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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
COUNTY OF WoRCEsTER.} SIS.

STATE OF Mass.
COUNTY OF WORCESTER) SIS.
Mrs. Mamie Comeau of the Town OF
Leominster, County of Worcester, and
State of Massachusetts, being first
duly sworn upon her oath, according
TO law. deposes and says:
In the spring of 1910, ! was taken
suddenly i'll with a severe pain in my
right side, which / mistook for APP
pendicitis. | consulted physician
and he told me / had a diseased
ovary a tear in, the neck of my
womb. also small tumor, He told
me he could cure me without an OPP
Grafton If took his treatments which
! did for six months but continued
getting worse all the time. At the
time I began taking his treatments l
weighed l26 pounds my waist meas
ure % inches, when l ended his
treatments ! weighed 100 pounds
ana my waist measure 90 inches. As
I was not getting any better but get
ting worse all the time, I was so
bloated across the abdomen l was
unable to wear my corsets, could not
step on and on car. told the
physician | was getting worse all the
time and he told me that he thought
at last the only thing that would cure
me was an operation, which ! refused
10 nave, anu tdnle nome 10 ule. y
dear friend of mine had heard Of
Opaline Suppositories and the good
they had done others she wanted me
10. try them before l gave up, which
/ did. had only used three Opaline
SuppoSitories before the pain had all
left my side. and in three months l
passed a tumor the size of an egg,
Since then have enjoyed perfect
health. Thanks to the Opaline Sup
positories
MRS. MAMIE COMEAU.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
the undersigned a Notary Public duly
commissioned in and for said County
and State. this 27th day OF Oct, 1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date.
HARRY c. BASCOM
CSeal Notary Public.
My commission expires March is,
1919
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STATE OF New York;
iCOUNTY OF Jefferson.) IS.
Lilly M. Beckstead of the Town of
WATERFOWL, County of Jefferson and
State Of New York, being first duly
sworn upon her oath, according to
law. deposes and says:
Mrs Summers Opaline Suppositor-
les are just what they are claimed to
be, and will do just what they are
claimed to do. was so sore over the
region of the ovaries that 1t hurt me
to walk and / had that terrible Drag
ging Down Sensation. l also had had
complication of other female
troubles. But since using a Two
Months Treatment of Mrs. M. Sum-
mers' Opaline Suppositories. the sore
ness is all gone and / feel very much
stronger in every way. Opaline Sup
positories surely do their work as
they are expected to and l hope many
other sufferers may be benefited by
their use.
MRS. LILLY NJ. BECKSTEAD.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
the undersigned a Notary Public duly
commissioned in and for said County
and State, this Goth day of October.
1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date.
HAROLD L. HOOKER,
(SeaD Notary Public.
My commission expires March 80.
1915.
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STATE OF Delaware,
COUNTY OF New Castle.) SIS.

STATE OF Delaware.
COUNTY OF New Castle) SIS.
Kazimiera Smulska Of the City Of
Wilmington, County of New Castle,
and State OF Delaware being hrst
duly sworn upon her oath, according
to law, deposes and says:
That l have suffered for over eight
years. have consulted numerous doc
tors and spent over four hundred dol
lars in trying to restore my health.
but without any beneficial results. In
fact | was getting worse instead of
better. ! thought my case was nope
less, till one day by Gods providence,
/ began to use your medicine, the
Opaliue Suppositories, and strange to
say within a very short time | began
TO feel like a new woman and today
! can say l am cured. l do not know
how to express my thanks To you.
You are my real benefactor. and
there are many more here who say
the same,
KAZIMIERA SMUI.SKA.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me,
the undersigned a Notary Public duly
commissioned in and for said County
and State, this Goth day of October.
1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on sad date.
BARNET GLUCKMAN,
tSeaD Notary Public
MY commission expires Nov. 10
1918.
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STATE OF Colorado,
COUNTY OF LarimerD SIS.

STATE OF Colorado, }
COUNTY OF Larimer.) SIS.
Maria Metz of the city Of Love
lard, County of Larimer. and State of
Colorado being first duly sworn up
On her oath, according to law, de-
poses and SAYS:
Dear Mrs. Summers:
With pleasure J write to tell you of
the great benefit your medicine has
done for me- Twenty years ago | took
the Suppostories for falling OF the
womb. 1t has never bothered me
since. ! have used the combined
treatment since for other things. This
treatment really has been a Godsend
to mo And | cannot say too mucn In
proof of il. MRS MARIE METZ
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
the undersigned Notary Public duly
commissioned in and for said County
and State, this 18th day of oct, 1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date.
WINFIELD S. MEHAFFEY.
(SeaD Notary Public.
My commission expires March IA,
1915.
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STATE OF Colorado. }
COUNTY or Boulder) SIS.

STATE OF Colorado. }
COUNTY or Boulder) IS.
Mrs. Bertha Stone of the City OF
Longmont County of Boulder. and
State OF Colorado, being first duly
sworn upon her oath. according to
law. deposes ana says.
l began using the Opaline Supposi-
tories. the year 1912 and was in a
terrible condition; my doctor said
nothing but an operation would ever
benefit me
! was suffering with Anteversion
and was not able 20 stand on my feet
for any time without pain, but after
using nine boxes of Opaline Suppusi-
tories, / am able TO do all my work.
washing, ironing and all, and am
feeling pretty well now. know
would have had an operation II it had
not been for the Opaline Treatment.
My doctor also advised me To use II.
MRS BERTHA STONE.
Subscribed and sworn Go before me.
the Undersigned Notary Public duly
comm ssioned IN and for said County
and state, this 10Th day Of Oct 1913.
Witness my hand and uotarial seal
ON said date
JOHN D. HlIL.
tSeah Notary public.
Ms commission expires July H..
1915
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STATE OF Arkansas
COUNTY OF Union. } SIS.
Mrs. Kate L. Mason of the City OF
Ell Dorado. County of Union, and
State Of Arkansas, being frat duly
sworn upon her oath. a4AGording to
law, deposes and says:
| was a sufferer from womb and
ovariu. affection, womb pressing too
much on rectum md hemorrhAged
three months, bowels constipated
caused from womb pressing too much
on rectum, and l was entirely cured
by the use o; Vtylderhoof & Co.'S
Opaline Suppos.torics in less than two
months when all else failed TO do me
any good. | wRs under the treatment
of doctor three months, but he fail
ed to do me any good and said ne
positively could not cure me without
an operation. This was eieScn years
ago this last March anu / haoc never
since felt any symptoms OF my old
troubles. | yet am well add strong
MRS. KATE l.. MASON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me.
the undersigned, Justice OF the
Peace duly commissioned in and for
said County aId State. this 18th day
of October. 1913
Witness my hand and seal on said
date. III LEE
tSean Justice OF the Peace
Ally commission expires Nov. /.
1914
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STATE OF California, }
COUNTY OF San Francisco.) S.
Sarah G. Trevethick of the city Of
San Francisco, County OF san Fran
cisco and State OF California. being
first duly sworn upon her oath. &C
cordlng 10 law, deposes and says
Vanderhoof & Co,
Dear Sirs Before using your opal
Inc suppositories l suffered SO much
from congestion OF the ovaries and
tallopian tubes that / could not stand
up straight. and at last had to stay
IN led
My mother then Induced me 10 use
your ppaline Suppositorles and in
two months l could stand mp straight
and walk firmly something J could
not go FOR months previous. After
using Two boxes OF the Suppostories.
'"f Ike new woman and felt
years younger Since using your
hnpositories, have not had any
ofarHn trouble aud know positively
~ was your remedy thar cured me-
fer 7 have not been treated hy amy
one since. ar used AMY other treat
meut
SARAH q TREVETiuCE.
ll76 Valencia ST.
S4is-rihed and sworn 20 before me-.
-" Undersigned a Notary PubHe uufH
commissioned n srd for said County
sn1 state. this 18Th day of October.
iPf&.
Witness my hand and nota-,al seal
ur said date
HARRIET X. HOBART.
Sea- Notary Public
Al commission expires oct. g Igl4
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OF N. Carolina, }

STATE OF N. Carolina,
COUNTY OF Pasquotany.) SIS.
Mrs. Chas Eldon of the CITY Of
Elizabeth City, County OF Pasauot-
any, and State OF n. Carolina. being
first duly sworn upon her oath. ac-
cording to law, deposes and saws:
| was great sufferer for a great
many years and doctors could not do
me any good until / finally tried
Opaline Suppositories. which gave me
immediate relief, and after a two
months, have been entirely free
from pain and consider that | am en-
trely well
MRS. CHAS ELDON
subscribed and sworn to before me.
the undersigned Notary Public duly
commissioned, in and for said County
and State. this nth day Of October
1913.
Witness my hand and notaria1 seal
on said date.
T. r VISION,
!seal) Notary Public.
NY commission expires Jan. 81.
ls1a
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STATE OF New York;
COUNTY OF Kings. } SIS.
Mrs. H. Wolff OF the City of Eew
York, County of Kings, and State of
New York, being first duly sworn up
on her oath, according to law, deposes
and says:
! have used the Opaline Supposi-
tories with the best of results. and
must say that they are an excellent
remedy for correcting female all
ments, such as I had, being informed
by my doctor that I was suffering
from displacement of the uterus.
suffered for over ten years and i'm
agined 1 would never recover, but
thanks to the wonderful Opaline
treatment, 1 am restored to health,
and am enjoying my life as l could
suffering women what the Opaline
can use this letter.
Wishing you success in your good
work, l am
Respectfully yours,
MRS. II. WOLFF,
1911 Sterling Place,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
the undersigned a Notary Public duly
commissioned in and for said County
and State this Sth day of Nov, 1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date.
FREDERICK WETDNER,
tSeaD Notary Public.
My commission expires March so,
1915.
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STATE OF Texas. }
COUNTY OF Uvalde.) SIS.
Mrs. w. A. Willhoite of the City Of
Sabinal. County of Uvalde. and State
of Texas. being first duly sworn upon
her oath, according to law. deposes
and says:
Dear Mrs. Summers:
1t is with great pleasure I send you
many thanks and may the Lord bless
you as long as you live, for the good
you have done me. Your Suppositories
are the grandest things ever made.
am we'll and strong now. And before
using your good remedies 1 was al
most an invalid. 1 can work hard
ging pain that was taking my life
away Your treatment has done me
more good than all the doctors. l feel
like l would be in my grave today If
it had not been for you. SO how can
/ thank you enough? Wishing you
good luck. l remain,
Your friend,
MRS. w. A. WILLHOITE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
the undersigned a Notary Public duly
commissioned in and for said County
and State, this 18th day Of October,
1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date.
VIM. NJ. JORDAN,
(SeaD Notary Public.
My commission expires June /.
1915.
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STATE OF Iowa,
COUNTY OF Madison.) SIS.
Mrs Jas. I. Greenfield, County OF
Madison, and State Of Iowa. being
first duly sworn upon her oath. ac-
cording to law, deposes and says:
Twelve years ago, l was almost a
physical wreck with female weak
ness, and had been so for years,
when a sample of Mrs. Summers
Opaline Suppostories was sent to me.
l used one and before morning, 1t
gave me such relief that l sent and
got several boxes which did me so
much good l would not he back
where | was for hundreds of dollars,
and now twelve years later. | am
using it in my change of life, and |
do not know how l could have got
along without it, think 1t the best
female remedy l ever used and /
hope hundreds OF ladies will find It's
value.
MRS JAS. 1. GREENFIELD.
R, d. 6. Winterset, Ia
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, the undersigned a Notary Public
duly commissioned, in and for said
County and State, this End day OF De-
cember. 1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date.
o. e. BEACH,
(SeaD Notary Public
My commission expires July A,
1915.
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STATE OF Indiana, }
COUNTY OLE STARKEl SIS

STATE OF Indiana,
COUNTY OF STARKE.) SIS.
Mrs. S. l.. Fletcher Of the City of
Knox, County of Starke, and State of
Indiana, being first duly sworn upon
her oath, according to law, deposes
and says:
| have found Opaline Suppositories
to be just as recommended to me.
! was cured Of Ovarian trouble. also
unnatural growths. about IL years
go and can trN. hfully say, there has
been no return Of either trouble
since.
cannot say enough in praise for
what the Opaline Suppositories have
done for me
Yours sincerely,
MRS. S. L. FLETCHER
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
the undersigned a Notary Public duly
commissioned In and for said County
and State, this 14th day of oct, 1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on said date.
ELIHU A. MORLAN.
tSeaD Notary Public.
My commission expires Oct q,
1915.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

A letter, which . gentleman doing
business with the State Board of Land
Commissioner recently received from
that honorable body, was handed to
Us the nrst II the week aud In which
II wss stated that that Honorable
Board did not know that there Was
such paper - The Star published In
the county. We knew that Perl u.
WAS . good "hxer" hut we did not
think that he could Hx the Honorable
Beard III State Land Commissioners 10
such IN extent that they would
entirely forget the existence ~ . pabIi-
cation they receive nj their Office escb
week. Nothing like making the dear
pepul pay your campaign expenses.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
Dolores River Items.

Bert Graves moved his family from
Dolores Into = house on the upper
ScharB horst ranch.
Mr.. and MIS-. Hogan moved from the
ScharDhorst ranch to Lebanon last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan visited their
daughter, MIS-. win ogIetree, last
Sunday.
George Moore and Phil Garren sre
expected home this week unless they
conclude TO join the force In lighting
the Mexicans.
August HUFFMAN purchased thor.
oughbred Hereford bull last week Of
Carl Ormlston, ageut.
Mrs. Irving Durham 10 Waiting
George hoore's family this week.
Mr.. and mrs. Zene Reese Of Lake
View. visited at Sam Johnson's last
Sunday.
A an anti-fat cure Chic Porter In
helping his son-in.law batch, make
garden, look after two lively boys also
the chickens and turkeys, while Mrs..
Parker visits for = few days IN Dolores.
The Dolores river Is running bank
full aud several ranches are flooded.
What Il will be In month from now,
when we usually have our highest
water, keeps one guessing At the out.
come.
The farmers have about all got their
small grain In. Winter wheat and the
meadows are looking fine. Potato
planting IL next In order.
Ivan Brsdfield aud his cousin, Miss
Lucia, took = horse back ride to Do
lores and back last week on business
and pleasure.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
NUMBER n.


The Colorado Geological Survey,
boulder. Colo, II. y. George, State
GeolostSll, hrs IAs, issued . sroln9ic
niap of the State ~ Colorado On the
same scaie ~ the topographic map
which has recently been distribussd.
The map pressnta the aeoioGy Of the
state, including the results Of the
most recent field work Of the United
States geological survey and 'hs Colo
RADIO geological survey. II shows oil
the various formations u the state In
different colors and patterns, aud
should be Of great value to mining
men, prospectors, eeolo9lsts, and oshess
interested In the natural features of
the state.
The preparation Of the map has been
under way for several Year,, and the
first copy Of the map was placed 10 the
hands Of the engravers IN February,
1912. by those competent to judge, u
In pronounced the most complete state
geologic map In existence. In order
to make II Of widest possible service to
the people Of the state, u will be sent
at the following prices:
Unn,ounted, postage prepaid 0.S
Mounted on cloth, ps~tawe prepaid 10
Mounted on cloth, with sticks aud
ring, postage prepaid O.6
Mounted on cloth, with spring
roller, by express, collect l.~
MAY be sent by mail, prepaid, for
81. 70. but h safer by express).
Mounted on cloth, with spring
rollers and wall hoard, by ex-
press, collect, weight 8 pounds u ~
MAY he sent by mail prepaid. for
~ 10, but Ia safer by expresst
The map has been prepared nj great
expense to the state, aud the charge
made Tor the un,nounted map In but =,
trifie more than the actual cost ~
wrapping, addressing and postage.
In order To avoid crowding aud nh
securing Of the geologic coloring, MI hut
the most important place names have
been omitted from the geologic map,
but, m the Topographic map contains
these names, and IN on the ranbe scale,
the two can be conveniently used
together.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

The Town trustees are mseting quite
frequently these time. The regular
n,onthly meeting was held Thursday
evening ri last week with oil memb~fs
pr~sent excepting Trustee Exon. The
important busine~s aside from the
allowing of bills was the consideration
Of sosne points IN dispute regarding
the propos~i contract for right II wsy
ii the intake pip~ Tor the ~sisr works
.ystem. Superintendent i.~e ri the
Rio 0sasde Southern, was present TO
represent the railroad company. The
matter was thoroughly discussed and
Attorney Carpenter assigned the Job ri
drs ~ins up . contract that would
h satisfactory Ia oil parties concerned.
The matter u converting the vacant
lot north NJ the depot Into pask wss
disca.ssd. snd u satisfactory Arrange.
ments can b. made with the raiisosd
company this tract At ground witl l<
plowed. sown 10 srsss. wstss put IN
end isucsd.
Moadsy evening . called meeting
res held fos the puspsns II Arranging
10 lsnd the rsilnsd. sass,e asslssancs In
trying 10 psotscs tbs Intake plps line
ii the Town wafer WORKS sysssm from
the high water. A. tbs meeting u
was alss dsslasd 10 esoss ths Towp
posk.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
Arr,ols Items.

HbubVe9 utyuS0s
Irrigating IL nov the order Of the day
and the farmers will have NO more
time to play until next winter.
Mn. Gertie Steinberg 10 over from
Durango Waiting her parents, Mr. and
MIS-. ChAs.ain.
Rev. O. +. Harris preached for ~
Sunday afternoon. We were all glad
TO listen TO M. Harris once more.
M. and MIS- Frank Royce were visit.
ing 1t the Dillon's Sunday aud brought
their son and baby daughter with
them.
Mrs. Leona Morgan and children are
visiting at Allan Hammond's this
week.
Dennis Chastain has gone down to
Arizona To buy cattle for his Arm.
They intend to feed their own cattle
next winter instead Of selling the hay.
Letters have been received from rel.
at,ves Of Ollie Clicks stating that he
reached DIS uestInation shIeIy hnu u
now In his mothers care.
VIM. Knentzler left Friday for New
York from which place he will sail for
Switzerland TO visit his parents aud
the old home. Success to him on his
long trip.
Martin Rush, wife and daugh ter,
accompanied by Grant Hughes and
wife, motored out from Dolores sunday
to see the blossoms IN our town.
Another visit Of the stork. This
time to the home OF MT. aud mrs. VIII
bur Bishop where little girl WAS left
to bring Joy aud happiness to the
household.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

"1sb-UON NOtuct ute8UeUBbs
Water In the bitches, and every one
Rlad to see II. t..
James Barrett Is In Dolores working
at his trade.
MIS-. Logan Scott spent a few day
with her home folks OF Garrett Ridge,
last week.
Dorthy CARLYLE who Ii going Ia
school to MIS-. Jack Riddle, At the Mil
dred school, spent Monday afternoon Of
last week at the home of mrs. Riddle
reviewing for the county diploma ex-
animation. Being school election day
there Was no school.
Logan Scott made n trip to Dolores
last Monday after fruit trees for Jack
Riddle.
George Elliot sent q number Of his
cows aud calves TO the hills last Tues.
day.
Mrs. Jack Riddle has u number Of
early tomato plants set out. and doing
nicely.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

We often wonder how many parents
encourage their boys to read the bank
ads m the first page Of this paper
These ads are changed each week aud
nearly always contain good sdvice for
young men and older ones, too, for
that matter. II the boys attention
we're called 10 them once In awhile
they might he the means Of inducing
him to form some mighty good habits
while young.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

Clyde Crablll was 10 from the cattls
range near the Utah line, the nrst Of
the week and reports conditions Ia
that section just right for pro~prroo'
yssr--lots of moisture. plenty of grass,
aud the los In cattle has besD very
light during the winter.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

Jimmie Barrett sud George Wheat
land went up to Rico yesterday.
When they boarded the train they had
In their poessssiou lot Of brushes and
= suit cass. They probably intend "a
paint the town red.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

When you are ready to prove up on
your claim, send me your receivers
receipt, the names Of four witnesses
aud ! will prepare your notice for proof
J. N. BHUMLEy, Cortex, Colo
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
VOLUME XVIII.
N~.asi Iasasssss.

Oar Tsachsss Of Montexuu,a County:
- The Normal Institute u District No.
ill b held this summer At Silver.
som June 9Th to 10Th, inclusive.
Pc d. 4 r. q. railroad has arranged
. one fare round trip rate for us. Rates
for board aud room will be from 800
$50 per day. Good nc commodat tons
will be assured you.
Mr.. J. Heating. superintendent Of
the Pueblo citv schools, will be the
conductor. assisted by Mr.. G. q. Man.
ming OF the silverton schools. Mr..
Keating 10 considered one Of the livsli.
est and most enthusiastic institute
conductors In the state. His work In
English will alone he worth your efforts
to attend. He will also lecture on
psychology, s'hool management and
nature study.
Mr.. Manning In classed foremost
among the coming schooi men Of the
state. He will prove u most able ~
sistant,
Miss Grace Ellen Shoe, Of Denver,
you know TO be . most versatile and
brilliant instructor. This year she will
lecture on her fsvorite subjects Of srith.
nietic, geography, school-lsw aud his
tory.
Miss Bess Eleanor Foster. Of Ham
mond, Indiana, will conduct classes Of
children to give . practical demon
stration Of the most approved primary
methods and devices. Teachers will
acquire experience and skill In assist
ing her and In working under her
direction. Miss Foster has promised
to lay special emphasis upon methods
In teaching reading ana phonics. Miss
Foster will also lecture on dra wing aud
art. special emphasis will be given
this year upon school management by
Mr.. Heating aud NJ. Manning. Do
nestle Science will be given part Of
the time.
Our morning exercises will be spe-
cial feature this year. Short lively
talks on educational topics Of interest
will be given. Mr.. Leon Ward Of the
siiverton high school will have charge
Of the music.
Folk dancing lessons will be given
three OF four evenings.
Monday evening, June 8, . very Ane
reception and dance will be rendered
the snemben Of the Institute by the
lpcal Knights Of Pythias lodge. Tues.
day afternoon, June 9Th, there viii be
Q free excunIon TO one Of our mining
caenps BY the Knights Of Pythias.
Opuftunity will thus be gwen to visit
. ine and view our wonderful
scenery.
During the second week while Mrs.
Brsdneld Ia here the Silverton Com.
msrciai Club will give . reception and
excuniou.
Bring some old clothes for mountain
climbing and your Kodak. Time will
n given for sight seeing. There will
Atertainment . plenty for you.
iweR-d, you at our institute. Come
and help TO make II . success. Please
notify your County Superintendent Of
plans TO attend.
Very Truly,
The COMMITTEE.