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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-31
HEALTH GIVING JOBS


and Salt Miners 20 Cclde,
Breweries and tauneries aad print
ing Ink factories CONFER exemption
from b beScnlosli and eiuplcyes "
ttEentine factogies meyer have rheu-
inailsnll say IaFpets Weekly eggs
pef mining excludes ia { ssibllits
Uphold among te WORKERS
Shepherds enioy srsrnar abse heath
The edo odcf 81 sheep appe ars ~
exerotse some Influence tending V
TIE prsYention Of disfase Sheep NE
especially good toF whcopiRg cough
So that IN a sheep country when .
5cbildsis taken down With that laas
iadY3it IS the custom for n enioth!sglfl
io;;put 1t among tie sheep TO play;
Thsfaext day, 1t issaid, the child VIII.
be well.
Men and women working IN 5laye1-
derSwhather gathering or distilling u.
tire said never to suffer from men.
ralga or nervous head ache Layea-
der, moreover, Is as coed as q sea
voyage for giving tone to The system.
Persons suffering frol1 nervous
BREAKDOWN frequently give tseIr ser
vices gratis to lavender pants IN, or
derthat they may build up their vital
lily.
Salt miners can wear sumner
clothes IN blizzard weather without
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CORNER stone OF
G0llRED CHURCH
LAID WITH BEAUTIFUL ExERcls.
Es-REv. s. A. VIRGIL DELIVERS
ELOQUENT AND LOGICAL ORA
TloN-MANY WHITE PEOPLE
WITNESS cEREMNlEs.,

Htsa -. Htaa. sllt. ~
With imnressive exercises attended
hy nearly az many white peoble as
n ns the cornerstone OF the. new
ca nm coloped trinity M p, church
was laid YESTERDAY afternoon. The
1rnvra nine was begun at $3.50 o'clock
a prysl Il r1ss after Eve o'clock before
tba hsreSiction was offered during
aII this time there were few TO leave
the scene and tile hest OF respect and
order nreyailed ire majority OF those
nresent standing during the entire ex-
cisss !.
The LAYING Of the cornerstone was
IN charge Of the Meridian lodge, No.
"a Ar e. a. M. which organization
mat ~ thair hall At three O'Clock and
marcIed to- the new church headed
INV the' Fairmont colored band. The
members Of the lodge were dressed
IN mi reqalia and made an excellent
onnearanee
Tho ceramonies were onenefl Nv the
Row g p Vast NJ Clarksburg. of.
erinp nrayer followed by the con-
gregottan singing aI,Loye Thy King.
dom ! ord . The Rev. G. @. Gill, B.
n %nastor NJ the church. gave a bis.
torIcaI sketch of the organization OF
tSa church here and description Of
the new edifice
the Rev Josenh II Jenkins OF
clarEshmrg then Introduced the Rev.
9. 4 Vireil n plttsbnrg who made
tba S,,n o,n.l oddress por tbe occasion.
He e one n the mast brilliant and.
,oifted nagro mint orators ever heard
IN tbis mart n 'the country. and for
neorlv an honr he nonred forth logic
anJ sloanencaV keepins his audience
sne,,! noHnS with Sia oretorical effnrts.
IL H. toId me coIorSa hrethern a few
things that we're from the shoulder,
MT m,ncinp words IN expressing his
h oy on tho race question saving
that s anvi community would respect the
yneero inst az much as he had respect
Sor S,mself and the only way "under
Gods canopy,' was to lead a good,
moral nure Christian life. that be.
oansa tbjs WAS "Trea American Il did
no mesn that tbe "know.all negro
o az, ulolota tho laws with impur.
Nv. disregard the oplnion OF the
n1hiIc and then. imagine that the
pso"Ia at large sbonld respect him.
g.op ae,d that th,s church now being
bn,lt was mt To he looked upor as a
put's 'SsssS - -. 800 90 X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-31
DIXIE owners
''LNRIGI''
DEAL D EosE1 ON sAIyR VI
EVENING soPtl J. n
q VA devil Us 81 oTl ON PIC tl7E
HOUSE CHAN GES Han lE!lsl
Il PUT; ON FIR SIC ASS ATTRA cI-

deal was contaminated on Satlf4
day evening whereby the owner OF the
Dixie theatre took over the vic
Theatre and will conduct the house In
the future, commencing with Today :
matinee.
It isunRuthorit ively stated thai the
deal had been pending FOR some time
ana was finally closed after eonsId.
cradle negotiation. The Lyric Will
continue to be operated as q yaudes
yille-motion picture house and It lis
said that q special eftoft VIII be- made
to have the very best attractions in
vaudeville and make the houseon the
Sun Brothers circuit which IL has
been on for the past several months.
The best motion pictures obalnable
Will be shown at the Lyric, which
has been one Of the most successful
play houses In this section since its
establishment and even with themueh
opposition this summer 1t has met
with o fair patronage though the
price OF admission for adults was
higher than any other local house.
The new owners Of the Lyric will
start of this evening with an excells
emf bill+an exceptionally good one,
the vaudeville attraction being the
Richard and Watson musical, talking
and dancing team, which is said to
be one Of the best teams on heyaude
willie stage today, They, man aud wife
arrived in Falrmont early this morn
ing from Clearfield, Pa, where they
played packed house nightly last
week.
The motion pictures this evening
are of unusual merit, the headliner,
"The Baseballs Stars from Bingvilie. Z
That's some ball team, and know
lit will be amusing If its from Bling
willie. There are three other pictures
Ito be shown aside from an illustratedJ
song by MO. B. Stanley. Matinee
and evening performance every day.
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q A % " J. j. .I'
No one can say where It origi.
mated but there is a superstition to.
the effect that when a woman gives,
birth 10 a man child all her worries.
Tor the fcture cease, He will grow
Up manly and strong, and proteets
OF, and watch over her, and call
ier Little Mother sossAs slaves foJ;.
( ;ilnsaIl through life, and sgr soon al X
d baa.GsoSSn to manhood he forget
ii abolt nor need az him. anil BET
sshssp.i Ven
The Impulse len NJ. cntton price
by tlies Antef lraf 'igllil VAR brought
iatge nreia 81 hind a Turkey nnder
cotton cultivation, and the product.
ION foso In 1866 TO 229.ooQ bales.
Since 1850 # has 1ucmaied between
"a. 600 and 10000 bales.
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ONCE or THE CONSOLIDATION
COAL COMPANY.

Baltimore, Nd, July 18th, l9ll.
The Board Of Directors has declared
sthe regular quarterly dividend Of one
ana one.half per cent. az per cent?
al ifs capital stock, payable July Slst,
1Sif, to the stockholders Of RECORD
al teh close Of business July I'D, 1911,
aiids also declared a quarterly dividend
II one and ona.half per cent. (1h per
Cents on the subscription receipts
sioF stock carrying dividends declared
after January S1st, 1911, payable July
4 aist 1911, to the holders OF record
the close Of business July SSd,
.lsits
Tfansfer books will remain open.
niyldend checks Will be mailed.
7, K. STUART,
Assistant Treasurer.
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MANY NEW AUTOS /.
BEING BOUGHT HERE
STANDARD GARAGE COMPANY RE.
cEIVEs THREE "PAcKARDs" FOR
LOCAL MEN-NEW PLACE DO
ING BIC BUSINESS.

Last week the Standard Garage
Company, Madison street, received
three OF the finest and most costly au:
tomobiles to be purchased In this sec
ton this season.
The buyers were ]. e. Watson, N.
L. Hutchinson and Fl. L. Heintzelman,
all OF this city. The cars are Pack
ards. and cost close to $4,000 each.
There are a number of other Pack
ards" to be received by the Standard
Company In the next few weeks for
local persons. With these machines
1t will bring the "Packards" up to the
largest number of autos Of any one
make in Falrmont proper, II not In
Marion county,
The Standard Company only enter
ed into business here a few months
ago in their new garage-one of the
finest and largest in the state-and
have enjoyed a splendid trade. Last
week the building each night was
filled 10 Its capacity with cars, 1t he,
ing crowded several nights with fully
score Of machines. The company
has two autos for hire which are near
ly always In use while the other ma.
chimes are owned by individuals and
kept at the garage.
The company has sold large num-
ber4o OF autos this summer and, accord
ing TO one Of the membersiot the firm
the fall business outlook Is large: n
addition to being agents for the we'll
known PACKARD the company mas
the agency Tor the Speed we'll
.;sNestcpttIs and overland cars
many 81 which are 10 De seen IL TINS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-31
AINNlo,,tINcEMENTI

Three big features of next Sundays
New York World that should not be
overlooked are as follows: The words
and music oil. the new, great song init"
oof .The Hen Pecks" which starts
playing next week at the Broadway
Theatre, New York city; a complete
detective story "a Modern Delllall,s
by e. Phillips oppenheim, Americas
t'Conan Doyle, and My Adventures
With the Queen of fhe Copnterfeiters
and Her Gang by Chief EFlynnsof the
United States Secret Service Z ,.sl Z
a To make sure OF getting them order
the Sunday World in advance.
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'uNDERWENT OPERATION
FOR APPENDICITIS.


Master Rohetr Walson, the small
son Of Nj. and Mrsl j. y, Watson nm
derttht an operation Tor appendicitis
6n sunday al the home Of his parents
Oh Faitmont avenue. the operation
III fiornie, by BIT stewart, Of New
4 INSISTED 81 hrs b, w. and u,
b. H6ward 81 tilis ely, Master Rob
efl resting comfortably today
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B|IJLI. DOCS
.<INGMoNTs TEAM is vANouIsHED
BY THE DETERMINED NINE
FROM WATSON.

The fast team from Klngmont
proved unequal to the determined
bunch from Watson. The game yes
terday resulted in q victory for the
West Fork bunch by the score of 6 to
S. The batteries were sypult and
Thompson for the Bull Dogs; Luzad-
der and Michael for Kingmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-31
RouP AMONG CHICKENS.

Chicken fanciers are having seri,
ous time with roup among their fowls.
The disease SENS to be stubborn and
does not yield readily TO the usual.
remedies applied.
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POPE Plus HAS PAINTING
SPELL ON SUNDAY
Extreme Weakness Causes Much An
xlety-offclals Says He 10 Not
y ~ s4 Ynn;kteatIv III ne5 III
INV ITniteti ! pressl

ROME, July ST. Pope Plus x. Is
very weak today. He had faintlng
spell yesterday but rallied quickly.
Extreme weakness has caused anxiety
but the official reports from the va.
tican continue 10 sayftIlat his not crit
ical. X
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.NoTLcE..

7 Sealed bids will be lreeeiyedby the
County Road Epginee until 12m. Aug.
3. 1911, for the delivering OF brick
from the cars on Hickman Run track
along the proposed line of paving on
Hickman Run Specifications can be
had at the County Road Engineers
Office,
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peeds Recorded.


record Saturday In the clerks once
81 Tie Marion county court:
Omar Suzlitl and Sarah, his wire,
10 Andrew Biddle, lot in Takesville.
c6asisi sratl Ion. s75,
I5atfei Davis and Barsheba, his
t9iie 70 SValter s; Furbee, four acres
iIlStiie town Of Harrington. Consider
ation, 5000.
IleInY WI Davis and Martha b., his
VIE. 10 alter s, Furbee, same as
aboSe Consideration, 5000. 4
Artie d. Parrish and AIDA NJ his
gfife; 10 Is. /. Davis and Laura L. Hoi
sbeft lots Nos. 9 and 10 in Parrish
addition ID the town of. Monongah.
Gohside ration, S215.
Ffed IN. Bartlett and Halle B, his
wilsl t6 ~; D. Smith. lot No. /, block
ih Baffett,s addition to the town
HoiBho%i Consideration, $685..
ans Nu9lm to Cornelius H.
ieFet Fiji. lot No. is in block No. 80 in
lid il ifmont Development Co.'s addi-
lion Ia the city Of Fairmont. Consid.
Grafton, IS and sother conveyances OF
title,
yeftIe i. Holt and Clyde s., her hus-
hind is Cornelius II: Meredith, lot
lioS s7f III Monongahela Industrial
eotnapry's addition to the city OF
iaifm6Iit Confederation, 5000.
Joanna Heck TO Philip Heck, rs
SEfas an land IN Pawpaw district.
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Big reduction on Dining Tables at
J. H. snider's. st
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Work is now progressing on the
construction q TIE PAM american Rail
way, immense quantities Of mat erial.
having been and being landed at N ont
eyideo. The sgenetai mana ser ates
that he hopes ID luatfg iirate the first
section Between tiiiraziio and ilritliss
lad, withinghSs nontha
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Marirauel Licenses.

ME following marriage licenses
ware issued by.clerk Philips Of the
scoInty court Saturday: -
Gaetano3 Garoialo, of Fairmont 20,
todaria Jerardo, 81, of Barrackville.
William :Mulligan, 81, Of Marshall
county, TO Emma Cartwright, Is, Of
Iatnington.
Edward 4, Hardway. 81, Of Fair.
mont to Ella Hughes, 80, Of Barns.
YIlle. usAiaa
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AfaSe your adverfismg worthy OF
our store ind your store worthy OF
Your adgeEIislns
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Big reduction on Bunetts atJ. II:
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s. IA, sEUTTLEW0RTH,
County Road Eng.
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20 For Fancy Imported China
.OSlC Cups aud saaeers Worth
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az For extra size peeofoied
ZOE Punch Bowls. gorIl soc
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q 4 \ For Eadiesl Flne Gaize'
~ Az Vests. Nofsa ap e. &c.
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- For Red OF Blue Table
lSC DamasK Worth
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10 For s gallon Stone Water
I26E Coolers Worth ls50:
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q no For Ghild, Is colIapsihlie Rub
40 Der Tired 90 Carts Worth
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~ ~ yard Tor sInbleaelled
n Nv Fine Shooting Worth ioc.
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VS. { O. !
3gc ifens under
An sizes
sale prize
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-20
Blaze Had Lasted Iona.

A delegation Of officials OF fire dc.
partments Of western cities was on n
visit to fire headquarters in New York
city few days ago and their talk
turned upoon big fires In their expert.
ence.
I'VE had big fire In our city n
few years ago. The blaze wasn't en-.
tIrely extinguished for nearly a week.
said one Of the visitors.
a week may seem long In some
cases. but we had fire In this city
that was not oxtinguished In two
years." said Commissioner Waldo with
a smile.
TT was only the other day that |
ordered n fireboat up to Rikers IT,.
land In the East River to throw water
on a fire that started two years ago.
The fire was in the ground that had
been reclaimed from the water by
dumping cinders and other refuse
from the city. In spite Of the rains
and water the underground fire has
persisted. The reduction Of the Gin.
doris and refuse TO ashes has caused
the ground to sink"
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-20
An Old legend.

The legend Of the live toad imprls.
oned In n solid block OF coal or stone
dies hard. II Is to be feared that many
who distrust some OF the startling as.
scrtions Of science arc quite ready to
receive this myth. The latest evidence
Of this extraordinary example Of cred
ulity comes from l<icestershIre. II Is
reported that resident. while break
Ing lump OF coal, saw "a live, half
grown toad fall out on Its back. |
called the attention Of my nelghbors to
II, nnd I thought II was dead. but In
few minutes It began to move about,
so took care OF II, and have II now,
as well as the piece OF coal. There Ia
cavity In the coal where Il lay. !
can vouch for It's genuineness. Dun
dee Advertiser.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-20
ORIGIN. OF A SLANG PHRASE
"6uehouse" Started When a Telegraph
Operator Found His Apparatus
Short-Cireuted by a Bug.

Slang the German word for snake,
creeps Into our language In spite of our
vigilance" writes correspondent OF
the New York World ITO Illustrate:
Some five or six years ago n certain
telegraph operator. Joe Lilly. In large
Baltimore Office, called up Cincinnati
by telegraph. but could not make him.
self understood. although he could cas-,
lily understand the message sent him.
Then he called up other cities with the
same result. Evidently something was
wrong. so he notified the electrician,
who on opening the box containing the
transmitting apparatus found bug
which In the course Of It's wanderlust
had short-circuted the machine.
THE other operators gave the victim
n horse laugh for having a 'bughouse'
transmitter. Even the messengers nc.
cused each other Of being 'bughouse.
and inside OF an hour 1t was flashed
from one city to another. But after n
while a race OF employees. sprang up
who know not Joseph. aud to these the
word 'bughouse' conveyed not much
meaning.
Gould 'bughouse' compete with
crazy? Well. for time. 'bughousc'
had crazy beaten. but a reaction set In
when some m!screant composed the
dltty. I May Be Crazy. But Amt No
Fool That put quietus on bug
housc'-a consummation deyoutly &c
be wished"
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Forest View Items.

Spcc''l Correspondent.
Smiling! smiling! .'.
Who is smiling? '.r
Everybody is smilinr. -. t
The crops are just looking fine and
everybody is busy. -
Mrs. Norton and daughter Pearl ro-
turned to HASTINGS. Nch.. after a few
weeks visit with their son and brother,
l.. J. Norton.
Mrs. Geo. Miller is painting their
house this week.
r. D. Eddy called on Uncle Joe Sat.
urday evening.
Orren Robertson is taking a couple
of weeks vacation.
Mrs. G. Meachem called on Mrs. T.
Mattix and Mrs. Lauer last week.
Orrcn Robertson and Ed Smith went
fishing also last week.
A. Fike and son Jess. Uncle Joe
and James Tighe started Tuesday for
Fort Collins for work.
No water in H. d. Eddv's Reservoir
vet; it will have to rain harder.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-20
SIMPLlFIED SPELLING IS BAD
May Be More Logical and Phonetic
But offcnds Taste Of Majority
Of Intelligent People.

We cheerfully and gladly print, In
his own incorrect spelling. Mr.. An.
drew Carnegle's nnimadversions upon
the Times "old fogy" orthography.
The clothing of men and women Is
Incorrect as 1t falls to follow the Gus.
tom OF the. majority Of the most re-
spected wearers OF clothing. Usage
not logic or even convenience. is the
criterion in dress. The usage Of a
majority OF the best speakers and
writer's determines how language
should be spelled. Judged bv this
standard, the simpliled spelling
which Mr.. Carnegie affects in his let.
ter to the Times may be more log.
ical, more phonetic more economical
than the accepted forms, but he will
have to confess that It Is incorrec.
and mcouth. 1t ofyends tho taste OF
the majority Of intelligent readers
and writer's.
Mr.. Carnegie should not blame the
teachers Mt Wellesley for enforcing
the dictionary spellings in the com,
positions OF It's students. There nre
plenty Of good abstract reasons why
the young women at Wellesley. and.
In fact. all women, should don trou.
sers rs better suited to freedom OF
movement than the cumbersome skirt
and pptticoot In thic mnttar tho ra
formers OF dress have all the argn.
ments on their side, and Mr. Carnegie.
we presume. would confess his preIu.
dice In respect of custom and usage.
A newspapers business Is the gath.
er!ng and printing news. In convey.
Ing the news It would not afrront It's
thousands OF readers.-New York
Times.
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NOTICE OF CONTEXT.
lFor Publlca,ioa.y


Department. Of tho interior,
United States Land Office Sterling. Colorado,
June q. 1911.
To Thomas Dean Of Sterling. Colo. Con,es.ec:
You are hereby notified that Oscar Croekae.t
who gives Highland Lake. Colorado. as his post.
office address. did on June 18TH 1911. file in this
Office his duly corroborate application to contest
and secure the cancellation Of your homestead.
Entry No. 0llSsl. Serial No. 0ll39l made March
2nd. 1910. for SEl.I Section II. Township Z N.
Range 56 W.. of the 9Th principal Meridian and as
grounds for his contest he alleges that the said
Thomas Dean has never established or maintained
n bona tide residence on said land from date Of
entry to the present time and has wholly nband-
oned the same for more than 10 months last past.
and hus wholly failed to cultivate or improve any
Of said land. and that all Of said conditions exist
at the present time.
You are, therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will Ike taken by this office as hay.
ing been confessed by you. and your said entry
will b. cancelled hereunder without your further
right 10 be heard therein, either before this office
on appeal. il you fail to file in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication Of
this notice. as shown below. your answer. under
oath, specifically meeting and responding to these
allegations Of contest. or II you fail within that
time to file in this Office due proof that you have
served n copy Of your answer on the said contest.
ant either in person or by registered mail II this
service is made by the delivery Of u copy Of your
answer to the contestant in person. proof of such
service must be either the said contestant written
knowledgment Of his receipt Of the copy. show
ing the date Of its receipt, the affidavit Of the
person by whom the delivery was made stating
when and where the copy was delivered. II made
by registered mail proof Of such service must
consist Of the affidavit Of the person by whom the
, copy was mailed stating when and the postoiiicc
to which it was mailed. and this affidavit must le
accompanied By the postn,aster's receipt for the
letter.
You should state in your answer the name Of
the posto,licc to which you desire future notices
". II. POUND. Register
First publication June 10Th. 1911.
Second publication July 9Th. 1911.
Third publication July 18th. 1911.
Fourth publication July Goth. 1911.
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Notice For Publication.
NubliAhcr, $,

l.. A. S. publiAhcr) Serial Oil013
Department u the Interior.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
June II. 1911.
NOTICE Is hereby given that BENJAMIN +. Par.
mcntcr, Of S,oncham, Colorado. who on February
18th. 1910 made homestead entry. No. OllU73 for
SWl-i, Section ~. Township . n. Range Is W.
sth principal Meridian has filed motto. oi intention
10 make final communication Proof. Ia establish
claim To the land above described before Register
and Receiver, a, Sterling Colorado. on the list
day Of September 1911.
Claimants names as witnesses:
Murray II, Sheldon. Of S,oncham. Colorado.
Lester X, Lowdcr of Stoncham. Colorado,
Aiya Fischer II Sterling. Colorado
George r. Slocum. Of Stoncham, Colorado.
J22-sy.J.s-i3-2o. ". II. POUND. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-20

c. 4. Carlson came in the office We'd.
nesday and renewed his subscription
to The Enterprise. In the course Of a
conversation he told US that he was al.
so n subscriber to the paper that was
published here some sixteen years ago.
Mr.. Carlson Is an old resident Of this
part Of the country and says that he
has seen some mighty good wheat
raised in and about Raymcr. He also
said that he has u copy Of the above
mentioned paper and will bring II in so
we can publish some Of the items for
the benefit Of our readers.