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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-23
WRESTLER GETS BAD FALL
Kara O-man Knocked Unconscious of
Mat

7" N"""|I|T"| Tf"-|"
Jackson Mich, Dec 2e.-Karl
o.mar 90 Turkish wrestler. was rem.
d"red unconscious tonight hv being
thrown over the head OF bis pppo-
mont Charles Olsen, after Nuy min
u'os OF Ting. Osman uas rs-
'.Fri ia 90 hour Ilo IS seriously hurt
hIt h.- injury lg not expected 20 prove
fatal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-23

Winter ade, lnto -pring-Ta-
Dr.misal winter Weather rt the short.
'f aa 1, 'aa year faded away .n,.
r....Ega yesterday -.aa the 4a
0ir' aa beams .a aH usual genial
1.--a habit ne has ~ Blinking ~
're r-lsaf 0f Eastern Oklahoma.
Several persons reported r4mors af
The amel ~ Ti.d flusrs i1 different
parts ~ tAs citg aI % vh.en aar-
.aalairmei with the execution al
some tsV cases ~ the oder .l VIVA
.r-aapI.e perfume
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-23

10 Install Alarm Eot"- r.5 m.-a
.r. 1Hrm boxes ElI 5e .- .,.l be-
D. smiley are .1u .u.r .'.
.r 'he nsrt t-w days ,.s .h cu-
eH.s.rs of tho public and the fr.
departments .H case % arr On. u.u
he located 90 East1n and Detroit. on
Do" S1f'1 Side. -h.'a mo location o.
tho other .s --' 100 doubt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-23
KNOCKOUT FOR FARMER.
Fighter Breaks Left Hand In Joplin
Bout.

~ ir-0rated Proc.
joplin, 80, Dec. 32-Clarenco
English Omnh knocked ont kid"
Farmer 90 Chicago In the thlrd round
"t @ scheduled ten roUnd bout. before
mo Business Mems Athlctlr club here
tonight. Farmer broke bir lefi hand
ln the drHt round.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-23

Owen school Celebrates The Ou
on schools celebrated on Iar-e
aaIe yesterday frr tHs art.ur d.
N Browne room g... Christine
tree aud program n ss srhl.H
ana Carr ombipad their rooms aud
gave % 'rsa and program Miss E.4-
BIS room gave 900 entertainment and
'tsr. were other damosar4r5ns "
the h1lll" chaar
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
Begins Next Week
AN AMERICAN KING
A Romantic and WeN.Nlgh Forgotten Incident In American His
tory Recalled in 1.-THE cour age Of Captain Plum" Our
New Serial by James Oliver curwood.

On the euvng shore of Beaver island, not far from Mnck1nae, III
Lake Michigan. an irregular o of low cabins struggles along a single
street Of deep and drifting sand. Here a few dwellings, three or four
clothed by law with the dignity of a county seat This is St. James, where
once a "Royal Press" executed kingy commands, and its name preserves
the INSTRUMENTATION Of one who founded and maintained in the United
States a monarchy absolute during its brief term and within fs narrow
and isolated imis-an imperium i" i'nperto in democratic America
The king Of Beaver island in his plebeian days bore the name OF
James Jesse Strang. He IA the son Of a sturdy farmer OF Cayug"
county, New York. As a young ma he is described as possessing eceen'
trio ideas and a vouble tongue, and Is being entirely reputable in lie
with large confidence in his own capacity and morhdy anxious tor dis.
tinction. In 1S3 he was caught In the he of western emigration and
borne to Burlington, Wis. Not long before Joseph Smith had founded
on the banks of the Mississippi the Mormon city of Nsuvon and was VEL
coming young men Of energy and plausible speech to spiritual blessings
and earthly honrs Stang felt this influence, was baptized into the
church on February Is, 1914, and became an elder less than ten days
after.
When Joseph Smith was murdered by the mob that storned the Car
thare iol. Strang laid claim 10 the succession, and exhibited what pr
ported TO be an autograph letter from Smith dated nine days before "the
martyrdom of Joseph" in which his heirship was declared. The officers
Of the church at once proclaimed the letter a clumsy forgery and drove
Stnnp from Nauvoo "a a presumptuous impostor. So he started things
on his own hook, founding the city Of Vorce, in Wisconsin, and organizing
the community O a sociaishc basis Thence the colony migrated in 1sie
TO- Beaver island, and the sociaisHc community ended in a mqnarchy
stranp wa. proclaimed king, established q "Iioyal Press" took unto him
self Ave wives, allowed three to each of his followers, made all the women
YEA boomers and short skirts, prohibited tea, coffee, tobacco and liquor,
and ruled with a high hand generally. His tyranny was the cause of hs
downfall. Two of his followers, whom he had horsewhlppd, shot
him in the head.
MI, Curvood makes King Shang the central figure of The Courage
of Captain Plum. which will appear in this paper in serial form.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
The Campaign.

The campaign in Morgan County
'ur III nomination Of county offices,
which closes with sun down next
Tuesday evcaing, has been a very
quiet one, and, 50 lar as we can
learn, ON decent and ecntlemanly
lines, each candidate relying more on
his qualifications tor the position and
cklin 10 the voters attention than by
abuse OF his opponent. This is as it
should be, and when the battle is
over and the smoke cleared away
may there be no dead OF wounded
left ON the field. BY consulting the
announcement column OF the REpuB-
liCAN you will find 4 list OF Republic
can candidates from which to make
your selection for county Offices, all
good men and true. Select the best,
in your judgment, 60 to the polls
Tuesday and o Tor them. May
Ne best man win,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28

SCCikI!E~.
AT. { A M.-yerssiiIrs Lot:c. No. III. regular
communication the LIST aud 3ri Friday nights each
mouth. Visiting brethren invited and cordially
welcomed.
ELwYS PRICE. W. ~.
". W. KrsLocH. Secreiar..
VERSAILLES ROYAL AElf CHAPTER, No. "a.
Meets every 2ud Friday night in each month
at 40. visiting Companions welcome.
A. l." ROSS, II. p.
Jas. NJ. CLIFTON, Secretary.
10. o. F.--versnillcs Lodge. No. al. regular
meetings every Tuesday night.
c. i. BROW SyIKLp. y. q.
A. POTTER, Secr.tary.
x. of P.-reisaillcs Lodge. 80, lg4. meets every
thursday night. Wv kiSLocH. q. q.
q. V. n. Hun 'os. X. of X. - >.
VI. ". A.-versnlics Camp, 40. 2ia, meets the
end and uh Friday nights III eaci, month.
I. VI. ScuASsEP. Clerk. G. u. - A"r, Consul.
Versailles Camp No. s3oJ. ROYAL Neishbors of
America, meets every 1t and sgd Friday
nights in each month a, Odifrllow Hail.
Mrs. c. l.. Wo%uLupiuGE, oracle.
Jnss!E l.. SIMS. Recorder
10. II. Mia Ha Touka Tribe. NO. III. meets
every Wednesday sleep wv. =. CURTIS, sar,csn.
c. v. n. HuDsos c.. OH.
w. o, W.-versaii,e, Camp, No. AZ, meets
every Is, and sd Monday night, ineach month.
A. pUprhR. Z VI.
JnMEs DupLcy. Clerk.
Lodge No. IOls. ii"rn Brot'r, hood of America
Regular meetings the 3ri! ,ntw1,!'y night ~ each
month. w. G!.Fos, fr'S!i"'i.
JACos p. SoHMITrEE, Secretary.
W. C.. T.. U.-Hects t,r:y wednesday aI;ci
ended to all. MRs. ! W. rHn'rnLu Trcs.
MRS. Cora SGIAT"k", Res. Scey.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
Rock Island Time Card,

WI ST BOIND DEPARTS
No. -, DtilN LIMITED Kansas
City, Colorado Springs. Pu-
eblo and Texas points. ,..4:07 a. IN,
No. %, Daily I.ocal-Kaasas
City, and all intermediate
points. Also all points west
?! hours to Denver. ..., :. 3:i5 p. NJ.
EAST BOCHD DErARrS
No, 2S, Daily, Limited 81,
Louis and all points east Il 30 a. m.
No, q, Daily, Local ST. Gouis
intermediate points and all
points east ........:".i2:i6 p, nj.
For sleeping car reservations, tickets, etc.
apply to any'Rock Island ticket agent.
No, 81, local freight west bound, de
parts at 80 a. III. No 50, local freighS,
east hoaud departs at s,i5 a. III.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28

y ~. m. and 1880 .. ~. Sr'ld"y "rir'"I ~. S..n - i"'
Pr,yrr iusetinE WtdiIGNiay .N"ir.-.
REv. VI. g. lKSEaY. Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY school az $3.50 every sunday n0rn!"E. .
II 4. A3krI, -upt.
Baptist. Church Preaching every S'H'
dag a. II y. M AID q =. N. Business r""iing ~
,ttafupy h, for" tine 4ii SUNDAY a i"s' =. Ia ~ul,
t'y school - $50 u. IN. anil j. ~. 4. "!7Hhp "a.
every sunday. k%y 4. Il. i"rr.u, Pastor
Christian Church sunday school every SUNDAY al
J.3OR. IN. HunV MIrrFr, superintendent.
II. rH,il'S ". /. onur,- ltnlrr-l' rir,"n,nH At
i ", ~. ,ni isH y. I'D. !. AMI Jr' -'ns9asr IL "r'l
m"'tb. pr,y.r a~n"-l'ul every thnr-'a: cfcnin@
sunday scnoul at . q. 4. 81. r.cry -rudaS.
REV, FiHiHRp Kusu. fastoI
Cpiprri DIrt,,t 'hlr,u- Preaching II II u ~. nn,
$50 ,. 10. r,";y -AI '.I ~ SUNDAY ~ o"cI m"ut',
. I. 4. '.,'n"y ","t.'-s;Iy EVENING az ,:~. sun
Ia! school at 4hop y. .,-ry a,t1s.
ENV, q. WATTS, Pastor
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
A Ccntented Woman

is always found in the sauie house with
Billiards. Snow Eminent. Y keeps ev.
cry member Of the family fee from
aches and pairr, it heals cntg, burns and
scalds and cures rheumatism, neuralgia,
lumbsgo and muscular SORENESS and
stiffness. 25c, 5Oc aud 81 GOA bottle,
Sold by Globe Drug store.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
For Representative.

WE are authorized To- announce the following
candidate, for the oGe" of Representative Of
siorgan County, sulj,c, to the decision of the
Republican voter, at primary election to be
'cld TUESDAY, August , l'lo,
CAlT. J. {. L.EGI.I>E.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
For Collector,

WE are Authorized 10 announce the following
candidates for tie Office OF Collector Of Morgan
county, on the Republican ticket, subject to the
decision OF the Republican voters Mt primary
a%lectiont to be held Tuesday. August :, 1910.
CHAS. y WILSON.
LEWIS {. slEGI.E.
GEORGE II HUBBARD,
uERMAN MEIER, Florence.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
For County Clerk.

WE are authorized to announce the following
candidates for the Office Of County Clerk of Nor
gan County, OH the Republican ticket. subject to
NJ decision Of the Republican voters at primary
election to lie held tuesday, August End, 1910.
T. FORNEY BERKsTKESSER.
LEWIS LUMTEE.
HENRY l.. kECCk.
WILLIAM u. OL.NEY, Syracuse.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
For Probate JUDGE.

WE arc Authorized to announce the following
candidates for the Office Of Probate Judge of
Morgan County, On the Republican ticket. sub
ject TO the decision OF the Republican voters at
primary election to he hsld Tuesday. Aug 2. 1910
J. W. McCL.Fl.LAND.,
II. Il. NEVILLE
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
DIRECTORY.

TrMFs or HoLDrsa GOWN.
Circuit coult-srd Monday In April and 2nd Mon.
lay In august and December.
Probate court 2nd Monday In February. May and
Nov"nber. and 9Th MontI.y In bugrrt.
County court-fir-t Monday In February. May.
August and November,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28

Perhaps disc elton is the better part
Of valor because it has a commercial
value.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
Announcements.
For Circuit Clerk and Recorder.

WE are authorized to announce the ollowing
., ldidates 70, the office of Circuit Clerk and
Recorder Of Morgan County. on the Republican
ticket. subject 10 the decision Of the Republican
voters at primary election to be held Tuesday.
August md no.
J, 7 MAYEIEi.D.
PRANK A. BREMER.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
The Ever.Faithful Ore.

An employee Of a railroad entering
Pittsburg proved his devotion and
fidelity TO his employers interests re-
Gently In striking manner.
The man lives on Mount Washing.
ton and Is conductor. He also is a
hard worker. and this is probably the
reason Re fell asleep in his church
several Sundays ago. His wife was
mortified when rewholders near by
set their gaze on the form Of her
sleeping hubby and smiled.
The wife could stand this no long.
er. and with all her strength punched
her husband In the ribs with her Ell.
bow. Quick as Lightning the man
sat bolt upright and his voice rang
out clearly:
Tickets, please"
Maybe this Is the reason the man
has been absent from Sabbath serv.
ices for several Sundays.-Pi,tsburg
Times.Gazette.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
sanitarIum a Good One.

The Sterling Sanitarium is probably
a place that no well person wants to go,
but on the other hand when you, your
relation or friend gets sick it is GER
tainly comforting thing to know where
you can take them and be sure that they
will have the very best of care and that
nothing will have to be spared in either
convenience Of equipment or the: lack
of best physicians and nurses in their
behalf. While in Sterling last week it
was my pleasure to accept an invitation
from DR.. j. A. Strong to go through the
Sanitarium and have the different de-
partments explained to me. The doctor
took me from his office to the patients
rooms and kitchen and from there to
the operating room, that are all equip
ped with all the best and latest equip
ment. that can be found only in the
larger and most up-to-date hospitals;
the operating room being strictly san
itary in every respect.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
GIadstone's UnforscttltIc Face.

Who can ever forget that un.orgat.
table face OF Gladstone-the beakei,
strong. and yet perfectly proportoEed
nose. giving with its slight aGuilin!ty
an Impression OF strength, OF DONNA.
tioa. and Of scorn; the face white rs
Ivory and yet not fragile: the large
sinuous mouth. that seemed TO be rs
quick TO express every emotion ms
though 1t were an Acolian harp: the
strong. square chin; the eyes, bril-.
liant and shining. aad as pure black
rs a piece OF coal shining In the dark.
ness: and. lastly. the melodious voice
that could give every tone. every half.
tone. every sen!quever OF long gamui
OF perfect elocut!on? And then the
wondrors vitality OF the man. ]
would give word OF counsel to young
orators. which Is that their effective.
ness In speech. as In every other pur.
suit OF life. Is largely dependent on
their state Of health. have seen
very fine speakers quite ineffective.
below their ordinary level. simply be.
cause they were tired md their vital.
ty was exhausted. To be able to vi
tSlize others you must be vital your.
self: and part. at leaS. Of the
enormous power Of Gladstone ns a
speaker was that inexhaustib!e
strength OF lung and limb and nerve
which lay behind that strangely raliid
and white skin.-T. P. O'Conncr, in
London 7. P.'s Weekly.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
DIDN'T KNOW He RESIGNED
Oliver. Trick by Which His GnerIes
believed Russian Of His
Office,

a,i The car recently accepted the res!g.
nation Of NJ. VeritelnikoK. governor Of
kostroma. The event excited some
surprise. as the governor was thor.
ough paced react!onary and noted
for his zeal in crushing out any
manifestations Of progressive life
10 the government over which no ruled.
No reason for his resignation could
De adduced. and It remained mystery.
The riddle Is now solved. 1t appears
that NJ. Veritelnikofi was SO occupied
that be often signed documents
brought to him by his subordina.es
without troubling to read them. Ia.
king advantage OF this. one of bis
enemies secured bis signature to q
letter. which was dispatched to the
ministry OF the interior. and caused
such establishment that a telegram
was sent to Kostroma ordering the
governor TO come immediately TO st.
Petersburg.
When NJ. Veritelnikon arrived the
letter was handed TO him. To his ut.
ter surprise. 1t contained his rcsigna.
ton. He read with amazemen, such
passages as: Il am absolutely no use
and incapable Of ruling the govern.
ment conflded to me-" followed by
confession OF failure and the state.
ment: Il have made a mass Of blum.
ders." But he could not dispute that
the signature at the end OF the letter
vas his.
Re owned that he often sisned M.
pers without knowing their contents.
and had sufficient sense of humor to
tender bis resignation on the spot. Tn.
der the circumstances NJ. Stolyplp
cotAd do nothing but advise the car
TO accept It.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
lora scrpentlne Wharf.

One Of the longest wharves in the
world. almost a mile in length. or TO
be exact. 400 feet. is at Port Los
Angeles. Cal. It extends into the Pa,
cific In n long serpentine curve.
The reason for this construction is
that It offers better resistance to the
strong currents md the buffe,lngs OF
tie waves than II It were perfectly
straight. Until the nearby harbor OF
San Pedro was developed by the fed.
eral government the big Ghar, at Por,
Los Angeles was a very busy place.
but OF late 1t Is comparatively sci.
dem used except by the Japanese fish.
ermen. who have formed colony
along the adjacent Notwithstanding
American.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

l.. A. Whittier was a passenger to
Sterling today.
F. W. Winkler's father arrived here
Tuesday for short visit.
J. Fenton and wife were Stonehsm
visitors Friday of last week.
w. NJ. Truxaw and 7. L. Kruger
were passengers to Sterling Saturday.
Miss Fay Stephens returned the latter
part of last week from visit in Sterl-
ing.
Rene Forsberg was a passenger to
Sterling Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day.
l.. Allen drove to Fort Morgan Sum-
day for a short visit with his family
there.
f. w. Winkler will leave tomorrow
for Denver, where he will spend the
winter.
G. A. Honnold passed through here
Tuesday on his way from Sterling to
Cheyenne.
Mrs. Reed and daughter Mabel re-
turned Monday from weeks visit with
friends at Sterling.
Ted Worsfold returned Wednesday
from Greeley where he has been trans
acting business.
Gottlieb Fritz, Gus Raasch. Frank
Fritz and Fred Nieman were Fort
Morgan visitors last Tuesday.
Henry Ficken and Martin Hansen
were passengers to Cheyenne Satur-
day, returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Stephens and little
daughters, Raymer and Sara, left last
week for an extended visit at LaSalle,
Colorado.
A. D. Jackson came up from Sterling
yesterday and went out to John Linger-
balls where he has some potatoes that
he will dig before returning.
Mrs. J. J. Dvorak of Omaha arrived
here last Friday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Mary A. Novak.
E. @. Bly, Of Lincoln. Nebraska came
last Saturday for an extended visit at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. S. P.
Majors. He expects to locate here and
will move his family here in the spring.
Uncle Jno. Lamar of Elmo, Mo-, ar
rived here last Tuesday for a visit with
l.. c. Loveail, and will go from here to
Keota for visit with his daughter.
He likes this country fine and thinks it
has great prospects for the future.
c. H. Scott and son came in Monday
with their immigrant car and are now
moving onto their claim. Mr.. Scott
brought the car from Iowa to Sterling
and the son who has been going to school
joined him there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Arlington and
daughter Mabel, A. f. Pischel. George
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
WANTED, FOR SALE AND ETC.

STRAYED-a brown mare colt, two
years old, weight about nine hundred
Anyone knowing her whereabouts.
please leave word at This office, &C.
II. Scott, owner.
LOST-a brown collie pup Saturday or
Sunday at Rayn'er. Anyone knowing
its whereabouts, please leave word at
this Offices. P. Majors, owner.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
Strain on tho Mind.

That the average human mind and
body are unequal to the strain OF a
long continuance OF drcam.genins nc.
uyity Is evident from the mcnta, and
physical weariness which follow I'M
unconscious exercise OF hypernormal
rowers. One avakes from sleep men.
tally fn'lgued. and often In n condition
o: nervous strain, which makes brain
work difficult or impossible. May 1t
not be that We have here an explnpu.
tion OF the patholoSist's dictum that
genius Is akin to madness?-W. A.
Du;t In London T. P.'y Weekly.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
At BUCKINGHAM AND VICINITY
Mrs. .. q. Potter Reports onco q Wook
for tho Boncfit Of Readers
Of This Paper.

Mr.. F. NJ. Hennis was at Cheyenne
on business Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. DeFord was a business call
er at Sterling Thursday.
George Kinney and family moved in
to the Samuel Potter, jr cabin Wednes-
day and will occupy it until he gets his
house built. He starts Monday to build.
John Diggans was a Raymer caller
Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Potter and son, and Miss
Myrtle Silvis were callers at Keota Sat
unay.
George Kinney and family spent Sun
day with E. |. Seavy at Raymer.
Mrs. F. M. Hennis visited friends at
Sterling Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Hammond was a business caller
at Keota Saturday.
Mr.. Dotty and Peterson from Sidney,
Nebraska are here with locaters.
Harry Dotty is here building on his
claim east Of Buckingham.
Chas. DeFord filed on homestead
this last week in section %, range s IS.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

l.. c. Lovea! is having quite serious
time supplying the demands of the Poop
lie with fresh meats. Those fine juicy
steaks, roasts, and boils, are highly APP
preciated, after so much ham and ham.
and then a piece OF bacon. Wednesday
Lovcall had beef ordered to come up
from Sterling and for some reason it
did not get here. The consequence is
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

Kellner. Mani QUICKER and Immigrant
car came in yesterday from vesda Ne
braska. Mr.. Arlington and pPischel
have claims near here and have come
to hold them down.. Mrs, A. E. Pischel
came as far as Sterling and layed over,
for q few days. si ,
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

McEvoy & Dugan are selling fresh
fruits, candies, groceries, cigars, dishes,
tinware, dry goods. gents furnishings,
feed, hardware, wire and implements
at prices that cannot be surpassed any
where along the line. Try them.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
There is over three thousand acres Of
fan wheat, out near here and the most
Of it is up in nice shape.

We wish 10 announce to patrons that
we are at all times prepared to sell you
all kinds Of wire, staples, posts and all
kinds OF building material at right
prices. Buckingham Lumber Co.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

Fred Stephenson is making good head
way on his two-story hardware store,
but is missing good many sales that
he could Of had, if the building could
have been pushed little harder.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

The German Nurseries and Seed house
Of Beatrice, Nebraska are prepared to
sell you those trees, seeds, and plants
to put out in the spring. Be sure and
send for their free illustrated catalog.
Envelopes for sale ut this Office.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

When you want those letter heads,
envelopes, statements or cards printed,
remember that our plant is new and
our prices reasonable.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
sasssrptsa $3.50 per year lar,tty ia ,arsx..

En,s|ei as seeond-c!ass matter June 10, 1910. at
the Idston'fe a. New Raymcr. Colorado. under
the az. OF March 9. 1879.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13
The Remedy,

"She wants TO be sister to met
you can easily get her out Of that
notion."
"Howw
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1910.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Arlington and
daughter Mabel, A. f. Pischel, George
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

Chas. DeFord filed on homestead
this last week in section %. range s IS.
The Raymer enterprise., 1910-10-13

Urea. he- q. you w.uld g sister"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-03
LABOR SUFFERS MOST

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