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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-27

Aviso es por estas dado, que nosOtros,
los abaio frmados, habiendo sido nom
bfados como ADMINISTRATORS de los bic
nes del fnado Juan do Dios Truiillo,
damos aviso todas aquellas personas
que debian al dicho finado 0 aquellos
q quienes Ell finade les debia, de pasar
arreglar con los abajo firmados, admlnis-
tradores del estado, cuanto antes posi-
Bile, en- Abiquili, condado de Rio Arriba
N. M.
Juana M, de Truiillo
Narciso Archuleta
ADMINISTRATORS.
Abiquid, N. M.:Dic. A, 1912
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DEFUNCI0N

El Iunes de esta semana dejo de
existir en- esta Mr.. William Ander-
son, antique residente del vale de
Taos. Su entierro tom6 lugar en- la
mafana del microbes atendido por
numeroso sequito de amistades, pues
el extinto gozaba de la mas alta
simpatfa V estimaci6n por todos los
moradores del vale. R. /. P.
La economic es la base principal
de la prosperidad del hombre. Re
cuerda que en- tn veJez y cuando
va indtil para todo trabajo, no ten
dras mas que 10 que hayas sabido
ahorrar.
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Once Delincuamtes Eie.
cutadoS

Ell viernes 13 del actual fue e
tragico "Viernes Negro, llama.
do asi en- las Cortes de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Siete reos fueror
colgados en- Atlanta, Georgia, j
cuatro en- Salem, Oregon. De es-
tos ejecutados dos fueron negros
y los demas blancos. Sus crime.
mes fueron asesinatos de esposas
Y pr6jimos.
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suOesO TrasiOO

Tn sucaso tan curioso como ira
gico sucedi6 el microbes dc Ia So
mana pasada durante una funcior
de "Matachinea" que iba a tenel
efecto csrca de las ocho de Ia no
che en- IA sala dc los bomberoa
Cuando va Sc hallaba toda la gent
reunida Q iba comenzando q aile,
Francisco Lopez, el empresario,
que fu6 quien trajo los Matachi
ues dar fnncion, cayo mqerto de
repente, causanio gran auslo los
espectsdores 9 interrumpiendo la
function. El fnado tenia cerca de
So amos de edad J le sobrevive nu-
merasa familia.
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Mueva sala de Bales

La antigua sala de bales Espi-
nosa fu6 restablecida de nueyo en-
esta semana en- el'ediicio Espino-
sa, siendo actualmente una de las
salas mas extensas Y up-to-date
que tiene Taos para los ALTOONA
dos a Terpsicore. Dicha nueva
sala esta lista para ser arrentada.
Quien maldice y deja de recono
cer los favores protection que ha
recibido del prdjimo, sera siemprs
naldecido. San Lucas, Gap. O. Xxx.
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MotlvOs que 10 ImpuIsarOu

La causa que impulse a los con
ferenciantes progresiatas adoptar
estas medidas fue 81 bien fundado
tenor dc que Ia mayor psrte dc los
aliliadoa al progresismo reconozcan
que estan dando galpra en- vago
actuando con IN partldo que ne
tiene pasado nj porvenir J que en-
81 orden natural de las cosas tiene
que demolerse y desbaratarse On
termino no muy lejaDo. HabiendO
sidO todos los progresistas miem
bros del partido Republican,
SO puede suponer que q Ia gran ma
yoria de ellos les pesa haber con,
tribuido Ia dsrrota de ese parti
do y a Ia exsltacion del partido
Democratic, y estan dispuestos a
vOlver q las filas de la antigua or
ganizacion y q cooperar otra vez con
ella. Eato quieren impedir a tods
costa Roosevelt y sus cOnfsderados,
y por ese motive SO han parspeta
do bajO Ia sCmbra de la candidatu
r. anticipate de Roosevelt, creyen-
do que por ese medic mantendraD
uniicada Ia nueva organization e
impediran que SO demueIs. Es du
dosO que eI plan tenga el 6xito que
esperan sus prcmdlgadores, pero
es precise cOnfesar que demuestar
mucha aagacidad politica y puede
iDfIuir sObre muchos que empiezan
. vacilar on 50 adhesion al prOgre
aismo.
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Ell Ola DE LA MUJER OUU.
PADA.

Comienza temprano, scaba tarde,
y es lleno de trabajo. Ella a me-
nudo tiene NAL de rifones sin sa.
berlo. Su espslda le duele, y ella
7sta cansada. Duerme muy NAL,
ssta nerviosa, no tiene apetito. Su
vegiga le molesta tambien. Las
PiIdOras do Foley para los Rinonel
le curan todo ESQ y le hacen fuerte
otra vez. Son la mejor medicins
para los riflopes y desordenes d
Ia vejiga. De venta por Bond
McCarty Go Adv.
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.!AO PARA HDNsRE
Nervisana--EI Remedio que
Tanto Sc ha Buscado.
Una Muestra Gratis a Todos Los que
la Pidan.

Sc siente I'd. aerricso
8 que sus faclxas Sc
agotan? Nota Ia. que su
vigor sexual SC ACADIA, que
Ia memoria Il falla, 0 que
su suelo es interrumpido
por pesadilIas con psTdi-
das del fluido vital lc
duele a I'd. Ia eintlra Z
la cabeza, Sc siente I'd.
gastado, sin Amino v vigora
debido 4 abusos 6 excesCN
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-27

Paul Wiese eStara en- Taos
haSta ell dia 1ro de Mario
1913 y esta liSto para COM
poner toda clase de relojes,
joyeria v anteojoS, anillos
de orc o plata, medalloneS
brooches, pulseras, alfileres
de corbata y cualQuier otra
clase de joyeriaS echas al
6rden, armas mortfferas de
toda claSe reparadas a sa-
tisfaccion. Sc garantiza sa-
tiSfacci0n.
Locado al frente de la
carniceria de Cummings &
Hoy.
Busquen ell letrero del
reloi. $40
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Santa Fs, N. M Die. s8 de 1912
Un Pase sIgniIlcativo

Ahora SO empiezs . realizsr 81
uignificado de la conferencia re.
cieute on Chicago por Theodore
RooseFeIt y los representatives del
partido Progresista. Viene a su
ceder que Ia tai conferencia fue a
modo dc una convention uacional
del partido progresista en- la que
Theodore Roosevelt hizo adoptar
ma medids importante como ardid
supreme para impedir que SO des-
barate Ia organizaci6n y para man
tener gu jefe ante el pats como
perp6tuo candidate presidential.
Al designar Theodore Roosevelt
como 81 candidate presidential que
sostendra 81 partido progresista en-
Ia elecci6n de 1916, 10 puede decir
que dicho partido SO adelanta cua.
tro amos los damas on abrir la
campaila y convierte Ia tOtalidad
dc su politica on nn esfuerzo per
sistente que tendra por objeto ha-
Ger todo 10 possible para fomentar
Ia popularidad de Roosevelt y no
permitir que Sc eDfrie el entusias-
mo de los partidarioa nj que tras
fera aus preferences a otros eau
dillOs. Este paso demueatra ella
ramente Ia sagacidad politica dc
Roosevelt y de sus consejeros,
aunque de niDgun modo asegurs
que sus prOp6aitos SO cumplan y
ss realicen. AL miemo tempo que
la conferencia design6 a Roosevelt
como 81 candidate presidential, 60
dieron instruceioues los politicos
progresistas de todo los Estados
UnidOs para que emprendan una
''eampana de educaci6n" que sea
smodo de propaganda de los priu.
cipios progresistas, y que hsgsn
todo esfuerzo para avanzar los in
tereses del partidO prOcurando la
elecci6n de oficiaIes dc estado y
mienbros del CongresO que profe.
sen los principles progreaistas.
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La VOZ De LA CAPITAL

Tn Paso Significativo. Motives quelo Impusaron.
Lo que puede Suceder.-Estocadas al Are.-Cues-
ton que Sc Discute.-Un Incidente Cr6nico.- -Su-
ceso TragicO.
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peace Valley

Little Ethel, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Jones, Is very sick at this
writing with cholera irfmtq tqm.
MIS- Stewart Piper and Mrs. Jennie
Rounds will leave Tor their home Fri
day after visiting among their children
for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Sweigard preached very rood
sermon last Sunday 70 large apdience
Mrs, Neil and son George will start
Tuesday for Denver, where they will
attend camp meeting,
Mrs. John Fritz and baby are on the
sick list this week.
Howard Allen 10 again On hil home.
stead after several weeks visit with
his parents at Farnam, Nob,.
Eert Piper will leave this week for
Nebraska where he will looli for cm.
RIoyRgat.
Peace Valley Sunday school will have
another aII-day meeting next Sualay.
Everyday come and bring yoar bas.
ke;s well filed.
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2uc.lirGhcnl lterta

Wm. Robson transacted bpsigeas at
Brigssdale, Friday.
Mr., 5. S. Potter and father were
business callers at keota. Fr,daY.
Mr., and Mrs. F. Dcnnia and son re-
turned home Monday after a pIeasan,
visit at the hone of his brother Wil;
iaIQ and family
Mr. kcT9 Mccoy returned last Thurs
Jay from = trip to Nebraska overland.
Tie was accompanied home by his faith.
er who expects to leave again Thurs.
day after Il pleaSaat visit with bis son
on the claim.
Mr.. Cooper is harrowing the plough.
ed ground on the town site for Mr., Do.
~ getting It ready tor winter wheat,
Mr.. EcaaL of Payaeq is a Et,est at
the Palmer house
Mr. Burl Gilaspi2 visited at his viii
GiIaspie and family.
Master Henderson Lonsworth Of
Kcota visited several days &i.h his
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EAST ITEMS.

Keith Horniday of Sterling who has
been iiiting his friends the past week
returned home Monday.
Wm. schmeekle threshed hi small
grain last Thursday.
George, Grant and Sherman Merce,
called at the WINNER home Sunday.
Ed Seayy came up with Mr.. Murphy,
in his auto Sunday from Sterling for 4
short visit with his family,
Mr.. Leslie is helping Mr.. Gibson rnr
his threshing machine.
George Mercer ard family visited at
the Grant Mercer home on Sunday.
Mrs. Ell seavy called on Mrs. Ruth
erford last Ehuf8day.
Last Sunday being Mrs. Wm. Glib
son'8 birthday, few OF the neighDor.
came in to help celebrate the day. A
picnic dinner was one OF the enjoyabl,
features, and all join in wishing hel
many more such anliy rs aries.
+. l. Seagy came home Sunday even
ing and retamed in the morning.
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A Let.en Tsern ,ar. rcckham
Editor En.crprise:-

Editor Enierprise:--
On Jlly sofh was
in Rayulcr to investigate the prospects
with a view To buying the town site.
While there saw as good crops and
gardens around Raymer as have ever
seen anywhere. The country looked
good to me, and Oh the following day
! closed the deal by which secured
tan town site s. R2ymer, together
with the 2i0 acres Of land Of which it
IS part, excepting such lots as had al
ready been sold for bgsipess lgprposes
and residence.
] am living five miles south of Goth
enourg, Nest., came here So years ago
and took tree claim and homestead
which is now worth around 500. 30 per
acre. | write this to show that | be-
ieVc there is Il future for Raymer, and
tina. know something of new coun-
try, Rayfrer is in the cent?. of rich
farming country, and will be the new
county seat Of new county. and in all
probability will BE city OF from 1000
t. 500 people in ten or fifteen years.
with brick and cement business blocks.
want to meet the business men Of
New Raymsr and the farmers about
there, and see what we con do TO as
sist each other in building up . good
town in good farming community.
have seen Gothenblrg grow with no
hettfr country and no better chance
than Raymer has. Last year some of
our wheat did not 90 one nushei per a.
ere. stili our land is selling at slGo. co
per acre. The growth OF our town has
been brought aboat by all pulling to-
sether. The sire spirit will nc, ON:
pilsh the same thing lor Raymer.
! am anxiou, to get good business
men 10 locate in Rsymer, men with
capital AMI energ. We need & bank
and ether enterprises that will help de-
velop the resources Of the country.
There is geqfp fer several industries OF
the right sort.
J am glad that Raymer has news.
paper, and il should receive the sup
port Of the entire community, and in
turn it should support everything tina,
goes to build up the country and let
the world know its advantages, and the
opportunities for investment.
While my stay IN Raymer was short
because OF pressing busineas, and did
not have the time to get acquainted
with all of the business men, buJ hope
TO be there again soon and get better
acquainted.
Yours truly,
G, +. peckhatl.
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Mrs, Amanda Andersen ans .Mrs, Il.
G. McElwein drove to stcneha;a last
Friday on business.
George Mercer, wife and children
visited at Grant Mercer'g Sunday.
Ell Jones is working oyer on the
Pawnee at present.
Ars. W. G. Carter visited with Mrs.
Harry McE!waip Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer went down to
tie beet fields Monday ard will refnain
there 4 week.
John Donegsn has been putting up
some hay, cut from one of the draws
on his farm,
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Stonehan Items.

Niles Mitchell went to Sterling Mon
day, returning the next day.
J, &. Dugan was apas4cnzer to Ster
ling Monday, returning Tuesday.
Beas ana iiarry Smith went down to
Sterling. Monday.
Mrs. Pierce came up from Sterling
Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Wellington visited in Ray.ner
between trains Monday.
Harry Smith, one Of tae five adjust
ers went 10 Sterling Monday.
A party was given for Vera Ferguson
at ~ Cues Saturday night.
Cecil Nichols reformed from Ayosa,
l9wa Monday where She has been visit
ING the past two months.
Raydoe Bohmer spent Sunday night
with Mr., Welty.
7 Mrs. Bonner and Gladys Neg spant
Sunday ut Furgcson's.
Ly!a Smith returned from Sterling
Monday.
Nike Hanson and Miss BY of Ray.
merattendei the dance Saturday night.
Fred Stephenson ard Lyla Smith
went 10 Sterling, Frilay'
Ms. Wellington retarned from
BrooSvaIc, Colo, Saturday, where she
has been teaching the past four months.
Florence Runyan came home Thurs
day from Sterling.
Joe Gingrass OF Raymer STAYED in
Stoncham' Thursday night.
Harry Smith moved out OF the see
ton house, Friday.
Mr.. Van Doran of Elwood, Nebr..
the new section arrived Wednesday,
Edna Runyan returned from S,erliur
Saturday. '.'5H
Jim Dunning Of Shelby, Ncbr.. came
into Stoaeham Thursday. lie went to
Sterling Friday,
Pearl Chandler cFma up from ster-
ling Monday.
Mr. Jackson came up from Sterling
tuesday 70 visit his family Oh the
homestead.
Mr smith came to take charge of
the lumber yard Tuesday.
Mr. Nichols arrived home Sunday
evening from near AyaIo where has
been doing some breaking.
Mr. Smith, the FIRE adjuster. came
Friday and left Monday.
Mr.. Wellington drove through from
Brookvalc. He left there Monday and
arrived Friday.
Mrs, Henry OF Raymcr was calling in
in our town Saturday.
Jim smathers was in stoncham Sat.
prday on business.
Emil Draeh and Al Leach of North
Pawnee werc IN town SATURDAY.
Mrs. Goosh and family was in town
Monday.
The friends Of lnez win be pleased to
hear that she Is able 70 be up around
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aaylCE ron puBLrcArIos.
E.AS; Publisher, serial-c2sa
Depnrtmyut of the interior.


E.A.S; Publisher, serialoasas
DeRnrtmyat of the Interior.
United ssa,ei land osiee. .. Sterling. Colorado.
July II. 1912.
NoTIcE is hereby given sss, Frank Cooney. Of
Kimbc Nebr who. on May IL 1913, made pcD-
er' Land entry No. ~, for El-2 sRi-l Sec, ~
Wl-2 swiL. Silt sWt-l. Section %. Townskip
II n. Range Sc w., 9Th Principal Meridian. has
fled notice Of intention to make Final proof to cs.
,atlish cIaim to the land above described lrforc
Register and Receiver, a, Sterling. Colorado. on
the 2gth day Of August. 1912.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
charids A. MeEndasfer Of Sterling. Colorado.
Frank J. olander. Of Avalo.
iilas S. Kesler. Of :. 7-.5
ichP y; 4. Bishnp. Of Kimbali. Nebr. SEQ
" H. EgENp. Register.
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aunt. Miss Ne Eee While his mother
chaperored Miss Coructt, Miss iary
Mckee and Mr. Fred johnson at the
Frontier celebration a. Cheyenne.
Hiss Rhea Johnson Of Denver arr:.-
ed Monday tnspcnd several weeks with
her parents at the io3s ranch at Paw
nee.
5irs. chas. ThomFaga returned to her
home in China, Texas, after pleasant
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
:. Dean.
Mrs. Frank Palmer, Mrs. Kneebone
and! Miss Kneebone OF Pawnee were
visitors at the Palmers, Sunday.
Mrs. Work and son Cromwell who
have been visiting at the Silvis home.
returned U their hong in Greeley,
Monday.
Mrs. Crissman leaves Wednesday for
Wilbur, Nebraska after plcasap. vis-
it with the Silvis family,
Miss Julia Robson sDentseveral days
in Greeley where she took the Teach
ers' Examinations.
Hank Lauer and George Motsinger
attended the celebtation at Cheyenne.
I The ball game Thursday promises to
be of great interest. This will be the
third game betweel> the two teams.
Both the otfer games were called %
account Of rain, the last with a score
Of g. in the sixth inning.
! Everybody come to buckingham Aug
ust 22nd. Preparations are being com
( pleted for n fine time Thursday when
the sunday schools hcId their annual
picnic. During tie day musi, will be
/ furnished by the band, also good speak
ing, various aiEusements and q ball
game between Raymer and Bueking-
ham. The following excellent program
viii be given in the evening.
Piano duett Selected
Mrs. Lester poush
Mis- Mary c. Mckee
Solo, Ia, VIII g he wisp" -sprosy
/ CD Love Epitome" -salter
Miss Mary Bell Ccrbett
4 Miss Mary C. Mckee -Acc,mpanis,
Violin Solo Selected
Mr. A. l.. Ruup
MTs. A, l.. Rupg Accompanies
Dialect Mr.. Fred L. Johnson
Solo, tal 20 Dry Those Tears" -Reigo
( OLA Birthday" Woodm an
Miss Mary Bell Corbet,
Comet Solo Hyperion Polka"
! Mr.. a. l., kupp
Mrs. A. l.. Rupp -Accompanist
.'!ano duet -------------- Selected
Miss Lester Pousn
Miss Mury C. Mckee
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"A Perfect Saw"

ITO say nothing and saw wood"
ieen- TO me one Of the most sugs clora
phrases passed down by ous raU
working iorebears. Like mpst shy.
'nfs which save epanated fEo3, man.
ual labor. this is blunt. hoIAciy. and. to
the loquaciopsly inclined. painfully
accurate Show me Q pan teni Jack.
knite'fash!on over q saw.horse. with
a short log under his buck. and I will
poipt out man who is minding his
2wn business with admirable zeal. IL
he must speak. he ceases to saw.
While he saws he is necessarily mute.
Hence this shrcwd phrase. which Ia,
pnnning aside, q perfcc. sav.-Atlae
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Ty2ewr!sers Gwen .way

The Emerson Typewriter Company
OF Woodstock H., have recently gwen
away over iO6 pf the highest grade,
wholly visibie Emerson lypewriters
made in the woNd. They have gone
into every 5tats and territory in the
United States. There may be- some in
your town. They are giving them
away everywhere 20 men. women, boys
ara girls. over II years Of age, on sur
nrisingly liberia! copditions.
II you could make any use of SlOo.
Ol typewriter providing it did not cost
You even one cent, then in letter or
on postal card addressed to Frank L.
Wilder, President, Woodstock, H..
simply say, Mali me all your Free
Offers, " and BY return mail you will
rece,ve their Free Offers. the names OF
over io) who have recently received
typewriters free. a;i you will learn on
what easy conditions you can get one
OF their trpewriters free right away.
The Emerson Typewriter is one of
the highest grade, wholly visible type.
writers made in the world. Many who
have used the {. Emerson" and other
makes pronounce the " Emerson" SUP
erior to any SlOp, 90 typewriter on the
market. II is a wholly visible machine
has every new, up to date feature,
looks like other high grade Slc0. 90
typewrilers, though it sells regularly
for less and on terms OF Si.0o down and
10 cen.ga q day until paid for. The
Emerson" has every new improve.
ment, universal keyboard, back spacer,
tabulator, two-color ribbon, everything
the best; Is The ideal machine lor be.
ginner as well as for the most expert
typists and s,enographers: Just the
typewriter for the smallest on largest
office.
If YOU could possibly make any use
of Il high grade typewriter, even
though IT didn't cos, you one cent Of
money, then be sure, on postal card
or IN II letter addressed to Frank l..
Wilder, President, Woodstock. III. !"
say. Ma, me your Free Offers"
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the house again after her recent illness
The dance at the school mouse was a
failIre. Quite a number were present.
but the musicians failed to put IN an
appearance.
Mr.. and M!a. 0. Bal.ke. George, e.
Ia anI Lydia, Mes lanes C2Ilaiian and
Raymond, Nichols and Walter, Bitch
ell and Hazel, Whitaker, PickeriIl, and
Ny. jones visited a, Mrs. Brice Nor
tons last Sunday.
Wihiam Nor,hfrp's father came m
Tuesday to make him visit.
a reception was given Monday nigh,
in honor OF the WINNER and harry
Smith families. Qaite number were
present and very enjoyable time was
had by all.
There will be DANCE at the school
house Saturday night,
ouac new people we're in town
Sunday to witness the pail gime play
ed by the home boys. The WiI,atd
team was scheduled to play but failed
to make ~ appearance.
Mr. strader and sos Leslie are help
ing Olsen ) out in their store, the pas,
week.
Mr. Keenan's are Lying in one Of the
carlson's houses until they can rebuild.
We understand that Mr.. WeIty has
advertised his furniture for sale and
expects to leave for Nebraska in AN
other week.
Rev. WINNER and Harry Smith lam
lies expect TO leave Wednesday morn
ing for an overland trip thru Colorado,
Kansas and Missouri. 1hry will frs,
visit in Estes Pa-s, Denver, Colorado
springs, tAfn on TO the 0zarks. These
families have made many friends while
residing in Stoneham and win be great,
ly missed by all Miss gess!e Smith
Will accompany them as Ear rs Denver.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-08-22
Pioasc Settle

The arcoGntsof Iigrlgen & Hprtcsr
pave bccn left with tip undersigned
for collection As the firm Is about to
dissolve, it Is absolutely necessary that
all open accounts be settled at once.
Il You are on their books, it will save
.roublc for all concerned 10 come in
ind sec me The frs; .ime You are in
Town. c. K. Gglyus
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So9Lcn r0R stInLIcAYloN.

L. A i Publisher, Seral-0l3Sis
nenartmsat Of tle Interior.
United states Land Office. Sterling. Colorado
July 2sr 1872.
NortcE is hereby yyen ;ha: Elmer A. Ericsson.
Of s'oneharn, Colorado, who, on July 18th. 1910
made Homestead entry. No. UlSsIs, for Nwl.l.
Section 10. Township N. Range 81 W., 6th Prtn-
cipnl Meridian. has filed notice of intention 81
make final communication proof. to establish claim
to the land Above described. before Register ard
Receiver a, Sterling. Colorado. ON the 18th day of
September. 1872.
Ciairnans nAmes a witnesses:
Newton j. sifader. o. s'onehaH,. Colorado.
JaL. Saaiw. Of
Ole N, olson. Of s.,
tsfi,c Bakke. Of :" M
v, Il. FOUND. f:eais;e;.,
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-08-22

LaFollette seems to be OF TIE opin
ion that Teddy really means :. Thou
shalt not steal = unless it is for me,
pr at my Request.
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THuRsDAy, AUGUST 70. 1912.

An exahanae suggests that when
Teddy gqts through with the ten COM
inandmepts he should return them to
tae people.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-08-22

Teddy is promising to give the coun-
iry strenuous compaign. Does any
one remember the time when fedd9
vas anything but streErous?
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-08-22
Sabbath scnool Rally


AZ stonehami Colo. Sept. Sth, 1872
lo:30 Praise Service, led BY
------- Rayme- Sunday School
lo:45 Growth the Law of Life
--------------. c. Z. Graves
Music
ll;oo Growth the Law of Kingdam
---------------.--R Rev. VIM. Force
ll:25 lRspiraticR unto Growth
-------- Rev. j. II. ketchum
Basket Dinner
200 Praise Service. led by
Grand View Sunday School
2:l5 What NAY we Become, What we
shall Become Rev. A. j. Loyeless
2:S5 Make that Boy Grow -.-.-..-
-,--------e ..--------C. Il. De Ford
200 Make that Girl Grow .-.
Rev, Mrs. 4. ii. Sweigard
Music
S:l0 Make The whole District Grow
Rev. j. H. Ketchum
Presentation OF Banner
$50 Maize the Class Grow
S,oneham Delegate
8ii5 Make the Departments Grow
ii. b. Mcmillan
AilJ Can Adults Grow? Mr. Ihaa.pson
Evening Session
'id5 Praise SERVICE, led by
Stoueham Sunday SchoOi
SOD The Bible Scaool fhermemeter
KEY. Chds. L. Dcans
S:S9 Tie Gzswiag Bible S hooi OF the
FutlrT Rev. j. H. Ketskum
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-08-22

BOYS WANTED Boys wanted to sell
our Sunday papers; liberal induce
ments to husters. Write to Mana.
ger Circulation, The Denver Times,
Denver. Colorado
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-08-22

WANTED; A brood Tarc, have en-
gine, cow or course Of lessons with
the Campbell Correspondence school
Of agriculture, to trade. II the an
imal is worth it willing to put in the
whole shooting match, Enquire at
Enterprise o,fic2.