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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
the AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
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Own Experiences.

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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
cerssz Nsws.

S06v82 NOWos
willard Wilson aud Houston Miller,
two fugitive moonshinen FINN Knox.
vlll~, 1ennesse~, were captured here las,
week aud were taken hack TO 1emnes-
.~e Sunday by U. D. Deputy MashalI
Ton, Clark accompanied by Shsstfi
Todd. Their intentions were 10 havs
charges preferred against them be1ors
u. h. Commissioners Nell at Durango.
sheriff Todd goss - fas - Denver.
q. X. simmons aud wils moved In.
Ia the Halsiger property In the eos,
part Of town, the rrst Of the week.
Attorney w. l.. Hogs u Tslluvids
was here the nnt of The week visiting
his parents 1t this place.
Rev. RnscosS. Falrchilds made hia
ssmi.moathly trip 10 Dolores saturday
aud held services In the Methodist
church them Sunday morning.
Charlie johnson aud family moved
Into the rssldencs recently occupied BY
his parents, the nsst Of the wssk.
There sseu,s 10 BE- quite . los u doubt
- 70 which of the twO tickets In thu
sisld tos the coming towa slscttoa IN
eor dry town. Hut from ali appear
ances the Cillsens ticket seems 70 have
the bsst u their oppoOents.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
Dssoess River lsssuas.

We have hsd our ~qIMpctlal storm
Easter siorm-Now I~t " have spring.
The csttlen,en are kept busy loOking
after their cattle during this storm,
bringing in the ls'or ones To feed.
~. Carl ScharmhOrst b putting W
. barn Tor hay.
NJ. Gregory aud son Fred are getting
Up their summer wood.
Bert Graves ~ili move down from
Dol ,res the Let Of April 10 take charge
II the sciiasnhorst ranch for the sun,-
nseS.
The surveyor have been u work on
the river and SAgehen this week.
Nm. Augie Hoppe he'd the snlssor-
tune 10 fall from . horss aud spsain
her wrist quite badly.
M. Hogan will farm the Jones and
Willie ranches this coming year.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

Oladls Van Fusssu was $50 oebolaI
q The Bslck schaA shis 0esk.
Jssss Armstrong; ed tssueey vlsesd
With the Rascaps t1um1ay aolssaoon.
n weather y sslll ssa1ses 6aWc ~
lAssnlmg; same = the - ~ spstnga'
New thas the Wsw eesslsessy n
localsd On shs upper ewd a IT, sssssa,
" - III pull sosethss ~ ess ~ Z
bsttss rod Up ths blu ess ~ lAus,
canon.
Tue sUmu,lt ExlsnsIoa ditsh meet
Ing fDs Psach Nssa was edJoussssd "a
saturday, April 6tn.
TIE Cslsdontan insurance. coa,pany,
through their agent. Harry v. Pyle,
hes paid the damages caused By nrs
In the i,sdsoosn Al J. y. Ranscsp'.
home February 80. Very psOsups and
sstlslAct0sy.
q. r. Hsster rrcentiy Iost ~ nrs
ab0ut 90 worth II lsrd consulting ol
corn fodder. graln sud hay that be bad
Just nsovsd u bis new plsce. The frs
was caused BY stacking ~ ground ioo
som after the t,mles had tr~n burned
Two Of Gus Ltghtfot's brssher.
recently arrived from Texas and intend
To ale ON land In the yellow jacket
country.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
- Wv 49,.

Ths voess has tsssN N The HERMAN
Stitch ~ > ~ days, bst swiag 70 IN
ssesm asd the Mr. q 10 e,aoglag ed
sussiag oves y - turssd 90 0ss-
~.
Ths lulsssst ESD alise1ases q ths
litssssy ~ hssa go seswtthseasd-
lug lhs hsd wsashss.
Nm Th0. 1sviss vill loin hss hus-
bawd In TtlIssSds sboat the asse a
Apsll. ~. lsvtsg , employed 10 ths
snsusaIss Mill a that plecs. Austin
aad Osddy have svated shsls lAsm.
Rsy Gimp Ne visitor q The ElIss.
asssyss sanch this week.
Mn 0iddy viii lssvs In . Nv days
fos luur months wilt With Der daugh'
lsss Who reside In California.
NJ. sud NM. zorun, Rsss wsrs
visiting Mn. Rec McRsa lest Mon
day.
NJ. and Mn. Tbsod0ss ncDill and
baby girl ere nov on their way frou,
Illinois TOR . visit 70 the Gordon home,
and possibly 10 rrn,sin permanently.
VI. aud MN. Gordon have never seen
their granddaughter and hence there
will b. rrjolcius In that hone.
Lester King vent 10 Dolores sstur-
day lest To attend the funeral Of the
little rim Of NJ. aud NM. VIII Bslmear.
NJ. King 10 . bF0thss of Mn. Belnseas.
There will b. great dolnss ct the
Lakevtew school house at the close Of
the term April 4th. The usual pro-
gram u the children Will b rendered.
A dinner by the patrons will BE- given
and the whole 10 conclude With .
family dance.
Il. J. Wilson and family were over
from yellow Jacket Sunday attending
the Easter Service II the n. +. Church
Ia Cost~s.
ats al III Wind that blows nobody
snod." The storms Of this month
have forced the cattleinen to buy more
nay aud hence the farmers have been
tenetitted.
Preaching services 1t our school
house Will begin again shortly BY Rev.
Fairchilds.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
Friday. March -. 1913.


Live PLEASANT. said Mr.. Burke
once to . grave end asxieus gentle
maa. Bot was the grave and an
xious gentleman persusdedi So
eminent . man q Justice Story be.
lieved that to be healthy Il was
wise to laugh IN hour every day.
Laughter IL preeminently . social
habit. We mask our cares with
laus hter-wheu We can. We con.
vey our sympathy to others b,
laughter. q least by kindly smiles.
What 10 more charming-iu . street
car. for example-than to see .
tense face, sad face. Q weary face.
suddenly shine out In smiling rec
oguition Of Q look Il lowest Idiots
laugh alone. We al feel . littl.
idioaic when We do il. although i,
II not certain that We are %. On
the other hand. very solemn per,
sons will grow quite boisterous in .
merry company.
Il 10 amazing how easily laugh.
ter can be cultivated. Everything
in our ordinary lives has its lighter
side. it, gsyes side. even things in
which . grave turn Of mind would
never suspect Il. What pieasantei
habit than that Of detecting sun-
shine. Of Tointing il ont to othersl
Laughter has it, dangers Of
coune. Tell me what you laugh
1t. and ! will tell you what you
are" said Goethe. Aud again.
Some people 6nd almost every.
thing laughable. sone almost moth
log" There i happy mean here
q elsewhere. Sometimes laughter
10 foolish. sometimes II Il cruel
Great throngs Of men and women
have been known to laugh 1t the
c1alostious Of physical suffering in
aniaals. even In humanity. Such
laugheer y ghassly TO think Of. has
. hidsousssss beyosd the expres.
sios a bate. But the uiueteeutb
csatusy. which taught ~ some
bed things and soae good ones.
taught ahQye evesythiag else .
depth 81 pity that makss such cruel
laughter almost impossible.
There b one safe subject Of
laughter-yourself. The ancien,s
had . 6ne phrase about seeing
thiuRs under the aspect Of eternity.
When you End yourself swamped.
drowned 10 little cares and vexa.
tioss, think bow short they are.
how long life Il. how long beaut,
lasts. and love. and nature, and
God. The contrast will make you
smile . little. and that smile. II you
yet the habit Of Il. IN one of the
bsst aptidotes for misery ever ye,
discovered By man.-The Youths
Companion.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
Arrsess lssass.


Mr.. Berry and son, uncle and cousin
II Nm. Ball came In last week to 10
Gale on = dry farni out west.
Mrs. Maggie Morrison and Nm.
Lockstt came out from Dolores las,
seek TO visit NJ. aud Mrs. Peel.
J. l.. Barrett aud family arrived from
Rocky Ford few days ago where they
have been spending the winter.
n. n. smith and wife returned
Monday from, quite IN extended visit
In Montross aud vicinity.
Nr. Hiram Caneeld ieft Saturday
for Hespsrus whese he wiil visit
friends fos . week OF %. He looked .
happy that we think thsss n,uss - {
girl over there.
NM. r. o. brown h ovsr from Man
Co visiting her former neighbour for I
short time.
Nm, Ieona Morgan and children ass
Waiting with Mr.. and Mn. Alles
Hammond for . few days.
The stosk got busy again aud took I
trip over this way and ieft . 10 pound
baby boy with NJ. aud Xn. J. A
Hawk.
Mn. Hechtnaan and sons spent
Easter with Nm. Ray Peterson.
THE ladies' aid inst With Mn. A. w
Dillon Friday. Nearly al member
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publisher.)
Non Coal Land.

Department Of the Interior.
February nth, 1913.
Notice 10 hereby given that Jose .. Duss.
OF Lewis. Colorado, who, on March Me, ~
for The W Of NV Aof section Y, township "
north, range II west, n. n. p. meridian has
filed notice 81 intention 10 make dnal four year
pr,of, 10 establish cain 10 the land above d..
seribed, before the Register and keceiyer OF
the u. s. Land QiIice at Durango, Colorado, On
the 2tth day Of March, 1913
Claimant names as witnesses:
Riley Mccall and Thomas Morris, IT Lewis.
Colorado. Richard Rust, Of Arriola, !Colofado,
James A. Bondurnnt, Of Durango, Colorado.
q. n. CHARLrON, Register.
First pub feb u: last pub mar "a, 1913.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

The command 10 Remember the
sabbath DAY aud keep II holy" h Inn
n,etiistely followed by ''six days shalt
thou lal0r aud do al thy work." The
latter b just - imperative - the TOT.
m,er, and the Lord has - much de-
gust for the loafer ~ for the Sabbath
breaker.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

Don't run down your own town.
Be loysi 70 It, Institutions ~ you are
10 your personsl Intervals. Do0't cot.
denim liz enterprises aud 1t the same
time withhold your support aud pat.
roAage, which would aid In making
the enterprises . creditable s,sccers.
Aud thh sentiment Will Also apply IA
the Treatment II your home paper .
veil - 10 other buniHess.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

Onsahs, March 2l.-wlth . death
ma aggsssatlms over 30 and u lsast
go lnJSFed, many fatally, Omaha and
The vtslnisy In Nsheaska and Iowa, To-
night ases psoblsm u housing thous.
snds rsudesrd honseless BY last nights
t0ssedo. Buildinss Destroyed here an
ssltasisd d i.Do. aud propsrty Inn Of
ssvessl millio4.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

WV
r.. r. Aakssvss aud family havs
moved 70 slsls ranch sase u ths a. D.
Cols nnch.
Let the woassn plck up ohlps. u GILL
slop suslp over the uslghb0sAood
whlch proves fatal 10 fsisadshlp.
g. e. Morris and D. q. Rsavh ass
tsia,nslns and TOPPING out eight - ~
assss ~ the iattsp p,ass psspesisg "a
lAsml part II u thls sUMsssss tsstd0 -.
s,ng ths nj II sossdilIos ~ IN p,sw-
Ing.
r. z. Carver. soa Fslix, ard 0sssUs
vaaghs were visltoss u D. =. Rsavts
~ Sunday.
A easd sssslved fssn Phsssix Asia
saalss thal No Assnen ~ ballsg thsts
asss ssssing = ~ 80 ela,esa ssa1y Y
basvsse ~ sessa4
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

Services will be held In the DUsoses
Catholic church the third Sunday Of
this mouth.
There will he Sunday school lu the
Methodist church Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

Doss't forget that you ran ~ .
hloA ssaAs JOB work u The ssas ol,ies
- yos caa b. ssndimg away sUs u,
as1 ths psses y 10 higher and In many
easss mseh lowss sos the sanss sissd
ee1es - hsslss sleck.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
NOTICE Rs.f.yg:s.t.; 'cAr'os.

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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

buy and sell secondhand goods 70
cash. II you have secondhand 9ootis
TO sell or wish IL purchase anything In
the secondhand line ere me.
J. r. HUGHES.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

Wsnsed-To let contract Tor pssllsnG
twelve acres Of timber. Be- 4. -
Willard.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

r,w R~nt-The Joe Di1oe placs. 10
ouIre Of v. Bssdasld, Do,osss. Colo.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

Ladies' you can ct Lettuce ana
0ow-ra by parcel past from the Asocoa
0reenhOlse.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

For ssls-A good coming 2-yeas-osd
Percheron colt. Inqulrs Of +. n.
Willard.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28
GENERAL NEWS IIEns

csstinle. March a. david Pssha,
With . Tuskah army of i6,0Oo, sur.
ssndsssd 70 the essvlans Oh the Bkuns.
~ river, In Albania.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

Washinston. March eA.-Fosme,
Prsttieut Eliot. oe Harvard, declinsti
Pssstds0t Wilson's ofleS 10 b. alnhas'
aados 10 England.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-28

ers NlIlard ios prices on The osss
coal out. ~
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The Springdale news., 1913-05-09
ELIiINS.

Miss Alta Frye is on the sick list this week
 Hayden Smith spent Sunday with his family at this place.
 Mir Harry Bliss and family were out riding in their auto Sunday.
 Mrs. c. E. Swift and sons Carl and Joe spent part of last week in Fayetteville.
 Miss Lucy Bassett of Fayetteville is visiting her girl friends around Elkins this week.
 MT and Mrs. Charley Sawrey are visiting relatives near Rogers and Garfield this week.
 Mrs Moore of Fayetteville is spending a few days with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Pearl Stokenbury.
 Mir and Mrs. jim Mason and children went to St. Paul Monday morning to spend a few days.
 Mir and Mrs. springston are visit ing their granddaughter, Mrs. Beu- lah Ray of Webb City, Mo.
 Mrs. Edna Putnam of Pea Ridge visited her father, Dr. Swift Wednes- day and Thursday of last week
 Mrs John Morrison and children of Fayetteville are visiting her par ents. Mr and Ms. C. s Williams
 AIr and Ms. Floyd Wflzon and baby spent Sunday with Floyd $ parents, Mir and Mrs Tom Wilson
 Little He en Wilson returned nome Sunday afteH two weeks vis- il with her grandparents. MT. and Mrs, 4. \. Lott of Wesley.
 Nr and Mrs Elza Hudael.on of Fayetteville spent Sunday and Sun day night with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs C. s Williams
The Springdale news., 1913-05-09
MAGt IRE.

John Vail lost fine horse colt recently.
 Mark Lewis and mother are on the sick list.
 Wild Rose is expecting visit from Evelyn soon.
 ]. C. Boatright and family have moved in the houee with Frank Vail
 Miss Edith TrammeI ha9 been visiting relatives and friends a. Wesley.
 When people go 10 singing on a cloudy night tAey generally lake an umbrella
 Mrs. E. r. Flsener and daughter went to Fayetteville Friday after noon to visit friends
 Mr. and Mrs Char eF lewis and little daughter Merrill sRe Tt Sui day with Mr and Mrs II T. Wright
 I. N. Guisiuger brought piano out 10 Nr Bodin lat week. We think Mr Bodin is contemplatins buying it.
 \ crowd of young folks gathered at Erik Bodin's Sunday evening and enjoyed the afternoon singing and playing the new piano.
 There will be a pie supper at this place Saturday nighf, May To Eg= erybody is invited 10 come and bring some one with them
 We are sorry. Dixie Lon, that Mr. Editor got oar nal es 70 mixed up. Perhaps he Will not make the mistake again N hofe not.
 Re- ' l. Hood Wi1l preach here next saturday evening and next Sunday and the.e will be a bap- tizing Saturday evening after church
 Nj q Rose.
The Springdale news., 1913-05-09

eatalog houses and have pistol sent through the nail, or be can buy one at any hardware store
 There can be but one Use for a six shooter, and that IS to kill some parson Load d fellow with Whis- key, give him a shooting iron and then the courts may get ready to hang him Justice $ ike a mathe- matical equation \ crime is com mitted on one side. then, to have justice, society must commit an eq- ual crime on the other side to keep 1t balanced. No effort is made to check crime at the source. A few factories make murder tools, and 1t would be interfering with rights of industry to stop their manufacture. No other nation can present such category of crime No matter how severe the penalty, or how rig idly the law is enforced, tee red hand of murder is always raised among us. Not a big daily issues, but several killings are chronicled; and the daily newspapers don't re- port all of them, either. States that do not punish capitally have no more murders than those that do, so punishment is not a sufficient deterrent. The states most en- frightened, like Massachusttes, have less crime than where schools and general intelligence is of less in- terest to the inhabitants Every thing that refines and enlightens, that raises a mans estimate Of him. self, lessens crime. Drink, igno- rance, and unemployment are the hot bed in which every form of crime breeds. Just read the erimi- nal doske5 O. the pres It court. then ba ashamed that you ever dropped a niekle in tie plate 70 gtyltze the heathen Physician. heal thy- self. ?.
The Springdale news., 1913-05-09
MAN.

John Calico attended court Satur- day
 MT Baggett made business trip to Fayetteville Saturday.
 Misses Fife and Frankie Roberts visited the Misses Powells last Fri day
 Mrs. W E. Little is visiting her sister, Mrs Mollie Cosby of Bald win.
 Miss Stella Roberts is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Re na Gilliland, of Goshen.
 Most of the farmers were glad to see the nice rain to-day as ev- erything was needing rain Several people of this place at tended the singing convention al Habberton Sunday and all reported nice time
 Mrs John Pardue gave sewing at her home last Friday for Mrs Taylor. whose house was destroy ed by fire.
 Some of the people around here
The Springdale news., 1913-05-09
NOt NTAIN HOME.

Miss Ava Davis is the guest of Miss Jessie shetrod
 Frank Graham of South Spring dale is working for T. Oxford
 The footwashing at this place sunday was largely attended.
 The rain of Monday and Tuesday xas very welcome to the farmers.
 Mrs 3. saersod is visiting her da4shtet Ms. oRevall Walk CT at Fayetteville.
 Harry Head and eoner Mayfield of Mayfteld called at r. Oxford $ sunday afternoon.
 Preparations afe being made for the ehildEens da4 at Mountain Home zhe first sunday ill June.
 Mrs Bill Davis returned satur- lay from Illinois where she has been visiting with a sister.
 Honeybuneh would enjoy a cor spondents meeting as much as shy os hsr fellow correspondents.
 Mrs Joe Head of Mayfield visit ed Mrs. T. oxford Saturday night and attended the singing at Hab- b=rton Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rice and children of Goshen were Sunday wis Iitors at the home of Mr and Mrs .J. C. Hayward
 Quite a crowd from this place at tended the Central singing at Hab- berton Sunday All seemed to en- joy themselves very much. as the singing was line
 DaWey Goodman. son of Hr. ant Mrs. Edd Goodman Of this place happened 10 a Very painful aeeidenf Saturday He MS hauling a loae # lumber and iH going down hi. somewhere between Habberter and tBe Lindlex mountain the brake pole broke He was accompanied b1 bis uncle Tom aIayes, who was I front, and a. yoang Goodman ean followed on he didn't notice any thing wrong. Young Goodman was picked up unconscious by some gen tlemen and taken to springdale. Ht was some better the last report.
 Honeybuneh.
The Springdale news., 1913-05-09
 OLB.AIGii

This is our farmers busy season.
 Rev Bland preached at this place Sunday.
 Grandma Coger has gone to vis- t l.. A Coger.
 A good rain you'd De beneficial in this part of the country
 Our pa j. crop is all right but the apples are rather shott
 Jesse Mccoy visited his sister, Mrs Della Evans last Friday.
 C. Knowles mo.her is seriously sick and k not expested to recover.
 Miss Ano Wilkes of Huntsville is reported to haze been injured in a runaway
 X. M. Cook and |. ogef=vis= 1ted at L. x eogers Heat spring Valley Saturday
 \ welding occurred iii this ti- 6inity last Sunday. Miss Maggie Bettia and Shelby erumley being the contracting parties. They were quietly married al the home of the brides mother Best wishes for happiness of the young people.
 The B B Club tan organization of the young ladies of Colbaugh) met at Eva SeWell's last Saturday afternoon Had an enjoyable time and adjourned to meet at Mabel Phillips next Saturday.
 The B B's" held their first op- en session last Friday night at the home of Mir and Mrs. D. A. Coger It was something s"new" being a necktie party and a pie supper combined large crowd attended and everybody is looking forward to the next open session which occurs next month. The club hasn't decided what it is to be yet, but rest assured if you are there you will have good time. We heartily commend the work of the girls, for social life in the rurals runs pretty low some times
 ia,
The Springdale news., 1913-05-09
SPRING VALLEY.

Some rain Monday. for I was in it.
 " N Parsley has moved to the James Miller house near Johnson's $ saw mill
 We received a summons one day last week to appear in court as a witness in the Davis trial, Thurs day. Wint Parsley will loop the loop in our absence.
 Little Dora May Weich is the proud possessor of a cat and two kittens Last Friday, while play ing with her baby brother in the field. they found five little baby rabbits. She took them home. put them with the kittens. and mother puss adopted the little orphans, caring for them as tenderly as tho they were her kittens. much to the joy and happiness of Dora May.
 Let's have a meeting of cores pondents by all means. Have it at SpringdaIe, decoration day All come. bring their better halves, if they are so fortunate as to have one. If the better half hapens to be the correspondent, bring the smaller fraction, too As for Celsius speech, We fear that will be a fizzle. He use to know a speech when he was a boy, but since his locks are los ing their color, he has been troub- led with stage fright. and is slight ly tongue tied got il tied in knot preaching good roads gospel
 A letter from Joe Honesty, now in Oklahoma, indicates that people ont there are not as feared of fid- dlers as the folks around here Joe is fiddler from who laid tie log, and his ser vices ase sought by Sunday Schools, churches and singing con ventions He plays for the Ban- list church and Sunday school at New Hope, and at a recent eonyen- tion he played for all the classes. Joe is coming back to Arkansas next fall, hut il is hard to tell where those wicked fiddle lovers will 70 to Ain't il just awful2
 There is one thing that is b. coming more patent every day, that is the ne essig of controlling the manufacture and sale of small fire arms Any boy who can raise from two to twenty dollars may send to