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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
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Many German Attacks
tAnociatsd Prssl 81 Federal wirolsas.j

tAssecisted Press BY Federal wifeless.)
LoNnuh January 3s-Fifty more
survivors - the crewsof the tcrpedosa
battieship fermidahie reached land
yesterday In one Of the ships cutters,
AFTER 4 weary struggle with the gale
which had been runnihe since before
the battleship was sunk. The cutter 8
crow landed a. Dorsetshife. many Of the
mon bsing In . serious condition from
exposure.
Between thu time the cutter left the
side Of the sinking battleship and the
time It reached port more than ten men
died from the cold.
\ The arrival Of this cutter brings the
number Of known survivors up TO two
hundred and one.
REPORTS IRON THE FRONT
Reports from France yesterday state
that the Germans suffered heavily in
the days fighting, having attempted !
number Of advances against the British
and French: The most determined al.
tack was made upon the French posi.
tions north Of verdun. which attack
was driven back towards ssehing. !
Last might the Gsrmans were AhellinR
heavily the French trenches east Of
verdmelles.
Tho ofacial dispatches from, Berlin
ana Paris yesterday were contrary as
regards the situation south. Of Metz.
where the French claim further gains
in steinbach and the Germans claim
that they hold the town.
GENERAL GERMAN ATTACK
The cfhcial repors from Paris says:
The enemy has delivered series
Of attacks against almost the entire
Allies 'front.' bFs has everywhere been
easily rcpnlsed. Artinefy duels are the
only noteworthy activity at Newport,
zonnebclse, Arras Albert Rheims and
Rcye, Tho Germans have destroyed
two Of our eaissons between Beaumetz
ana Achicourt In revenge we deroi,
ished ths German trenches at Parvillersl
and Loboiselle.
con the Aisns our artillery has
siienced tho enemy's and dispersed
several ccncentrations Of infantry.
Northwest Of Mssniile and Hurlus We
have captured and retained q forest
In the forest Of Lsgrurie we have re-
occupied most Of the territory ceded
ThnrsdaE 81 tas st7e ssa |
Gin steinbach, Alsace. We have oc-
cupied three new lines Of honses. In
the hghsdng here the enemy has lost
heavily" # #
GERMAN OFFICIAL srATEMENT|
The oficial German statement, from
Berlin, says:
Tho enemy's attacks at Nieaport
have bean repulsed. In Argonne we
have progressed along the entire front,
and despite the French assertions we
have not lost a single house in stein
bsch- All attacks there have been 70, |
pulsed, 1faasi
East Of the river Bzura. In the
Poland war arena, and At Rawaka bet |
ter weather has permitted our attacks
to progress i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
COMFORTING WORDS
Many Honolulu Household WIN Find
{tt Them 50.

Ft Them 50. s
To have the pains and aches Of a
bad back removed---to be entirely free
from Annoying, dangerous urinary dis
orders, Is enough to. make any h. lney
sufferer grateful The following advice
If one who has suffered will prove com
forting words to hundreds Of Honolulu
readers. .. -. ,ffE 5e
\ Cap. u. Arthur, 45l N. Fifth ST.,
San Jose, Cal, says: 81 worked too
hard about fifteen years ago when ]
was in. Los Gatos and my kidneys were
weakened. My back ached a great
leal and sharp pains darted from my
sidneys into. my shoulders, almost Grip
pling me. My head ached and offer
felt dizzy. Ny" rest was broken at
uight on account of the frequent action
of the Kidneys. The kidney secreii Is
wero highly colored and often panied
IN passage, / was gradually getting
worse and was seeking relief when q
rienh recommended DOan's Baekaehe
Kidney Pills I took them and fcunl
relief in short time. continued using
them aud three boxes removed every
,ynptom of kidney trouble. ] have
been well since and free from every
symptom of kidney complaint = Ia
Deans Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per toxe lsix boxes $2g50),
or will be mailed on receipt Of price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co, Honolulu
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian IL
lands. ~ r. i
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
TARIFF FIGHT IS
ON ONCE MORE

Associated Press by Federal wtreless.) 81
WIASHINGToN, January 8. -
NJ ASSOCIATED Press by Fed
w ,rsl Wirelessp Senator CALI
ger Of New Ha;npshire yesterday
presented resolution In the senate
calling for the repeal of the Under
wood Simmons Tariff and the re-
snactment Of the Payne-Aldrtch
Tariff Law. y NJ. =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
ASHES or DIPLOMAT
INFERRED At HOME

/ tAssocfated Press federal Wireless.1
LIrCHFTELD, Connecticut January
1.-THE ashes Of w. w. Rockhili, the
noted American; diplomat VINO died ia
Honolulu while ON . journey TO take
tho post Of foreign adviser 10 the Chi.
nese Republic, were buried hare today.
The chinese arnba,sador represented
President Yuan shih-kai and Third
Assistant aecretary' Of state william
Phillips represented the United states
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
lA.losl.lsa. Prs...by rsasral wlrsl.s..l

PETRoGRAD. January 2.-Ths Aus.
tfian forces in eaiicia have again been
defeated. The fortified position Of
Goriico has been destroyed. Three
thousand prisoners have been taken by
tho R.spians,. ard In Poland the Ger.
man attack has shifted southwark.
Tho fcrcet drives are now being
made against the Russian Positions at
RawA and have all been repulsed,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
Seconds xpediti Force Sails
German Prizes Used As
/ j's Horse Transports Y

Australia is still engaged in recruit.
ing troops for service in Europe, &C.
cording to news brought by the Ven.
tura last night. Between December
IA aud %, 10000 men, forming Aus.
tralia's second contingent were trans
ported in nine giant transports TO Eng
land, Thousands of the finest Of artil.
'lery and cavalry horses are being sent
TO the front from Sydney IN the Ger
man merchantmen prizes, which were
captured at various seaports in Aus.
'tralasia and at sea when war was de-
clared. yf'7tt =. ~,
war Prices Prevailing H. gs
! To prevent private individuals get.
ting q corner on wheat, the government
has taken charge Of the supply and has
regulated the price Of this comodity.
The ruling price Of wheat when the
Ventura left sydney was six shillings,
or one dollar and forty-four cents o
bushel. Bread has gone up 10 eight
cents loaf, Beef is selling at prac.
ticalIy the same price as in the States
and even beer, owing to the war tax,
has been raised 10 four pence a glass,
Merchants who have stocks of Ger
man goods ON hand are having much
difficulty in disposing Of their wares
the feeling in Australia being intense
ly anti-German. All sorts Of subter.
fnges are INDUCED in to change the
trademarks and other means of identi
fcation on the articles in question in
order that they may be sold. 4. "a
Yankee Beer Fayorite
REPRESENTATIVE OF. American brewer
les are doing q land Office business am
have practically killed the sale of Ger
man beers. IT Is stated that the rep
resentative Of the Anheuser Busch
Brewing Co owing 10 the name, Is hav
ing much dificulty in dispSsing of his
beverage.
Y Duke Kahanamoku, who yesterday
estahlished his, proves as a swimmer
In the Antipodes, went to Sydney on
the Ventura on her last down trip
palse used the swimming tank aboard
every day and he and George Cunha
furnished much entertainment to the
passengers with aquatic exhibitions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
tAiioeialsd Yrsn y FsdsraI wireless,

PHILApELPHA, January i, The
court-martiSl Of Captain Nibiack, us.
NJ, commander Of the battleship Michi.
gan which was called 70 determine the
rsspcntibi'ity for the grounding Of tins
ship IN Hampton Roads in November,
was concluded yesterday. the otiicials
Of the navy yard say that the trial
was simply a forinality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
tAlaoclalaa Prom b. rsasral Wlrelsss.l

BUENos AYREs. Argentine, Jana-
airy 1.-The government has accepted
the offer Of a loan from q New York
bank Of slb,OoO,ooo gold at SO 10. the
bonds 10 carry SIX per cent interest.
The money win be nsed for carrying
out certain public works.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05
PARKER RANCH GETS
|. ( IMPORTED RAMS

The Parker Ranch has recently i'm
,orted fifty pure bred MeIino rams from
New Zealand. They came by way of
sydney and were shipped to Kawaihst
East, THURSDAY after having been kept
1T tho animal quarantine station six
weeks as required by law. This ranch
nhas also imported ten shropshire and
fifty eight pure bred Dclaine Merino
-an's from Oregon. These animals are
% be used on the Humurla and Keo-
nokn sheen stations to imFrove the
Inality of the wool. sfiiSF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireisss)
Z WARRINGTON, January 8. Presi-
don't Wilson has signed an order, amend
ing the civil rules and permitting APP
pointhents to the army aviation corps
upon a noncornpetitiye examination.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

II h good To got home again espsc.
tally when BY observation and coMpar.
isoa one h convinced thsi that home
Is situated iu the garden spot u the
great state II Colorado. Dur section h
JUS, nov beginning to assume that pro-
sre~sivs aud swxrr~sive attitude -
necessary 10 develop the resources Of .
country aud make II "blo~om - the
rose" aud no country II more Inviting
than this To thoss WIN have the will
20 III the .oil aud no soil can giaran.
ter bsttsr results In quantity NJ quality
products. A. psoof of this, sitn~ss
the s~~aIts ri Lost y~srs fasninx. l.oDk
ai the big swickhiis~r ranch Il mean
the ranch Ia big. though the owner b
s-tiiag In ls sou,s sins slso) and srs
the pliss of s,ufi rsi.~d BY Jssss Arm.
strong lest ysar. Aud - 10 quantity u
~ss only yesterday that I heard one
Of our big sheep men say that the har'
isy vaa the best he ever saw. Think
Of J. n. wither~ immense psa crop
aud 500 Oushels NJ cosn. OF q. j..
Rents who raised such quantities. ii
,onnatnss, declared 10 10 - nne - csn
he ssown any where, In fact bic patch
-. such . grand sight that psopss
came 10 milss To 80 u. Gus Buncs
aud Jas Rstcsp hsd the .ams success.
OF cossss the bs.t appls~ we're srown
on Snmmit Ridge. Then there vsss
Rsnss's stsawt~ssbss, pssn and gfapss
aud Rnascspa lovely pesehes. When
he planlsd that oschsrd sosms Soshs
w.ss sessy Ia 80 him wasting BIZ
money. We do not yss know ths
possibilities u this spli. TIE oosdi'
tions ass highly isvossbls tSs . ~
crop thb year. The sFound ssssssly
wss thsso0shly piowsd lsse I'LL and
there = all The ,aselstsFs In ths lend
that II esa hold; p,ansine oil ssoa
t~sia. u lAcl the 20 csOp y psssty
veil 81 p,asssd. Esssy thsaG b isvos
sb,s ~ . irvis eeUV ard hsslss {
paaslAls hillisg fssss - hevs evss,
ssasoa = ssessl III kls6s = 1vsjt tbis
ysss j. y.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23
Dolores River items.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Jim Moore were guests
at the kaufman home Monday Of last
week.
II. b. Durham journeyed down the
river Thursday Of last week to inspect
the roads, but did not ind any.
Harry Morgan bought the House
ranch last saturday. Mrs. Houss
moved to Dolores on Tuesday and
Harry moved his family to the ranch
A baby daughter wss born to M
and ME-. Carl scharnhorst Tuesday
morning. DR.. Lefurgey's>stork.
MN. Lyncb's friends Will be glad e
hear thst she ID able 10 be out again.
HAsvs Wallace naished shsasinl
hs sheep Wednesday.
Nh. George Aooss moved hack 10 the
ranch Tuesday.
win Lucas will superintend the
johnson ranches this seanon.
MN. Roy Akin visited the old hou,s
ranch from Wednesday I'LL saturday
VI last week; farewell visit.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

eVOSS0S seOSs
Rev. Ainley wss caller In Lebanon
Saturday staying all night with this
Phlegar'a.
George Gardner wssa business caller
ct Lebanon laying 10 supplies Ut the
Lebanon store.
VIM Gootisll returned to Telluride
on Monday TO 20 to work for the
Smuggler hining company.
w. r. Campbell WAS In Dolores
Saturday to bring out more supplies
for the store.
w. E. Campbell has just received
the appointment ~ postmaster ut I-eb.
anon aud he has appointed Harry A.
Kelly assistant.
Chas Campbell came over from his
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

One Jsnsy cows. Bought ,hsn q N.
Tschnp.
10 far - ~ hNow NM. Hsuasts -
the rscnsd bunch n ltttDs ehtohsns.
FIfty-sDus fvoas slaty go
@. L. knight sssnlshsd lsss dssasssi
hags, tW Geo. Taylor shis vssk. q T.
ninsasins fasnIshsA vssl - CsaUd
Wilsou Of ncElaso. the chteesaA
Mn. Zane Rsss Essusasd lass PrtAay
fvU0s the Do,osss wbsrs - be- ten
stssudtme Der nsoshss. nsA 1asn
Jnhsaw, Who has hssn vssy W.
zsus Rsss pascbassd . One Gov end
|salf from NJ. Ho,ltusvwostA shss wssh.
Ray AIsxandss dslivsssd . ass ear
u boz q ~ saeck yasyis nosdAv y
Geo. Taylor Who shlppsd them y ~
vsstOu. al
Carl Wsavsr and 0usis 0sswss, 90
conapanied BY Taylor Wiiksnse a01
Miss Bennett. attended the Dsossse
local talent show 1t Cortes Friday svso-
Ing. After the show they sasppsd -
the school houss who're . nsssy daoss
vas In prosrrss and Jotosd the daassss.
In short lime u lsaksd out tAst Try
had Slsltsd the Rev. Tuck at the \ T..
parsonage and MIN Brewer bad lSss
name changed TO ME-. Casi Wesver
They trvatsd the dancsn 10 candy aud
cisarS The young FOLKS ars nov n
A. ~ss.-
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23
L. n. Rsdd aud II. Bsyles, IL tn

L. II. Rsdd aud II. Bsyles, IL the
Redd. Bayies Telephone company have
been In Dolorrs the past week and
have sold their telephone Interests "a
the Moatesuna County Telephone Co
That 10 the deai has been made pend.
Ing the Investigation Of titles, etc.
The two lines ~iii be consolidated and
the patfons Ut each will have their scr.
vices doubled. The Mootesuns
County people intend TO put the whols
system Into perfect shape aud give
their patrons the very best service pos.
siblo.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23


Ms. Pinkerton was out from Dolores
last week on visit TO her son, Claude
and family.
w. Z. Longenhaugh aud SOD, Dillon,
made . trip to Msncos this week aftsI
lumber.
A. W. Dillon returned this week
from his trip to Alamosa whore he
went with . car Of apples.
Pretty mean folks In . town when
they wiil not lot people talk to them
even on the telephone, II should
worry"
Apricots In full bloom, fields green,
sun shining. this IL the place TO live.
Mont Mccall has rented the Frederic
ranch for . sheep pasture.
Come out 10 the entertainment Sat
urdsy night. Il ~ili be well worth your
money aud your time.
The X. N. Of A. will meet In thi
Arriola school bouss Saturday after.
noon. They propose TO alternate tbs
.n-stings with Lewis.
Mp. 8eosgs I.ongenbsush came W
from Cortes sunday TO vi.l, her son,
Walter aud family.
Mr.. smith. the County Agriculturist,
Was with W couple Of days last week
He called . meeting ut the schoolhouss
Tuesday night To get acquainted and u
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23
THE
TOLEDO BLADE
TOLEDO, ONO

This marks the seventy .ninth sue.
essaful year of Americas creates,
national weekly-Ths Toledo Weekly
Blade. From the year Of its establish.
ment, the Influence Of the Toledo
Weekly Blade has been tremendous.
Its editor hiss chung to the original
idea--a constructive newspaper for the
information, entertainment, aud edu.
cation Of every member Of the house.
hold. II stands for our national hope
Of better homes and better Americans.
Wholesome, sane optimism Ii Its plat
form. II seeks to build through the
spread Of valuable knowledge and the
bettsrment Of those Who put their faith
In its word. The Toledo Weekly Blade
b today - always II has been, the most
respected Of ali our nation publications
and Its columns are notably the We.
hiclss Of truthful news and stsunchly
honest opinions.
You will not tind . publication any
whore which appeals ~ thoroughly to
the family cirsls ~ the Weekly Blade.
II b indeed . fir-side companion. II
carries the news Of the world crystal
ised and complete. Its various de-
partmsnts are edited by men aud
women who understand the needs aud
ideals Of Its readers. The Household
Page 10 . delight to the women and
children-current events and national
problems are treated editorially with.
out prejudice Its serial stories are
selected with the view Of pleasing the
greatest number OF fiction lovers, the
Question Bureau 10 scrap book Of in
valuable information - the Farn,stead
columns are designed purely for the
purpo~e Of giving Its readers . means
Of exchanging ideas aud information
on farm topics. No department Of
family interest In neglected. every
feature b taken care Of with the desire
to make the Weekly Blade worth In
trinsicly many timss the price Of sub
scsiptioo 90 . year.
Sample copies mailed tree. Address,
THE BLADE,
Toledo. Ohio.
The Dolores Star aud The Toledo
Blads one yeae for the price Of The
Btas--S2.00 cash IN advance.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

pr. J. n. Rents of Summit Ridge,
80 caller n The Star ONCE Monday.
IL Doctor has JUST returned from
CGlosado springs where be spent thu
'41ns(e With his son Hllolsl. Llks
'&Saa bsopls Who walt otnss plesD -
while, be b bsstss psssssd With
Montesuma o0aauty than ever. A
short item from his pan sppssm Ia
THE Issue.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

On account Of the excessive moisture
this year the dry fArInen are exprr.
ieacing considerable difficulty In get.
ting their spring crops In. 10 this
weather continues 1t will he necessary
10 label the ranches 20 that the visitors
70 the State land sale may know which
an dry farms aud which are irrigated.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23
with John r. Vivian again In II,

With John =. Vivian again In the
olsics oe the stats Land beard We can
loot Tor . sais and sane busines. ID.
miuls,rstbou u the Attain II that
Ones. Ths psopis In ssnssai do no,
sssm 10 realise the importance of the
State Land once aud what Il means
IN have . man cooducting IL Affairs
Who plaoss the iutsrssss d the psop,s
os The stats shove lhs Interests of .
political snaehins. A lsvbsalns and
. iissls bssiusss Jsdssmsat In this
Once the pest lsw jean would hsvs
meant Thousands a dollas IN ths
Aoatsssms vaissy irrigation District.
II wiil M dosbs take ~. Vivian snass
slsss tesaessh oct the wflaklss cssssd
hy me ssssnt b,undsa II thnss In
shssus a lhs sluss, bst TAs ssas b.
llsvss - ~ ~ shaliiy nd bsshbons
- 1siG
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

Jimmie Barrett visited Lebanon on
natters Of business this week aud also
to purchass from the brick yard Ut that
place several thousand brick 10 be used
IN the construction of his new house
In Dolores. In oil probability be will
need several six.mule teams to haul
these brick from the yards ct Lebanon.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

The entertainment gwen by the
Hawaiian Singer at the opera houss
Tuesday evening ~as certainly must
cal treat. The crowd Was not -
large - might have been but the en-
tertainment Vas the best thss hes
bsrn given 1t this place for bng
time,
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23


Claik Hickman and family spent
Sunday ut the Dunning home. In the
afternoon ME-. Hickman and Mn.
DUnning called on Miss Schlegel Who
h0 come to make her home with her
brother.
Zens Rses soid fine team last week
to NJ. Tsesss Of Dolores.
NM. Tag and daughters spent Mon.
day with Mn. Bennett.
Rex AcRay's hrother At Colorado
Spring.. b nOw ct the ncRAy homs
and b the man behind the plov. He
may dssiss hoosksepss, II h. doss
Leks visv con supply hiM.
Mn. Chssin Hepwosth VI nasom. b
viaieing her parents, NJ. and Nm. Chris
Wilksnon.
NJ. Frucb b helping Zossn Rsss
with his farming.
WIN. Eliermyer noe has his place
lenced With heavy woven sirs.
Thoa. Irving has Invested In two
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

It seems that at the recent meeting
Of the Board Of County Commis-
sioners n. M. Outlet broks with the
Gates Eaton bunch by absolutely re-
fusing to do their bidding. Mr.. Gull.
let always wss too good man to b.
associated with that bunch.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

An experience social will BE- given
Ia, the Methodint church Friday even
Ina April 81. by the Ladies' aid. The
nasmbes Of the Aid are each to earn .
dollar aud then give their efperience
ofsarning II In verse. A program will
b given aud lunch served. Every.
boy Invited. Admission only 10
csoes.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

When the Dolores opers house h
fully equipped with the electric light
plant aud piano with the nee motO-
graph, Silver Star Lodge h going to
make special prics sor the patrons of
the hall 70 come and listen to good
music and see four ~ i've Of ths very
best nlms possible TO get here.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

DR.. J. +. Bell Of summit Ridge, will
- q candidate for the once Of treasurer
u the board Of Director Of school dis
tslct No 4, at the election 10 be held
Monday, MAY Bird.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

At an adjourned meeting Of the
hoard Of trustees of the Town Of Ohio
res held Thursday evening Of last week
4. NJ. Mcdonnell WAS elected marshsl
aud J. E. McKeever water superiO-
tendent.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

w. w. Dsslsp has bss0 dragging
The rood between bis ranch aud iown
the past week. II the farsnen Ill over
the county would acquire this road.
dragging habit II would not be long
until Moutesuma county would become
- famous for In s0sd roadn ~ u In
now i0s IL lack VI good rosds.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

r. Prukop and Ritter Bros. sheep
heriers linked II" Wednesday morn
ing just to see what would happen
should Mexico aud Germany 20 to war
II In reported that the Mexicans cap
tured the trenches.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23
6sseeh Services.
SUMMIT RIDGE

Sunday school every sunday after
noon ct 2p. m. DR.. Bell sapsrintend'
ent. Preaching every End and 9Th
Sunday afternoon. All are Invited "a
thess services.
YELLOW JACKET
10 Fairview school house. Sunday
school every sunday morning ut 10 .,
IN. NJ. BANTER, superintendent.
Chtistian Endeavor meets every
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr.
Bselis. prssideot Preaching every Isl
and Srd Sunday both morning and
evening.
II. W. &. AINLEY
Minister
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

J. J. Harris received the sad news
the first Of the week Of the death u .
sister at Vancouver. Washington, and
left Monday noon for that place Ia
attend the funeral.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

For Sale-A pen 81 White Wyan'
dottes, consisting Of Ave hens aud {
rooster. The rooster In . little "brsssy''
hut otherwise they are . hns dock
$500 takes the bunch.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

William, Barrett aud wife Of Tono-
pah, Nevada, Who own forty acres Of
land adjoining the Swickhimer place,
arr here TO locate permanently aud iin.
prove their property.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

Decorator Barrett b nov nnishiUg
the papering and painting Of the club
room of~the X. P. Lodge and when
finished will do credit to the best In
the country.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

Mrs. Amy House has sold her ranch
= Harry Morgan and moved TO town
Tuesday. She will make her home
With her daughter, Nm. Winnie Akin.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

J. l.. Trtnble, wife aud daughter,
Winnie, returned Saturday from Call.
foruia where they spent the winter.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

N. J. Christensen, one Of Monte
celIo's old timen, b In DoloFss on
matters Of business.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

when you are ready 10 provs up ma
your claim, ssnd NE your Fecslses's
receipt, the names Of four Witness
aud will prepare your notice for proof
~. BKunLky. costea, Colo
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

Services will BE- held 10 the Catholic
church the third sunday Of each
month.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

For ssIs-At my ranch after the ssd
oiS April Ever Lsssng strawberry
plants. Bsst varieties aud enough ios
everybody.
J. u. RENTz.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

J. II. Schsaf of yellow Jacket. was .
business caller q The star oflics Toss-
day.
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

Lewis oto0o.
Joe nuvphy vss Kicked ~ hons
one day Iase week and hurt quite
seriously.
NM. q. r, Duncan 10 quits click with
rhsumailsm bsing confined 10 her hsd,
Mn. Pass delivered books lest wssk
that she he'd taken ordess Tor.
MN. ]. Il. Shepherd y spending ~.
ersl days with her mother, MrA Dan.
can.
Tboss In Cortes Who do not want
telephone counectIons With thls past
Of the valley, os courps do not want
our trade. "A word 10 the w,se 10 sul.
ficsent, and u orter work with TOOL. y
The Royal Neighbour held meeting
ct the schoolhouss Saturday. NM.
Dillon, Nm. KILLER and Mrs. xiliissn
The Dolores star., 1915-04-23

For saie-Esss fos settling from reg.
siered Rhode Island Rsd chickens.
Iuvuire Of Nm. A. J. Wsldron.