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The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

A. the Methodist church In Cortex,
sunday 81 1915 y. M, IL the prs~nce oi
the brides sister, Mis- Ethel B~ln,~ar,
aud Mr. Charles Blaeknes, Rev. r. f.
Tuck said the words which united IN
the bonds of w~dlock Mr.. Z. A. Moor
and Miss Myrtle B.lm~ar. On their
return to Dolores they resolved the
congratulations Of their Immediate rel.
stiyrs, amer which oil enjoyed we'd
ding dinner which Mn J. p. Bslmsss
had psrpar~d. Many beautiful and
issful pr~s~nis were the gifts u thna~
present. Ia the evening the young
psop,s of the town trest~d the bridal
couple 70 some charming ~ music aud
In turn wess entertained with . de
lishtfsl Luncheon.
Nm. Moore In me ~ our highly
est~smed young ladIes, having he~n
tsnkksspes for the Dolores Lam,'ss 4
supply company for several yess.
Lon h the oldest son NJ NJ. and Mn.
a. r. Monss. and b one Of our sucoss.
ful yOuag cattlsMen.
We srs slsd thsss young people ass
going n make their home In Dnlosss.
They vill b. st home 10 their friends
after February let In thsis nee homo
on sixth sts~st.
The guests d shs wedding dinner
wess n. end Nm. w. w. Hsinseas,
willard, Ailss end Bssnisy. NJ. ard
MN ". W. Dsnhp, Milton, I.eslts and
vslma. ~. end Nm. q. r. Moess aed
MIR 0sosgia, ed Chesis Biasknsss.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Both the Montssums journal and
Costss Hsssld iss0sd spscisi editions
lest ~esk sitting forth In many cell
written articles the sdvsntages and
rssourcss of Moutssusna county In
general and hoatsson,s valley In pr.
tlcals. Thess special editions wers
IasSed Ia psvpsss the way ior the ssis
~ state land that b 10 take placs 10
the neas future. TIE sditoss II tl,sss
pspsss sss 10 - congratulated sos their
sntsspsiss. Il y 70 b bopsd thst The
eitlssas a Custss and vlctulty vill -
70 u thss eop,ss a thsss pagan sss
yell disssbstsd asseag peespsssivs
lsed bsyssA
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29
Theology School Entertains Cupid.
s.upid ,nvades Iliff school,"

Theology School Entsrtains Cupid.
'tupid invades lin school,"
A large banner carrying the fore
gntng message hung between two trees
IN front Of the main entrance to the
Ili0 sehool Of Theology building Of the
Uutvsrsity of Denver yesterday an
sOuOced the marriage Of Claudia Belle
LenhO 10 Beryi David McKowen, =
senior II the school, which took place
lest sixht. THE ceremony vas per-
tossnpd ut the brides home 1905 South
0o1eu, aud on the banner wss . cordial
invitetion to the public To attend.
M(kowen finished his work for =
degee 1t the school this week. With
bib sde he left last night for Dolores,
Cosoendo, where be 10 to take the
pass6uship u the Methodist Episcopal
chusoA. The ceremony was performed
BY ~ Rev. Charles Il. Llwton, slso Z
ssc.s1sS = the school IL she0lsgy.--
Denver Post, Jan. n, 1915.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

II you are not . subscriber TO The
Bar but rscsive . sample copy or two
DO MOI BE- afraid of receiving . bill fos
same. This b one Of our ways Of ID.
vrrtising. Take the paper and resd II
and II you like II subscribs for Il, II not
hand It 70 your nsishbos, may b be
will like u.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29
Arriols items.

W. q. Longenbaugh has been ~.
pointed road oversesr for this district
for the coming year.
Mrs.. Kittte Winbouvne aud daughter
we're Visiting over Saturday aud Sun
day 1T the Dillon's.
MIS-. Chastain received very severe
fall on the Ice Monday which rendered
her unconscious for several hours.
The new Methodist minister will BIZ
with Us next sunday at the usual hour.
Come out and hear him and welcome
him to our midst with = full house.
MIS-. A. W. Dillon entertained II din.
ner sunday NJ. aud Mrs. u. w. Cordss
and family aud NJ. aud MIS-. Frank
Wyman.
Miss 6entills Ksrmosie went home
Friday night accompanied BY n.ss
Blevts DuDcan.
Ths sosial sivse b. The Rovst Nslgk-
hons saturday night waa veil stsssdsd
and enjoyed BY ell. An Impeompsu
program VS. rendered By both Lewis
and Arrlola people and wss very good.
Our sunday school b hourishing II,
point u attendance and interest," shown
In the lessons. We hops II viii con.
tinue 10 grow.
The schoolmatss aud friends ol
Harry Longenbaugh sasprissd thai
young man by coming In on hin, Wed
nesdsy night 10 celebrate his bII thday
with n,errymsking. Needles 10 say
they had . good time.
Another surprise party on the lisl
this week vas one given for the teach
err 1t the Purcsll home by the Older
pupils Of the school.
Mn. Rex Mccall has returned fr0n
Moab where she hes besn Waiting
friends for some time.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29
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The Dolores star., 1915-01-29
OUR NATIONAL CURSE.

Every nation has its curse. Ous b
the ovesworked credit systsm - sp-
piled 10 the ordinary exp-ndlturss al
life, and especially To the table.
n every basIne~s and professional
man In this community where aaked
~ To whether he would rather sell Tor
cash st considerable discount In peics
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Rev. aud Nm. Mckowen arrived
saturday from Denver aud st o0os
took charge Of the work on the Dolores
n. f.. circuit Rev. Harris dovs In
from Arriols Sunday morning and took
them 10 Lebanon and Miidssd wsrs
sssvices where held. Services wsss
held In the Dolores church sunday
evening.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

~ confines the credit sss1sn, -
hsltsvs the voes vsubd - uann,msus
In favor of cash cod vvduss1 psuots.
The credit sysssm = . sslsaass. -
y . national ouFss-A eom0solly
curse, u yoa plsass.
Wherever the essdlt sysesm pssvalA.
there you viii and the usuai nu0bss
Of slow-pays and ssnuins dsaslbsaes.
The merchant pays Ans BIZ sonds.
and In turn some one asuss pay ht0.
He ca0not live on wie1. hops o. ~.
pectations. Il b . cass Of no case,
no live"
Every merchant Who extends essdis
Rrts taken In by the dsedheads. He
loses not only bis profits, but the ooss
Of hls goods - we'll.
Aud what then dos be DO? Just
what you or any other ssas,b,s psssoa
would do-raises the price sulllcisatly
on his wares 10 proteut him aeainse
such kses. And the uiau Who pays
his own bills also pays the bills Of The
deadbsat.
II . person can pay ae the end II
every thirty days II would require but
little retrenchmsnt aud sacsincs 10
enable him 10 reach the point whsss
he can pay cash - be soes.
When the merchant carries your sc-
count he virtually lends you his mousy,
and this should not 10. The hank y
the proper placs TT ssch Transactions.
BY paying cssh for his soods The
dealer con get substantial discount
from the wholesaler. and this discount,
co0pled With the savings a the usual
deadbeat lnssea, would make . material
reduction In the cnat Of suppltes. Dut
he can hardly stand The strain n .
cash transaction himself while be y
extending frotn thirty 10 m,nssy days
credit to Dick, Tom and Harry and eli
Of the iittie Hssrys.
Prtcss are high 10 this consnsntty,
but cos,ditions srs NO worse hers than
they ars In other srcti0ns ~ ~
The vail h hssssi In svssy
city aud hamlet. and The volsnse y
exceedinGiy great,
solve W ~lirfi" b The cry. ''tIlvs
yourself r~il~f." - ~. 70 . esvas
extent tbs. scassdy y In yoss ews
hands.
Bosss ,,~opls patsrsstsp eve usetl-esAss
houses tsscsuss thsy "a . ~ oeta
% hers and shsss--sst ~ ~ sssss
of Il back In lssl6As.
e xrss sssaM -, va - -
seAss osessgjsy Md u s (S6ulnno
yeass. Yos AssA ssss ysus - -
fare y0u ~ ysss esss1ss sst yos unsal
resp whst yoS ~, wesstbss u stlsU -
mot.
You can not espsct yoss hoass ssss.
chant. vbo extends yos credit ssa
carries yoss sccouns isasauIssly, 10
make the same psscs On sm,ds ~
guarantees thst the mail oslss nsaa
makes on goods b. dssss moi gsasassss,
aud fos which be dsmasds biz poSsA
of nssh In advsncs.
Now why eao'e The psop,s II NH
community est taesthss sDd inasss.
rate strictly cash systsu In svssy line
u b0sins.7 Why cas't ~ stamp oss
ths crvdit curss, II y slmply . bssrdss
Of high psicss, In whtCA even Indy
suffers.
Buying lof Gosh would nssau nsosu
goods sos your moasy. No. worry, cod
: hsttss oommuaity ssOssAlly. And
the dssdhsss would shsn have " Nv
fos hin kssp.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

OOe09Oo WuV0S VooNos
Lewis johnson left for Osdway,
Colorado, last week 70 visit bis sister,
nn. Dex Burgwin.
Elmer nillard and family visited ut
Harvs Wallace's last Sunday.
William Derby was . visitor on the
river last week returning to his dry
ranch out west the latter part u the
week.
NJ. Entx aud Joe Wiggans were Wis
I'om at the Ogletree home sunday.
George Moore attended the wedding
Of his son, Alonxo to MISS Myrtle Bel.
NEAR, at Dolores last sunday.
John and Merle johnson went out
west sunday with . party TO hunt
wolves aud look after the cattle on the
winter range.
News 10 scarce on the river, the
farmers are busy putting up Ice, get.
ting up their supply Of wood for the
summer and feeding stock.
The SNOW storm Monday put the
roads In fine shape for sleighing again.
No one can say that we have no sleigh.
Ing In this part Of Colorado this winter
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Rev. II. w. Z. Ainley u Fl. Worth,
T-xaa, will conduct the services at the
Baptist church Oh next sunday at II
.. u. and 1880 p. m. Subject morn
Ing service, The Patfimony Of the
Sa,nts." Subject night service,
"Psul's Conception Of . Christian
Ltfs." Good singing aud . warm
building awaits oil. Come out.
Everyone cordially invited to these
ssrvtc~s, also to the Christian En-
dsavef nj $40 In the evening.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Mns. c. r. Monroe and Mn. Reryl
McKowen attended the al day meeting
ri the Lebanon Ladies' Aid st the
home Of Mrs. w. f. Campbell, yester.
day.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Rev. Ainiey Of Forth Worth, Texas,
h In Dolores looking after the Interests
Of the Baptist church. He will preach
sunday morning aud evening, and
give Bible lectures during the week.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Rev. and Mn. Beryi McKowen are
getting settled In the Ordwsy house on
Sixth street, where they will he 81
home 10 the people Of Dolores and
vicinity after February LIST.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Sehntofs, Guarus, Uhcers, Soldiers, etc.
Scene. Syracuse.
This wiil without doubt be the beat
attraction the people u Dolores and
vicinity wiii have an opportunity To
see this season. II Ia st once instruc-
tive aud amusing. IL correctly staged.
scenery specially painted Tor this pro.
duction. The costumes worn are the
finest that have ever been In Dolores
and sr~ the property of Silver star
Lodge knights 81 Pythiss. Every.
thug guarantse absolutely the best.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

1.-THE Value Of The Bible" will b
Rev. McKowen's topic Ut the Metho-
dat church sunday evening. Every.
body cordially invited. Prayer meet
Ing "Wednesday evening 1t 1880.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

NJ. and Mn. Moss Of Teu.a, Oklaho.
ma. arrived In Dolores last week, aud
ere located for . short time In the q.
<. ssstsurAnt. They will locate 10
Eastern Utah next spring.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

o. T. Trimble left on the north bound
train Wednesday for Denver to buy
dry.goods and furnishings for the
Harris Broa. Mercantile Co. store.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

r. "A. Fullerton moved Monday into
bib new home on seventh street,
seceatly purchased from J. II. Brumiey
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

J. NJ. Mnss and brother and &. =.
Fink left Wednesday for Monticello,
Utah, with lumber for building house~
GU the Mos Bros. claims.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

L0uis Langolis came In from Tellu.
vt4e lest week and Ia located In ons ol
J. r. Hughes houses.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

George Di,chneid has sold hts inter.
~ n the Dolores Lumber 4 supply
c0nspauy toJ. r. Belmsar aud b. r.
(1euon
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Wanted One Of the large magazine
publlsbin9 houses dsaires to employ
active man os woman In this commun.
ity TO handle . special plan which
hes proven unusually profitable.
Good opening for right party. Address
with two references, Publisher, Box
1855, Times 3D. Sta New York City.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

have several desirable ranches 10 be
rented OH . crop share basis for the
season Of 1915. Further Information
will BE- given on inquiry 81
N. +. CARPENTER, Cortss, Colo.
Phone. Red 26-2 l3-%6
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Akin and
daughter Greta, spent Sunday with
Geo. Wiltsis and family on Summit
Ridge,
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Mn. Harry Morgan and little daugh-
ter returned from . trip In New Mex.
leo and Arizona Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

George Russell Of Lougmont, vho
he'd been looking the country over fo'
several days. left for home Tuesday.
He expects 10 return next spsing.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Be sure to see the play Damon and
PytbiHs to be given In the Dolorrs
opera house Friday, February s, 1915.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Harry V. Pyle wss . business visitor
In Durango the first Of the week, re.
turning home yesterday.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Al the Dolores Opess House. Friday.
February 8, 1915, "Da,non aud Pythia.''
. drama In i've acts by John BAniun.
DRAMATIC PERSONAL
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
o. T. Trimble Wednesday afternoon,
February 8.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

The singing class will meet on Tues
day and Thursday evenings Of next
veek.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Nos b the time u year for that
family group. Morrison's Art studto.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

For Rent-A three.room house. In
ouive Of ]. &. Rergh.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

For sale-A few hns Rhode Island
Red roosters. Inquire Of Mn. J. c.
n~e.h
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Attend the 90od Roads Meeting at
the Town bali this evening at 7:SO.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Tr,mtle were In
from the ranch Wednesday on . shop
ping trip.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

DR.. q. N. Morrison returned Tuesday
from visit 70 Rico.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

Yeaterday must have heen "hog day"
judging from the number Of poskers
that were hauled aud d.iveu 70 town.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

The lumber men sre busy these day
loading out teams from the dry
country.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29

J. Il. Barrett and family moved Mon.
day into the Beimear houae on Seventh
street.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-29
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

NM NEWS NUIE.
George Diichasld was . Durango
visi,or this week.
DR.. q. N. Morrison returned Tuesday
from . visit 10 Rico.
Attend the 0ood Roads meeting ct
the Town bali this evening at 7:SO.
Don't Forget choir practice II Mn.
J. Z. Bergh's saturday evening at 7:So.
Mn. Ventia Mcdonald Of Stony
Creek, was shopping In Dolores, Tues.
day. "
J. Il. Barrett and family moved Mon.
day into the Belmear houae on Seventh
street.
The lumber men are busy tbese days
loading out teams from the dry
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Trimble were IN
from the ranch "Wednesday on . shop
ping trip.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
o. T. Thmble Wednesday afternoon,
February s.
Harry v. Pyle was . business visitor
In Durango the first Of the week, re.
turning home yesterday.
Mn. Harry Morgan and little daugh-
ter returned from . trip In New Mex
leo and Arizona Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1915-05-21
"LIFER" IS FREED
AFTER 20 YEARS
Parole Board Acts Favorably In
Case Of John Bowman, Tailor
At Sing Sing.

OssINING. May N.-Amons the .twen-
ty inmates Of Sing Sing who were pa
rolled by the State board Is John Bow
man. who was sentenced to the prison
for life In May. 1895. He will be re-
leased in three weeks
Bowman was found guilty Of killing
August Schall and another man, found
dead In hote, In New York Two
years ago a saloonkeeper furnished an
alibi for Bowman, giving as the excuse
for the delay that he was afraid to
. give testimony for certain reasons al
| the time of the trial
In 1897 Bowman tried to escape. He
had himself nailed In bsx by persons
whose names never were divulged. The
box was thought to be unusually heavy
and 1t was opened outside Of the prison
Bowman was sentenced to solitary con-
| tinement for thirteen months, the au.
thorities seeking to ascertain who had
| aided him.
Bowman was the tailor of Sing Sing
| He was in the State tailor shop and his
duty was to welcome newly arrived
| convicts, take their citizen clothing from
them and supply them with prison garb
More than 5000 prisoners went through
| his hands Among them were William
]. Cummins, Roland B. Molneux
Charles Becker and others. He Is now
! forty years old, having spent Just one.
| half his life in prison.
| Clifford Ptnchot visited the prison yes,
terday as the guest Of Warden Os
| borne,
The Washington times., 1915-05-21
Germs Can't Stay
With This Treatment
No Impurities Can Retain
A Foothold-They're
Driven Out.

The action Of s. 8. g., the famous
blood purifier. is direct from the mo-
ment 1t enters the stomach. Unlike food
that must be acted upon by the digest
i've juices, s. s. 8. goes at once into the
blood and in less than Ave minutes
has traversed the entire circulation.
1t now rapidly spreads its medici-
nal action in the fine network Of blood
vessels and is like giving the blood a
thorough bath, to overcome eczema,
blood risings, boils and other erup-
tive conditions It can not harm any
part Of the system. It does not lodge
in the joints as do mercury, arsenic
and other minerals frequently to be
found in blood remedies. 1t Is a natu-
raj medicine for the blood. just as es-
sential to health If germs have gotten
the upper hand as Is nutritious food
II after a spell Of sickness the body
calls for nourishment. Wherever you
go you are sure to meet some ono
who used s. 8. 8. for the blood and Is
willing witness to its wonderful
power to overcome blood troubles. You
can obtain 8. 8. 8. in almost any drug
store in the U. s., significant fact
as to its worth and Its sterling repu-
tation. Get bottle today 1t will do
you good. Write to The Swift Specific
Co. 104 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. II
the directions with the bottle DO not
| fully cover your case.
The Washington times., 1915-05-21
AMBASSADOR NAON
TALKS TO GRADUATES
Urges Fairmont Seminary Girls
to Lead Domestic Lives in
Future.

Women, new and old, and for all
time, will find their greatest Joy and
usefulness in assisting their husbands
Romulo S. Naon. ambassador from Ar
gentina, told the graduating class at
Fairmont Seminary last evening.
Besides that" he said. women still
have, as they always have had. three
subjects Of prime Importance to deal
with; needy children, the INDECENT and
-Four diplomas and fourteen certifi-
Gates were presented last evening by
Principal Arthur Ramsay.
Commencement exercises began with
the senior class day excursion to Great
Falls last Saturday. On Sunday even
ing the Rev. DR.. w. r. Wedderspoon
delivered baccalaureate sermon: On
Monday was the senior hop. on Tues
day the garden party, and on Wednes-
day the alumnae breakfast
Last evening the year scholarship
honors were awarded to Miss Wall
Of congressman Robert Henry. and
mont Loving Cup. Miss Mildred De
Hart, daughter. Of Mrs. and Mrs. H
P. De Hart. Of this city. won the
scholarship during the four years
course.
The members Of the class to receive
diplomas are Elizabeth RANKIN Iay-
| lor, Frankfort. Ky; Mildred De Hart.
Washington; Caroline Louis Sayers.
Wayneshury., Pa. and Margaret
Yyonne Smith, oxford. Miss.
Those who received certificates are
Lucy Mauldin Carpenter. Washing
ton; Mary Katrina Carter Oxford
Mis- S.; Christine Conner. Augusta,
Ark; Vivian Charlotte Dimond
Providence, r. l.: Lila Mae Irwin
Birmingham. Ala.i Louise Theobald
Jayne, Pittsburgh. Pa; Edith You
dale Lee. Memphis, Tenn; Johnnie
Porter, Little Rock, Ark: Gertrude
schmidt. indianapolis. Ind: Frances
Tatum, Miami. Fla; lnez Thomas
Dallas. Tex: Jessica Elisabeth WOOD
Indianapolis, Ind: Susan Elizabett
Capps White, Fort Worth. Tex,
The officers of the class are: Presi
dent, Miss Taylor; vice president, Mis-
Jayne; secretary. Miss Conner; treas
urer. Miss Sayers, and eergeant-at
arms, Miss Thomas.
| The out-of-town alumnae and guests
were Miss Clara Mae Pemberton ant
Mrs. L. L. White. Fort Worth, Texas
Miss Virginia Brown, Van Buren,. Ark.
Miss Helen Costello, Bradford, Pa /; Mis-
Alice Rogers, Dendron. Va; Miss Mar
The Washington times., 1915-05-21
Various Forms
Of eadache

1T Is necessary in order to treat head
aches properly to understand the causes
which produce the affection" says DR.. ].
w. Ray Of Blockton, Ala. Continuing,
he saysi Physicians cannot even begin
the treatment OF disease without know
ing what causes give rise to 1t, and we
must remember that headache Is to be
treated according to the same rule. We
must not only be particular to give a
remedy intended to oounteract the cause
which produces the headaches, but We
must also give a remedy to relieve the
pain until the cause of trouble has been
removed. To answer this purpose Anti
kamnia Tablets will be found a most
convenient and satisfactory remedy.
One tablet every one to three hours
gives comfort and rest in the most
severe cases ofheadache, neuralgia and
particularly the headaches of women"
Whenwe have patient subject toregular
attacks of sick headache, we should eau
ton him to keep his bowels regular, for
which nothing Is better than "Actoids,"
and when he feels the least sign OF an on
coming attack, he should take two AK
Tablets. Such patients should always
be instructed to carry few Anti. kamnia
Tablets, SO as to have them ready for
instant use. These tablets are prompt
in action, and can be depended on to
produce relief IN a very few minutes.
Ask for AK Tablets.
Anti-kAmnia Tables can be obtained
At all druggists. ~-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-05-21
Spanish War Veterans
APPROVE Wilson's Course

Tho Richard J. Harden Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans, have adopted
resolutions approving the course Of
President Wilson toward securing the
safety Of American citizens In the war
zone.
Delegates were elected by the camp at
its meeting last night to attend the ma
tional convention which will be held in
Scranton next August. They are: w.
J. Sammond, H. B. Coulter. William H.
Mockabee and C. w. Gwynne, with w.
l. Jenkins, c. G. Sayre. II. l.. Leslie
and r. B. Wheeler as alternates.'
Delesates to tho departmental encamp-
ment, to be held here jump 10 were
Charles Ammann, John 8. shaw, Il. L
Leslie, William 2. Johns. w. Sam
mond, w. L. Mattooks, and J. W. Wi.
son. Alternates seleoted were J. w
Eubank. Joseph H Cornish, Walter d
Thorne, Michael M. Cronin. Thomas
Audlow, H, ]. Sherwood. ID. b. Borar
and John Casey.