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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-05-11
Election Of Officers

The following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
President. r. F. Barden, Lake City;
first vice president. T. L. Clarke, Mon
ticello; second vice president, Carl
Warfield, Fernandina: third vice presi-
dent S y. Woods, DeLand; fourth vice
president. ]. NJ. Harvey. Milton; fifth
vice president. +. 3. Walter, Jackson
Vile: secretary and treasurer, G. r. De-
Saussure, Jacksonville. Executive COM
mittee: ]. \. Griffin. Tampa; f. Mizell.
Fernandina: y. f. Perry, Charles Chest
nut and II. q. Arid, Jacksonville.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-05-11

Our line of cutlery. scissors ana
articles for the manicure table will
appeal to you. See them at the court
Pharmacy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-05-11

We serve Welch's Grape Juice and
serve it right. TOO. at our fountains. All
sizes by the bottle The Post ONCE
Drug Stores
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LIVELY SCRAP IN TENNESSEE
Account of "caIf Killer or
Dug HIP Battle-Twenty Cut
OF 72 Get Away.

l have never read an account Of
what Is known as the Calf Killer
or Dug Hill battle" in White county.
Tennessee. l don't recollect the date
OF the battle. but it was some time in
1864. Seventy-two Of us followed
Champ Ferguson, the noted guerrilla,
all day until about four O'Clock in the
evening, and they set trap for US,
and we didn't do thing but ride into
1t. ] and two more comrades were ad-
vance guards. and we were some four
hundred yards in advance, writes
John W.. Clark. bugler, First Tennes-
see NJ. T. D., In the National Tribune.
As we We're riding along at ease.
noticed fresh horse tracks In the road.
| locked up the road about one hun
dred yards. and saw two Johnnies sit
ting on their horses. with guns lying
across their saddles. and | said:
Boys. yonder stand two confederates.
Suppose We get them" | raised my
old navy. took good aim ard opened
on them. The Johnnies broke. as We
thought, for life.
was bugler. | sounded the double.
quick charge signal. and lit out after
them. and about the time the COM
rany cauGht up we sped two lines OF
battle formed. One line was up TO
our right. On high ground about three
hundred feet above US. We were in
tho Dug Hill road, which ranged
around the mountain about six hun
dred yards from where we entered 1t.
AT the loose end OF this hill was an
other line OF battle. BY this time an.
other line had formed behind us, and
the Johnnies we're cross.fring on us
three ways, We had close call. As
recollect 1t, 20 out of the 12 got out,
John NJ. Hughes. colonel command.
ing the Tenth Tennessee, was back in
the mountains, picking up deserters
and corscripting that country. He
had gathered about seven hundred. In.
Gliding Old Champ Ferguson's band OF
robbers and murderers, and they
were the ones we wero fighting We
fought our way back the way we
came In. We fired every round OF
ammunition in the company and then
used our sabers. This little fsht
lasted from four o'clock until about
six. The smoke wss 60 dense that
you could not tell one man from an.
other. Lieutenant Emick Stone OF the
old Fifth Tennessee cavalry was in
command. About six o'clock one
Johnny ball passed so close to my
head that 1t left blister all the way
across my forehead just ebove my
eyes. Just after that another cut
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-07

Our obliging postmaster, !. n. Vik,
has been handing out several mail-or-
der h'u,e catalog through the postof-
flee window the past week or ten days.
We expect the homcsteader win make
his few dollars 60 as far as he can, but
the home merchant pays his taxes here
and you sec the goods before you buy.
Besides Il Is mighty handy TO have the
home store with a complete stock il
you need something in a hurry. 1t is
easy to paint glowing pictures of goods
on the shelves Of a store thousand
miles away, but pictures are often mis-
leading. Don't get bit If you send
your money away where you will not
see 1t again, be sure that you get your
moneys worth. II you are in doubt,
give the home merchant the benHt Of
the doubt every time. We believe our
merchants arc reasonable in the prices
they ask. We believe that Eaymer Is
a good place to trade.
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Corn Roots.

roots spread out often from one row
to another. interlacing In the middle
A plow ripping along between the
rows at a depth Of from 6 TO s inches
Will cut off the roots and very mate.
rally slackcn the growth OF the plant
and cut short the yield The first
cultivation may be fairly deep, but
after that the surface Of the soil
should only be stirred lightly It
should be stirred frequently. however.
In erde. TO create a dust mulch and
maintain the moisture about the roots
of the corn.
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NcTIcE FOR PUBLICATION
t2ublisher) Serial Oioi94
Department of the interior.

E'A.S. Cublishcr) Serial Oi0i94
Department Of the Interior,
United states Land ol:ice at Sterling. Colorado
August 9Th, 1911
NOTICE is hereby given that Frank g yolck,
Of s;oneham, Celaraec. who. on January lith
1910 made homestead entry, No Oiciai for South
east quarter, Section l. Township N. Range
6d W. 5th principal Meridian, has fled notice Q.
Intention 70 make haal commuta,ion PROOF. to
establish claim 70 the land above described, be.
fore Resster and Receiver. at ster!ini;. Colorado
on the sth day Of November, 1911.
Clalniant names US witnesses:
Chris lesrensen, of Willard. Colorado.
John l., Jonel, Of stonehnm. !"
Melvin I.nsen, Of S,oneham. e
Norris Fuller, ton Of Willard. '
W. H. POUND, Register.
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CHANGING BEEHIVE FRAMES
Not Difficult Ma.ter to ccnver:
Elsht'Frame Affair Into Ten.
Frame Structure.

! have. at different times. met with
an uncal!ed-for objection to tie eight.
frame hive. the objection reading
something like this: You can make
an eight-lrame hive out OF ten.
frame hive. but you can not make a
ten-irame hive out of an eisht.frame
hive" In way this is correct writes
q. w. Jo'ce of Montpelier. Ohio. In
the Gleanings In Bee Culture. One
can not make ten frames ont of eight
frames OF like proportions: but one
can change an eight-frame hive so
that 1t will accommodate the furnish.
irgs of ten or twelye.frame hive.
To do the work you need a square.
saw. and a plane, something Ike
what We use TO match boards for
hoofs-the tongue and groove plane.
Mark your live with straight line,
perpendicular TO and parallel WITH
the locked corners of the dovc.ailed
hive. somewhat nearer one corner
than the other, so that you will net
nave the grooved hand-hole to work
with. Saw the end Of the hive on the
line, and groove the edge of each side
OF the newly sawed end. Take x.
inch board of the proper length
lhe'sht of the hive.body). and the
proper width. which will vary accord.
iGs to whether you wish a ten or
Twelve frame hive, and work this
board down with tongue on each
s'de and the rabbet at the top end,
and place the same board between
the now two.pieced ends OF the hive.
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Notice FOR pub,ioa.len.
C. LII. GubliFherl serial-Qois
Deparin,rn, Of de Interior,

c. l.. J. U'ublifherl Sprlal-QlMis.
Deparin,en, d d., fpierior.
United States Land oihce, Sterling. Colorado
July &c. l9ll.
NOTICE "a hereby given that George D. Grot.
Jan, Of s,onchaip. Colorado. who, on February
w. leo made Homestead Entry. No. ollOss. for WIZ
swl-4 NE,.i sWi-i. Nwl-a sEi-i. Section 10
Township $ ~. Range 80 w. 9th Priaepal Mcf-
idian. has filed notice OF intention TO make Final
Communication proof. to cstabinh claim TO the land
above described before Register and Receiver. At
Sterling. Colorado on tho 2sth DIS ~ uri,tar
1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses.
Newun J. ssraier. Of siOusAan. Colorado.
fsilI? keSnan. Of
Eddie Vorel. o.
Af.hibaE s. portner. Of T"
~ ~ t4Hrft.I-. 'tIr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ll' hor,l
Department q he lnlcior.

De?atmcn, 0! the lnicraf.
United States Land Office. at Sterling, Colorado,
August %, 1911.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Indiana D. Ar
mold, Of New i1aymer, Colorado. who. on July y
1893, made Homestead Entry No. osleo for EEi-i.
Section ., Township ~. Range "a W, 9Th Prin.
clpal Gerilan, has filed notice Of Intention To
maze Final Communication Pro,f, 70 csioblish ci.in
y tha llad above dsagribei, before Register ard
Reeesor at Sterling. Colorado. on ,hc 27th dly of
December 1911.
clainant Names as Witnesses:
Leui, Aler, oi New Raymer. Colorado.
InReuart Va, Of Now Ruymcr, CotIado.
Frank hoyak, New Rnymer, Colorado.
Ray Mackcy, Now Raymer. Colorado
l7-6 W. II. POUND. Regiaier
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"a Sounded the DoubIe.ouick Charge"
my bride reins In two between my
hand and my horses neck.

my DIIuIc Ieiub III tWO DetNee0 NY
hand and my horses neck.
We were all pretty close together.
and we started almost straight up the
mountain. ! in the rear by this time.
A confederate caught my horse'ty the
tai! and ordered me to surrender. |
didn't have lead in either OF my
navlcs and as ] was bug.er | wasn't
supposed to carry a gun. drew my
sword and gave righthand back
cut. and | was free from him.
think we lost 52 men. AT least
one-half that number surrendered to
Colonel Huse. as he was regular sol.
der and promised to protect them He
did so by passing them back to tho
rear to old Champ. who shot them in
cold blood. We got this information
from a couple Of old negroes, and
they said that we killed more OF them
than they did Of US.
We were 12 miles from Sparta,
Tenn. and arrived there about two
O'Clock. About four o'clock Pickett
came In. He reported that he was
taken prisoner. and took the oath TO
never take up arms ngainst the south,
so he resigned his Office and went
home. and | think Of all the nervous
men I ever saw during the war he
was the worst.
The next day We went back through
that country with 900 picked men--
that is. men who volunteered to go
and not confederate could we find
In arms.
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rsosicc FOR Publication.
E. AS.
cPab!laher.l seria. olo.s,

E. AS. tPub!isher.) Seria, 0l0.5l.
Department of The Interior
United States Land Office at Sterlinr. Colorado.
August 9th, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth Kclp.
ef staehain. colsrss!o who. on January sth 1910.
mace homestead en.ry. No. oiei5i, for Southwest
quarter. Section Is. Township N. Eange Sc W.,
9Th piirfipai Meritian, has filed notice OF ia.
iension amakc Mnai Ccmmu;ation Proof. to cs,
tabl,sh clam I, the land above described, before
Resister and Reeeiser, at Sterling. Colorado. on
The ioth 6nyof November, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
chSrles W. Smith. Of stonehan,. Colorado.
Leroy f, Kolp, of stoeham. .
Edward =. Harwood. of stoneham 9
Fred b. Pierce; Of Stonchan,. 9"
W. Ii. FOUND, Re.riste.;,
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NOTICE or CONTEST. oio@s
For Publiration.l 1850
of tho in&nrior

United States Land Office, Sterling. Colorado.
August II. 1911.
To uh Ward Of Sterling. color-d-. Contested.
You are hereby notified that Edmond Degryse
who gives Boulder. ccosl.ip, as his post-ofiica
address. did on January TO- lsil file In this
Office his duly corobctated application to con;cs.
and secure the cancellation of your Desert Land.
Entry No Oloiss. Se,ial No. ClOlss made January
Sh, l9lc, fer SELL Section % Township H..
Range &c W. 9th principal Meridian, aud a,
grounds for hii contest he alleges that UhlANast
has wholly failed during the first year after max
hlg the said entry u exaeni the sum Of 81 90 pe.
acre in improvements on the said land, and has
wh,l,y failed 10 eypcni any sum whatsn.vcr In
improving the said !ard that the said uhl Ward has
wholly failed to expend 81 CD per acre, o. any sum
whatsoever in the building of main CT ,ranch
tcAes. or in the purchas..f water rights for the
rigation and reclamation Of the saii lands and
has wholly failed u expcnd any sum whatsoever
cr since datsof entry in either improvements on
the said land. or n doing anything, or cxpending
any money @latsceser toward the irrigation or
reclamation OF said lands.
ion are. therefore further notified that the
sfii allegations will be taken by this office as hav-
ing been confessed by you. and your said entry
viii he cancelled thereuntle. without yorr flrtiie,
right to be heard therein, either before this oilicc
Or on appeal, If you fail to !e in this elise within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication OF
tais notice. as shown below. yoEr answer, under
oath specifically nee ling and responding 10 these
allegations of contest, or II you fai! within that
tine 10 file in this office due proof that you have
served copy Of your answer on the said contest
ant either in person or by regibtsret mail. II ihs
service is made by The delivery Of COPY Of your
answef TO the contestant in person. proof oi such
service mast be eithte the said contestants written
Acknowledgement Of his receipt Of the copy, show
ing the date OF its receipt. or the aiayit of the
person hy whom the delivery waa made stating
when rnd where tie copy was delivered, If made
by registered mail proof of such service must
consist Of the affidavit Of the per son By whom the
copy was mailed stating whom and the pos,oilice
TO which il was mailed and this AFFIDAVIT, must be
accompanied by the postnastcfs receipt for the
letter
You should state in your answer the name Of
the postol,ice to which you desire future notices
to bc sent to you.
W. II. POUND. Register.
First publication August 18th, 1911.
Second publication August 2it.l 1911.
Third publication August Sist. 1911,
Fourth publication September 7th 1911
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netlep FOR Publication.

c, h.. Publishcr.) Sesial-OllCSs
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office a, Sterling, Colorado.
lu!y %. 1911.
NOTICE Il heraby that Archibald s. Portner,
Of stou,hafn, Colorado. who. on February 18Th.
1910, make HoneateRd Entry. No. oii0Ss. for
NWi- Section %. Township N. RapEe 5s W.
ith Principal Meridian. has filed notice c. iaten-
ton to make Fiah Commutation Proof. to en-
ahlish clnim 70 The land above described. before
Register and Receive at Sterling. Colombo. On
the 2jth day o, October, 1911.
Claimant nmneS ms witnesses:
George D. Grotlan Of stoneharr. Colorado
rhii!u keenen, Of
Oliver a. Donaldson, Of ''
Robert g. Harris. of
W. Il. POUND. Rcsis;or.
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Notice For PUBLICATION.

L. Al (Pubdsher) Serial cS!!6
Depaftment Of the Interior.
. United States Land Office ut Sterling. Colorado,
Augpst .th 1911
NOTICES hcfebygiycn that Samuel j. stowe,s.
i"ther and heir OF Lucy Stswers deceased. OF
buckingham Colorado, who, on October 18th,
1858. made homestead entry, No. Oe.is. for WIZ.
Mi, and Ei-2 NWl-l, Section z. Township y
Range 80 With principal Meridian has filed
notice Of Intention I, make final Communication
Proof ;oestabsh claim to the land absyo desc,ib-
ed before Register and Receiver. at Sterling.
Colorado on the 7th day " November. 1911.
Claimants names as Witnesses.
William W i!obinson, of Buckingham, Colorado.
Ahram D. List. OF Backinghtn,
Edwin G. Heyt Of Buckingham, .
Henry I. Lamou. Of buckingham.
W. II. POUND. Register,
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W. II. POUND, hosis,or.
Eotico For puhliea tio, p.

C. l.. j. pubsherl seiial-oii2sa
Department Of the Interior
uuitad States Land oaicc at Sterling. Colorado.
July %, iglI
NoHcEhhorc5y gigon that Guy Bpschnm. of
stonchsn, celorado, who. on February 2j 1910.
made Home5tead hntly. No. 0ll21a for sWl-l.
section II Township 6 NJ, Range IS W., 9th prin-
cpal Meridian, has filed notice of intention 10
make Final Communication Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before Register and
Receiver. II Sterling, Colorado. on the 9th day
Of October. l9ll.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Thomas Burehnm. OF Stoneiiam. Colorado.
Harry Harkcr of
Iris CosEelEun. Of
John Forester. Of
II pnrHNFf, ft...-t...-
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CONVENIENCE IN OPEN CATE
Can Be Used 10 Allow eh.ep or Hogs
to Pass Through Without Ad.
mltting Cattle.

The illustration gives the top view
OF an open gateway that is quite handy
In some places. a person can pass
through with hands full and not have
to swing gate. Or It can be u3ed to
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-07
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Do'ass Of lie People Of aaymsr sad Tsils itr 7isi
Week told L. sref

Smiles.
Showers.
Fine weather.
Tell us the news.
We print statements.
No church next Sunday.
What about our schools?
Try our envelopes. S and l0cts.
Advertising stimulates business.
A little want ad may sell your pig.
If it's fit to print We want to print it
The moon is nearly full, yet no one
calls the police.
Eugene Tighe retusnci Tuesday
from Denver via Weldon.
j. NJ. Jones. living ls miles north OF
here was Raymer caller MONDAY.
j. J. Walworth Of Buckingham was
a Raymer caller yesterday morning.
.. NJ. Olson OF Stoneham was in
Eaymer Tuesday forenoon on business.
II. w. Lauer returned Tuesday from
Sterling where he had been cn busi-
ness.
Near by merchants are coming here
t, buy flour. Raymer is a goo! place
TO trade.
j. l.. Brown went down to the land
Office Monday and came back the fol-
lowing day.
c. II. DeFori and L. G. Hoyt drove
down from Buckingham on business
one day last week.
S. P. Majors went down 10 Sterling
Monday to look after business, return.
ing the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Nickcrson went
to Snyder yesterday to attend camp
meetings being held at that place.
We understand thatMrs. Henry liv-
ing west of town will leave next week
for visit in her old home in Iowa.
Henry Zilk and his sister Helena
went to Fort Morgan. the latter 10 sec
school authorities about certificate etc.
People are preparing for winter by
putting in supply of coal, feed and
Hour. Happy the man who is able to
do SO.
d. C. Cutler lef. yesterday for Car
thage, Illinois, where he will visit rela
tives AMI look after some business
matters.
L. M. Sweigarl and J. l.. Brown
drove up to Buckingham one day the
latter part Of last week transacting
business.
VIII SchmecckIe. his brother Fred
and cousin Albert left last Friday for
Eustis. Nebraska, where they viii
,spend the winter.
Mrs. Fred Wipperman drove to Mer-
no last Saturday to see her husband
who is working on the reservoir being
built at that place.
Miss Helen Jillson arrived from Long
Mont, Colorado, last Saturday to be on
hand to commence the sch0ol in the
Keller ncighborhood this week.
The Misses Bertha and Carritrxick-
erson drove to Snyder last Friday to
attend camp meetings at that place.
They remaiped over Sunday, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Crabb entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
c. b. Barker. Frank Noyak, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Kotouc and Jas. Ruther.
ford and family. All hands enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Chas. Fritz came back from Pierce
county, Nebraska, last Friday and in.
vestigated things at the homestead un.
til Monday he returSed to Nebraska
via Morgan and the O. r.
Mr.. L. Ross, a brother.in-law Of W.
A. Gillaspie, arrived in Ruymer Tues.
day to look after some business mat
ters. Mr.. ROSS hss r. contest on a
niece Of land norfhul.s. tf Raymer.
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body. Nall one of tie hiye.clcats
tsuch as DR.. Miller uses) at the top
Of the hive and another near the bot.
tom, ard put ten-irame tin rabbet
In place Of the former eight.frame
one. Perhaps the beehive factories
will see it to manufacture these
boards.
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cuItIva,lno Potatoes.

Don't cultivate the potatoes when
out In bloom, or coming out, unless
you want a 1T Of stunted little tubers.
Cultivate them before they get thar
b.g. and hoe them clean Of vecds.
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let hogs and sheep pass without admit.
ting horses or cattle. as they cannot
turn around post y.
Post d Is ga feet from post A and
posts c extend past y about one foot.
completely closing the fence so far as
large stock are concerned.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publi-hcrJ Seriai Gi22G;
Department OF the Interior,

L. A. $. PublithorJ Soriai Gi22G3
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office u, Sterling, Colo
August llth, ISL.
NOTICE is hereby given that Gerrt II. Edger-
ton, OF stoneham, Colorado. who, on Arrii Sth,
1910, made Homestead entry, Ne 0l221s, FOR rsonth-
cas, quarter, seo,i.n II, Township N, Range
S. W, 6th principal Meridian, has fled notice Of
intention 20 make final eommutation proof, 10
establish claim to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, at Sterling Colorado, on
the 2lst day Of November, l9ll.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Ecwttn ]. SuaIar, Of Stoneham Colorado
John II. !larker. of
Hiram J. HUT Of
Wesley II. Cockel, Of
W. II. POUND. Register.
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W. II. POUND. neaiatrr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Department of shc Interior.
United States Land oi,ice at stprn.y, Colorado,
Angus, 81. 1911
NollCE i hereby given that Louie wente Of
kcots, Colorado, who, on on F.bruaiy II, 1910.
made Homestead Entry. No. Ollo5l. far SWl-I
Rwl-l See. ., aud SELL NEl-i. El-2 SEl-i See.
ton 80, lo.nahip n. Range 50 W. Ca r:ine.-
pRl Meridian. has filed notice OF intention tl make
F,nal Conmutation froof to osiabiish ,lain 10
the land ab5.c dcsrril,ei, before u. 3. Commits
aioner. al Keata, collral'. on the zI.d day
oetoaer. i1il.
Claimant names as witnesses:
I.oteyt $. Gamble Of Kcota Colorado.
Joseph /. Flor, Of Ecota. Colorado.
Boarituan l.. MONTGOMERY, of Keota Colorado,
Davis Z. Byine, Of keoll. Colorado.
7-s VIII. POUND. Rssi.i,f
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w 4 NJ T s 8

Eates-lc per word each insertion.
No insertion for less than ten cents.
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CARE IN corn cyLTlvATio,I
Soil Should Be Stirred Frequently to
Create Dust Mulch and Main.
tain Moisture Ancut Roots.

The illustration shows why deep
cultivation of corn after the root sys.
tens have been formed Is destructive
After the corn Is we'll started the
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-09-07

In society II IS always much easier
TO do the proper thing than tho right
thing.
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There viii bo no churc', services at
Reymer next Sun lay on account Of the
Sunday School convention at Stoneham
which meets for an all day and evening
session. Several from here intend TO
be present.
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Andrew Johnson of Lewisville, Neb.,
is visiting j. l.. Brown of thir place,
arriving yesterday.
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LOST-a dark red registered Short
Horn bull, two years old. 500 re-
ward. 7. Rugland. l7-tf
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Fred L. Knapp of Omaha, Nebraska,
came out to Raymer Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with wife. baby and
the rest of the folks at the D. c. Cut
Ter home. Mr. Knapp returned to
Omaha Monday.