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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-30

the railing.
How fab back" insisted the
old negro.
Blister raised his head and
gazed. Twenty Ien'ths," he
said, and dropped 1t again.
"Doan' you fret, Miss Sally"
Uncle Jake encouraged. She'll
beat 'em yeti"
Not this time, old man." said
Judge Dillon very gently. He
was tearing his program into lit
tie pieces, with big shaking
hands.
The horses were around the
first turn, and the battle up the
back stretch had begun. The red
bay was still leading.
Mandarin in 'front.'" said some
one behind us. Rob Roy second
and running easy-the rest no
where!"
"Jes' you watt" called Uncle
Jake.
Even at that distance / could
have told which one was last. The
same effortless floating stride ]
had noticed long ago was hers as
Tres Jolie, foot by foot, ate up
the gap. At the far turn she
caught the stragglers and one by
one she cut them down.
"Oh, gallant spiritI" l thought.
IF they had given you but half
a chance!"
l lost her among a melee OF
horses, on the turn, as the leader
swung into the stretch. 1t was
the same red bay, but now the
boy on the black horse moved
his hands forward a little and his
mount came easily to the leaders
side. There was a short struggle
between them and the bay fell
back.
''Mandarin's done!" cried the
voice behind us. Roy Roy on
the biti"
n might have known it," ]
thought bitterly. He looked ii
all along"
Then a gentle buzzing sprang
up like a breeze. 1t was a whisper
that grew to a muttmring, and
then became a rumble and at last
one delirious roar. The mighty
cry brought me to my feet, my
heart in my throat-"Tres Jolie''
E. and comingi COM
1 ms :
l saw the blue and goldT
A maniac rose among us and
| flung his fists above his head
Tres Jolie," he shrieked: "Oh,
Baby DOLL" 1t was Blister-and
l marveled.
had seen him stand and lose
his all without a sign of feeling.
But now he raved and cursed and
WFaHa 81 4 -
"Girlie, Ibis Baby DOLL" and
with the last atom of her strength
his sweetheart answered the call.
She reached. heaven alone
knows how, the flank OF the fly
ing black, and inch by inch she
crept along that flank until they
struggled head to head.
-Oh, you black dogl" howled
Blister. wild triumph In his voice.
You've got to beat a race boss
nowi"
As though he heard, the black
horse flattensd to his work. All
most to the end he held her thare.
eye meeting eye. The task wac
just byond him. Even as they,
shot under the wire, he faltered I
But Il was very close. and the
shrieking historical grandstand
grew still and waited.
l glanced at Blister. He was
leaning forward. almost crouch
ing. his face ashen. his eyes on
the number board.
Then slowly the numbers
swung into view. and Il. 2, g." I
read.
There was q roar like the fall.
inf OF ten thousand forest trees.
These words flashed through my
mind: We'll knew about her
when she goes the route. carryIn
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

AoDAl
Blister Jones is a horse trainer
and just before big race i'm
which Tres yolie, o horse owner
by Judge Dillon of Kentucky, Is
60 run, he writes to his particular
friend. a sport writer ON a New
York paper. asking him TO come
TO Kentucky for the Derby race.
The newspaper man goes and tells
the story.
The people I'm the Dillon party
are the judge and his wife, Miss
Dillon, cousin of the judge, the
newspaper man, Blister and Old
Uncle Jake, a blind negro who
had been a horse trainer ON Mrs.
DillOn's fathers stock farm.
Uncle Jake is sure Tres JoIie
will win the race, and talks of
nothing else. The day before the
race Mrs. Dillon takes him TO the
training stable to see the mare.
and he almost gets angry with
Blister for suggesting that Tres
Jolie might not win.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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WOODS RECALL
DUE FOR COURT

Following the decision of the
superior court sustaining the re-
call and ordering City Clerk
Nickeus to call an election for
the recall of Commissioner Mills,
recall workers announced today
that they would take the Com
missioner Woods contest into
court at once.
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SOLDIERS RETURN HOME

After a weeks practice at Fort
Worden, the Fourth company, c.
A. r. c., In command of Capt.
Horace r. Carter, returned TO
Tacoma last night.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07
p,rBLIc TRUsrEE's sALE.

Whereas. Matte v. Knoth, whoss address 10
Dolores, Colorado, grantos by her trust deed,
Nh ipis, ID the oihcs u Tho clerk and rsrordss
page ne o. the records 81 said county, cosysyef
!" re pnP,e wv. sra.' sem, az r. IN ssss
half of the southwest quarter IL section tsn.
In township thirty -seven, north q range nftssn
Il shs :. s &. ns as
thes~e running north ono hssdsed 49,. thsscs
~. Sss ss:s & s' Gee. ss & s.'is ~
s, TSs . S,s - Ss.s. 8 ss ! AS - ):
Hssiani.s a u. ~ e.vu~. n ~ sss<S,
n. range y w. 4 Pm bs.r >. = ~,
one, block th,rs Tpsa q Do,orss, Cclessds,
tpsa r. iso ~ W. t7s feet, thenre vunninx n. ~
" =. p isss .h.nc. ,lsYw ~ -,
i0D feet, to place of baaiauina In trust y.
even date With ssid tnass dssd Tor s3s.1p psys.
date with inisres, th~r~sm from dsts ~ ths
And Whereas, D-fsals h.. tssn .sAs b The
said grantor in said trust deesf in Ma PseSOsm.
ance II the covenants and conditions lnpned
upon her by the terms ~ said tswse des.t IN
this, to;.it; Thst said srants.s VS. ssiIsa IN
failed to pay the intes-s, due ON said pstnespai
note.
And Whereas. The legal holder u The isAsh4-
~sin.ss represented ~ said mo- . has aled wttA
said pablir trustee notice and deeaand 10 uste.
ing. declaring -aid default ssd electina " ~
clare the whole debit represented ~ sald s~ee
aud interest tbereoB Ia dste ~ sajs due and
pay able. and demanding tho sals n aid lsw1
under said trust decd
Nov. Therefore. Public notice 70 heseAg
given that. pursuant Ia said us4ics. s1eetipa
and demand and under and n virtue u the
authority. se.ted In me ~ said trmss dessi $50
tb. law, !. Charles w. Reid, public tsnsts~ ~
| said Montexnma county, will ssii The eesDse -
srribsd land for cash. ut public snrtl0a. " The
highest bidder at the north front DUR n the
county court house. In Cortex IN the Csuinty Ut
Montexnma aud state ~ Colorado, ~ nuadnx.
tho Jist day ~ Aprns,. A. D. isit. ~ ~ o'risre
In the foreb0'p Tor thu purpose ~ paytnG aaisl
nots. interest la date ~ sale and the enpe9sss u
this sale, and will give Ia the purrhsssf tbeeste
. e.r,ifcsie 81 purchase therefor ~ psuvi4sd
| BY Law.
Dated July. s7th. tsis
Public Trustees II hoasssaaa ccaaty, csss-
| RADIO.
| Fir~t publication July N. isil
Last Publication August rSth. ipiI
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

The most generous premium list that
the Colorado state Fair association has
sver issued was completed last week
and nov n ready for free distribution
BY Secretary J. l.. Beaman. With the
success Of last years fair and the un.
limited support that the Pueblo Com.
Dsscs club hos thrown 10 the sasocia-
elsa. u saa found posible thk year N
offer more iibsrai prisss for places In
I'll departments. Especially h this
true In the agricultural aud hor.icul.
turai dedsrtments, while extra induce
u,snts Also are offered In the livestock
aud poultry divisions. The rsce money
also will lie more literal this year
and those making succr~sful entrier
will have no csuse for dissp ointment
for their trouble.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Grandma Royce and Miss Mary re-
turned Monday from = months visit
with friends and relatives In Denver.
While there Grandma met and visited
With = niece, Mrs Psrmslee. whom she
bad not seen for ifty years. She en-.
joyed her visit very much aud when
she left the train ut this place did not
appear Ut all tired for . lady Of her
age. A i've hundred mile ride by allow
Grain over the Rocky mountains In
quite Il trip for = lady past s5 years nj
sxe.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

M. and MI. Fink were down from
Do,orss Sunday visiting their friends,
the Wayn,ans.
Ed Porter 10 enjoying . visit from
his mother and sister.
Miss stevie Duncan returned from
Greeley last week where she hes been
attending the Normal Institute.
Miss Adams 10 here from Odessa, Mis-
souri, on visit TO her brother, Sterling,
She will remain some time.
Rev. q. f. Harris returned from his
trip To Aeeksr looking In good health.
Two daughters Of NJ. and xu. Pit
tenger have arrived to visit their pat.
ents 10 their new Colorado home.
They have been on quite an extended
visit In the east
q. w. Cordes, we understand, has
secured the Blue Door school below
C0rtex.
D. J. Christy left Monday morning
with . force Of men TO work on the
grade at Dolores.
Miss Znlema Garfield has gone for =
weeks outing With Mr. and Mrs. viii
Lynch to their summer camp In the
mountains.
Ar. aud MN. Banter aud daughter,
Leah, were visiting In Arriola Sunday
Dick Morgan aud family returned
Saturday from = weeks outing up
West Dolores.
MT. and Mrs. Ed Winbourn and
daughter spent Sunday with the Dill
Ions.
Glenn Harris left last week for Bay
field and vicinity to be gone indefin-
itsly.
We wish to correct statement made
last week In regard to the ministers
who are holding meetings here. They
are not h0rm0ns - stated but belong
to the Reorganized church Of Christ Of
Latter Day saints. They have just
clased . week Of successful meetings at
the school house, attendance good and
much interest nanifested.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

There II more Catnrrh IN this section 81
the country than ell other Diseases put
was supposed TO be incurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced Y . local
disease and prescribed local remedies. and
BY constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced Il incurable. sci
ence has proven Catarrh 20 be consti-
tutionai disease. and Therefore requires
Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney =
Co. Toledo, Ohio. n the only CoHstitu.
tional cure on the market. II IL taken IN
ternally In doses from 10 drops to tea-
spoonful II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces 81 the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case V
feiIa IN cure. Send for circulars and tse-
timoniais.
Address. ,. CHENEY . CO.. rcssAs. O.
roid By pvue0ista, III.
Tahs uait's rAmily Pills Ter epnseipaaiee-
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07
Obituary.

The funeral Of G. NJ. Smith, who
died ~ his home In this place Thurs
day evening Of lest week, was held
from the home saturday afternoon.
The services were conducted by Rev.
:. &. Green of Cor,ex. After = short
but impressive talk by Rev. 6reeu the
many friends Who had gathered to pay
their last respects To the departed
viewed the remains while the choir
sang I'VE Shall Meet. Internnent
We. made In the Dolores cemetery.
Charles NJ. smith ~ss horn August
\, is45. In ~. Thoinss. Elgin county,
OntArio. His psr-,,ts moved from
Mes York state to Canada aud there
their sou was born and reared. Co,n-
Ing Ia the United ststsu In 1854 he
sailed ON the Great Lakes for two years.
he went 10 Missouri Ut the close u the
civil var and ~Ss married 10 Mary ID.
Haynes March 81. 1871. He came To
Colorado In 1879 aud helped 10 raise
the nrst American Dag u Pueblo when
Colorado became . state. He came Ia
Rico In 1879, aud took hi. homestead
adyolning Dolorrs IN 1883, where be
has since resided. He N survived by
his wife and four childrca, Ethan II
Caltsnsnia, Daniel NJ Rico aud Alh~vt
aud Nm. Maud fox u this risc~. srvrn
grandchildren aud bro,hsr and two
sisters. TIE brother aud sl.,srs reside
IN Canada. FOR tb,rty.ons yssrs Mr.
smith was . rs~id~n, NJ the DuIoses
valley aud YES veil known by oil I'D
timsss. A large host ~ friends JHn
the family In mourning bis departure.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07
l-sba mn ltssuss.


w. G. MILLER ana =. Z. scott LETT last
Friday for . trip out In western Colo.
RADIO and eastern Utah.
Mrs. Alma Leavell h spending this
week with Mrs. Gerge Leavell and
family.
hrs. 3, II. Phle9ar and son, James,
returned Thursday OF last week from .
three momths' visit 10 Odessa, Missouri.
Mrs Fblegar has b<en with net
mother, Mrs. Christy, who hes osen
quite III but 10 able TO t'e about again.
M. aud MIS-. Evert Brown left last
Thursday for Pueblo after pleasant
Ten DAY visit with Their brother, w. r.
brysn.
DICK Morgan ana family were guests
~ the Allen hammond nome sunday
10 dinner.
Mrs, walter D'ckerson came In from
the ranch last Thursday to visit with
NJ. ana MIS- Nathan DickerSon. She
returned home SUNDAY.
rev. Harris preached NJ Lebanon
SUNDAY evening 'oA large crowd. who
were g'Ad 10 sre MIN lack after
lengthy stay ~ Neeksr.
MISS Eo",ce brysn was guest Of
MISS Elmer ihckeFson SUNDAY evening
a. a, h"st snd dangh'ers' Lon'ss'
Naomi were SUNDAY v's''orH IN Leos-
non.
MI ana h"' " a. LonIo's' were W
b',ores shopping last week.
MIS-. Nathan D'ckers"" ana ME-
rAo! meoor'i'ick were OCT gaining on
Arr'"'s ir'ends tuesday s''er""'".
Mrs. q. W. Corsies and son, Gene,
went !" Cor'es sAturdsy snd on Their
.e'ara nome 'ne'f 'eA", oe'a'"e
"'s"'e" 81, -. M
"N w. " .s W. ".."..s'y
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07
Dolores River leem.s.

UoooeoS W1voe 1teuse.
Mr. George Moore aud daughter.
Georgia, drove 10 Dolores Friday re
turning Saturday.
NJ. aud Mrs. VIII Oglstree attended
the ssis ss the Phillips ranch last
Hunday. 49,
II. Hattie Roster q kico, and her
thsee cousins, the nixses Jordan Of New
York, visited the kaufman family
last week returning u Rico Monday.
Bert Parker and family went up to
the Woods pasture ct the head Of
Beaver last week 70 do some work and
Dish.
MN. Eta Smith went to Cortes to
visit for III indennite time.
nIss Rose Hammond aud her cousina,
Louise and Naomi Rust, will visit
their aunt, MIS-. Willard, at Stony creek
this week.
We are very glad TO hear that the
road 10 to be widened between the
steel bridge aud Dolores ~ Il 10 dam
ssrous place 10 meet men loaded with
booze lsshing their teams.
Sheriff Todd Of Cortex, visited at
Arthur WaIdron's Tuesday night.
Ward Emerson returned from Beaver
where he spent week on business aud
pleasure.
Mis- Lille Reece Of Lake View, In
visiting with her mother aud helping
harvest the raspberries.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

A. d. 0ihson, the Assiola blsct.
smith, was . Dolores visitor The nfst
N the wssk. and willis hses sxohsnsssi
wss ssostss With william Clssk who
was down fron bib Fivss ranch. Both
a tbsss ssutlsussn an vsssssas Al tbs
Ctvl yer. ~. CtAsk ashsiag In W
Unboa army ed As. 0lhsoa IN ~
COnlsdssoes army.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Lilly returned
home sunday from an extended visi,
through the South aud East. They
report . very pleasant time although
some warm weather was encountered
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

George Walters journeyed tn the No.
Even ranch ut Fish Fork the frst Of
the week with . message for M, No.
Even concerning the delivery Of $50
head Of cattle from Navajo Springs.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

The dlrectors u the summit Rsser.
voir 4 Irrigation company met In their
Office In the Dolores State bank build.
lug Monday, the regular monthly
susetin9 day. All msttsss wsrs held
up pendinK action II the German.
American people - 10 the money Ia
build the prop0sed intake.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Endler 4 sou Of Monticeiio. Utah,
received = large gasoline engine and
plo~s at this place the n~t oi ths week.
This OUTFIT will be used for breaking
land and blowing near Monticello.
Gasoline power 10 saving tbs problem
of clearing land of sage brush and
putting II In shape Tor seed.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

"Msii. Boz Corner" Oiesaiags.
This last week must have heen visit-
Ing week with the ladies.
MIS-. Tom Thompson, formally ii this
place, but recently II Moskoss, Okla
homa. visited Mn. James barrett few
days last week.
Frank Green and wife and nrs.
James Barrett and children visited 1t
the Bowman home ~ Garrett Ridge
last Tuesday.
A very heavy rain fell last Wed.
ne~sisy causing Aiksli creek to rsi-s
cut Of Its banks damaging the bridges.
Mrs. Bowman Of Rocky Ford, who ID
visiting her son, Everett Bowman. ol
Garrett Ridge. aud MRS. Mary l,oriDg.
sister II NJ. Bowman's alan Of Rocky
Ford, we're guests Of Mrs. Frank Green
last Friday and saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. X. h. Durham aud
dsugter, Lille, drove out In their suto
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07
Old-Tisness Nosics.

There will be . meeting VI the Old
Timers Of Montesuma county held ~
the Dolores Town hall ~ 2 O'Clock
saturday afternoon. August 8, for the
purpose of arranging fos the coming
annual meeting.
A. w. DILLON,
Chairman.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

RoLsrt Durham, In company With
w. II. Mcisnisls and son. Journsyed
10 the Durham ranch % stoasv creek
the frst 81 the week 10 Iook over the
property. tbs AcDAnIsls as~ In tbs
market fos . sood mach and may
purchass the Danhana property. y. II.
Phtegas sccon,panisd the party.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Jimmie Barrett has purchased the
lots on Eighth street between Irwin
Brumleys plsce aud the methodist
church aud will build house Oh them
In the near future.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Mr. and Mrs, W. II. Howard aud sou,
Donald, and daughter, Gladys, 81 Dies
Moines, Iowa, are Visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Z. Bsreh. Mrs. Howard
and Mrs. Bergh are sisters.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

ME-. Bert Rowe Of GracemOnt. Okls-
homa, who h now visiting In Colorado
Springs, In expected to arrive In Do
iors~ today to visit With her sister, Mrs.
George Walters.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

w. w.. Byen 10 improving hh
eighth street property by building .
rom aud porch on the back Of the
house and porch In front.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Mn. Minnie Wallace and six soag
arrived from MaMcn Tuesday aud wIl
visit wiih Grspduls aud GraDcl1
OsdWay Tor week OF ten days.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

All kinds Of high-grade Job work .,
The Star once. Latter heads, note
heads, envelopes, bill heads, state
ments, blank forms, hooks, etc. Get
prices.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07
COUNTY FAIR NOTES.

COUNTY FAIR NOTES.
1'As dsts Il the fAir this year will be
Peptssnber a.. q, "A and Is. This 10
,ttput week earlier than usual. The
hfas day viii be entry day - usual and
oil committees sre requested 70 sse that
entries are In BY that time. Entries
may also BE- made direct 70 the sscre-
tary by mail.
The admission pricss this year to the
fair will 6e the same - Lest year with
one exception, that . charge II Is
centa will b. made for Admission of
sigs and autos to the grounds. The
scale Of prices h y follows: Season
tIctees which admit 10 grounds aud
gsaudstand elO0, single admisston
sach day rs cents, grand stand rs cents,
rigs aud autos Is cents.
Friday, which 10 the last day, has
been designated = school childrens'
day aud all school children who take
part 10 the parade will bs admitted
free at the gate. Each school will be
asaignsd place In the parade aud will
bs under the charge VI the teacher for
that school. II is hoped that this
years' showing will exceed that Of last
year aud that we will have the 60
operation Of each school In the county.
Committees To have charge Of the
various exhibits have been appointed
~ follows:
Live Stock-H. Brigham, j., Chair
man, Jas. A. FriDk, MsncUs; n. +.
Aorgsu, Arriola; E. n. Kittsil, Cortes;
and John A. Thonpsou, Dolorss.
Farm Producs-W. q. Ciucas, chair.
man, W. b. Robert, Arrio,s; G. E.
R~nts, J. d. Wilson, Msncus; Frank
Ritter, Do,orss; u. b. PArsous, Lsha-
nou; J. H. Biilingsley, Dolores.
Fruits-A. W.. Dillon, chairman, J.
~. Dobbios, McElmo; u. W. Bryan,
Lebanon; Thos. Bennett, Lake View;
Geo. Halls, Msncos; r. B. 0atss, Dolo-
re~; Jas. Galloway, McElmo; Frank
Taylor, Lake View.
Poultry aud Pet Stock-T. @. VII.
kerson, chairman, q. ID. Taylor, Lake
View; Mn. Loren J. Henry, Cortes;
Nm. w. z. Ormiston. Manoos; and
Dave swenk, Corses.
Plants and Flowsrs-hn. Chas. b.
Reid, chairvomsn, NM. Clara ).
Bassohsord, Cortes; III. Ellie Outlet,
Costss; Mn. A. i. Schasf, Asncos;
Nm. Chs. bsss. polosea
Daily - Faatsy Prodsses-An a.
49, 1ass~sees - Y. g
lemon, Leee vseW; NM e. b.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

The contract for painting the DO.
lores school building has been let TO
Jimmie Barrett. He 10 In from the
sAnch now flushing up odd jobs before
Beginning on the school house.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Telephone communication with L.
d. Hsa,on conveys the news that waS
conditions had tied up Ill rsdium bsu1.
ne,s with foreign countries.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

n yo0 sss In nerd u . first cla..
psIntss o. paper hanger coll fos A. l..
fesck. 81 Floyd Brsdne,d's resldsnes.
Prlces ssasonabls aud satislsctksa
suarantss6
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

A. +. Harris and r. w. Lockett IL.
returned sunday from . fishing trip =
Pagoss springs. They report . gO0<
time aud lots OF tish.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

y Nm. J. H. Trimble and Mrs. Gran,
lHnghes accompanied Jimmy 10 tn,
euMtner camp Tue~day.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

whsa yos ass sssdy so prove up oa
yous slalas, ssssd ~ yoSs Fsc~lvsr's
sscssps, ths sssnn II ssss vtinss-~s
ssd ! wlIl psspsss yass sesIss ios psoof
!. y. nnunLsy, Costsu, Colo
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Mn. Lottte Lockett and daughter
Lille, spent sunday In Cortes waiting
y. N. Brumley aud family.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

johnson, the standard oil man, was
10 Dolores the hrst Of the week looking
10r location for tanks and warehouse
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

70 attend The in~~lin9 81 AsrsoIa lase
Friday evening.
George Elliott started to bind hls
wheat last Monday morning.
The meetings held 1t Arriola lase
week, BY Elders Curtis and HlRdOn q
the Rsorganlzrd church 81 Je~us Chrtee,
were we'll attended and closed sunday
evening with . full house.
Messers J. d. Curtis and A. 7. HE.
don were guests 81 Mr. and MN, Lo3nn
Scott Sunday evening.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Glen Houskes arrived from thu
ursni0m field Monday and left sgais,
Wednesday loaded with freight to-
that section.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Services In the Dolores Catholic
bhurch the third sunday Of each
month.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Jack Hoover 10 In from the uranlssu
country this week.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

w. II. Brumley wss business viso-
tor In Durango the first Of the weski
returning home yesterday.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Mr.. aud Mrs. A. w. Muse and niece.
Nina Uncommon, visited with A. =.
Cole aud family on summit Ridgg
| sunday.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Martin Rush And family nlotorsd %
Cortes sunday and spent the day Tho
guests Of Mt. and Mrs. A. Addingtos1.'
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

For ssle--Two good mich cows.
Inquire Of Mrs. J. e. Bergh.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Mr.. aud Nm. Dan Smith rsturpel
to their home IN Rico, Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

0. 7. Tumble lsft saturday 6Or Den
yer on business.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07
For results advertise il tn. star.

Born Sunday, August 2, TO M. end
1S. J. r. Trimbls, . daughter.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

Mr.. and Mr. J. P. Belusear n,otosst
over 10 durango yesterday.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

The PythiAn Sisters will give dancs
IL the Dolor~ opera house Friday
night, August a. Plan To dance with
the Sisters on this date.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-07

We wish TO use this means of thank.
Ing the many friends for their acts II
kindness during the recent ilinesa and
death OF our beloved husband aud
father For the kind words u syn'pa-
thy and Offerings ~ flowers ~ arc
very grateful. May the givem b.
fully rewarded.
Mis-. MARY u. SMfrn,
A. I. SMITH AND Wire,
u. n. SMITH AND FAsILy,
" q. SMITH AND FAMILY,
r. \. 4. Fox AND FAMILY.