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Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-21

Los Angeles complains OF a school
book famine. but the small boys Of
that city are bearing up braVely
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-21

Uncle Sam is short 100000 sirls
That number is needed to match the
male population
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-21

Nothing wiihstands the cold brce1es
like young girls white shoes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-21

People are always doing things
would condemn in others
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-21

you CAN CURE CATARpu
BY using Coles Carbolisalye. Dc h,
effective remedy. All druggists Is and 5g'
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
EAST ITEMS.

Grant Mercer and ION were Stone
ham visitors Sunday.
Mrs. E. !. Seayy called on Mrs.
Theo. Keller, Sunday.
Mrs. 7. B. Rusland visited with Mrs,
Bert Whittier last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Keller called on
hrs. j. R. Freu Sunday afternoon.
Ruth and Florence Mercer called on
Mrs. Vim. Schmcockle last Thursday.
Miss Louise Diass of Eustis. Nebr.
is visiting with her sister. Mrs. Vim.
Schmeerkla.
Mrs. Grader and daughter Julia. ar,
rived few dayr ago and are now liv-
Ing on their claim.
Theo. Keller, Ray Mackey and Grant
Mercer are breaking prairie for Albert
Scemeel;Ie this week.
Z. |. Seavy had his potatoes planted
and some plcwing done Monday. Mr..
McConbs doing the work.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
Pleasant Divide

e. N. Mercer was caller here last
Thursday.
Dolph Donegan was caller in this
burg Monday.
Henry Barnne returned to his home
stead Wednesday.
II. G. McElwain and family arrived
home last Saturday.
II. G. McElwain called at Mr.. Car.
tiers Sunday evening.
W. G. Carter is plowing for Chas,
Hupshman this week.
Ed Jones is helping Mr.. Donegan
piow for'speltz this week.
Chas. Hurshman left for Famam,
Seb.. Thursday en- his wheel.
Andrew Stinglcy repaired some fanco
for Mrs. Anderson last week.
Mr.. Thompson commenced working
on |, n. Vik's place, Wednesday.
Charles BEAMS back again looking
after things at his place south and cast
of Raymer,
Everybody enjoyed the rainfall Tues.
day sceninr. 1t is reported that lhrre
was half inch of rainfall.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
Paradise Valley

Mrs. Lane was pleasant caller az
J, Fentoa's on Tuesday of last week.
Frank Richards was transacting bus
mess in Stonenam part of last week.
Mr.. Neil and Jack Charleston were
callers at Gccrsc Bostosh's Thur day
afternoon.
Chas. Huishman returnd to Nebr.
last Thursday after few weeks stay
on his claim.
Geo, Bostock and family and Mrs.
l.undyall and Kenneth spent Sunday at
WIN Thompson's.
Hank Ficken, Fred Stephenson and
Mike Hanson were callers at Mr.. Bly's
Wednesday evening.
o. II. Lundyall and Gus Johnston
were business visitors at Clarence
Hurtgen's last Sunday.
viii Thompson and George Bostock
have been putting in some wheat on
Bert Vik's place the past week.
Hank Ficken arrived here last Mon
day from Blue Earth, Minnesota. He
went back to Sterling Friday after Wis
iting with few of his friends. He in
tends to work near Sterling the COM
ing season.
Mrs. Lundvall had a runaway last
Friday evening which furnished plenty
of excitement and what might have
proved a serious accident. She had
gone down to Mr.. Iohnson's on an er-
rand, driving the mule team. As she
started home the mules became fright
ened at dog which jumped up in front
OF them and they decided to take a lit.
tie spin. Mrs. LGEdyall found she had
no control of them. but in some way
she managed to get herself and little
Kenneth out Of the buggy with neither
one getting hurt. Mr.. Lundvall found
the mules about midnight. They had
broken the buggy somewhat but no
other damage was done, Mrs. Lund.
vail was so frightened ,ha. she forgot
that she was going to a party that
night,
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
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/ COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
!, Hile-a-xak. Reporter: Da.rgs Of People oct
I alsM and 10 near BY villages.
:.:.:..
FOREST VIEW ITEMS.

FOREST VIEW ITEMS.
The two Mrs. scrivens went to Ray
mer Monday.
Mrs. Melissa Francis was on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. L. Wanscr was Startling pass
enger Tuesday.
Mr.. Barker painted Mrs. Wanscr's
house this week.
Ferd Francis made business trip 10
Weldona Tuesday.
A. Fike went to Buckingham We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. viii Roe was visiting with her
sister. Mrs. Snyder north of Raymer.
several days last week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
buckingham Items

Hiram Vawter and orlo were in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. W. E. Zellcy is visiting with
her brother.
Joe Silvis is working at the Chain Of
Lakes Ranch.
George Dentor has gone to Culbcrtson
Nebr. for 4 few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Lamon visited
with Mr.. Potter and wife.
Miss Whipplc and Joe Silyls were
guests at the Robinson's Sunday.
Chester Sides had the misfortune
Tuesday to be hurt badly by horse,
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
eo.anper Stands Pat

The Weld County Republican pub
fishes letter from G. P. Bolander
which is self explanatory and which we
reproduce as follows:
Greeley Republican, Greeley. Colo.
Gentlemen:-In view of the many
vicious and unwarranted attacks upon
my character and upon my incumbency
Of the Office Of county commissioner, l
feel that | owe it to the people who
elected me to that office to state my
position at this time.
Let this be my answer to friends and
enemy alike:
! shall not voluntarily resign the Of.
fee | hold, and to which was elected
by majority of the voters OF Weld
county. My conscience and record is
clear OF any wrongdoing. whatever
others may or may not have done with.
out my knowledge before or during my
tenure Of Office. / shall leave the mat
ter entirely to the court or proper Of
ticiais to act as justice dictates, and
shall not be swayed one way or another
by any criticism by political enemies.
This determination has been formed
from a sense Of duty to myself, my
family and my friends who are stand.
ing loyalty By me in this matter.
Very sincerely,
p. G. BoLANDER,
County Commissioner.
The Republican declares that no one
claims that Mr. BoIander has obtained
any Of the ill-gotten gains. and that
the suits against are likely TO be drop
ped by the district attorney.
We understand that Mr. Bolauder's
reputation has been the best up to the
time OF the revelation Of Yields unfor-
tunate affairs.
Had it not been that Mr.. golander's 8
word about an agreement in this part
of the county was fatty contradicted
by two good men we should be dirpos-
cd to think better Of Mr.. Bolander.
According to the Republican. also,
the county will recover 500. 900 as a re-
suit of the prosecutions. $4,000 of it
in warrants issued to C. G. Sheely. the
contractor. has been repudiated. Z. ].
Estes will return s3.400, DeVinny will
dig up 81, leo and Frank C. Peterson
$500, paid them by SheeIy. The last
three named will all testify against
Sheely when the cases against him are
brought to trial.
Peterson, it will be remembered, was
clerk for the board ard was indicted
with the others, but escaped nnder the
time limit.
The report that Sheely was to pay
the county $4,000 and escape prosecu-
ton is denied by the prosecuting attor-
ney.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
stonehar Items.

John Motifs was in town Monday.
7. C. Winker was in town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Jeppson came in on the train
Tuesday.
Mr.. Limb returned to his claim.
Thursday.
pugan & Roth received car load of
hag. Friday.
Mrs. Kaal spent Sunday with Mrs.
Harry Smith.
al i.eadh Of Pit,sburg was in Stone
ham Monday.
Mr.. Watson and wife went to Ster-
Ing Saturday.
Miss Beside Smith returned to Ster-
LINK. Thursday.
John Forester came In from Che. .
enne. Saturday.
Tira Arlington of New Rsymer was
In town. Tuesday.
Mrs. John Runyan called on Mrs.
WINNER. Monday.
John Forester has started a black.
smith shop in town.
Mr.. Shaps!y of Avalo was caller in
our burgh, Satupday.
Mr.. Osborne was trarsacting l.lsi-
ness in town. Thursday.
! John Brewer and Mr.. Eor,hrup we've
down fran Ava.o Tuesday.
I Andrew Christensen took dinner at
the Mitchell home Thursday.
Mr.. Kitchum is building house on
his claim north east of town.
Miles Mitchell and j. C. Dugan came
back from Sterling Wednesday.
Mr, Marion. j. kissler, wife and
father went to Sterling Monday.
There will be 2 dance at the new
Livery barn next Saturday night.
Mr., win Campbell returned to his
homestead south Of town. Friday.
Walter Stewart and Bill Craine were
hare Monday, from Spring Creek.
Miles NJ tcnell was a passenger 10
Sterling. Friday. returning Saturdas
! Mr. Dent cane in Friday from Cas-
per. Wyo., to his claim north Of town.
Ed. Schmeekle and Theo. Rugland
were callers at Stoneham, Wednesday.
/ Gus Bringleson from north Pawnee
was caller here Thursday on business
1 Mr., and Mrs. Harry Smith called at
the Wellington home Tuesday evening.
Owing to the bad weather Friday
night the DANCE was not well attended.
o. ?. Bake was passenger to
Sterling Thursday. returning Satur-
day.
John Miller returned from Weldona.
Colo. Saturday. TO his claim west Of
town.
4, Rene Fosburg went down to Sterling
Sunday Otake horse down to Mont
Fitch,
! On accoont Of the bad weather Wed.
nesday nigh. the box social was post
poned.
Mr.. Kelly Of north Pawnee came
back from Ohio whore he spent the
winter.
Mrs. J. C. Dugan drove in with IN.
Gle Dave Gibson from north Pawnee on
| Monday,
. Mr.. Lemon came in from Sterling
Saturday to reside on his claim south
Of town.
Mrs. Bossock, daughter and Sigma
Johnson were Stoneham visitors last
Tuesday.
Archie NesLaum and Geo. Andrews
of north pawnec were callers here on
Monday.
John Bakes and Gus johnson drove
in from Elsie. Neb., to their claims
Saturday.
There were thirty.cight teams TO one
coup. en our streets Saturday and on
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
Monday, thir,y-Ave. Watch stoneham

1
Monday, thir,y-fve. Watch Stoneham
grow.
Mr.. Howard and wife and Mr.. WcIty
Wednesday.
Mrs. Crabb, her daughter Mary Fritz
and NADIA Barker were callers at Stone
ham. Friday.
Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs. Harry
Smiths Thur, lunch served by Mrs.
Kaull anil Runyan.
Mr.. Clarence Brown of Sterling Wis.,
tied over Sunday with Miss l.yla Smith
u. Mrs. Daris homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Of Connecticut
stayed over Sunday at the hotel and
went on to Washington.
Mr.. E. E. Wheeler and Sou !.aSter
drove to Sterling Wednesday on busi-
ness and returned Monday.
Mr.. Wiilick ordered . car for Thurs
day to move his goods to Burlington.
Wisconsin, their future home.
Mr.. Hughs arrived from Gorden,
Neb., with his furniture and will re-
side on his claim in the future.
Mr. Craig came in from Longmont,
Saturday to visit his son and brother
who have homesteads north Of town.
John Brewer, Jim Craig, Jake Weis-
el and Gus Rank OF Ayalo were tran
sacting. bnsinesr in our town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker, Edwin Whit.
aker and Miss sigma johnson Of New
Raymer took dinner at the Mitchell
home.
Mrs. j. Z. Jackson's $ sister and hus-
baad Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Of Beggs.
Oklahoma came last Wednesday 10
make her visit,
The party that took the four.horse
cvener from north of Dugans store had
better return the same ut once or an
arrest will be made.
Mr.. Sedan arrived in Stoneham Thur.
from Polk County. Nebr., when he
spent the winter. he will now live on
his claim south of oyn.
Arthur Jeppson arrived from Cen
tral City, Neb,, "Wednesday to take up
his residence on his claim. He says
Colorado is good enough. for him.
Henry Lundvall and Mr.. Abrah, m
stopped off at Stoneham to attend the
Friday night. They were on their way
to their claims near Keota, Their for
mer home was in Holdrege, Neb.
Mrs, Steve Whitaker has returned
from Davenport and Avaco, Iowa.
where she visited the past two months,
She says, she would not exchange her
little claim shanty in Colorado, for any
of their mansions in Iowa, and she is
glad to get back to Gods country again
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
NOTICE ron rupL,c.r,ox

NOTICE FOn PUBLICATION,
Z. AS 'publisher.) Serisl-olscsl
neRsst'nest At the Isteyiss.
United States Land Office at Sterlinv Co,o,.,,
April 10. 1914
NOTICE 10 hereby given tha, Julius .Younsb,,,
Of stanehsm. Colorado who on June s,h. 1910
made Homsstead annlica.ion. No. o,sosl. 70,
snuthsaat Qasrssr. Section ". Township s N.
Ranrs u ". 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian. h.. nl.i
notice of intention "a make Commu,.tion
Proaf. 70 sitahllsh claim IA the land above Dc.
scr'bed. before Register and Receiver. At S,.rl.
ing. cnsorado. on the 7th day Of June. 1915.
Claimant names ~ wItnesseG
John W. euAyan, Of s;auehsm. Colorado.
Nathan Foster. u
Ole olson. Of j.. a..
Miles Y. Mitchell. of e s-,,
W. II. POUND. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25

We are sometimes at sea about what
we think Of Roosevelt. but the way he
slammed I.orimer in Chicago when he
refused to dine with him, and the way
Illinois busted UP the Lorimer machine
and Pennsylvania smashed the Penrose
machine makes us feel good clear
through. A pretty good republican
can find considerable consolation in de-
feat il Lorimer, Penrose, Stephenson
and few other disreputable senator's
are condignod to the political scrap
heap.
Ignorance Of the law excuses no
man" is n maxim that we hear re.
peated often. but it does not apply to
all classes. Were the exceptions made
in the interests Of the poor and weak,
there would not be great reason to
complain. but the exceptions do not
work that way. Let settler take up
stray horse and fail to comply with
the letter of the law, and is fortunate
II he does not suffer the penalty. tho
he has exercised great care to know
his duty in such cases and has followed
the custom OF communities he has lived
in most of his life. How ~ it with
the big corporation? Leslie's weekly
is continually excusing the violators of
the Sherman law on the ground that
they did the thing ignorantly. and still
those corporations have the best attor-
neys of the country to examine the law
and advise them. The trouble is the
corporations have not employed their
attorneys to aid them in complying
with the spirit of the law, but have in
structed thpm 10 find ways of evading
the law. They have sought flaws in
the law which would enable big busi-
ness to combine, to crash competitors,
and charge extortionate prices. and
then when courts have construed the
law against the corporation. the silly
plea is made that they did it in ignor
ance. They took gamblers chance in
violating the law in hopes that they
would not get caught, or that by cor
rupting courts or using improper polit.
ical pulls they could cxtort decisions
that would shield them. In some in
stances they have lost, and now the
sniveling millionairs come into court
and plead ignorance Of the law as reas-
on for mercy. 1t is childish, it is
worse, it is criminal.
.
Here goes Theodofe puFloiling an
other Of Bryan. S policies. He says if
beaten this time, he will try it again.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
Como To CAurch

Come to church at the sohoo,
mouse every Sunday morning.
sunday School at ten o'clock. fol,
lowed by preaching m hour lator
founs Peoples meeting at 900
y. IN, cnch Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25
hat he had saddled and va, ready to

that he had saddled and va' ready to
mount.
Hugh Riley and II. d. Dinsn,oor
were Sterling passengers Tuesday.
Chester Sides and ROLAND Forrest.
all spent Sunday with the Poush family
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. johnson ard
Helen have returned from Fort Collins.
Mr.. W. E. Zelley have gone to Great
Falls. Mont. where he has accepted a
position.
Mr.. Jacob Harshman has found
trace of his mule that strayed away
about month ago.
Mrs. w. c. Longworth and baby
Henderson came from Denver Wednes-
day and visited with Miss Mckee.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25

The past week had added Oregon and
Nebraska to the Roosevelt column and
the chances of Taft seem to get mora
desperate as the day for the conyen-
ton approaches.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25

Mrs. Clark Of Kimball, Neb., who
has been out to her claim north Of
Raymer for few days returned home
Tuesday by way Of Sterling. While In
Raymer she visited with her friend Mrs
Wanser. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Wanser as fur as Sterling, whore
she will attend to business matters.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25

Subscribe for The Enterpii,c.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-25

Here goes Theodore purloiliag an
other Of Bryan.s policies. He says if
beaten this time, he will try it again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-29
lUTO|ST INJURED
IN SAVING WOMEN
ATTEMPT TO QUIET BRIGHTEN
ED HORSE RESULTS In
BROKEN HIP.

Hugh l. Kirby, about thirty-nve
years old, travelling salesman who
halls from Harper's Ferry, les In the
Retreat for the Sick suffering with a
broken left hip as the result of bis
EFFORT 10 save two women of Bon All
from serious accident Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Kirby was out on an autorno-
bile ride, and had arrived near Bon
Air when he encountered buggy oc-
cupied by two women. The horse
became frightened, according to the
story. and Mr.. Kirby jumped from
the automobile ana attempted to- hold
the horse But The horse broke frorn
his grasp sind ran over him, knock
ing him down,
The two women inaliy stoppbl the
frightened horse. and drove h~ck to
the assistance Of Mr.. Kirby. He was
brought in on the baggage car OF a
train Of the Southern railway, the
TWO women accompanying him, and
was taken to the Retreat for the Sick.
F4e was attended hy pr, W, r. OPP
lsenhesmer.
Mfr Kirby was averse to talking
about the accident though Il vas said
that the two women felt heartfelt
gratitude for his efforts to save them
from accident.
II is said that Mir Kirby came here
10 go into business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-29
CLAD IN KAHkI COL eREETs
NEWSPAPER men
Continued from First Pags)

jostling Of crowds with the consequent
pressure upon the wound.
You know. too, there are some
perfectly well meaning people. who
will think, when they see me, that It's
the psychological mtInent to shake
my hand and thump be on the back.
laughed the colonel. IF that hap
pened Id have to resist the impulse
to become an anarchist"
You don't look like n man who'd
been shot" was ventured.
'Me7" chortled the ex-president.
Really, don't feel that way either.
Asked how he managed the right
arm when walking around Sycamore
Hill, the colonel explained:
"oh, i stick the hand in my pocket,
this way"--thrasting 1t deep into the
khaki pocket~--'1t doesn't bother If l
rest It."
Roosevelt gravely declared that he
would do as the doctors insist, and
speak but half An hour at Madison
Square Garden.
Has His Speech Ready.
1--WE already dictated the speech
and 1t won't go longer than that"
was the coloneI's assurance. The ex-
president spoke Of Going to New York
in a special car attached to a regular
train, this having been determined
upon by the physicians 30 as avoid
the jolting Of an automobile ride
After the speech he expects to re-
turn at once to the train. getting back
to Oyster BAY before midnight.
ia like to stick at 1t and keep on
with the campaign" said the colonel,
regretfully. but the doctors Won't
let me. II can manage to get TO
Huntington and Mineola IN get In q
word. maybe, on the State ticket.
won't have time to do that In New
York"
How is the campaign going?" wal
asked.
"Oh, all right" was the rather
weary comment
Ths colonel hoped the newspapers
would mNke plain his inability to re-
ply 20 the huge stack of messages that
Rave come since the shooting.
About His Libel Suit
Roosevelt fished out q telegram re-
ceived today from Surgeon General
C. r. Stokes. of the navy. offering
TO go upon the stand In the Columbus
libel suit against the Iron Ore. OF
Tspheming. Mich, from which Roose-
welt demands $1,000 damages for Al
lading to his habits as Incorporate.
DR.. Stokes adverted to his having
Travelled with the colonel for three
years on his trips, adding: II must
have know your habits well %lripg
that time" Another message. Of sim
liar import. came from former Sur
geon General Rixey, who served un
der the Mckinley and Roosevelt
regimes.
The colonel dropped the informa-
ton, Incidentally, that he has started
a libel suit against Clean Politics, a
publication in Indianapolis. for print
ing allegations similar to those Of the
Iron Ore. The ex-president has in
structed his attorneys to go the limit
In the libel actions, and try to force
damage verdict He insists that tire
yelled accusations of intemperance be
disposed OF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-29
LILLY ARRAYEO As
THOSE OF: FIELDS
APPRoPRIATES 4 TROUSSEAU
AFTER TWO HOURS OF
EMPLOYMENT.

Lilly overton, a coiored girl seven
teen years old, went into the employ
of j. s. Einstein, OF West Main
street. two days ago, and aftsr re-
maintaing two hours. disappeared.
Strangely to say. about $2oo worth of
clothing disappeared at the same time
and Lilly, far more adorned than tn,
proverbial lily OF the fields, WAS found
last night in n dance hall on North
Third street, CARRIED in a handsome
ball gown and holding the attention
Of all admirers
Lilly was in the hands Of her adj
nirers when Captain Mcmahon, Ser
geant sherry and Policeman McNama
walked in. Then she was taken kind
ly into their hands. She was invited
20 take an automobile ride. and was
driven TO a house on Brown street,
where the rest OF the clothes, which
she 10 said to have intended fitting up
~ a trousseau, were found. Lilly
didn't know anything about them.
But she couldn't offer a proper ex-
PLANTATION OF the handsome gown on
her back, and when Captain McMa-
hon gave her one of her own gowns,
something of a drab color, as ex-
change. she demurred. But she re-
tired TO the privacy of a cell and
made the change.
MIR. Einstein WAS present in the
First Police station and identified Lii
ly's trousseau as belonging to him and
his.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-29
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