the NJ. E. Church, South, and the remains were inferred in Bluff Cemetery.
 Deceased was born in sharp County, this state. and was about 43 years of age. being the son Of Edwin F. and Melissa Smith. His father died about six years ago, and three years ago he and his mother came to Springdale from Izafd County, and this has since been their home. Besides his mother deceased is survived by sister, Mrs Jernigan. whose home is at Imboden, Lawrence County She has been here for several weeks help ing to care for her brother At the age of eighteen years deceased made a profession of religion but never united with any church.
 Mr. Smith was a quiet, unassum- ing gentleman, and those who knew him respected him as good man
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
DISTRICT CONFERENCE

The 10th session of the Fayette- Eyi1le District Conference Of tie Ark ansae Conference met at Springdale in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at a. Ill. April St.
 Rev J. B. Stevenson, presiding elder in the chair. After devotion al exercises the roll was called, O, Fl Tucker was elected secretary with Wm. A. Mckee assistant. Hour for meeting and adjournme were fixed as follows Morning a. m. to II a. m, afternoon D. m, and adjourn at will
 The following committees were announced. On Public Worship p-J B. Stevenson, A. l.. Cline, C, c. Ded- son Quarterly Conference Journals ID. W Cline, W. H. Blackburn, F. NJ Duncan On Resolntions-Y. A. Gilmore, B. Margeson, G. w. Droke w. F Rozelle, w. C. Reid. ]. H.. lZellner Licensing committee--Geo, MoGlumphy, F E. Dodson, A. l.. Cline, Y. A Gilmore.
 Reports of charges by the pastors We're read and many of them show ed remarkable growth and much present interest. Spiritual condi- tions in All Of the works are showing that the church is commanding at Itention Sunday. Schools over the entire district are showing much In terest and energy. Missionary sen timent is growing throughout the entire district The work is show ing decided improvement. furnish ing ray Of bright future for the work.
 At eleven o'clock Rev. k. R. Steele preached a powerful, as well as helpful, sermon. especially relative to the work Of the ministry Bro. Steele presented the ministry in q new light to the members of the lconference
 Afternoon $ ssion Conference met at !. m De yotionals were conducted by Jas. A, Anderson The Woman's Cause, with it's due importance was pre- sented by Miss Isolston of Fayette- vile, recently from the Federation of Womans Work at Birminfham, Ala She was full Of message of appeal for this great cause. Rev j H. 0sBryaHt. Conference
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
MARRIAGES
.aillip.Heeitt itt.

Lonnie Phi1iiIs and Miss Pearl Hewitt wete united in marriage Friday evening al tie residence of the officiating minister. Rev C. c Winters, pastor Of the First Bapz list Church They have gone to housekeeping in the Geo Smith property on Emma Avenue
 Both young people are well known i'll Springdale. the groom being a son Of Mr and Mrs ! Wesley Phil lips, while the bride is daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. C H. Hewitt The groom is associated with his father and R. l.. Gosne1l in the real estate business. The News joins with the many friends of the young people in extending test wishes for a long and happy life.
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
SPHNGDALE MARKETS.

At the time of going to press this week local dealers were paying the following prices for produce, etc. Prices on flour. bran and chops are those paid by the eonsum-
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
A Gilmore Droke, .,l.H..Zellner,
 W Rozel.

The following were elected as del egates to the Annual Conference: ". r. RozeH, j. H. Zellner. G. " Droke. l.. P Law, Witl R E. Pyeatt E D. Hellistine as alter1Ates. $.
 Adjourned with prayer
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
BIRTHS.

Sandefs.-Born, Monday, Alp Til 2S, a daughter to Mr and Mrs. w. r. Hail
The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
CIRCUIT COURT

Trial of omer Davis Set For Next
 Thursday. Circuit court convened al Fay etteyi1le Monday, the following jur- DTS being sworn in:
 Grand Jurors. J. L. Mcconnell, White Rive@, Foreman.
 Anderson Sand5rs. Brush Creek. John Oxford, Goshen. Jeff Davis. Prairie.
 A. K. Sawyer, West Fork. Noah stockburger. Winslow. A. c. Pool. Wheeler.
 P. A. Allison, Dutch Mills. Dave Smith, Illinois.
 NJ. D. Mason, Elm Springs. J. N. Lewis, springdale J. F. Fleenor. Riehland. J. L. Barker, Prairie Grove. Jeff Brown. Harman
 c. E. Swaggerty, Center.
 
 Charles Stearns, Prairie.
 Petit Jurors.
 First Panel. L. B. Fltzges aid, springdale. ]. B. Wilson. Durham Jake oliphanf, Goshen. O P Fallin. White River. Clifton Carnfs. West Fork |. F Dawn, Reed
 c. P. Baker, Valley.
 Jno. Hannah. Valley
 Robert Burton. Price.
 J. N. Miller. Prairie Grove kennard Cooper, Wellington E. g. Fergus, Harmon.
 Second Panel
 c E kine. Starr Hill. L. L. Kantz. Prairie
 Eufene Denton. yinyard Charles Miller, Winslow Henry Holland, Elm Springs Judd Cohea, Marrs Hill $ L. Weolseg. Wyman
 James Adams. Prairie.
 N. B. Elliott. Harmon
 Wills DeYin. Center
 Sam Tunnel, Illinois
 H. L. Baker, Prairie
 The grand jury returned an in. dietment against 0mer Davis eharg- ed with the murder of Miss Nelle Moneyhun. the facts Of which will be rememb bered by News readers and the case Is s6t for trial on Of next week
 The following ases have been dis posed Of
 State vs, Nike Holt, gaming, plea Of guilty. fife sfa
 State ys- \ Blond, burglary nolle prosssd
 State es Henzy Terry, disturbing the peaee. plea of guilty fine s5. state ys lake Phillips. appearing drunk and intoxicated i'll public place, plea of guilty, fine s1a State vs. clese Shannon, appear ing drunk and intoxieated, plea oi guilty, fine SIC
 State yss s. K. Eason. practieine medicine without license, case con. tinued
 State vs. Bill Prater, appearing drunk and intoxicated in public place, plea Of guilty, fine s1o. State vs. John Junker, failure te work public road, plea of guilty fine s1o
 State ys. Jasler Gulwell. disturb ing public gathering, plea of guilty fine s20
 State ys John Jones, appearing drunk and intoxicated iii public place, plea of guilty, fine sl6. State vs Bruce Glover. appealing drunk and intoxicated in a public place, plea Of guilty. fine SIC. State vs. Frank Anderson, dis trubing the peace. nollle pressed State vs. Clyde crippen. assault and battery. plea of guilty, fine s State vs. Clyde Crippen. wearine concealed weapons, plea Of guilty fine $50.
 State Ys. Chester Hangover drunk, plea of guilty, fine s1o. State vs Lynn Martin, giving liq uor to minors, plea of guilty, fine $50.
 State vs. Everett Russell, appear ing drunk and intoxicated in a pub lie place, plea of guilty. fine slo State ys. Cliff Sang, gaming, plei of guilty, fine $10.
 State vs. Sherman Parseal, failure to work public road. plea of guilty fine $10.
 State vs. John Lane, appearing drunk and intoxicated in a public place. plea of guilty, fine $lo.
 State vs C. o. Lane, breach O the peace, plea of guilty, fine $5 State vs. John Lane. disturbing
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

All too,s 80 laplsmsuos seenld -
sIsnaed eflss ssIaG. sed ~ po1hAeG
pas1e sovsse1 Wilt ollas oveasa N ps~'
veWt rusG ~ ~ ds1e sAssn easeoS1sly
ovss : sioey 1asoyssd = ~ ~ =
dsnseos. 1Ah = sosusshlno uhtsA 80
olsse - y sAs coesosy - GnaDee
- sallsd aaylhing ut eGsslsnasse.
Faro lnp,ssnsaos - q ~ naln
strongly eslil 81 ssstala pesta = ssus
nscAiass ass u neesnnisy spnsswhas
isasils aaA rqulrs carsfGi handling.
Mech spAes con- b saved u llttle
shosshl = alvew 70 arrangement. I'm.
pisWseu's lite plows, cultivation, etc..
Gnu often ~ dlspoasd Of by hanging
them ~ large hooks PLACED Ia. ths vail
mt too high n - costly resched. but
high enoagh IN allow other thtnus 10
occupy the tiaor space hslow them. C,
b. Warren IN Denver Field aud Farm,
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Twelve dollars per heed reward will
b. paid for the return TO my place 81
the following Described horses: One
gray horss 10 yeas old, weight l.S0O
pounds, branded d on left shoulder
one hay horse 10 yesn old, weight
1850 pounds, branded : ! on left shool-
der; one chestnut sorrel msss, white
stripe In face, II yeass old, weight 100
pouuds, branded U on left shoulder;
one gray mare year old, weight 900
pounds, branded T on left sh"n'd"r;
Two dark mare colls one year old,
branded 4 d on left shoulder.
JOE MURPHY,
500 Lewis, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

These long winter evening you need
good reading matter for the entertain
n,ent NJ yo0rself and family, and you
eau do no better than 10 sulscrit'e IN
The Star. The serial stories Il contains
during year would cost many tuner
the subscription price of this paper !,
bought In book form. When paid u.
advance the Toledo Blade Is gIves'
free.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Dr.. w. f. Turner, Of Brush, Colo
vsdo, an old friend Of Z. Il. HarteF,
was here this week looking sfter biz
property near Lebanon. NJ. Turner
xhasn,ade ssvesai trips 70 the valley and
becomes more Interested Gosh time.
And says that b. y coming TO Monte
Sups county to spend . couple yeas
clsaring the sage brush and cedar tssrs
from bis land.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Early yesterday morning A. +.
amlth, auto salssman Of Cortes, came
over, accompanied by w. l.. Ritter
aud J. u. Rush j.. Of Dolorrs, In two
ssto. they being driven BY Clair nos-
man and Ruhs AcCune. They came
ovt(Pso ret ewo new Ford casr that had
just arrived, the property 81 nesn.
Ritter and Rush, the four cars then DE-
parted for Dolorss.-Wsdnesday .
Durango Democrat.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

81 smell and completely defange chs
whole system when entering i through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do II ten fold TO the good you
can possibly derive from them. HalI's
Catafrh Cure. manufactured by r. !.
mercury. and u taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buytng HANS
ine. Il is taken internally and made %
Toledo. Ohio. by r. J. Cheney = Co. Tse-
timonials free.
Sold BY Druggists. Price no per bott1o
Take Hail's vAnlly Fila sus eosstipattoa.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

, Home ruls means local government.
il Il not significant that the politicians
hare confned the phssss 10 polics,
elections and saloon slaisrf Ths nsrs
Who assume 10 run politics don't ear
Q rap sbout home ruls that would en-
abs Durango 10 control OF own rev
snuss and decide Ito own Iosm II gov
eminent. Their activities ars I'll "a
coatso, the poilce. the slecttens, ths
saloosss. wednesdays Dusango Dem
ocsut.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Farm a,echanIcs must play an Inn
postant part on any well regulated
ranch where the demand for addHIon.
81 lahor-~s-ins machinery 10 constant.
" increasing. II V . line Of necessary
work, ton, which adis variety TO the
general farm labor and will b. found
very interesting when one hes acquir-
ed certain amount NJ skill In hand
ling both wood and IFon.worklng tools.
A tool house should mol only 10 place
Tor storage but should h equipped
With tools lsse nsechanical work of all
kinds. The value of experience In the
Ne Of thsss aud the convenience oe b.
Ing able 10 repair any break o. damage
that may occur. without calling In .
Blacksmith ass hardly realized until
Que 10 plsosd In situation calling for
some work Os this nature.
The tool Louss makes good retreat
on stormy. wintsy days, when outside
.wosk must os nsosssisy BE- postponed.
Thess y many . day which can b. turn
ID 10 god sdvsnia9s In putting took
aud implements 10 coalition. All u u
are Or moss imcllned 10 work aud ae-
complain something when 90 have .
comfortable plsOe and sDod tools ~ our
sssviss. Tue yoaag men especially
GILL ~ 10 place Of this nature ss In.
splrallos 70 Do something practical aud
worth Wills. wlssssas u Nh such work.
shop were q shsis sssvIcs thsy would
probably bnsfssd ssglres thing which
shau,d b. doas.
Whtls Il may mot pay every lAssD<s
10 sssst . sspasats shed St,s workshop
u gill NY him 70 have sosss paacs
equipped 10 carry % ssschenbeai wosk
II this klsd. 4 fsw farmsn have soas.
enough In shsis hassss v - abls 70 pr
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shep u shls ktpd. u , eniy wbsn 81
shs siabss = psrdsd me slhss puspssss
awd shs sgslpasss q sssh end lnet-
aseuos hscssuss - sxDsnslvs y -
hssssd enthusiastically IN ~ hass thse =
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whssAss . serasass shsd ~ tsu'ss =
psovi1sd y not . lnsDsstass - ekaa
svssyshiws slssaIA 10 tspe IN ~ -
csssdlslsm. Oes ~ ths vesst ssislelun.s
mods aonissse ess ssashnssa y ebaa
their lmplsswsmis nsoss 0ltsM ssss -
than wsas osl Hsseh sists n sAolsu
Aass ma aswees osod baslssss JsAo'
wsss, ~ $1,000 - ssas1Ss1 seoss1'
~ a ths sssshls v Naass.
Chaisn shsaDd ssassasesss oessea
that lhsgs - ~ bustesnses v whlse
assls ~ M ~ - is~g . pssts1 = ehey
q 10 lnssalag - thal v eIssssesss -.
sslsss ~ sssssaI 6sgsss = ssss - ~
J ~ = ~ ussss = Dssvsss Nsesae.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

To the Editor Of The Star:
Al the special meeting 70 the Town
council held last week there were ,
number Of good ideas on tap, aud ]
believe we shouldn't lose sight 81 the
Immoral condition of our city, and u
the toughs and drunks, who haven't
any respect for themselves or any one
elss when drinking, were kept out Of
sight or could be kept OF the streets
or good wives and daughters would
fare much better.
have do dssire 10 cFlticise the Town
dsds, hot do feel - long - they have
the ribhOns In their hands that these
conditions should Be removed mot only
Tor the protection of our women and
children hut ts the honor Of our city
and country. will say In behalf a
thsse eentIsmen " they have made .
mistake ! believe u to b from TIE
bed aud not the heart.
What the people want hi cleaner
aud better city.
Il. TRIMBLE. :
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Ths Rev. ln Z. h,ck's 1853 AlDssse
The Rev. III n. Hlck's alnsaasc ior
1913 b now really. II b the most
sple0d,d number II this popular Year
Bssok ever pslHtssl. lts value has been
more than ever proven BY frmasksbis
hilnIlswenta II IL storm, weather and
earthquake sosscasis ihIs ysar. Pro
irssos HIcks justly merits the ooas.
dencs and ssppost of I'll the people.
Don't fell To srud ss cents Sos ms 1913
Almanac. o. only d SOs bis splendid
Magazine and Almanac fOr 0sss yeas.
The bsst Que do,lss invrsesssnt passibls
In any home o. bssslnes,. brnd Ia
Word and Works Pui'lishing company
SA0i Fsankll1 avenue. ~ Louis, No.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

On yoa need . Washing Machine!
II -, aud you have city watee call and
see the Vest Grarless Motor washer.
simply attach tn faucet In your stnk
aud do your washing. We have tried
them. aud recommend them.
The RUST LUMBER 4 MERc Co.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

q. d. Heatou Of the American Rars
Metals company, operating on the
Dolores river sixty.ave miles below
DiS1 Town Of Dolores, With his mine
1sssmss, Mr.. Jordon, came 10 Dolores
Friday last aud visited over New Years
with Dolorss and Dusango friends.
M. Heaton left Tor Denver yesterday
10 attend 10 business matters a the
company he Represents.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

$1,000. issssss = Wsaoss.
eSo1p Brooks vIi wiulss hss1as n
nqSow srek. Tssu,s. ovss Is Asad
e9np ~ bead, undss u bed oaoo pss
hsa1. Apply or tsing your hessss Ia
2. (, hort. Bog 81. Dolorss, Coio.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mann and Char
lie aud Dick Leavell autoed over from
Pagosa Springs the first Of the week
and spent New Yeas with Dolores
feIeuds.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

chsreh AaooHaes0esas.
Services wtll b held In the Dulorss
Catholic church the third Sunday u
this nsonth.
There will be Sunday school In the
Methodist church Sunday morning ~
10 O'Clock.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

q. II. Bopp, 10 hauling brick 10 bis
lots iu Block 10 and h going To erect
. large once aud store building. This
= pIscs VI work that b much needed
In Do,oses aud u will be followed by
one o. two others next spring.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03
0rrIcrAL Drsscroav.
COUNTY OVFiCKRs.

COUNTY O1FicERs.
Qsan1V {qdse. J. J. MoscHsld
Cun115 Clerk. :. n. Burke
c9o4U 3geasurer, Charles Reed
9uV1 - echcels. Laliah Dusward
Go1ney merritt, Jsmss 0avith
Cuuneg Asssssor, r. q. Britain
u9one9 qasveyor, q. l.. Stone
Cuaneg Aetorney, \. ". Caspsatsr
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
pls1sise No. /, W. W. Bysrs
Qlsesl0e No. :, W. I. Myles
olsoslos No. ., George Halle
TOWN OFFICERS.
4ayos, =. 1. wilbcr
Innneolps. Ethel helmcap
IUun Clsrk. b. c. Walters.
l0uu uafshall, x. W, Loehett
Ateesoeg, W. Carpenter.
-. Zion, :. 2. Burwwin, u. G. Iefarsy
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Workmen making water connection
ON Central avenue this week found the
ground frozen to . depth Of twenty
one inches,
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

10 you ere not . subscriber n The
Star but receive sample copy or two
do not b. afraid Of receiving Till f0v
same. This b one u Our ways Of ID
vertislng. Take the vpaper and rsad II
and u you like u sutscrtbe Tor II, u not
hand u 70 your nelshbos. may b he
will like u.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

DoM't forget that you can get ~
high grade job work ~ The Star osIi0
~ you eau by sending away fos u,
aud the price 10 no higher aud IN many
csses much lower for the same sised
order on better stock.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

For information leading 10 recovery
II one red yearIing beifes hrandeti
q - d ON ieft Side; n Il cr"p lsfi, hDsh
right. Address q. r. Sullivan. Rlco,
Colo. $3.50
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Randolph Williamson, Of the Dolores
State Bank, blew In the 6rst Of the
week to see how cashier Robbins was
getting along.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Grandpa Rush Of Mancos, VS. the
guest Of his son, Martin, last week.
Grandpa b 9S years old but y quite
active yet.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

buy aud sell secondhand g0sis fos
cash. II you have secondhand gs'osie
to seII Of vlsh 10 purchase anything In
the second hand line see me-
J. Z. HuaHEs.
The Dolores star., 1913-01-03

Don McEwen aud other sports made
trip 10 Durango this week Joy riding
with Baker VI the b. 4. Motor COM
pany.