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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-14
East Carolina Training Sch0al Items.

Dir. f. p. Venabe, president Of
the University, was most welcome
visitor to the school last week. He
made a pointed talk on the debt OF
service due the State from those who
have the advantages Of training.
President Wright, Professors Will
son and Ragsdale and Misses Dabney
and Watt attended the Teachers
Assembly. Prof. Wilson had paper
on the Certification Of Primary
Teachers.
The two literary societies present
a play, "Mr. Bob on the evening
Of December IL, for the purpose OF
raising money to go towards having
the portraits Of the two founders OF
the school, Gov. Jarvis and Prof. W.
H. Ragsdale.
Miss Crane, the Virginia Carolina
Y. w. c.. A. secretary, recently spent
two days in the school. She made an
interesting talk on the work of the
Y. w. C. A. for women in various
parts of the world. He visit was OF
great help to the officers and COM
mittees of the organization.
DR.. Bodell, Of Rocky Mount, who
. breaches once a month at the Uni
versalist church of .Greenville, con-
Quoted Sunday evening service OF
1.-THE Y. w. C. A. recently. He made
a strong talk on Systematic Giving.
The Edgar Allen Poe and Sidney
Lanier Literary Societies celebrated
North Carolina Day at their regular
December meeting. Each girl or
group of girls had some special
| feature representing her county or
gave some bit Of history. Fun and
fact were we'll blended.
Bishop Robert Strange made an
informal talk to the student body
or Saturday evening December 9th.
Thanksgiving Day was red letter
day to the students Of the Traini ne
School. Immediately after break
fast praise and thanksgiving ser
vice was led by Miss Jennie Brown
Morrill,. A brisk basket ball game
was played during the morning. The
students rooted heroically and SANG
Justify sporting songs. The victor
ious team, the COLLINS, entertained
the basket ball club and faculty a
a pleasant five o'clock tea. Baske
e ball was the central idea of the day
e The school is presenting to tn
: public series of lectures by men O
q note in North Carolina The first O
i these was delivered by MIR. Arch
e bald Johnston, editor of Charity an
l. Children. He gave strong, practl
+ cal talk on The Child Of Tomorrow
: reviewing the methods Of trainin
the child of yesterday and Of tn
O child of to-day and appealing to tn
o teacher of the child of tomorrow t
give him his full rights.
- DIR. Henry L. Smith, president Q
d Davidson College, delivered the sec
e ond in the series on the evening {
Y. December 4th, speaking on The 81
l. preme Educational Task Of this Gel
GRAFTON in the South. He reviewe
V the old South, pointing out the ell
y ments of strength, spoke of tt
" sweeping changes in the new Sout
: and the dangers that arise fro
,e getting too far from the old. II
. deep, wholesome matter was clothe
in rich imagery and eloquence. D
st Smith made an excellent talk at tt
in morning exercises of the school {
=. Tuesday morning, emphasizing t
CT value of the hard cultural studie
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-14

The Baptist State Convention IN
session at Salem last week
adopted a strong temperance reso-
luton and commended those news
naDers that refuse to carry liquor
adveI tisements. Let US all keep the
amnerance- sentiment alive.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-14

The Navy department has issued
\ statement which says that the
hatt,eshio Maine was blown up
from the outside and that a low
form of explosives was used.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-14

in his message to Congress last
week President Taft makes strong
plea for trust law but says very
little about the tariff. Why was he
silent on this important subject!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-14

Your uncle John D. Rockefeller
retires from the presidency OF the
Standard Oil Company and John u.
Archibald is elected in his place.
The name reads John d. just the
CaNa
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-14

Former Governor J. M. Brown
received the nomination for Govern
or Of Georgia at q primary held IN
that State Thursday CT last week.
Mr.. Brown will fill the unexpired
term of Hoke Smith who has been
elected United States Senator.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-14

Entered at the postoffice at Scotland
Week. NC, as Seoond-Class Matter.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-14
Published Fvory Thursday

I G. HARDY. Editor and Proprietor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02
THE THR|CE-A-WEEK edition
Of the
THE NEW WORK WORLD

The great Presidential campaign will
soon begin and you will want the news
accurately and promptly. The World
long since established record for i'm
partially, and anybody can afford its
Thrice.a- week edition, which comes
eyery other day in the week, except
Sunday. 1t will hn Of particular valus
to you now. The Thrice.a Week World
also abounds in other strong features,
serial stories, humor, markets. car
toons; in fact. everything that is TO be
fonnd in iirstclass daily.
The Thrice,A Week Words regular
subscription price is only sl.oO per
year, and this pays for 1856 papers.
We offer this upeqIaiIed newspaper
aud The Eaterfrise together for one
year for 1925. The regular subscript-
ion price Of the t%o papers is $3.50.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02

The first contest in the republican
ranks for next years battle arises over
the question of representation in the
national convention. The regulars or
atalwarts wish to retain the old plan Of
allowing each state two delegates in
the convention for each member that
state has in both branches Of congress,
'rgardlcss Of the political complexion
Of the members. The progrcsve3 or
insurgents are asking to haze represen
tation based on the party vote cast at
the last election. The former are suS-
tanned by precedent and custom, but
the latter have the better Of the argu-
ment so far as reason and justice arc
concerned. However. factional advan-
tage has much to do in determining the
alignment on all such questions,
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02
Roossya,t on La Toilette

doubt whether American students
of social economics fully realize the
extraordinary work that has been
accomplished during the last decade
and is now being accomplished in the
state OF Wisconsin under the lead Of
Senator LaFollctte and the group of
entirely practical and at the same
time zealou,ly enthusiastic workers
sho have come into active control Of
the state mainly or largely because Of
the lead he has given them, We can
now. at least in many cases, look for
leadership 10 Wisconsin when we dc,
sire to try TO solve the great social and
industrial problems Of the present and
the future 1t is only in Wisconsin. so
far as know, that really serious and
thorough effort is being made to ind
out how to frame measures which Shall
give the people control over the big
corporations without going into wild
extravagances. After my visit ! felt
like congratulating Wisconsin upon
what she had done and was doing. ard
felt much more like congratulatiig II @
country as whole because it has in
the state Of Wisconsin Il pioneer blaz-
ing the way along which We Americans
must make our civic and industrial ad.
vance during the next few decades. -
Theodore Roosevelt in the . Outlook. -
The above testimony is as significant
on account Of its source as for what il
says, because President Roosevelt sci,
dom aided the Wisconsin Senator and
while Roosevelt was presiden. he made
his Federal appointments almost en-
tircly from among LaFolIatte's bitter
political opponents. Such testimony
from such a source ought TO give the
lesser lights pause and convince then
that the time has passed when LaFol
lette can be sneered out of AmcricaJ
political life and progress.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02
NOTICE For PUBLICATION

C.IJ. rrhhsher.l Serial c:ffj
Department II the Interior.
United stttsa Land Office a, Sterling Colorado.
September q. 1911.
NOTICE i, hereby gigea that Lester D. Vim
,ner. OF stoneham, Colorado. who. on Soseneer
VI. :g-. made h,estsa entry. No. 3s5 serial No.
Ulns5. for VIZ NEIL. and WIZ sEi-. Section
9. Township I N. Range &c ". 9Th principal
Meridian has filed notice Of intention u make
inai FIVE year prof ., establish claim u the land
atoyo described tcf,re Rs-sist"r and Receiver.
at Sterling Colorado, On the 2.th day Of Soyem.
her 1911.
Claimant MINES a' Witnesses:
ChsT.ea Z. Carlson, Of Ston.ham, Co.orado.
Jarnra .. Staekhoas.. Of
Flora Crabh, u New knymer.
Mary Fritz, .!
10 VI. II. FOUND. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publisher, S

Z. J.. J, VublisheEJ Serial 1l3liJ.
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
September H. 1911.
notice Is hereby gi.rn that Julia 4. Shaw.
Of StJneham. Colorado. who. on May 81. 1910
made homestead entry. No. Ol3Ii5. for NELL
SesiUn Ii. Township n. Range 81 ". cta
rsjnciDai Meridian. has Gl,,d notice II intention
TO make fra. continuation Proof. 70 establish
claim 10 the land above G,scrihsd bctore Regis
ter and Receiver Ut SicFlina. Colorado. o. tfe
iith day Of January lyl2
Ci1iWant names az w,Hesse,.
ld', 4. Bake. of Stonehan. Colorado.
John Il. Hoikcr. of siopcham ''
Ole II. Olson, Of S:onehsm. 80
Scat1r ]. Str.dcr. Of S,snpiarn, ''
1875 ". II. PUUsp Resjs,er.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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L. -. =. NfADsHsT.t S4'rlal-Il lIls
De;.rneAt q tie la,er,er.
United SiaHs I-.r.d Office. a; Sterling. Colorado
oetsh.r y:h, 1911
NOTICE IL herety given TIM, Thcglor, 2
Stsgmsrts, VI New I.syn!er C1l"r..do. ~b,. on
Sarch ieth. 1910. made Homestead Entry. No
olI7i3. for Ni-2 Nwl-i. SELL NWl,i. NWi-.
hkl-i, Section q Toga-kip ~, Range Is V.
Sth Principal Meridian, naa fI.-i Ep;ise u uun.
ton 10 max. Fihal Clamutlti,n Prof. 70 c.tah-
ifsh claim " ths land asrc deserit.si. l.tpre
Register and Esc,issr, a, Stcrlin2 CalursIu. OF
the nth day of February, 1872.
Claimant nanicf as ~itEcss-s;
Edward D. Murphy, q. No. gaymer. Co,-ylo.
Wells II. birEs Of
iggrhreg: n. Viz u
Edward |. Seayy. u 80
.a-j ", II. POUND Rs>i,,e.
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HoTIcE OF CONTEST.
fFor Pub,iratio,l
Department Of tho Interior,

Department Of tho interior,
United States Land o.Ice, Sterling. !Co.crzdo.
October 10. 1871.
To Edward a. ClsSients OF Ayalo. Colorado,
C.rutestee:
You ar. hereby notified tha, John ]. Lewis who
gives Avail Coayai, as hi, post-oiliee address,
ik IN September H. 1911, ile in this ailiee his du-
ly corrobora,ed application t, contest and secure
tar cancellation Of your Homestead Entry No.
piii. Serial No. Di,l. made August 10. lss. for
Sl-2 NEIL and Ell! SELL. Seeiion Is, Townshp
10 NJ, Range Sd West. 9Th Principal Meridian. and
grounds for his cau.est no alleges that Con.
testee Edward A. Clements has wholly abandoned
and failed to reside upon or cultivate said tract
fur more than two years Immediately preceding
the commencement Of this contest. said eoai-
liars still existing at the present time.
You are. therefore. further notified tha, the
sair allegations viii le taken by tais oilice rs hAs-
INK been confessed by yUu. and your said entry
VIII be cnneclci theteupicr without your further
right 70 he heard therein. either befUrv this uce
On appeal II you Tail 70 hle In this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH puheati.,
TINS notice, as snc.n below. your answer under
oath. specifically meeting and iespo,..iu. ~ ....
allegations Of contest. or II you fail within that
tine u file in this office due proof that you have
served 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 copy Of your
Answer 10 the contestant In petson prooi Of such
service must he either the said contestants rttrn
acknow edernent Of his receipt Of the copy. show
ing the date of It's receipt. ~ the affidavit Of the
person by whom the delivery was made stating
when and where tho copy VIVA delivered II made
by registered mail. prtnf Of such service must
consist of the affidavit Of the person by whom the
coiiy was fnailesi stating when and the postot'ce
To which Il WAS mailed, AMI this affidavit must 10
accompanied by the postmaiter's receipt for the
letter.
You shouh state In your answer the name Of
the pnsto'hcs 10 which you desire future notices
- b. sent 10 you.
". II. Pousp. Register.
First publication. October 10. 1911,
Second publication. October 26. 1911.
Third publication. November 2. 1911.
Fourth publication. November Q. isli.
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NorlcEros PUBLICATION.

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Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office at Ster!iny Colorado
October ash, 1911.
Noy!cg is hereby given that Esw,on J. s .rader.
Of Suoncham. Colorado. who on June 29,h. 1910,
made Homestead En,ry. No. nlSiso. for NWl-i.
Section 20. Township s NJ. Range 81 w. 9Th Prin-
cipal Meridian has fle! notice Of intention to
max. final Communication Proof 70 establish claim
TO the land above described. before Register ard
Receiver at Sterling. Cololaio. on the 2.rd day ot
February. 20.
Clainant names as witnesses:
Hiram HUT, Of stonehaai. Colorado.
Charles Z. Carlson. q
Thomas H. Leslie. of
Stephen Whitaker. u
Is-S W. II. roccsp. fes;s.s-l
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02

The first half Of each years taxes
ARE due and payable January /, the
Second half due and payable July /. of
each year and the First half become dc.
linquent Feb'y 2s, and the Ind half be.
come delinquent July 81. OF each year
and draw interest after said dates. All
taxes are paid TO County Treasurer.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02
Hotioo Tcr Publication.

{. l.. J. tfuhiiShsr., Serial 0lsiiS
Department, of The Interior.
United States Land o.iiSs al Sterling, Colorado
September II. 1871.
NOTICE "a hereby giyen tha, Jacob Shaw Of
stoneham. Colorado, who, on aay 81, lo,e, made
homesicad entry. No. Oisll6. for sEi-i sec;un 2.
Township ~. Range 81 W. 9Th principal Aer-
idian. has Gel notice oi intention to make Final
Communication Proof. to establish claim to the
land above deserited. before Register and Re-
eciycr. at Sterling, Colorado. on the Iilh day Of
January, 1872.
Claimant nan,er az yitneSser;
Ida a. Bake, yf S,onehain. Colorado.
John II. HSsker II Stencham.
Ole N. Olson, of StonehSm
Newton J. Strader. of S;oncham,
I6.s W. II. POUND. Register,
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Motto . For Publication.

c. l.. ]. uublisherl Ssiial-0la5ae.
Department ~ tho Interior,
United States Land pdse at Sterlns Colorado,
Scftefnt.r ~. 1911.
NOTICE Il hereby given that Wilbcr ".
Plelps, Of Snyder. Co!,rano, who. on April %,
1910. maG, Homestead Entry. No. ci15s2. for
sEl-i. Section a. Toynshi, ~. Range 81 W..
5th Principal Meridian, has filed Lglice Q! in
,entiun To make Fina! Communication Proof. 10 es-
tablish claim to the land above described bsfore
County Judge. a, Fort Morzan. Colorado. on the
s,n day of November 1871.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Wilhelm pacth. uf Sryesr. Col0rNlo.
John ID. NollSsn. of Stonchsm.
CaaIle, MIliisou. Of Fort Morgan. n.
Ira o. GeaThart Of sayder. .
1876 ". II. FOUND. Rc.:i.ter
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Notice for Publication.
lpubl.shcrl S

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pcpartmoutof The Interior.
United States Land OIhct at Sterling, Colorado.
October OH. lell
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Mary swectcn.
Of spnehIm. Colorado. who, on Jaly 10Th. 1910,
maae ilomcsiead application, No ClJ55a. for
hEi-t, Section IS, Township N. Range 81 W.
9Th Principal Meridian. has flci notice of irtcn-
tionto make Final commuta,ion proof to esi.,b-
lisb claim 1, tho lari aboSc dcscribsd. before
Register aud Receiver. Il; Sterling. Colorado. on
ihc .iith day Of February isv.
Claimant, names as witnesses;
Hiram NJ. shrhlOn. ofstopebam. cuisrado,
Lester H. Lowdor af
Goodwin l.. Lee NJ
Beniamin T. Prmrn,cr, of g
@hs IL PouNp, Register,
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No.,oe 70, Publication.
Publisher.

C. LII. tpuL.isherJ serial.O,,s2s
Department ~ the Interior.
United States Land oflcc at Sterling. Colorado,
September II, 1911.
NoTlCEis hereby given ,ha, Earl A. Ire. Of
Sterling Colorado who on May ls 1910. made
Homestead entry. No, Oi2J2a for Nwi-i. Section
q. Township n. Range 10 W.. 9Th principal
Meridian, has filed notice o. intention - maA.
final communication Proof. to es,ablsh ca,,a 10 the
land above described, before Register and. l,sceiy,
or. at Sterling, Colorado on the 18th day Of DE.
ccmber. 1911.
Claimants names as witnesses: a.
Lester X. Lowder Of
Hiram II, N. Sheldon. II
Ethan A. Tracy. o;
lAs ". H. POUND. R.si.,--.
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NovIcE For PUBLICATION

L, a. g. tPublish.rl SrFiulOIe-iI
Department Of the interior.
Uaiiei State, Iaal Office. at Sterling. Colorado.
October nh. lgl
NdricE Is hereby given that Frank MasnuE
Ecker O! Avap Crlor,iq, who on May 9Th. i9in.
made Homestead entry. No. 0l2i2. for Nwi-l.
Section q, Township H., Range 5tw, 9th frin.
cipal Meridian, has filed notice Of intention to
make Finhl eummu,1tian prof to establish claim
to the land ab1Je described before Register and
Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado on the 18th day
Of February. 1872.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
Charles J, Bnchm,nn, OF AaaIq C1.lrai1,
John c. Brewer Of
Orlando Hun, q
John ]. MotiJ, II
2i'6 W, II. rOuHp, Register.
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Eetica For pub,!oS zion.
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Detarneni s the ln,er,o,.
United States Land Oibec. Steri.ns. Colorado,
September 49, 1911.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Lee Anna Still
will Of Denver. Colorado, who On May g. 1875.
nsdc descr, land Entry No. 49,, Serial No. G2s,s.
for Ei-2SEl-i See. 30. and Swi-i. WIZ SELL.
Section %. Township 9 ~. Range 80 w. 9Th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice VI Intention
to make final prof. to establish claim To the land
Bioye des r.boj, he.6y. clerl. OF Disrr'e, Court,
at Geeelsy. Colorado. on the 9th day Of Nus,m.
Der. 1911.
ClhimRnt names n Witnesses:
John W. Andersen. Of Denver Cai1rldo.
George l.. Gouli.ng. @:
Leonard A. Jackson, Of Keot,.
VIM X. auwles, Ci
10; " H. FOUND Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

L. As, lfuhiish'rl Srr,al-pi2S,7
DrpArtr.at of the Interior.
United Shi"G Land oiHeu at Steriiu.. Colorado
octutrr f-h, ipll.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Albert Joseph
L-c. Of Stnneham. Colorado. who. on NAV islh.
1914 n'.'c Homestead entry, No. Ol2sa7 fos
Nell Section ., Townships n. Range - W.
9Th PRINCIPAL Aadliau, has flied nn,;cc Of lrre,,-
tion u mako rinll eDnputttiou proni tn r.tsi-
tish claim 70 tho Land above described. hcfor
Register aud Rs,civer. at Sterling. Colorado. on
tie 9lth day u January. 1912
Ch.imhnt names as witnesses:
Henry wcisal gf Slo=chun, Colorado,
Jacob Woisol. ui
Ethan Acc Tracy II
LaS,.r Rilsy l.Jsts7. Il "
@'-j w. H. PGUSn, Register.
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W, II. rou"p, Register.
NoTlcE For PUBLICATION

h, AS, tpublisherl seralIigtaI.
Department of The Interior.
United States Land oitVc. At Sterling, Co.l.allo,
oc, ilnr 9th, laii,
NOTICE is hereby given that Charlie j. Bach
mann Of hSalo, csloro,io, who. on Apr 10Th. 1910.
made Homestead Application. No. Ol2i2l for
swift, Section l. Township ~, Range s. W.
9Th Principal MCrilian, has filed notice Of inlcn-
ton 70 make Final c1mmutatiln pronf h,fore
Register and Recover. nj s,crlins. Colorado, on
the 18th day Of February. 1912,
Claimant names as Witncssey:
John C. Brewer. Of Ayalo. Colorado.
Orlando HUI Of
John ], Moiis, oi
Frank N. Ecker, u "
2s-5 ". II, PouSp, Rcsir,cr.
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notice FOR PUBLICATIONS. =.

T.. S, ipublishrri Scr,A.O,l:lg
Department VI the Interior
United States Land oihse at sterling Colorado.
October 9th. 1911,
Nolcs Is hereby given that Within Hr.n,ann
Of St0neham. Ca!praip, whp, on March 3r-l. 1870.
made HIne't'ai entry. NJ. Oit.tS, f,rLn. ani
Ei-2 NWl-!, Section Is. Township ~. Range 81
W. 6th Principal Mciilia',s==4 filed notice Of in.
tcntion 10 make Final co mutation proof to e.-
tHhli.h claim u the land abose deacrl.rd. befo,r
Register and Rereiscr. n, Sterling. C,llrado on
the Ia;h day u February 1912.
Claimant names "a witnesses:
Newton ]. S,sale-, OF StIa.hIm Cll,rndo,
o.eH Olson. .. -
Dextnr c. I!arker. Of F"
John r. logan Of
2J-G ". II. po,ryp Reyfs,,r
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02

The COW is the poor mans best
friend, but the better you treat her the
hetter she will pay. KimbalFs Dairy
Farmer tells you how to give her the
very best Of treatment. Get it in com.
binat!on with The Enterprise.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

e, l., ]. (publishor.i Serial,Oss9s
Depart'ncn; .. the Interior
United States Land oIiee at Sterling, Colorado
S.p,cmhI ~. 1871
NOTICE is hereby given tina. John wylie An.
dsrSNn. af Denver Colorado. who, on May G. 1875,
made desert land Entry. No, t5g Serial No O.s29
for Wl.sNEl-i, Ewl-i Sec. -. and El-2 NEl-I
Section %. Township ", Range is W. Glh Prin.
cirsI Meridian. has El5d notsc Of intention ID
ma.e Final Proof, to ,atabl!Ah claim to the land
aolyo described. bcfoyp Clerk of District Court,
at Greelcy, Colorado. on The 9Th day Of NoscrrbrT
1911.
Chimney names a wtHes'cG
Goorge l.. Gouldin. Of Denver. Colorado
Hiram Il Siiw.ll. OF
Leonard A. Jackson, Of Kcota. d"
VIM K Bowie, rf
100 v, II, FOUND, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Dom rtmant of tho Intrriok

=. a. >. iPuhitShcEi S.rt1l-ll-tl u.
Department OF tho Interior.
triied States Land Office at Stsfiins, Co.orado
October Iith. isll.
NOTICE j. hereby given tha, Elmer Tilsqn Of
Stnneham, Colorado, Who, ou April ~. 1910
made iiom'sr,si Entry, No. ul2.ll. 10. EEi-4.
Section L. Township ~, Range 81 W.. sth Priu.
cips! MERRIAM, has flri nouae af intention To-
make Final Communication rr,sf to establish claim
L the land atTe described. before Register and
Receiver at Surlinr ColDrIio IN the lj,h DAY Of
Ffb:uaTy. 1914
Claimant names Witnesses:
Ole n. Olson of StInsham. Colorado,
Edsin T. Whe.lrr u
aile6 Mitchell u
j. Harry IRr.tr. Of
9i-G " n. POUND. R.s,e,.
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The Enterprise man mas been as busy
a. on Old hen with forty chickens the
past week. He is trying 70 help with
building i house, made a trip to Ster.
ling the first OF the week on business
and is trying to keep this great family
newspaper going. Take it altogether,
he il splitting himself up into too many
pieces TO make much out Of any, but
we think another week OF that sort
OF thing wili make surroundings much
more satisfactory th7n they haze been.
However, We expect thai we have
enough work cut out to keep US cut Of
mischief for the next month. So II
ting Enterprise lacks a little in spots.
try ana bear with oIr snort comings
until we get the cold wfpds shut out
from Office and home little better
than II is at present. Then we will try
to make things hum.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-02
Notiocror put!.cusioc.


G /. J. ll'Gblisher.i S.rialel2s.o
Dcparrnrn. of tn. lntcril:.
Tinted STATE. land u'd," at sterling. Colorado
September q. lgl,
NOTICE Is h,rehy that kate Grace liaye.. o!
StonohAn.. ColJrai1, wig. ON Aurii 10. 1910 ina..
Hon.s,eaj EHts. No Gl2.k1 igr 5wi-i. Section
10. To-. n,hin n. Range ., w., Sta Principal
Meridian. mas filed nI,ies of intention To make
Final C,,muIialiOn Pr1i. I, establish claim ii
the band above dcscril1d l-fgT- Register and
Receiver. a, Suri.n. Coor.,io, TIE I'D day Of
January lri4.
Claimant name ~ gitness"y;
Goiwin L. Lee. Of St9ueham. Colorado.
Eayuomi +, Austin. Of
benjamin 7. Parm.hter. 0. -
Lester Il. Loader. c!
2J-G ". r. POUND Register.