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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
8ereinsnadridten.

sic Ga Groiie MiIitdr.Q q p
pelle belt InfnngS Der Wohe ibrC
Sohre5uerioumlung ob urb cripablte
Ole iolgenhen Reonlten:
Snomolm Warfing. Erdiibent.
Grocp Sobnion. @icc Gr1Iibert.
Wnron SmcnneS, SefretGr uno
Shoemeiiter.
S. W. 9rioobam Giriaent.
Ni1iom Mc0onolo, Morihoa.
&. letters. Mteloin Soften uno o.
car 5reunes mtroen ais 3ireftorcn.
BATH erpobIt.
9te 0arbicrs II II / 0 erndbl.
te onr einigcn Sogen oie ~foIgenoen
@comten:
@rdiioent. Nrth1tr 0tcDtonn.
@icc Troiioent. Tronf Sornont
Sefretor. Charles @. Staoler.
Shriitiiihrcr, Gmmons 8ocoefer.
Sdatmciiter, s. =. Temp.
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Die 9esislatur lit trOTnet.
Rittna fnrs mad IL Hbr
in Iaoilon mieoer 5u.
lammengetreten.
Mnniinn- 10 Con.

Mo6iion, 10. San.
Die 2~eeislotur oes Stoates 8is.
enniin lit Witttpoh nm Dtittag 5u ID
rer 50. Situng ieit Dem 8elteben oeS
Stcates 3uiommengetrcten,
SSn heioen Sduiern murhen Die
Situngen our ielben 3eit eroifnet
uno ole organization p~oa5ogen, Die
oas foloenoe ReiuItot ergob:
8raiioent ocs Senats inter Der
&erTnIiung ser 8i3e : @ouDernntr--
goruorO :. Githmar BON 8ornbco.
Srdli6ent pro temp - SimotbD
gurfe non Green Ban.
Gbef. Glerf - Sol. 3. O. Wlinion
ron @ircaua.
Sergeont at . Arms - 6rch 6
4noreps bon Wloomer.
Spredcr Der acknowledgements
:. &hittet pom Gbgerton.
Gbef . Glcrf - GDarlcs &. Sboi.
Ter pen Mnoiion.
SerQennt at Mrms - Iboma$
q. @retnen pom Mooiion.
0eioe Sale maren oift beiest nit
3uboreru, obnobl in Der belltiger
5ieuno Yidts BON Beoeiltunq it'd
ercignen fonnte. Sic Organization
mar 0ltrf ben &ottus Der repl6lifd-
niiden WitgLieocr bonn Abeno
Sltbor beitimut morben, uno Ole BOT.
ifnft BEG @nruerleurs miro crit
morQcn 8ur &erlcimg tonmen.
lie Gr0ifnnns Der ahemblp.
Ole Aiiembln pltroe 1906 llhr
BON Gbef . Glerf Sbaffcr CUR Gro
ming %gerIifen, morollf Reb. 8porec
&unt oaS 8cbet bcrrihtete. 0icroui
crfoIgte Der Romensonfruf bonIeiten
0eS GIef Glerfs.
Ghcf.Glerf Sboffer ocrlos bieroui
Gin Hroteitidreihen bon @onutnh Ga
benie bonn 1. IiiemblnoiItritt hes
2ooge Gount1. SSn oemIeI6en pro.
t~eltirte 9obouie genen Die @obl Dor.
CHARLES &enb non Rapniue oui
@ruuo BON Observation-Disclosures mel.
dc 'td gcleqentIid Der @obl ereiqnct
tdhcn loaen. Gbcf Cberridttr
@lnslem pereiGtte bieroltf Die nellcl,
IiiG!ie0er, melhe ooun ourf 9tn.
mnsuntcrihrift ibren nh0eIegten G;r
nodlnlals 81 befr1ftigcn batten.
9ieroltf if-;tt mon CUR g8ubl ser
@conIten. mcld,c ser Rominirltrc
III rcpijlifoniifen aolttuS eaiipr,
d'cro crfolate. 0iermti rot 8erta.
aung bis 9onrerstog @ormittog Gin.
Sm Scnat.
Sm Sennt tcll3og iif Sic SrgG,
r!iotion III oerielben @eiit lpie in o.
4llcmblt Gntoem Chr. GIert ~
Afltnion aus &iroGlla oen Senot 3ur
S,omnQ euufen bate. ipll:oe sur
Romcnsauiruf 9eidlrittcn. &ieraui
lnlate Sic Abnobme ocs Imt8ei6cs.
mormt Iih ole 8cnnltenpabl ifloB.
Die mic idon gemcloet, auSfiel. sc
nator 3cnrp 6. 9iocthc aus Senni,
more hradte cine &eioIution elm
lnethc perIdndt, bob iofort cine In.
terindTune borilher cingeleitet merocr
lea, malte Griparuilie b"etreffcno oil
I'M Goritol heihoitigten N~naeitcutel
Qemoht ,ueroen f0nncn. Sic Re.
inllltion mlrroe elnitimmi0 onqenom
men. Sicrmif trat Hertoulng oui
0omer5tag ein.
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TTionaIia.

G;eitern nor elm Sobr lett DEM
SoQe p~crfloiien, on benz Der iinerbit.
terlife Scniemonn 6rou Sobn Is.
N 3t iid) nobm, mo bel 9rn.
Walin erbieIt Der nod nidt geihpiun.
oenc Shmers itber Den 8erl,iIt lei.
ilcr trcltCn 2ebensgefabrtin neiler
SmpltIS. Gs mar filr ibn elm Gag Scr
t~iefitcn Sraiier.
- 6rou 8. 81. bon gu.
perior lit aeltcrn a6eno ouf fur5er
Heith Eel ihrer Sfneiter, Srou saul
N. Gomperir, eingetroffen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
Beidafts Notisen.

c@~P &er @elber gu mdbi9en 3iuien
leihen mod)te, etnen uerIdBIidlen Hntb,
aeher fir SEEDS uno @ortgages braiidli
ooer 8elo auf quite Siherheit ausIeiben
mill, fpenbe iih an Us. s. 3idiih d.
203 g. 4. GtraRe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

esY Solo Surnicr. @ei Sen.
@iruboum, Ode 10. unS Miiiiiiippi
StraBe. finoet Sonntoa Aohmitttg
Inn 5 llhr Gin Solo urricr itott.
Gin feiucr 2unh miro ieroirt lueroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
S~nsnisunss=8 esweiier.

Ga Grsfe gbeater. - Sotilaiiige Vduoes
bile : @o~riteauugen uuo BdHoelbiloer
ieoen Ro6mittag uuo Ibeno.
nsalettc. - Sonntag RabmittdgS urlo
Gbenos 8duoepiQe : ~goriteaun9en; an
ben 8ohentagen 8anoelbiloer.
eiisa. - Seben Radmittag uuo Gbeno
@nnbelbiloer.
Gafns. - Seoen Radmittas urb abeub
Bnnoelbiloer.
Ete Stranb - ian Der Sddion Strdbe)
Seoen Gbeno Ranbelbiloer.
Gfar. - Seoen Rahmittug uHo Nbeno
@nnoelbiIoer.
Sreamlanb.-(Roroieit e.)-Sehen Gag
8nnoelbiIber.
Ssme. (Roroieite) Seoen Tag
2SnnbelbiIoer.
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5OhSeitsglodtn.

einen Observation-Disclosures or.
hielten ole 6oIgcnhen:
@enrn 2oQae uro GIiie 9. @cfcr.
bcihe in Worre ScunIbip Suhauic.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
Gadiua G!ant blcibt sorlGnf;n nc.

idIoiien. &n elmer NftiouGrncr.
lommInnQ ser CORNERS Cos pcra.
the EodinQ Go. on Mittnudl ir scr
ylcomeurNanc fonrtc nidtS bcihIoilen
ipcroGn. lpcil fcin Quorum onmcIeno
mor. Mdn mill ncriuter om Z.
yR1r5 cine heidlubfohi0e &erinmm.
luna ;llonrmen st brtnaen. mo fol-
6icle hoitn 0o$ Shitiol ser NnIout
cntidrioen, Nuf hericIbcn ionen sic
brci ~foIacnNen 6roacn sl,r Nhitimt.
mniia acIonocn: Soil oie Nnloqe
micher in @ctrieb qeIctt merbcn burt
oie gu&anbe bon 9cnhS? Sou has
@eitait rcoraoniiirt merScn hurh
RcHu5irrn1 Scs Gori. @ertheS ser
gfticn pm St00 uuf $50 mn brrh.
gufbrinorna nciien aopitoIs? Suu
sic GnIoae pcrfonft ms sic @cieu.
ihoft olfaelcit iperoen2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
Ieuefte Rn5et9en.
SIeine spesialanseiaen tpften:

lleber 25 Worte 2 Gents pro @ort.
Sic 8orte .SerIanat", gu nerfau'
fen. ~3u permietben". .SheiIbaber per'
lanet". II. (. H., iopie Die Noreiieu Iine
Elm She'll Der an5eisen unb miiiien bel
Der Sreis : geredJnuns als Borte mit9e'
5dblt peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

gsg 6. g. Gan aufen, 8eriidJe,
rings Naent; 8iiraihnftss ooer Cider,
beitsegouos. 228 Yedrl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

5ns @inter . S%nnrnier Der &is.
coniin Sfnt 2igo miro ont Sonr.
toa, oen II. 6e6rar. im @uoitoriuu;
Su Millpotfee itottiinoeu. Die Sum
me bon $4,000 mir6 ais Freiie 8ur
M~uStbeilung gelonqcn. Der Gin.
trittspreis miro So betrogen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
Straf,eit nm adlt Sabre pcrfiir,t.


Die @egnabi9rmnsbehoroe BON Vtln'
neioto bat oie Stroi5cit BON Sohr
aoIb unb Charles @ummon pon Ga
Groiic, oit mcacn Mtore GIT 80 Sab,
rem 3uhtboiS ne%rurtbcilt murbcn.
oti - Sabre reou5irt. Die beiocn
GbcnQcnonnten mrroeu 5uiommtn
init Grliu Nolhcrplt rnr mGbr oils ~
&obren Der SG6tuug zines ficinen
&nobcn. Der 5lIiduig in elmer gSirtb
idloit mar. Sic nm RuubaeleIlen ilbcr-
toaen luurNc. ihuIbia befunocn. Sic
hrei bcitreitcn oher his hc,tc %ltonoboft
ihrc St)ulb. &on Sen jbncu oerbIet.
belloeu 5chn Strntiohrcu mcracn
nicleitt nod gutter NuffiIbrlna nod
nier Sabre qcitrihcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

gg 100000 5n pcrIeiben o,,f
@rl1noeigentbum in Ga GroIIe in
BON 100000 bis gu So.
100000 5u $50. Iah5uirogen bei
s. @oIa, gnntor. 33t Wain
StroBe. ODER Selepbon 352-W.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

Ginil : Gramen. SIM 8oit9ebduoe
finoet am 10. Sebrror cine 8riifung
bon Npplifonten iiir Steaen III 81.
ienbobnpoitoienit Itatt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
~ Seidnittene SeiSnnss=
Soften! 3oaline.
Ter @ebrandl bon aualine beorntei
Sefunomic nnb Sprtidritt.
peaes, rcines nnS beiieres iysner.
&eniser Steinc, Climber, Aide ms
Shmrt,
penes, rcines nuS beiieres Sen

mo ales 5Hiammen gc1lontmen elm
onncbmbnrerer uno ipariamerer Sob.
lenpcrbroudj oils Sic cs obre aoalint
1c fnm1tcn.
lin oieien ouf elmer mirflihcn
Collar. unb Gents Gaii5 81 erboIten
leacn mir Die 3ahIen bon aoblen
tonlum IN einem Mititer Dor, onneb
ntcno oaB ole Gurhihnittsfomilic
6cIn Sonncn &oblen st cinem 9ltrd),
idnittspreile ron Sc PRO Come
trcunt. Cos iino ied,5ig Collars.
9tun, ipenn Sic ourdfontmen f0nnen
hit fiinf Snnnen I'M @intcr nit slt-
laeIid)cfi Soften bon $500 oie Son.
ne, 10 meint haS ooB iiinf Scn1len
&pblcn $50 foiten mcrHcn, rno
Nualinc, um 6ieie iinf Sonnen su
trottirerL foitet $500 ODER $500
cine @clnmnlt , GripnrniB bon $25
an SIbrCr @intcr &ohlen Gehmung.
niht SIT iprcd,cn BON mcbr 9eoucnt.
lidtcIt. meniacr Aer0crnib. un6 off
ben onheren HcrtheiIcn 9on elmer bel
icrcn t%ScIcrung.
Sic crhoIten cS in cifcr beoucmen
Gnrm pon 8llIrcr. oo> iih in MdiIcrI
nufloIt; Sic iprcnfeIn IS ilbcr Shire
0ohlen IN ibrcm &obIcubch1Iter nit
nm eiuc Srnnc 4ohlen SIT
cincm acm6hnIiheu @efGb rnh oieI
cr5icltcn RciuItote iinN mirflif ornB.
ortiz, Sic frnnen iidl bierncn ai
Thrcr pouiten 3uiric0cnheit rno an
mid't arnBcn llnfoitcn iibcrsenacn, oaI
id %hneu iilr cinen 7onnridcin ooerI
cine hieie Snmne cntiprrhenncSelb,
Hnpciiluna oernlg 2ooItue ienhcnl
mcr0c. INN cine Snnue Noblen sn
trattirct.
Streibt fir Gin Girfulur unS Dol.
le Nriormotinn an
Setter &ieifeIboh.
1907 @ooh Strnbc.
ScIcpbon tI1t.Nt.
Vile oicie Sohen iinS Crproht ltnS
it'd, iiber oIlen 3tuciFcl oils qut
crmicien. SooIine miro Shncn sfuei
bis brci @nd,en mebr @ebroud, pom
eericIben Icn1e anaIen ocbeu, bis
Sic 5n branfen aauohnt iinS, rno
nit sufriehenIteucnberen 4~eultaten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

ea Grpiie iuddrit! 9ie G~inpohner
5obl unierer Stoot betragt nod oen
8eredmtngen ser @rigbt GircctorD
Complain bon Milmuufee, Die oo3
nelie 9breBbud mfitcIltc. SO. POI.
Sic bat oIio felt 1910, oils tic nod
Dem Ncaier1inqSceniu8 30,417 mar.
nm ca. 6000 ODER 20 Yro5ert sllge.
ftumnten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

Sie 8!inbigsr &rriammlnnn Ner
honferottcn u. %. Cattle Gnqeniec.
ring Company lit bon Neferent 6. 6.
@olomin mlf ben 10. SIn1tunr feit9e.
fest porher. monn GraE Cattle. DC.
rem 0atte bcfanntIih olrrdgebrnnnt
ELL.rt merncn mtro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
Su b%erfanfen

beItes nbrbIiheS WiSconIiner rgut.Eper"
9anb uno Snrnen. 40 Gder bis Sectionen,
In benz Sruft' @irteI. Die beften Grams
eIesenheiten, StraBen. ShuIen
uno Mdrite. Sufriebenitelenbe 9ermine
Sprehen Sic Dor ooer fhreiben Sic on
s. 9unnebede, @elhdftsfihrer,
BapfieIb Snueftment NK'n.,
NfhIanb, @iS.
2ofnI aaent: Hppee Steal @nate
6 o., Gil Serrp StraBe. So grpfe, @is.
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Weroient Gnren @es 81 einem
2pcfprs0rao!

glre ircie 6eranbilDnno ut ~oeiunben.
%Itnrfen innqeu 2eutcn beiberlei 8ci;blcGj,
te5 nnb BON gutter Rornliitte g~eboten.
@ir 7ttten 8pit nnb Qogis. uuterridt
:nb SaInir fir 9ienitleiihrng in unierem
Sanitarirm. Sic erlernen babel Die 9ius
turheiltneiSe. prnftiidlc &rnnfenpflegc.
Manage. Sbtuebiide 6eilohnnnitif Ii. +. III.
Cine 6odrihnlbl(arng lit nrthig. Biz
eenouere 1usfuuft idreibe man an ha5
9inolabr Naturfmr Snftitmt Qnc,)
525 e. gihlano Yunl. Gbiasp, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

Try 8erbrennen sic niht Str
BeIh, brauhen Sic aoaIine.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

Grpecriiten e. &criammlnna. Gle
50 GroiIe Hctol @rotcrs' Niioctn.
Iion nobm ON 0icnStoO Nhcno net.
ld,rrhenc Rciolll!ioneu on. 0it thrcn
Etonopluift i'll ocridi,Sc1cn Sruac1
fIaritcllen. Go loI ii Maihuatn.
rcr Naturalization crilttt mer6cu,
o,.t crh1itIihcn E~hotiad,cn bciunlid,
St!+tL &nrroth &crt1Gllnc ms
,fr IL SIR 9ebeasmittcl 3u ionncIt:
Cn',tloiier Sdlr,tte ~ untcrncbmcu
irr Ger @c5raid) II uricrcn Game
cirtn uormoIen oebcnSnit:tutrrrath
pro 4ohf f2it3uholten. un0 Sic ncfhi,
&C @c'cbqebuna at bc~ror;oiicu. mel.
d.: SpetliIctinn III TohrumdSutitteln
rmnloolih madden nitroe. Jcrncr
wr,hc oic @etunur1 fur I Sent
9rief , 9orto iuNoiirt Gle Gro.
cc''I:cu tpoIcn filr 6cic1iatcit urter.
fih inirfcn, lie befiirncrten Gin C-i,I
Icftionsbureo,L iie limo 0egen ponoer
init Srrdlt ohne qch6riQc Nuilid,t I'M
imitGrer Nirfidlt. moIlen nidts bon
bcrfcIIhten Robrundsnlittctn iuii'cn;
mih ii1o iie fir ridtiqe MoBc itnn
@cipidlte, urh fir bieIe onSere Iobens.
fpcrtbe 9inge eineenommen.
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Ga 9roHe 6unnta sablt $685..

Icrhrcunen Sic nidt ,5hr
BcI0. brmid]cn Sic Sfodline.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

@ollen ueue Nirde crbauen. Die
ct. Marr's @emcin6e bcobiihtiQt
cine ue,ic Stride 3u errihten, oo Die
olte fir Sic itetig mnhicn6c @eruein.
&c uiht mebr Rmm aenug bietet. 9ic
olte Stride 'oa nieoergcriiIen luo an
oereu Steae Elm Hc1lhdlt erItcben.
heiieu Soften it'd otf 100000 bis
$4,000 Steaen nerocn. Don hofft
ole nddlite @eibnodtsieier in Dem
nelien 8rttcsbnus feieru 5u f0nnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12

%crbrcnncn Sic nid1t Chr
BeIo, hrntdcn Gle GooIinc.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
croas Reads ntsms.

Mr.. and Ars. II. C. Aagarrell and
son. Reed, were Dolores shoppers Wed.
nesday.
Heehtman Bros. started out west
Thursday to round up their horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent McEwen were
over to visit Mrs. McEwen's parents
Wednesday night
Quite . number of our people at.
fenced the dance at Lewis Wednesday
night and report good time.
Miss Goldie Short returned to her
school on the North Mesa Monday.
H. C. Magarrell was in Dolores Mon.
day and purchased lumber for an ad-
dition to his house.
There was quite a crowd out to the
dance at the hall Friday night and
every one had a good time.
A crowd of our young people met at
Bud McCurry's home Sunday night and
watched the old year out and the new
year in. ~ q
Several from here attended the Lit
erary Society at Arriola Saturday even
ing. Prof. Muse preached the A. B.
Cs. which was fine.
A. r. King left Sunday after spend.
ing several days in the valley.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
Grandpa Rush Passes Away,

James Martin Rush died at his home
in Mancos Tuesday, January 2, 1917,
aged 81 years and 10 days.
Deceased was born at Deloniga,
Georgia, December 10, 1919, at the age
of IA years he moved to Texas where
in 1850 he was married to Sarah
Hensley, who died five years later, he
was again married in 1859 to Louisa ".
Workman. ain 1866 he crossed the
plains with his family to Oregon, and
three years later moved to California
where he remained for four years when
he moved to Nevada. In 1879 he came
to Mancos in this county where he has
since made his home. .,.
Two children were born by his first
wife, son and daughter, the daughter
is dead but the son survives the father,
residing in Texas. Four children were
born by the second wife, all of who
survive the father, Mrs. J. J. Wade of
Mancos, E. A. Rush of Fellows, Ne
vada, j. M. Rush, Jr, of this place,
and w. C. Rush, of Arizona. He is
also survived by eleven grandchildren
and twenty-three great grandchildren.
He served eight years with the Texas
rangers, serving with them through the
Mexican war. He also served three
years with the Confederate army in
the Civil war.
If he had lived until January 9Th
he would have been a member of the
Masonic order for seventy-three years,
having Joined Bethel lodge No. 1872.
January 6, 1874.
The funeral was held from the Odd
Fellows hall, Mancos, Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Cox conducted the
services at the hall, and the Masons
held their services at the grave.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

The Twentieth Anniversary of Silver
Star Lodge No. los, Knights of Pythias
was celebrated on Tuesday evening of
this week. Members of the lodge and
of the Pythian Sisters, with their fam
lilies, were invited. A short program
of music, readings and drills was rem
dered in the lodge room. The supper
was then served in the hall to which
about one hundred and fifty guests sat
down. The balance of the evening
was spent in dancing, playing various
games and general social time. All
those present report very enjoyable
and helpful gathering.
The Knights have home of which
they may well be proud. The lodge
room has recently been repapered and
painted makingit much more attractive
in appearance and the addition of the
Club rooms, fitted up with pool table.
other games and plenty of good read.
ing material, makes splendid place
for the members to spend a social time
together. The movies which are being
run every Friday evening by the man
agement of the hall are the best Of
pictures and generous patronage t.
them is being given by our theatre
goers.
Success to the Knights in the goot
irwork they are doing in our community
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the. seat Of the disease.
Catarrh 10 q local disease, greatly In
nuenced by constitutional conditions.
and In order to cure It you must
take an internal remedy. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure Ii taken internally and
acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces Of the system. Halls Catarrh
Cure was prescribed by one of the best
10 composed Of some of the best tonics
known. combined with some of the
BEST blood purifiers. The perfect COM
Catarrh Cure is what produces such
wonderful results in catarrhal condi-
tons. Bend for testimonials. free
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
All Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

In organizing the Warwick Male
Quartette Elias Day has undertaken to
assist in meeting the increasing de-
mand for good male quartette music.
In selecting the members Of the COM
pany, his aim has been not to sacrifice
the quality Of work to versatility. but
with Mr.. Days usual good luck or dill
gence he has been fortunate enough to
secure company sufficiently talented
to offer both quality and variety in
their program. No part Of the pro-
gram is introduced rs time filler.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
Aniols lesas.

Carter Clay returned from his trip
to Texas and Mrs. Clay from . visit tc
her mother at Lewis and they are now
at home in Arriola.
Claude Pinkerton left Monday fol-
Denver with car Of hogs.
Nrs. Luther Hudson went to Durango
Monday with her son. George, to have
his eyes fitted with glasses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Frederick were UT
from Cortez visiting at John Christy's
for few days last week.
Mrs. Jim Smith left for her home II
Dunton after quite an extended visit
with relatives and friends here.
Henry Overton wife and daughter
attended the Smith dinner in McElmo
Christmas.
The Literary Society Saturday was
quite interesting, good program was
rendered and the next meeting will be
still better Is there is to be . debate.
Clint Royce and family have moved
in from Dove Creek to the Royce place
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. A. F. Beldon came in Monday
from Collbrun, Colorado. to make proof
on her land in Lewis. While here she
was the guest of Mrs. A. w. Dillon.
There was q great deal of winning
and dining" in Arriola holiday week.
Mrs. Wyman entertained at dinner on
Friday the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Ebbert, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Mccall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan. Sr.
The Retthefords had family reunion
on Sunday at their home.
Frank Morgan, Jr., and wife had a
big dinner party on Thursday. Quite a
number of people were out from Do
lores.
Walter Longenbaugh and family
spent New Years day with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Longenbaugh near Cortez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller entertained
At five hundred" Monday night.
About twenty guests were present,
and an elegant lunch was served.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

Do you know hat you can got your
name and address printed On stationery
at The Star ONCE for very little more
than you pay for the blank paper and
envelopes elsewhere. Why don't you
let your friends and h public IN gsn-
eral know that you are awake and
strictly up TO SNUFF BY using printed
stationery.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

The Warwick Male Quartette will be
at the Dolores opera house Tuesday
evening, January Is. This is the third
number of the Lyceum course and one
that will please every lover Of music.
The admission for adults will be rs
cents, and for children 40 cents.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
Arbor News.

The Caseys took New Years dinner
with w. T. Dolan and family.
Miss Doig and the Thompsons cele.
brated New Years with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Thomas.
Miss Gladys Thomas returned the
last of the week from a visit with he,
sister, Mrs. Swenk at Dolores.
Ladies Aid met this week with Mrs
Thompson.
Virginia and Earnestine Thomas
spent day last week with the Jordan
girls.
Miss Doig and Mrs. Dickerson Wis.
tied Mrs. Walden one day during vsca
ton. go
Otto Herring and family have moved
from the Kermode place to their home
stead.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

J. H. Schaaf of Lewis, was bust
ness caller at The Star Office Friday.
Mr.. Schaaf is the kind of fellow that
finds welcome at the print shop for
he always leaves a word of encourage
ment in the way of praise for the man.
ner in which the paper is conducted.
1t always just suits him.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

Our merchants are through invoicing
and are ready for another year of bust
ness, and from present indications it is
going to be the best year Dolores has
ever experienced.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
$500 Reward.

I will pay $25. 90 reward for informa.
ton that will lead to the arrest and
conviction Of the party or parties tina,
shot out windows and damaged Chin
ney of tan house in Lost canon.
A. w. ARNOLD.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
Grazing Homestesds Authorized.

Grazing Homesteads Authorized.
On December 30, 1916, the United
States Land Office at Durango, Colo
RADIO, received the following telegram,
to-wit:
Washington, D. c., Dec. 30, 1916.
United States Land Office,
Durango, Colorado.
Receive and suspend applications
with petitions for designation under
Grazing homestead law approved yes
terday.
TALLMAN, Commissioner.
In accordance with the above the
Durango Land Office is authorized to
receive and suspend applications under
the $40 acres Or Grazing homestead
low.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

The regular meeting of the board of
trustees of the Town of Dolores was
held with all members present except
ing Attorney Carpenter. No business
aside from the regular routine was
transacted. The board adjourned to
Monday evening, January 8.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

For Sale-Good team weighing about
1900 pounds each, nine years old; also
one roam Hereford bull. 2years old last
spring. Inquire Of J. H. Wheatland,
on mesa one-half mile from stockyafds.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

NOTICE
to the ShaEeholders Of the First National Bank
OF Do!oreS.
Notice 10 hereby given that tho annual meet
ing Of the shareholders Of the First National
Bank Of Dolores 10 called 10 be held at the
Office OF the Association In Dolores on Tuesday,
January 9TH, 1911. at O'Clock p. m. for the pur.
pose OF electinR board Of directors for the
mess as may properly come before said meet.
ing H. J. PoRTRR
Attest: Pea
RANDOLPH WILLIAMSON, Sec'y.
First pub Dec 10. 1916; last pub Jan 8, 1917.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
$1,000 Reward.

For information that will lead TO the
recovery Of one brown mare weighing
about 14OO pounds; white spot in fore
head, large left hook, short rope on
neck. Address E, J. RAYlaAN.
Monticello, Utah.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05
NoTIcE oE STOCKTON pERs, MEE1lMo

Notice is hereby given, that the regular an.
nuai meeting OF the stockholders of tho Sum.
held at the Dolores Town hall In the County Of
Montsznma and State Of Colorado on 6atur-
Of 10 ociock M, for shs q siee sae noo y
directors OF the Company. and for tha
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before tho meeting including
more especially the levy Of the annual asssss-
ment on the capital stock Of the com pany, as
provided BY law and by the bylaws Of the
company.
The auditors report will DO read at this
meeting. S-
Dated December 18th, 1915
HARRY v. PYLE Secretary
First pub Doc Is, 1915; last pub Jan o. 1917.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-05

Chicago schools are introducing mill.
tary training for the benefit of their
boys. Are Chicago boys any better
than ours?