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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
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Tucrpccn rDHIcruGrtu. CF1cr 'tNl
War at hape pTrct un0cr 8pmnlis-
lIonalipre uil Ibcrbccn M aiere Sor.
ieg paa at aifaitc bette % gaa tilba-
&c I'll Oct garnlc Spitem meb Ilbcr-
mulo. Tn Nnisgnine ON %alg bar
iaaet DC nebpenoige llnberifriiter, o.
Slaact ital itaa Den isri,e Scbruar.
arTitcrne ipnes iorcIsbis iaa roscn.
lunoe liselis ioreelt mcIlem DC tu
Scire.
Eoitmeternonrumelier. ! @ruls
Gouiitp or CT Toitfcntor. Der bar bei
aobc noritc &apn Ola, % otto 2,
Helion or netop Der ubn9pnt I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25

Wtl0ocl III at brlll1c Snrnlerc og Wps
iolf til beorc SoritnoeIie o. Samur-
bcioc, blcu Ser iioltc Sreonl Qluet Ell
%uoenltnllooag / 9ipocr. Sorn 'aa-
oont @inbemlo0eI iigcs 2uOciiitcn at
hare pirfct iortrUi'tlig.
Nnnot lin Nmitrn ope. Inorep
Nola, bueuoe req Ancta, iullot ior.
leocu MorQen lin Nllltru ligQenoe
900 pna @llluci roran oeres Seng.
SUN par 900 al %Iooitprtning lloen
at Manbcn bauoe l0lt Merfe til Ben
forte men Irp8teliQe Stamp, ser lt0-
flUnnpeoca pco bans Sioe.
Nuf CT Glcuatur aaaet up i Hss.
Narnlcra $nOeVCu0Clt GlepatOr /
Strccter, Siit2mou County, blcu
iorrlAe llgc r0cIoQt pco Sloebrano
% 10000 @uihcls Norm ioruan0let
til Ell rpgcnoc Nioale. Slben par
opltanet i Mnitlnrmmmct, antagclig
peo Grploiion Al Gasoline.
Sioligcrc llniucritetsprriibcnt
buS. Slplgc CT til @rano SORTS inO-
lebet telegram er @cbiter Nterri-
iiclo. Der / Sebtt Al ct Sierococla
9~ldrbunNrcoc uar Nrniiocnt iOr
North SafotnS lluiueriitet, Den 22oc
Is. o'Naaet peo leocn / Taiabcnu,
Gal. Spocn, Ser 'oraariagcbes peo
ct Nierteonoe, fom plloielig. Erof.
MterriiieIo bleu SO glar sanlncI.
Nsoocifal pirfcr orrbcmoc. Or.
% Wrs. !. Nnuitao pco Soliour
hopOe iorleoen 0en Snrg at mite lin
IL 4tanneber gnmIe Ssn paa en- Ii
geiad ilelben iOm brat Maaoc. @ut.
ten bupoc iuact 0aIpoelcn al CT Eecall
Nebbcitul | NoIien % ioct Sfallci
latte liz pddtpcra opcrifar bets lfdr-
pc Noit %uftrorCi. hporpco Hlinner.
lie iplbtes nlco scr 0crpeo noitrenl-
mcn0e Tloo.
%il iaa Spnsopm puer Hco &ipcr
Torrcinin9aiolf ! @ranb SORTS %
Sarge bar Ilaaet ~ iamInen Tor at
aiere oct AZ neN Rco Niper - Oct
piI oa iiac ion iclIbar Slob. &ef
at iaa Den roe tSIoo erfl1ret ion
life ieilbar, tunoe SGmninger pp'
icres, men iaalTulc ocn fables ieil
bar. fan ilo8en ia0oGnne @inorin
ger life bp9Nca, lclp ON Der bc!I
Sonnlercn iglcmcm life bar prre,
iaa nleget ion Ell liocn Notorbaal
at le.
SGrerinoe SpS i EprtlanS. Nil:
!. Cora y. &oloen, S0rerinoe peo Srll
ilat Iraoenm / VortIanb, or ai9aae
pco SeSen Ncriteos. % Mar ganmlcl
Sun hapbc liocn lioitlcoen Sftobel
!, pUret aniat iom %reccptrcs o. ST
rerinoe beo Sfolen. SeSt / Sioul
Saus, Z. Sdt., par bun encltc Sat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25

Spparmlingsapparatcr, Scr mibler'
tiOig brilgtes. Gn al MrbciOernc,
Der beloigpis bauoe pGret uoe %
TOM inb igjen, iatot ale line Same
rater liggcnoe iom i~bielirosne Sin.
CT, % ban fit oct trapelt meo at bore
og trGffc Dem no / fri 2uit. Mac
fpm iig itrar, og meO en- l~lnotagelIe
ipnes Den ufripilige 9lltlo life at
brirge llpgen Gfterpeer. Gn Wnno
par BOG for en- fort Sio aluorlig
ing.
Gm G%anbpoitrntc til yrglnps. -
Wtiis Coma Catherine Slilcr, Der |
~ gar bar pGret Eoltbuo paa Ell
2anopoitrute, % iom / Den 9rao bar
paft Spmerfiombeb, at bun MI bar
Y%iccprGlioent for &anOpoitblioenes
Stnte Isiociotipr, blcp forrige llgc
Git, / bpilfen Inleoning bpcrcncitc
Mieolcm al De 50 Sanlilicr paa bell.
ocs &llte bar blcpen inobnot. Mils
Sulcr bupoe Sc iioite Tar aar brligt
Nltomobil til at bcfare i'm Suite,
OF ga &rlbgomlen er iduban liot
mefaniif nnlagt % oriper Ell Garage
/ Sallf Gin, iaa fan Oct let tTllfes
Jig, bporoan De 10 bleu laa goOt
ficnote. Man bar oite iorbaliiet
opcr, bpor oitc bi,n mnatte brlnDe
lin Oil iii Den lingc Mano for at iaa
ben "%firct", % Oct ipntcs iont &cgcl
at pTre ganife alporlige SilfTlocr,
iom oct tog nofioa lang Sio at be-
Scpartcmcntsfulfenc unocr &pn.
troll. SIN. Ebilippe % ANDRE Stats-
embeosmrno iamt &c ioriflellige &c.
Observation-Disclosures bapoe fcrrl9c
llae ct Mpbc, bporunoer Der raooilo.
ges ON Den beoite Waaoe bporpaa
DC al Statcn lenncoe Splf / &c for.
ificli0c Seportementcr fuilbc ION.
trollcres % brillges til at lcpcrc
mere Irbeioe, emo ofte III par Gil
iGloet. I'll bette Sornlaal bleu Oh.
perrprcn %beimnoiget I'll at uOnGplle
Ell &omite al lem Weolemmer itlOer
Sobn u. ,Sa5clwoco al Statels 81
oil Scrpice 2onmisiion iom 0or.
malo, bpilfen &ontite ifal Mbarbeioe
faite Nealer meo Senipn til Irbeios-
tbs, 5ericr 0. |. p. @an blep eli9e
ON at iGtte Den aarliee Sommerie.
ric for ole al Staten lsnneoe Solf
til ~ I~rbeiosbaee, Der fan ta9es Ell
Sas III % en- Tag GA, eler ale nleo
Ell Sang, eiter JON @eofommenoe
iinber Tor eoot. SperssmaaIet ON
at looe SepartementsipIf iritages
ior slrbeioe paa 8runo al Sloebefn.
oenber blep benpiit til Ell ipecieI So.
mite, iibnGpnt al 9upernsren. Ter
piI bcreiter life blipe nosen @ooteis.
relic Tor Srertibsarbeioe, bperfen
pco Detailing eler peo at 6erictioel
peo iaaoant Grtraarbeioe iorlGnges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25

4ltr. ~ Mrs y. !. %lCll SClCunn,
NiuNl. cr SEN 1859 Is. u'luuct pco
2o0W / N}muc1poll2. Nclrnpellcn
'lu0t Stt0 / Gc.cpGu.
Src NuuOirntcr iur %lccouucrnpr.
Salt hur III IRE Ndn0lonttr mel0t lll
til Den rtWublitln'tc Domination 'or
%iccAuucrnrr. ucmllN %amC5 n. Re.
tcriou a. Mtmrc1poll2. Ehomaa
Trout'ou Al II. EOul. ~ u !. N.
coates A. NCmou
%rniucro Notcl brrnot. Sim
Motcl Hrljucr0, huilttu NnlnuN
clt0c3 A. 2ouuutr SdubOru "a he.
lot0r> a. Z. j. Guanltu, uc0brunbte
9ta, Il. Sem 2Oot 02 ~tlll9cutO ct
%dr mN0yc @u1uinAer. iorpoIOcu0e
CT (ob a oucr Sl5,uOO. $iocu mc.
uts oy'taact ut0 muulcliuloc clcttri-
'tt ~c0um9tr
SrrncrlnNnprpIctt NUoticnpt. -
(G Vluu.llNc neutrality-suspicious..
Nc tlcuol lem "Gurliou Gomtu %lt.
0lcla. Eitdl Ne. f.. cr bcor0rct no.
'ort e. CONNER Se@lrr / Suluih.-
Wrs'tcu I'll have Ell NTnloc a. IS
Aill. to'icu0c omIreHi Sl96. 600 ~
0rJntrc 10000 gltrea / Carlton ~
81 %oul2 Npultutr.
%Gnitpu inuOcn iinOsipaa. Src0
:. %roml, 0tr | 81 Nntboru sails
@oUt nal cu Noie @ulNpcnse. Ger
i,lll0it putc liz III pare finn Gobbcr.
center, "a iOm / i'm Sucr lor al TOM.
ne uUt mc0 lin i%ornlooebc 8ulbltai,
hcypc0t llcmrm SpcllglnSruNen /
SercL er nn0ci at urrc llnoaiuag
"a lcu0t III @alehuici i HodlclIcr.
IN Organization / Tabciia. Ma.
bella Creamery 60. Der M or or.
9onllerct lileoctlrr Scr aamlc Waoe.
ia Butter ano Gbeeic Go, bolbt Tor.
rlge ll8e III isrlle &alg mcb islaenoc
llolalo; u. u. WicSausblin, TrGli.
bent; @eorgc @lertiou. Sefret1r;
8eHrD Maoion. &osicrer; Sobn
Nermanlon o. Z. n. Ecocrion, II.
reiisrer. 81 Z. Z. Ssrenion, BE.
lwrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25

ebmaatucu seuApernen' CT mcnfaaen
ach crteu, pe Den or alt et idn euRe e
eumanine- az b1re. Ten e.sr seet arbeibs
% eoaS let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
3ttii,nrTrtu.
Mlnncnpplin.

~D0 | WtIIlllCnVpTlH. = VIlIlIN
>ltIL - NOr l0nmlcl ~ Guttcr Al
Mr. "a Mrs =. J. %lcu / Sclcpnn,
NitUl.. cr Sem 130t rs. u'luuct pco
loOen / N}mucapoll2. NclrnpcIlcIl
innNt I'm Nnlrrnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25

Gfurn VuNifHF ElUTrrr uVp"THU'
Sorrilc llac mclotca ira Nolono, at
Ndul Seia. en- Al Storm Goln1tna
Gloitc Viouccrcr, ldn nclct lnrllg
ina a SuudcbciTnocllc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
Nuf en- Glcuatpr aaact up i Hsa

Narnlcra Tn0epcn0uIt EIcpator
Strccter, Stut@mou Gountp. blcu
iorriAe llgc rocloNt pco SloebrnnO
o0 10000 @uihcIs Norm iorpan0Iet
I'll Ell rpgcnoc M}oaie. Slben par
opItanet / Moitinrun1mct, ontagelig
peo Grploiion Al Gasoline.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
!Nmitrnmorocrcn icuot til Still

&nitrnmorocrcu icuot til Still.
matcr. Nrcoerltt :. Erite, Scr Al ell
,Niru uCh Hcitcn / minneapolis iano-
ties ltr!oiQ ! al haze mproct in Sll'
itru, blcp SnSoa9 Al Siitriftsoommcr
CAMEL Sit iIlmaoli lin Stral, lorl
lco paa baurNt Straiarpcioc lor
Hlpaiio, o. lenbtes iomme Sag til
CRAFTSMANSHIP / StlIltuatcr. iii.
'pur9t al Sonmlereli. on ban bapot
uoget at iiIc, ailagoc han eli ncgel
hpitlocll1 90 paa, III ban par u'tpl'
oia / Oct @oro, hporlor han oar
henlt. Sans Noppfat bar gipct Tar'
icl on, az anmobuing ON I'm %cbono'
lima al Saacn oil iremlTgaes. men
cuNcl @cpismateriaIc par cnoml iff(
tilpclctroat. Ericc behplSt i'm 6ai
! ming peiaa muocr Commons Illiscl'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
Horn Qnkntu.
,hpocr traftcrcr NnocEf. :

AilObcl til at brin1c Snrmerc % @p-
iolf I'll beore 6oritaaclie o. Sanur-
belize, blcu Ser lio'tc SreoaA 9luet Ell
%lloefltnliboag / 9ipocr. Som laa-
bort @inoeniooel ii1cs 2uociiiten at
hare pirfet iortrui'tlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25

Gn mrrtclia Hictsiaa. On heiit
merfciiQ Su3, bois Si0cimftt al0r;a
ier er ioretonmet / Soma, er pao5t.
gpnoi req IiIirlttaretien / Abel. ~
6. :. Eoroan bar onlagt SaQ moo
s. u @.actHlans e'ttr.aotc 30 ior
al bette at crhol0e Ell S~sa0eaeritai
ming Al $4,000 ior i'm @uitru "a
Oct mertcIige or, al Mr.. 9lacfman
brGbte Nulirucn o. 0erpao .oa iii
eeet gip, boiltch (rogebie ruileoe
belle ben lille Sp De Soto iioitleoen
lite aueuiI. Nir. Serbian ii0er i lin
aIage, al @uitruen Tor ham oa oe 70
gern por pGr0 bper Gent al $4,000,
% al 0enne Sum ber u0reoes al
goet eiter oen Mlano, Der iorpolotc
bercs 3ab. Sagen pGtter nleaer
SpmcrfiombeO, iiGr blanot Suriiter.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
CailOue Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Turner made
business trip to Dolores last week.
E. E. Ballenger has gone to the
valley to look for work.
There will be literary at the Cahone
schoolhouse Saturday night, November
25. Everybody cordially invited.
The cold windy days we are having
now makes the farmer wish his fall
work was done.
Mr.. Seelig, the school teacher, moved
from his place at Yellow Jacket into
the Bert Davis house Sunday. He ex-
poets to make his home there this
winter.
S. H. Lovitt spent the greater part
of last week looking for his horses.
He found them near Lewis.
w. L. Ford went to Sandstone Mon
day on business.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
Lewis Items.

Edison Lewis, who has been in Cortez
the past three weeks, returned home
Wednesday. He has been taking treat.
ment of DR.. Calkins for granulated
eye lids.
Billie Matthews is helping Ed Win
bourn harvest his potato crop.
A large number of friends of Evertt
Bowman and wife gathered at the
Hamlin home the evening of October
81 for an informal reception in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman who have
since left to make their home in Rocky
Ford. The evening was spent with
music and games and as it was Hallow-
cen there were fortunes for everybody.
Jack-o-lanterns were ever very much
in evidence and there was an old witch
stirring the contents of a pot. Just
sitter refreshments were served the
lights suddenly went out and q ghost
visited the merry makers with a blood
curdling chant. Near the midnight
hours the guests departed all expressed
their regrets that the Bowman's were
leaving and thanking Mrs. Hamlin and
Miss Hough, who are admirable hostes-
lesazQIs good time. .ls-s.s.
The Woman's Club met November 2,
at the home of Mrs. Winbourn. The
newly elected officers are: Mrs. Ethel
Surguine, president; Mrs. Nellie Dun
can, vice president: Mrs. Mona Smith,
secrtary, Mrs. Anna Dillon, treasurer.
This is an excellent staff of officers and
under its management the club should
prosper.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
Beaten, But Not Peeved.

: l wish to thank the voters of Monte
snma county for the splendid support
hey gave me at the recent election
Especially do thank my friends who
worked so faithfully for my election.
. ! was defeated, but when l take into
consideration that Montezuma county
10 largely Democratic and my opponent
was running for a second term after
giving two years of excellent salts
faction as assessor, being well known
over the county while l was not, l
believe l can justly feel proud of the
vote received. l made clean, vigor-
Gus campaign. which l felt it my duty
to do after accepting the nomination.
] met many of our county's splendid
citizens which otherwise l would not
have met at least not for some time,
and for this am also thankful.
Respectfully,
M. B, PARSONS.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17

Whereas, Stella Ellis, grantor, by her Trust
Deed, dated October sth, 1914, and recorded In
sams Ss eouny n baes "a a oa son,s ~
conveyed 70 tho Pnbiic Trustss In said county.
the folloyins lspd in .eid county. towis;
wv ssesion fitesn sss fis,. and Thee ahs soa.hs.ss
quarter Of the southwest quarter (SE Of Sw I,
q section ten ti0) all In township thirty
Mexico Principal Meridian, together with ali
improvements thereon, In trust, 70 secure one
nS,s ., sySI date With ssid Trqst
J. Porter, known as Akin aud Porter, or order
two years after date with interest thereon,
annum. payable semi-annually.
And Whereas, Default has been made by the
said grantor in said Trust Deed. IN tho per-
posed upon her by the terms Of said Trust
Deed, in this. to-wit: That said grantor has
failed to pay said principal note whom due, and
failed TO pay tho semi-annual interest due on
said principal note since said 5th day Of
And Whereas, The legal holder OF tho in
debtedness represented BY said note has filed
with said Public Trustee notice and demand
in writing. decla ring said default and electing
note, and interest thereon to date OF sale, due
and payable, and demanding the saie Of said
aSd nnHs, sas si Sos, ps'f e b,,.v Give.
pursuant to said notice, election and de.
mand, and under and BY virtue Of the authority
Charles R. Smith, Public Trnstee in said
county. will sell the above desc cribed land for
cash. at public auction to the highest bidder,
at the north front door Of the county court
house in said county, on Saturday, the sixteenth
day OF December, 1914, at two o'clock In the
interest and expenses Of this sale and will give
to the purchaser thereof a certificate Of pur-
chase therefor as provided by law.
Dated November 18th, 1915
CHARLES 4. SMITH,
Public Trustee in Montexuma County, Colorado
First publication November 18th, 1915. =
Last publication December 18th, 1915.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
Lebanon Items.

The threshing machine is in our
neighborhood finishing up odd jobs.
N. B. Parsons had the misfortune
to loose 4 valuable horse last Sunday.
The horse foot was eeneft n: :the
crotch of sstres and broke its leg and
had to be killed.
M. B. Parsons and w. E. Campbell
and family motored to Durango Friday.
Allen Hammond has gone out to visit
his dry ranch.
P. M. Chappell and S. W. Bryant
shipped their lambs Wednesday,.
Joe Scolls have moved onto the J. j.
Rutz place while Mrs. Rutz is away.
Miss Helen Milton visited in Yellow
Jacket Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Byers have
moved to Lebanon. Jim will winter
his cattle near here.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
Dessess R,vsr lssns.


August Kuhlman and son, Herman.
took . shipment Of cattle b Kansas
City Monday.
Jake Burkhalter Of Lone Dome,
shipped three cars Of sheep this week
to Kansas City.
The Riverside school house caught
fire one day last week; but for the
timely assistance of Gilbert Graves the
building would have burned to the
ground A defective fiue was the cause
of the fire. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Dickerson were
guests at the Matt Hammond home
Tuesday.
Carl Scharnhorst went out TO Kansas
City this week with q shipment Of
cattle.
The threshing machine is keeping
the farmers on the river busy this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam johnson drove to
Lake Vista Tuesday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Zene Rees,
Mrs. John Claflin is quite i'll with
tonsilitis. We hope for q speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Merle johnson came out from
Dolores Wednesday to help care for
her aunt, Mrs. Claflin.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
Methodist Church Noses.

Methodist Church Notes.
The Church with the Open Doors.
Perhaps you were one of those who
were not at church last Sunday even
ing. We want you to feel that our
church is yours, no matter what may
be your denonimational preferences or
affiliations. and even tho you may have
none at all. Especially are we anxious
to serve you il you have no church
home in Dolores. We are here to do
you good.
Remember that during November,
the services are especially for young
people, but all are cordially invited.
1t would be good practice for parents
to make sure that their children are
there by bringing them.
The subjects for the rest of the
month follow:
November IL. THE Young Man and
His Companions.
November l9. THE Young Woman
Her Place and Power"
November 26. THE Standards of
Youth"
Dolores Sunday school 1000 a. m.I
Preaching service 7:3O p. m.
Mildred Preaching service II 100 a. m.
Lebanon Preaching service 3OO p. m.
STANLEY A. CURTIS, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)
Nnn fno1 Land

Department of the Interior,
u. 8. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
November IL, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Luna J. Thomas,
OF Dolores, colorado, who, on April IL, 1914.
E q SW of section g, township 81 north,
range Is west, N N P Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make final three yea r
proof, to establish claim to the land abov.
described. before J NJ. BrumIey, clerk Of the
district court for Montezuma county, olorado.
at ortsz. olorado, on the 18th day of Decem.
Claimant names as witnesses: 80
II. Z. Hindmarsh. Robert Simmons, Samuel
Pruden and John Lill all Of Dolores, Colorado.
JNo. 7. JOYCE, Register
First pub Nov. II; last pub Dec. Is, 1915
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
Arriola Its0s.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Tozer came
4 down from Dunton with their cattle
Z Saturday on their way to McElmo,
stopping . few days with the Wyman's g
J. E Barrett moved his family and
household goods out from Dolores last
week to the place recently vacated by
Mr.. Bowman. Jimmie will farm that
place the coming year.
Dr.. Johnson's stork dropped dark
eyed, dark-haired baby girl Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter Clay to share the playthings
and attention Of little Miss Katherine.
Mother and child doing well.
Mrs. Henry and nephew, Tommy
Shafstall, took dinner Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Ebbert.
Prepare to attend the Institute which
will be held here the 2S-24-25 of
November. Give the Ft Collins people
q rousing reception and get all the good
you can out Of the college that comes
right to US free of charge.
The Cordes family accompanied by
Mrs. Bowman, left Friday for Rocky
Ford and the men followed the next
day with their car of stock and house.
hold goods. We have nothing but good
wishes for the future of these two
estimable families which we can i'll
afford to lose from among us.
A wedding occurred at the Shepard
home Sunday evening and Miss Eva
became the bride of Mr.. Royce Bishop.
Rev. S. A. Curtis officiating. We ex-
tend congratulations to this young
couple and may happiness attend in full
measure during their journey thru life.
Mr.. Chastain has joined the ranks of
speeders rs he purchased Ford last
week.
Mrs. Anna Dillon and daughter,
Roma, visited friends in Arriola this
week, making a special visit to the
new baby at the Clay home.
J. E. Orr and his mother were visit
ing Charlie Knights this week.
The clarion call of the Democratic
rooster was music to our ears after the
election and we predict prosperous
term for the newly elected candidates.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
COMING

E. F. Burnett Optometrist, the man
with the no-chart method of examining
eyes for glasses will make his next
visit to Dolores, Southern hotel, from
Monday noon November q, until Tues
day noon November %.
Will furnish glasses for the relief Of
falling vision, Chronic Headache, Ner-
vous disorders, ETC., will also straighten
cross-eyes with lenses and guarantee
results.
Former patients will please call for
inspection of glasses. Consultation 10
free
Mark this date on your calendar 80
you wont forget. Thanking you for
liberal patronage in the past am,
Yours Respectfully.
E. F. Burnett. Optometrist.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
A Prosperous Town.


On account of recent large shipments
of cattle, sheep and hogs. which are
being made by the stockmen and farm
srs of Dolores. business transactions
at the local banks are running into the
hundreds of thousands of dollars the
last couple of weeks. The returns
4rom the stock shipments are being
used to buy hay. pay store bills and
subscriptions to The Star, cancel mort
cages on the farm and in many other
ways which gets money into circulation
thus being a source of benefit to every
one in the community.
At the J. j. Harris & Co., Bankers,
deposits for the first eleven days of
this month totaled 1924, 600. 90, an aver
age of more than $2l, 900. 90 per day.
The total transactions of this bank for
the FIRST twelve days of this month
amount to $50, 10000 an average Of
over $45, 10000 in business handled each
day. The present deposits being 1878, :
10000, indicates an average deposit of
considerably over 81. 600 for every man,
woman and child in the town, not TAX
ing into consideration the deposits of
the First National Bank which would
raise the average much higher. We
doubt if there is a town in the state,
or nation, which can make better
showing
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)
Non-Loal Land.

Department. Of the Interior,
U. s. Land Office Mt Durango, Colorado.
October u, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Jodis l.. Squires,
OF Dolores. Colorado, who, on March 20. 1918
made homestend application. serial No: ol3a6.
NE4 NV 1. Ne ! Sw 1 NV /, Of section IS.
township 81 north, range Il, west, N NJ p Meri-
dian, has filed notice OF intention to ma ke Anal
three-year proof to establish claim to tho land
above described, before J N. Brumley, clerk
Of the district court for MontezumR county.
Colorado, at ,'ortez. Colorado, on the 9Th day OF
December, 1916.
Claimant names ms witnesses:
Charles Sguircs, Carl G. wilkerson, Frank
Dnnham and Jesse Wbeatland all Of Dolores,
Colorado. >-y.-.-
JNo. T. JOYCE, Register. -
Firat pub Oct 10: last pub Nov "a lglG
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPubiisherl
Non-Coal Land.

Department OF the Interior.
u. s. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
October u. 1919.
Notice 10 hereby given that Bertha b. Nor
rison. whose postoffce address Il Dolores,
Colorado, did on the 1st day Of June. 1915, hic
in this office sworn statement and application,
No. 0I50, to purchase the lots ! and . scction
I, township " north. range II west, and Sc
NE =, section ", township ~ north, range I5
wess. y Meridian. and the timber thereon,
under the provisions Of the act Of june q isIs
and acts amendstory, known as tho Timber
and Stone Law, at such value as might bc
fixed by nppraisement, and that, pursuant e,
such application, the land and timber thereon
have been appraised. tho timber estimated
i00D boa ard feet at $500 pcr N. and the land
$l500O, that said applicant will offer sinal proof
In support OF her application and sworn state
ment on the 18th day Of January, i9i7. before
the Register and Receiver United Statea Land
Office, Durango. Colorado.
Any pcrson 10 at liberty to protest this pur-
chase before entry, or initiate contest at any
time before patent issues, by filing q currob-
GRATED affidavit In this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
Jso. T. JorcEs Register.
First pub Oct. Is last pub Dec. - 1915.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17

Twenty-nine carloads of stock were
loaded out Of the local yards Wednes-
DAY, part of the two train loads being
sheep, a portion being cattle and sew
eral cars of hogs. Monday Carl Scharn-
horst and others loaded out twelve
cars of cattle. The latter part of last
week P. H. McCabe loaded out twenty
-FOUR cars Of cattle. These are busy
days for the railroad boys.
The Dolores star., 1916-11-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Moore left yes
tereay for California where they win
spend the winter. They. intend to stcsl
over in Salt Lake for a few days.