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The Dolores star., 1913-10-31
ScAooa for Wives.

A school for wives h the latest and
II should prove to be . good thing.
The institution 10 located In New York
city and Ito management announces
that u will give four year courSe fos
girls, Who. upon graduation and mar.
riaer, viii b. qualified IN spend their
husband's income 10 the best aud keep
IN account book that viii "come out
sirsight 81 the end Of the month" DE-.
Stuart n. Rowe. principal of the
school, says that upon completion II
the Wives courss, the sweet gtrl grsdu.
atss will bs sble 10 cook . dinner, con.
vsrss instilisentiy on literature, history
and equal suffrage, that she will BE-
able 10 trim her own hats astiAtically,
keep u free from germs and play her
part In . social way. DR.. Rowe adds
that the cMrss wss suggested To him,
BY the r~fi~ctlon that as per cent Of
the girls now In school Will marry
sooner OF later aud that thay ass being
fitted for any vocation rather than
that II matrimony. Il wouldn't b. .
hsd idsa 10 have such school In every
city and town In the country.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31
Cetssrh Cannot b Cured /.

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. - ehey
cannot reach the seat Of the dtscase. Co
tarvh 70 blood az constitutional elseaee.
and IN order 10 cure 4 you must tahe =.
ternai remedies Hairs catarsh Cufs y
taksa Internally. and arts directly No.
Catarsh Cure ID not quack medicine. u
was prescribed BY ons o. the bsse phy.
GoctAns In this country for ysars 49, 9
3 regular prescription. u y eomeqsed q
~ bess tonics known. eDmh!nee With tns
0ueous surfaces. The Desfect eoskelaA.
SIea Of the two lagrslssats y chat ess.
1uces such yoe1ssfui rssulte Y csssao
e0laesh. opsl foe testimeNlals. me-.
,. .. CHENEY 3 CO. rFseA. Toeses. o.
~ 2 u n; y. - !. s'ssss:,,.s..
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31
W. c. r. u. NOTES.


The w. &. r, II, meets With Mn. ].
C. B~vsb "Wednesday. November 5,b,
New York, N. v, Oct. 27.-The ninth
tr,enuIai couvention Of the world,
w, &. r. ". closed with one minute
add e~ser. including those that were
made nv delps.tes from thirty different
foreign countries. The Countess Of
Carlisle WAS reelected ~ the worlds
president Of the organization.
"To sell rum for q livelihood IL had
enough, but for q whole community to
share the responsibility aud guilt Of
such . trafiic seems a worse bargain
than that Of Eve or Judas. Horace
Greeley.
The international Anti. Alcoholic
Congress meeting Ia Milan, Italy,
voted September 10, to hold Its next
session In 1915 10 the United States.
At the great meeting 30 recently closed,
three bureaus, worldwide In their scope,
were planned: one to fight alcoholism,
another . federation Of PHI ysicians op-
posed to prescribing alcoholic liquors
as medicine, aud the third federation
for the protection Of the native races
In his address In behalf Of the italian
premier, Sig. Faiconi Iikenet the mem
beers Of the congress to "disciplined
scldiers Of n noble and holy ca Use, bmv-
Ing ~ their supreme object the re
demption Of humanity from corrupt
ing vice which h destroying all
ideality Of personal aud social welfare"
1t s reported by the press that
Attorney General Hogan Of Ohio has
found that the constitution forbids n
moving saloon and has inst ructed the
state liquor commission To issue no
license TO railroad companies to sell
drinks on the trains passing through
Ohio.
Topeka, Rams, Oct. 2s.-Asked why
Kansas stays "dry," Attorney General
Dawson today pulled the follow wing
statistics from pigeon hole, saying he
always used them to answer that
question. "More than one-half Of the
county Jails are empty. Sixty.hve Of
the l06 counties Of the state have no
inmates In the state penal Institutions.
Many counties have not had . jury
THAI saas In Ten ysass. Eishty-ssvsp.
Cou0ttes have NO Insane. FIFTY four
counties have no inebriates. Twenty
nine counties have not single inmate
on their poor farms. Kansas h the
richest state )" the Union; Its average
wealth per capita In VI 100. Less than
ten Of 7s6 newspapers In the state &C.
cept liquor advertisements"
A charge Of disorderiy conduct WAS
recently brought against . Chicago
ssloonke~per ny local Judge because
Of the saloonkeep~r's action In garn.
isheeing the wages Of . poor man with
family, TO pay bill Of ten dollars for
drinks which he had allowed the nian
to have on credit. This court 10 Of
the Opink0," said Judge Sullivan In
giving the sentence, "thAt any saloon
keeper who extends credit to . poor
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

Another meeting WAS held In the
town hall for the purpose Of perfect
ing the organization Of y basket ball
team. Officers were elected aud com.
mittees appointed to procure parapher.
MALTA aud suitable hall. Eleven per.
sons signed the membership list.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

john A. Thompson shipped two
loads Of nne hog~ 10 the packing plant
Of the Graden Mercantile company
yesterday. There were over 500
worth la these two wagons and the
hogs will average over 325 po0nds
apiece. This h the way To pay the
water tax aud make the valley prosper
Gus.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

In response to . telephone call DR..
I.efurgey went out Saturday TO the
Meenin ranch sig miles north Of Mont.
cello and brought Mr.. Meenin who
MAS quite III into town. The Doctor
had some trouble with his car near
Sandstone aud phoned IN for J. Z.
Allen to come out and help him to
town. Mr.. Meenin took the train 10
Telluride, his former home, sunday.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

George Sheaham Of Telluride was q
business caller at The Star Office Mon.
day. Mr.. sheahsm owns . ranch on
the Dolores river above town aud wa-
down looking after his business inter.
ests.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

Mrs. }. II. Brun'Iey left "wednesday
for Kansas City to visit with hei
daughter, Mrs. Mattel Iightfoot, for Z
few weeks.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

Mrs. Nathan Dickerson Of Lebanon
WAS All Ignacio passenger on Mondays
train. She will I've away . week or ten
days
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

Mrs. Emma Tebbs and daughter ol
Lebanon, moved into the Byers houss
Oh Eighth street the first of the week
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

p. b. McAtee Of the Rio Gnnde,
visited the Monticello country the hp,
Of the week, Mr.. McAtee In an enthu-
sisstic booster for this section of the
country.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

A numi'er Of Dolores' young people
attended the dances at Lebanon asd
Lewis last Friday night. .......
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

uriAs Cato died At his home In Cor.
tez Tuesday night. Mr.. Cato Ii an old
timer In Montexuma valley.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

William Marcun has moved from
Summit ridge to J. II. Brumley's house
on Seventh street and Hillside avenue.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

VV bbVU09OoYDs
The Doior~~ schools captured the
following prisss st the County Fair:
PRIMARY ROOM,
Primary exhibit, s~cond, 81 cents;
s~cond grade exhibit, second, 80 cents;
construction work In primary grades,
"lndian Village" drst.
INTERMEDIATES NOON.
illustrated story. third grade. hnt,
blue ribbon; grade display, sisth grade,
first, el.00; collection III wstsr colon,
"Fiovess," AlIcs Exon, FIRST, blus
riblon; ''.rulips," Cornelius Brumley,
second. r~d rI,,bon; individual water
coloss. "wlld R,.~~," Bertha Econ,
ant. blue ribbon; Jack In the Pulplt'
bertha Econ, second, red ribLon.
stained glass window display, sixth
srHde, nsss, blue fibton.
Mi0M KooA.
Eighth sssds sxhihtt, second, 90
cents; high school exhibit, second, 90
cents; spschanIcsi drawing. nrst, Illus
ribbon; sslisf map, nrst, blue rIbboO.
Bsss exhibit from city schools, DO.
lorsa, secoad, olI00.
Psoesasos Muss, In order N stimulate
the wosk among the pupils II ths
lDo,osss schools, savs - csnts 70 the
winnsn = nsst psines, 10 csnts 10 ths
wlnssss " second psisss, snd 10 csnta
10 The winner n third pvtses.
Por snis-Ons Daim sslf.lssd hey
halss. 1pqSlss Il Zen Alliasd. Bssi
Csuu6, Cueo.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

Martin Rush b improving his 1sv.
enth street property by having the
house painted.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

William Bruce sold his HILLSIDE
avenue property to Leonard Lavendes
this week.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31
NEWS
Items Of News From all Parts
Of Colorado.
THE WEEKS RECORD
OF Important Events Condensed
For the Busy Reades.

49,
John Rush, district attorney, who 10
prosecuting the suit to Gust the Noun.
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
company from the streets Of Denver,
last week fled demurrer and . reply
to the third amended answer OF the
company. The demurrer recites that
the conpany's answer does not set up
sufficient grounds to entitle II TO con.
alteration. The reply is = formal de.
nial Of the allegations OF the company
that II has right to occupy the streets.
Arguments on the demurrer and ans
wer will he set by Judge Denison next
Monday. Thereafter the company
must finally determine what course It
will pursue.
Denver, Colo, Oct. Ex-Governor
Ammons, at l:3O this morning ordered
1000 militia men to the coal fields Of
southern Colorado. Three troops Of
cavalry, two batteries Of artillery aud
. company Of infantry left here this
morning for Trinidad. Five compan.
les Of infantry simultaneously left
southern Colorado cities.
About 500 militia men left Fort
Collins, Greeley, Windsor and other
nothern Colorado cities ut O'Clock
this morning aud will reach Trinidad
at noon.
The governor has ordered Aujutant
General Chase to disarin both sides,
close oil saloons and guarantee pro-
lection to oil old miners wishing to
resume work.
He has also forbade the OPERATOR
importing any strike breakers, declsr-
Ing he did not intend to use the troops
to "break the strike".
II 10 reported but unconhrn,ed that
two Greek striken were slain last
night In the battle 1t Berwio between
the euAs0s Gbd ssstbssAs $500 Z
\ Trinidad. Colo, Oct. 2s.-The militia
rrived at midnight last night and this
A,orning established campo ut Ian
Rafael Heights, three miles east Of
here. General Chase plans to estabihb
the main camp at Ludlow aud later
distribute companies thru the camps
Of BerwInd, Barnes. Hastings. Tabasco.
Delagua, and other points where they
Srs been fighting. The nrSt act will
ybe Sfdisarm al strikers and guards.
I walsenburg. Colo, Oct. 2s.-Edward
verdeckbuFg, In charge Of the state
troops Of this district. caused some
, what Of mild sensation tonight when
he commanded Major p. J. Hsn,sock
Of Denver to take companies e and ]
III the flrst regiment aud company X
of the second regiment aud capture
fifteen armed niue guards Of the Z. F.
4 l., who were at the Colorado 4
southern depot. Orders for the secret
detail were issued Ut dusk aud very
quietly, without . word between the
men, the soldiers formed and marched
down the ID. 4 II. q. tracks To Fifth
street. They wheeled at the corner
aud before anyone was aware Of what
was being done, bsd entirely surround.
ed the c. 4 q. depot aud the mine
guards upon the platform, who, oil un.
conscious Of what ~as going on, were
laughing and joking between them.
selves. When the command wss given
to surrender the surprised guards did
70 without show Of resistance.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

4 bert Mum WAS acquitted Of the
cbalge Of numbering Cal McDermitt
BY y jury In the district court Of
d. ses county last week. IT,
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

George Taylor, the h~e man. has
been in Dolores this week loading car
with honey and the sweetness he sends
OUT brings the price ~ II IA well
hsahled and reaches the market In
goo condition. To ship honey by the
oog load lot looka like business.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31
y. Exon y : Denver visitor this

VIII. Wallace 10 having fireplace
6gDe3ln bis houas.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

Il. Bradneld has moved Into III
Burg win house on Central avenue.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

Seven college presidents and . mum.
Der Of college instructor, including
ex.prssident TAFT, will contribute 10
The Youths Companion during 1914.
Then there h Gene Stratton Porter,
whose stories Of Indiana woods and
swamps have made her famous, and
Kate Douglas WiKsin, who never
wrote . dull line In her life, and Mrs.
Burton Harrison, who rrmemhers
when conversation VS. really an ast ~
prscticed In Washington aud In the
manor houses Of Virginia. And this
10 Just beginning Of the list.
II you know the Co.npanion. you
have . pretty clear Idea Of what 10 In
store for next years readers. n you do
not know, ask 10 10 send yo0 sample
coples-.for instance, thoss containing
the opening chsptsS Of Arthur Stan.
wood Piers nne serisi-"His Fathers
Son." Full announcement for 1914 Will
Be sent With the sample copies.
F0 the years subscription Of e2o0
there b Included The Companion
Practical Home Calendar for 1914, and
oil iasuss oe The paper for the ssmain.
Ing weeks u 1918, dating from the
time the subsesiptiou h resolved.
TINE Y0vTH's COMPANION,
~ Berkeley g.. Boston, Aasa.
New oohucgtoetona RnssivsA NJ THU
once.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

q M McEwen returned home Tues.
daylerom New Mexico where he had
hes called - . witness In case In
shs[ pourt at Albuquerque.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

q ID. Hraton arrived from the
UH pium camp Wednesday hound for
out de points. He will soon return
and there will, In al probability, he
md p activity IN that sectiod this
wiSoer.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

q T.. Walker aud william Ritter
err IGnscio visitors this week, buying
shep to keep their herds replenished.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

We sse sasurrd by the sec~taFy Of
the summit Reservoir h Irrigation
company that the plans for tapping
Lost canon creek and converting
the waters to the Summit r~srrvoira
hiss not been abandoned, but work
will not b. Lrgun before spring. - II
n nov To late In the season 10 WORK 10
advantage ct the altitude Of the intake.
Other needed work h now beinR done
Oh the system. and when this system
In connected with the I.oat canon there
will b. IN abundance u water for every
scre Of land under the system.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

The new lA,ildIag Of 0eosss Wllksr.
soa 10 fast taxing Suslnsas like appear,
snces.
Guy Harrison and wiss aud George
Clucas and wife were motoring through
our village ssnday.
Beautiful weather, this, for thrvsh.
Ing aud apple gssherius. but then
we always have II, K
Dug. wooley y Just harvesting his
grain crop--not Tor grain bat for hay.
There will be about 100 toms.
MN. Tom Irwin and mother and NJ.
and MN. Zoram Rees were visiting
with MIS-. Zane Ress Sunday.
Pierce Benjamin iron, Arioa ives In
the valley looking over the property.
He IVES favorsbly imprsssed. @#
The agent Of the American bibls
society was around last week selling
bibles. A humber made purchases.
James Totten sold . wagon load Of
apples TO Belmear 4 Ditchaeid, Jona-
,hons u 90 and other vsrltIes rs cents
per boz.
VIM. Ellern,eyer has rented the I'M
fsncsd lands Of Artell Genthnsr for .
term Of yean for the fencing. This
will be hard on some of the cattle men.
Ar. and NM. Chris Wllkersou, Tay.
lor Wilkerson and. Mn Susie Brewer
went to Aancos SATURDAY., The Wtlker-
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

Congressman Taylor visited this
section u the state lest week. He wss
10 Cortss Friday evening aud Saturday
morning came 10 Dclosss and, In osdss
10 show the natives that he was mot
particular - TO where he called OF With
whom he Travelled, be called q The
Star oiiscs In company With w. I.
Aylsr Ar. Taylos's trip 70 thls part a
the stats at this time YES s1tissiy 10
the interest," Of hls constituency snd
not for political purposss. He lsh %
The noon train saturday Ius Telluride.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

y Bertha Markham 10 working
eOs H. Kinsley aud will stay with him
dur g the apple shipping season.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

~ weather continues aud the roads
ass sting quite dusty.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

cns. Foreman n 10 Dolores this
~ installing phones In soms Of the
seuo bnces.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

On the second page Of this paper
you viii fnd short story by r. 8. g.
Fox giving brief sketch Of his auto
trip 10 the East, which Ia Of Interest 70
oil aud especially to the owDers Of csrs.
on the last page n short Item regard
Ing the county fair from the pen Of DR..
J. II. Rents, which will he enjoyed by
those inierssted In the Displaying Of
their products In composition with
their fellow laborsrs In the county, aud
those who appreciate what the fair
association Ia trying 10 accomplish In
the way of making . county fair >
success.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

~. n. J. Porter IVES . Durango
paGntNger on Wednesdays train.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

a. county sunday school conven.
tioa viii be held In Cortez sunday,
Nov@nber IL.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

James Morrison left Wednesday los
he south tn purchase sheep.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31
GENERAL NEWS
Doings in All Parts d the
World.
INTERESTING EVENTS

INTERESTING EVENTS
Recorded BY the Daily Pspess
During the Past Week.
/ Kansas CITY, No., Oct. cs.-3uow
covered central and northern Kausos
aud western Missouri tonight To .
depth Of several inches, aud The tem-
psratures averaged ten degrees hsIow
the fressing point. The storms dslay-
ed the street cor and suburban tsafhc
at Kansas City, Topeka, 81. Jossph and
Leaven worth.
Watertown, N. ", Oct. 2.-Some-
thing unusal In the ahape II . hrae
story arrived hers to-day In diapatch
from Potmiam To the effect that .
white bear, . rar~ specimen oe the bear
family and not seen In this state before
In yean, hes been captured BY Henry
johnson Of the settlement Of Hague im
the heart Of the Adirondacks. Tue
animal, which 10 said to be of average
size. YVES caught In trap, after john
son had been ridicuiesl BY his friends
for reporting that be had seen such IN
animal, which wss not bslivsd to exist
In that section Of the country. The
bear will probably Ire sold Ia circus.
= Arejola lteas.
Mrs. Vic. lee aud children ars down
from RICO visiting II the isoyces sSs .
week or two.
Rev. Kerry failed 10 10 with ~ last
Sunday, Gusss he was sidssrsCksd Ut
some station on the way home.
VIM. Kuentsies left this week ior
North Platte, Nsb. where he will work
In tbs machine shops this winter and
return 10 bis home here In ths spring.
Mn. Nellie Royce aud Ms. James !.
Honakes were up frMn Costss last
Thussday 10 80 how Arrl0ls wss ns,uS.
ishinG. Needles 10 say they wsrs
satisAsd.
The Ladies cid nset With Mr.. L~ona
,aossaa isss Tuesday. Thssv vss .
Oood asssndascs a0d asrangsassnss
49, 80 ~ yosuoo114Weg assA y
Dsssaess.
o.y
~
App~ p1.'ss WV 's $50
~ =. ~. ..
0n Ss = 'o $50
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n snns Asy'o' ~ -.
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w.
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800 49,. ."s' ''ss sS
so'p!
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We" "aso " evesyoy' -. '.s 49,
vasuy I" Co s"u s'0'.''y
we S'oo. s"u c"''ue" \. -"
the ssms'"s ~e's 'n'ss'o :" ''s w.
'eA ce"'s's1y yes.e'u.y
Tn. H.. Alfalfa srovn 4. l.,loe..,o
this v..r cam, frsn the t,.,.i, ,,,.s
..,. ,,y.. . ,oU ac..,nr n lime Is.t
tai wan. ,,.,. 4. mn, = s-,,lll,s, 4.
...,,.. N At :. . .l,,nu,ant N alfalfa
.na \. ,,..,l,, M. . .r.at effect ~ -.
csissatiO9 tts growth, sspecially Under.
conditions II sctdlty which osi." 10.
cuss On laad oves-isslsatssi. The apsst
lime from sugar factory 10 . valuable
material 10 apply To The soll. W. hsvs
h<ea urging i's .se ioss nu"'ss u
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

0't forget the 6remen's ball u the
ops house this evening. The boys
ase repaired to shuw you . good time.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31

H3V. Pyle 10 having h's house on
0sve th street and Rivesside avenue
reAs( oeIed Ind an addition built on II.
The Dolores star., 1913-10-31
Recorded By the Daily Papss
During the Past Week.

/ Kansas CITY, No, Oct. s.-5now
covered csntral and northern Kausss
aud western Missouri tonight To .
depth Of several inches, aud The tem-
psratures averaged ten d~grsss bsIow
the srsssing point. The storms dslay-
ed the street cor and suburban tsafIic
at Kansas City, Topeka, 81. Joasph sud
Leaven worth,
The evening world., 1913-12-05
POLICEMAN WOUNDS
Man WHILE CHASING
SUSPECTED BURGLARS
His Bullets Drop Avello, Who
viii Be Asked About Rich
mond Hill Thefts.

A young oAs 49, ~ . Ssssssaaa
and now . vsissass - - Aasvs Hes
pitai. Jamaica. viii ~ sasst5ensd -.
lay By Astsstvss rsOaR11n8 Shrss -.
siAriss IN ~ HAsAmsA ~ Asszsss y
the iass M e1gAa ~ WsaAlsd MAJ
says As - DsaiaAss ASs9is. tvsosy.
three years ed. q NJ s1s Un3sa ave-
~ 8pseidyH.
Bsasly today Hselssoan Wasss aaW
sasss men - - - ssae q Spar
lsD6Efs Aotsl at 11eAn 80 Uaavsrsaty
rlAssa He wsue asoaD1 aftsr them
and ordered them - AA34 6DtaaA tAsy
~. - DRIVING ssvsevss end <heeas.
OiaS - sheet wsr1A IT, pelicsman
crew his sVn r0velVee aol AFeA twice
Into tAs cir. No atteaA1en W. DaiA
70 t4as ~ tAe thsss - Was 1sssuine.
- ~ jsvsalsd his Vsaosa "a took
atm l1ssoy - - fsS1sSvsA as1ag
tWSsA
~ - ~ n41 ~ - vas
ARu8s AEsV0sl - SAs Rs1nl The
StAasY ~ a suna1nG o. g ~
paDa0n1o Sa1oD0 - taAso eRsa -
Avs1l60 ~ sAAgh. Ths wound ~ ~
ssgsg1a ASsijo denied AneWlsdgs e
~ borulaslss wAsa ~ aussooaad
Sue ss1aA - szDAAlA ~ Dssss.ss tn
- Sa8 q ~ AetA - ~ w -
- - 49, g . DeoesmaA
The evening world., 1913-12-05

out giving any explanation Of his pro-
longed absence.
Both MIR. rogers and his mother reso-
1utely declined to see any callers eS-
cept Or. G. n. Austin, who saw Mr..
Rogers for . moment a. he slept tran
GULLY. Later on behalf OF Mrs. Rogers
the doctor informed the authorities
that they need not search any longer.
as Mr.. Rogers had returned
The evening world., 1913-12-05
|MaosWoRTH ROGERS SAFE


0S1 usss0 - sOs 1SS0S
- 0S1saa - 0a0DsaaAo.
1AN14 OoA k@WsAsveysA Roeass,
ne aspAsW q former Congressman
Jamas ~. waAsvoeth % New York
end Washingeon, returned at O'clock
this mosnins In sssminsly good health
- the hotsl from which he had been
missing since last Saturday. Mr.. Rng.
srs went quietly - bed ct eoes With.
The evening world., 1913-12-05
How 10 Your Weight ?

w. b y ~ sAst W. much vsisht
4 - - b desired, yet the fact rsmalns
ne Dsins q daasss. This danger uss n
power y eS1soa 6seAiy diseases. A little
sstra nesh 10 needed ~ all - feel we'll
and - iosk ven, aud Shis oaiis up the
assseisa Of how best 70 inrsass che
weight. PAysseiAas and shsmists. b. On.
p~sAsetA have seivsd the problem Of
a tAs Sloel. b. the oAmisss,rs,ioa Of
S.6yAia. hypo. nueians tablets, and this
u Usually followed BY an increase Of
~Sight. OBTAIN. In ssaisd packages. and
take fos Q period Of several months, 90.
eer1tAs - dirsetiens With package.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-21
RARE MUSICAL TREAT.

Tuesday. November > the Treble Clcf
Club will give one Of its ever high class
concerts. til third entertainment Of its
kind i'll the history Of the club. In the
year 1911 the club was organized by
Miss Alberta Archer, an accomplished
vocalist whose merit is well known to
Brownsville citizens.
Under her able training the club has
become the foremost musical organiza-
ton of the city and consists of Browns
ville's best musical talent
They have prepared a program which
will please their many friends and pat
rOnS.
1t consists Of a number Of fine selec-
tons. Two numbers will be rendered by
Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. fuckers excellent
rcnditiOnS are Incompatible.
Mrs. HOyt. who is accompanies for
the club is a musician Of rare training
and excellent training. having studied
music under many Of the famous teach
erS Of Europe.
The club has worked hard in the pre-
prcaration of its program and hopes
that their many friends will bring out
a generous attendance, as they always
have in the past.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-21
THEATRES TONIGHT
AT THE ~DREAMLAND.

Robert Frazier. as Harrison Barney
the man VINO faces death time and
time again and OvercomeS seemingly I'M
s~urmountable obstacles for the girl he
loves, yet shrinks to aspire to, is the
UNIVERSAL clair feature offering at
the Dream'and tonight. The Bankers
Daughter a two reel Eclair drama
Those VINO know Evlair know what il
fs Intensely exciting action-stirring
incidents well knit-with a strong love
cord running through it all. Frazier's
winning makes you glad.
The fight for life in the water-the
race for life against time. the auto hold
up-the attack Of thugs. the downfall
Of Steele, the cunning villain, and the
triumph Of love and worth gives one
the taste Of the highest class drama
ever attempted to canvas.