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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner May and Annie Beswick. lum-
Der from the Rappahannock river at
10th street wharf for Il. M Hall; schoon-
er S. L. Bowen. cord wood from a Mary
land point, at 18th street wharf for J. H.
Carter & Co.; schooner E p. Evans. bar
relied herring from a river point, at 10th
street wharf for the dealers: tie boat
Ruby, from Alexandria, at Georgetown
en- route to Chesapeake and Ohio canal
point; schooner c. w. Leigh, lumber
from a Virginia point, at Smiths wharf.
Eastern branch. for T. w. Smith: power
boat Stung, shad and herring from Fairy
landing fishing shore; Canal Towage Com
pany boats No. Is and No. 100. light,
from naval powder plant, Mattawoman
creek. Md. at Georgetown: tug George
W. Pride. towing lighters from Piscata-
way creek: tug D. NJ: Key. towing coal
laden barge from Alexandra to dredge
Dewey, Eastern branch; tug Wfnship, at
Georgetown with tow of light coal-car-
rying boats from Alexandria; sloop CO.
lumbia. cord wood, at 10th street wharf
for Clarke & Son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-12

Beautiful Spring Flowers.
Always an abundant supply Of fresh.
homegrown flowers at GUIDES, 1914 F.
Advt
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Wener6I Hep6fr 90.
Roof and house painting, electrical work
and general repairing. Estimates free.
Painless prices. Lincoln 2J12. lS'
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Departures.

Schooner Elizabeth CLARKE. new. mer-
chandise for Nomini creek. thence to Rap
pahannock to load lumber back to this
city; schooner e. p. Evans, light, for a
lower river point to load back to this city;
power boat John Fisk. light, for STRAIT
ford, Va, as tender to tie-loading YES
sells; tug Carter. light, for Aqua creek to
shift barge from Coal landing to Guam
tico; power sloop Daisy. from Alexan-
dria with merchandise for Pennington.
Md; scow Dashaway, for a down-rfver
point to load for Alexandria; power boat
Rather. light, for river point, after
fish for the market here; tug Meade,
towing lighters to sand and gravel
digging machines down river: schooner
Nellie light, from Alexandra for a river
point to load; tug Capt Toby, for river
point after a tow of lighters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-12

Phone Your Want A to The Star
Main 2440.
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Shower Baths. Stag Hotel eos 9th. Grsal
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Has Received All Prizes.

E. r. Brooks, chairman Of the COM
mittee on prizes. said last night that he
has received the required number of do
nations, fifty-three in all. His commit
tee is now working to arrange the diff
ferent athletic events and the prizes
therefor.
The official program Of the outing, in
charge of Chris. j. Gockeler, will go to
press Tuesday.
The committee has requested members
of the board to send in their subscrip-
tions without delay, as no tickets will be
sold after May 81, and none at the wharf
on the day Of the excursion.
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BAR GIVES OUTING
Members of Bench in District
Are the Guests.
SHAD BAKE At SEASHORE
Chesapeake Beach Scene of Festival
Held Annually.
SPORTS AND A MOOT COURT
Base Ball Game Ends in Argument
Between Attorneys-Fun
for All.
SHAD BAKE AT SEASHORE
SPORTS AND A MOOT COURT

The bar and the bench of Washington
took day off yesterday. left law and or
der behind them in the National Capital,
cut themselves off from communica-
ton and the prying eyes of critical
world the moment they put foot aboard
the train which proceeded with them to
Chesapeake Beach, where joy was uncon-
fined.
The bar was host to the bench and bent
on having a good time. Shad, plucked
out of the bay by seine while the hungry
and expectant lawyers looked on, and
planked under their eyes and set before
them in the big casino. was the excuse
for the whole affair. which is called 1.-THE
annual outing and planked shad dinner
of the bar of the District of Columbia to
the bench" Also there was base ball,
races and athletic contests
The guests of the bar were Justice
Lurton of the Supreme Court of the
United States. He was attended by AS
sistant Clerk c. B. Beall Of that court.
Chief Justice Shepard and Associate
Justices Robb and Van Orsdel of the
Court Of Appeals of the District of Co
lumbia. They were attended by Clerk
Hodges and Assistant Clerk Burke of
that court.
Chief Justice Clabaugh and Associate
Justices Stafford, Wright and Gould of
the Supreme Court Of the District of Co.
lumbia- They were attended by Assist
ant Clerks Lemon. Mckee, Cunningham,
Smith, Below and Knoll OF that court
and Aulick Palmer, United States mar
shall of the District of Columbia
Chief Justice Peelle and Associate
Justices Barney, Booth and Atkinson Of
the United States Court of Claims.
Judges Mullowney and Pugh of the
Police Court of the District Of Columbia
and Judge De Lacey of the Juvenile
Court.
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Carnations and All Other Flowers
for Mothers day. Shaffer, 18th & Eye
Advt.
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BAND CONCERTS TODAY.

Guard Mount and Sacred Concert
by the 18th Cavalry Band, Fort
Myer, Va George Bittrich, assist
ant leader, pm.
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A PIONEER H00alER SETTLER
Man Known as "5ee3rd Daniel eoonc"
still Hesltcs in v!ids Of In.
diana.

Marion Ind. -- About elghty.s!g
years ago, H. A. HUFF, known as the
second Daniel boone" was born in
Grant county, Maryland. Mr. Hun
first lived along the river near this
city As game grew scarce In that
locality he moved mo the vilds oi
Van Buren, township, where he still
resides.
From where HUI lives TO Marion II
Is twelve miles. and that Was the DIS
tance to MIL The grain was all cag.
ried In twn.huchol bags. thrown acres
q horses Tack with . toy or two Oh
top or heavy nan. This was yorne
HuIs delight whom It cane time q
90 to Mill when EaG was marie
he entered q piece Of Land in the
woods and ruit a cabin thereon. iat1
which he O; once moved.
~ hunting trapping and fishing Nc
made an excellent Twins rutn r.
could c,caF leu acres Tor corn aaI
wheat After lgw heavy ir6sts IN
fur thichoncd and tie hua;lng teasta
Sas On. The game consisted OF rcur,
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Spread CO .-r cation

Il is not 80 many yeas since the ay-
erage farmer even in slmi-arid regions
thought irrigation impracticable on a
large scale. II IL hardly necessary to
say that things are vastly differen; now
The reclamation Of vast areas Of fertile
land by the application of water has
added tremendously to the waal,h Of
the nation. At the San Diego Exposi.
ton in 1915 the practice and progress
of irrigation science will be illustrated
in a manner that will interes, every in,
;elligcnt person.
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HUFF in insian Costume.

deer. turkey, mink cacn. npskrat and
skuak. The Indian was here D. thai
timp, and ais Hun always wore IN
Indian costume His womcFy sill
rlInga to his pioneer days. lie tas
erected wooden torea In the rear OF
his lawn. which h Keeps decor I'd
In red man's style lie dresses tn his
Indian costume With feGihers in bis
hair. and blanket over his shcu'tcrs,
rifle in hand, he goes 10 his topec and
sits lor hours. His mind is little
feeble. but It Is Interesting 10 hear
the cid nan tell stories OF his pI.
pneor days.
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Talk Of new comfy in this corner
Of Weld will do no harm and it viii ac-
quaint people with actual conditions in
this part Of the county. We know that
many Of our best informed citizena,
men who expect that ultimately coun-
ty viii te formed here, feel that 2
moyemen: to do 50 at this tine void
be premature. II appears that unless
bet,et cop is raised tlis scIs,n tal
WAS harvested last, any movement OF
that sort now would be doomed to fail.
II the season gives fair crop the situ-
alton would be materially changed.
However we would be glad TO have the
views Of others.
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Gras!.lte Frern ocal

Tie lead pencil you use may havo
been made from coal. Large quantities
Of graphite have been manufactured in
the crucibe5 Of nature by intense heat
applied to coal beds by the intrusion of
l!gucfied igpeous rock. Now graphite
is made artifcially by heating coal, and
from this graphite. mixed with clay, Is
made the lead used in pencils.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18
Wina GiIYcr CGn

Mrs. E. D, Murphy came hong from
Sterling last week with lying colors Of
blue. o. course we all know that she
is somewhat parial to the gree9 as a
rule, but on this occasion the blue was
very acceptable, for III, blue ribbon in
dcated that her pen Of bronze turkeys
bad captured first prize az the Logan
County Poultg, Associations show held
at Sterling last week.
In addition TO the ribbon she received
a beautiful silver cup, nicely engraved
bearing the following description; "Lo-
gan Co. Natl Bank Cup Awarded by
/. c. ?. A. Best Pen Bronze Tur-
key" The cup was on exhibition at
the Hurtgen store and was much ad-
mired by the large crowd in town Sat
Hr,!ay.
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The war Gar1s

War Is an extremely sl1rlo eHme
4 number OF armed mci ere slcaef
upon another body OF armed men, and
they engage In the highly executing aud
divcrilrs sport Of maimrg uhd alay
ing one another The contestant which
cnn slaughter the most eomhataEte
ana starve tho most ncncomhafants
% adjudSei the winner Simple. is Il
not?
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COUNTY,
County cieIk ald Recorder,

County Clerk ald Recorder, y. J.
Luther
treasurer. wm. h. Paterson.
As9as or, ~ Il. Fischer.
Sheriff. slmuelJ. McAfee.
spgt. Schools, W. c. 'Thomps.
County Judge. G. II. Bradheid.
Coroner, Eho. c. Macy.
suryeyor, a. s. Lincoln, Eaton.
C dorado.
ehairmaa comnEa. P. C. Bolag9
der Luce-2e, Coio;ldo.
coHizllozer, L. ". peV!=ny, qi
Evans, cllo. ado.
Cohniiszloae ~ c. Le9is Greeley
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Time 70 Pay Taxes

The srft half O. Zach years taxes
are due and payable JEauary !, the
seecEt half duo and payable July !,
OF eqeh yes, aad tae Fir half bs-
come deila4uent Feb'y 2S, and tbs
md half become dasl2quelt July 81,
OF each year aas> draw interest az
ter na!d dstcs. Al tsx-s paid
to County Treactrcr.
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Mor:cH FOR pu3LicArIo:.

-.oo a-hbLbN
Z. A. S. tPub!isher.J Serial U9,i9.
Department OF the Interior.
United States Lind Office at Sterling. Colorado.
December 25,h, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph a. Chera-
my of Stonehani, Colorado, who. On October ls!.
iss, made homestead application No. 09iae. for
s"!-i. Section o. Township ~, Range 81 W..
9Th piincpai Meridian, has fled notice Of intcn,iQ,
to make Communication Proof. 70 establish
claim u tnc lard above described. before Regis-
ter and Receiver, at Sterlipg, Colorado On the
10Th day oi. April, 1879.
Ci"iIhan, names rs wi,pesses:
Ne"ton J. Strader. Of sitoaeha,R. Colorado
EIaari Harwood. VI
i.jLis Jensen. of .' IL
S,rn k.EaE, uf I" ~
". II. POUND. Rcgis,er.
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NoTicH roa PUBLICATION.

e, as. Ppt,isseri scrisl-olicS2
rsnsrtm,E: cf thr In:sr.o..
uai,st stalcs i.sni Office HI s:-rIIne. Colorado,
.cccmbGr s5.h, 1911.
NoTicE Il hereby given TINT Jane s. Weiling-
m. Q; s;onetam. Nlarss9. 2ho. on felrrary 18th.
isig. nAde l.oraestcat EhtFy. ~. eil6ss fer
Southwest gasr,ef. Section %. Township n,
iaanee % ". eth Principal herieian has flsd 70
t'rs Il Infection toenase eoAimutation PROF. TO
eeis,lis elsi.n = tie land above nfsel1.i. b.fore
Rc8.zcr Or Receiver r, Starring, Colsiado, ~ the
stu dsy .. Apiik 1912.
Claimant narnes as 4itasssef
William H. IemH.ona, Of styaehan, Colorado.
iarry I. snita, ..
hairn b.itrtm % " -
le2le, D. WINNER, II rs
w Ii. POUND. Register
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NOTICE ron rug,IcarIoN.

E.a.S, Publisherl serial-eios7s
Department: OF the interior.
United States Land Office al Sterling Colorado
ptr.mtcr 9th lgil.
Noucr Is hereby given that Charles J. Swan,
son. oi S,oEeham, Colorado. who on January 9Th
1919. made Homestead Entry, No. UiO67g, for
NE!-i, Section H. Township ~. Range 50 W,
9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of in,cn.
tion u make Communication Proof to es,ab.
lish claim to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver at Sterling. Colorado, on
the 2sth day oi March. isi2.
ClpinInt names Witnesses;
Hear d. cOmmins, of s;oneharr, Colorado.
Ralph Rar,ram. 0i
Vcl.r s.ut2..of ii
Alploaso Bo.hseheidcr. Of s.3
~, IL. POUND, Register
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Mcdn Hlr Fourth MYRTLE.

Evansville lnd.-DNorced from his
ihiri vile clyde 4. Bays Of this city.
aged 21 years. has married Hiss
Myrtle Hoover. his fourth vile. An
Of the former wives of BAYS we're
named Myrtle. aGd he rays he would
marry a gIrl OF no other name.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18
hOrlcE roa plDa,cArlGN.


Department of the Interior.
United States Land Oiiicc At Storing. Col4ra!o.
pecsnher 5th, 1911.
ho.lcE !, hereby given tiat Charles w. Taon.-
as, q foit aosfan, Coicia.o. who, on April /.
lsin. fnnee homestead cnry, No. ui9asO fog SEi-;
Section q, Township X. KsRsc u ". etn prin-
c'pal Meridian. has fled lotiee u intentian u
make inal eomauta,ion proof. to establish claim
- the land above ucser.b,i. tcfoge County Judgc,
y, For, Morgan, ColoEs-O. oa the lstn day Il
Fehruary. lsl2.
Claimant nam,s as witncsss3;
iert T. ripcr, af fert aiOrgan, Colorado,
Iercy HmrinFton, uf
Ih5nas b. shelton of g II
John II. Groves uf rs
W. H. POUND l,eslGter,
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WANTED 4 .ouny eastern lady
would Ike to get acquainted with
a gent'eman OF the west As this is
bold method Of getting acquainted.
II 10 the Only resort .hat'l have to
became a westerner an sineen
and viii marry il suited, ] pntar-
stand from my friends that there
are a good many in the west tired q
single bliss and ioncsomeness. Hence
lam thankful 10 the. editor if he
publishes this article, ! would APP
preciatc the acquaintance of an hen
est and honorable gentleman. For
iI-ther particulars, please write 10
tie undersigned. A. L. l.. T. 0,
Box 90 Toledo, Ohio.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

aoIIt. FOR PUBLICATION.
L. AS. Publisher.j Serial 1886.
department of the Interior.
United states Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
December 10Th. 1871.
NoHoE is hereby given tha, Henry d. Commins.
Of Stoneham. Colorado. who on November nth,
lHs, made homestead entry. No. O995s. for Nwi-i
Section i2, Township ~. Range Sc W.. 9TH prin-
eipa Aeriihin. has liled notice Of intention to
mase Communication Proof, 70 establish claim
u The lAnd above described. before Register and
leceRer at s,erliag. Colorado. on the 10Th day Of
Match, 1917.
Claimant NAMES Us witnesses:
Charles J. swanson, OF Stoneham. Colorado.
Ralph Bartrau. Is '
Peter S;utz OF II
Alphonso Bethscheider. Of ' 2.s
". II. POUND. Register.
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WANTED Correspondents at every
sts;ioB along The Eurlingtoa frpn
Hiiad to Grover al we! % plaaas
aol represented h. = station. L il "a
good training Tor P-p.!s in school, CT
fos thosa vino are dap-i,ed of shool
advantages. We help you. We wish
70 pacl!sh complete history ofeast-
ern Weld county every wask. ii tae
section yoa i've in is no. represented
s1e us or write us.
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DlREC r DRY
STATE.
,Yernor. Iohn 2. shafrotl.

Governor, John F. shafrotl.
1t. Coz, Stephen R. Fitzgerald,
aecretary OF State. Jae. B. Pearcs,
Treasurer OF State. ". j. Gilllgdn.
auditor OF State. Roady Kenehaa,
Attorney Gen. Jchn T. Barnett.
Supc intendent OF Publie In true-
ion, katherine NJ. C5ps.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
A, S. iPublisher.) Serial Oilsl,


Drpartmcnt of the Iutcrios.
United States Land Office, at Sterling. Colorado.
December 18th, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Reuben Lacocs.
of Ssw RAyner. Colorado, Who on September
iIih 1910, n.nde homestead entry. No. 0lis2i. for
southwcet quarter. Section 10. Township n.
RANGE 5s W.. 9Th principal Meridian. has filed
nrtieeof ia,sntipn to make final Communication
Proof, To establish claim to the Land above de-
se,ited. iefore Y, s Commissioner. at Keota. Col
crado on the 2.d day pf February. iDlg
Claimant names as witassscs.
GeoFse Miller. Of New Raymer. Colorado.
LevJ.J Allen, of "
l'aebert v,s. Of '' .
hlbcrt Il. Mektrson. Of e
w. II. POUND. Register.
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LEGISLATIVE

National congre 5 Ter Is. distric..
At.erzon ". Rucker, Deuyer.
State Senator, b. T. Carpenter.
ef Greeley.
State REPRESENTATIVES L. L, Mad
del, %aua, and Harry Teller. Wiah-
aor.
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NcTicI .oa PuBi.iy .TiD1.
as. tpeblis.eJ seria.-ol3ioo

NOA.s. ~. ftbi.!s .Eluli,
E,A.S. PrbEs .eD seria!-,le5oQ
Department of The in,eria..
United States Land Office. Sterling, Colorado,
peeember 2tth, lgli.
NollcE is hereby gisen that John A. sixerson,
of StenehRr. Colorado. who, on May 23rd. 1910,
made Homestead application No 0IS0lo for
h-r,hcast quarter, Section q. Township , ~,
RAMS, % ~, M Principal Meridian. las hleI
i.ceof intention . maze cpihm4tlto;i ir5gf. To
r,.Ibii n claim . ;ao Lind tboye dcsc,ibef. be-
fore hepistcr ai,i Recei.crat Stsl!ing Colorado,
IN the TN day Vi hpsil. 1872.
Claimant names - WitneEses;
hiram 81, ShclioA, cf stJuehAr,. C1lyF.,do,
l.cstrr Il. L1wder. q
tieO.so /. s!ocum, Of i,I
I,ls.. \. flasher. vi siterling. Is
". H. Pound, RsSia;rr
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

The Denver Times, which has been q
republican newspaper, announced Sun
day that it hid changed hands, Mayor
R, W, Specr, having purchased the en-
tire plant. Mayor Speer states that
after June LIST. be viii devote bis err
tire time to the management Of the
Paper. He also announces that the
paper will be Independent in politics.
We know little Of Colorado or Denver
politics, so are unable 70 suspect what
political significance this Newspaper
change mag have.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

On Tuesday Joseph Tighe OF Raymer
was here before U. S, Land Commis-
sioner |, S. Griffin, proving UP on his
homestead. located eight miles south
vest of Raymer. |. N. Vik and II. D.
Eddy of Raymer were here as witness
e5 for Mr. Tighe, These gentlemen
attended The meeting of the Keota
Commoraial Club, Tuesday evening,
and took part in discussing the pnew
county question. -Keota Nnws.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

We feclrsusonably safe in predict
ing that the next president will be
dominated in the month OF June, and
The convention naming him viii bo
held east OF the Mississippi river.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

Whca The aydrage man Gomez to
turn over . rev leaf be finds carbon
topy Of The Cd one. Ex,
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upht keota she question of making
a new county in this part OF Weld IS
being agitatcd TO some extent,
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sus9s,sE PARTY

Monday afternoon few of the
friends Of Mrs. HIrtyen and her moth
er Mrs. jenkins, having learned that
both ladies would return TO Spring Val
ley, Wis, on the following day, decid-
ed they would just run in y and
spend Monday egening with them.
Every thing was hastily arranged.
and not all could be seen who would
like to have been there, but in the
neighborhood of thirty or forty knock
ed at the Hurtgea door at about eight
O'Clock in the evening, and walked in
and took possession Of the place.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by all, games were played. most Of
them the sort played when we were
children, while phonographwas draft
ed to Keep the children amused and the
laxative ones from nonopolizing all
the time.
After the games, luncheon was SER
we'd, and at about eleven the guests de-
parted for their home, after Mr..
Hurtgen had expressed their agarecia
tioa Of the purpose to honor theirmolh-
cr.
The departure of Mrs. Hurtgen win
leave big gap in ksymer, and the
kindly face Of Mrs. Jenkins win be
greatly missed, while We all hope Mrs.
Hurtgen will ind the medical relief
which will alloy her to return u Ray
u.er aBd again be one Of US.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

Again we wa.t to suggest that our
Raymer Commercial Club ought to be
revived or similar Organization
launched
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18
JUDICIAL

D!stIiet Judges, Harry P. Gamhie,
cf aoalde aad Neil P. Graham. OF
Ft. Collins.
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Ms.csr Fans in Kansas civ.

Kansas CITY What is believed
10 be small meteor fell in the back
yard at tho home OF Henry Kgocscr.
In Kansas City.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

China invented fire crackers, and it
is about time she had some occasion to
Use them,
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

The new slS3,O 900 high school build
ing at Greeley gets a $500 vacuum
cleaning plant free by the sale of the
Red Cross Seals. The plant is 4 prize
given by the manufacturers for sale of
seals, proceeds TO be used to promote
the movement for the prevention Of tu-
berculosis.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

A contributor to the keota News
suggests that some one get busy to see
ii this part of Weld county cannot get
more money for use on roads, ctc., and
II not suggests chat at election we can
remember the responsible parties.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

We have made arrangements where
by We can offer LaFol!etts in combina-
ton with The Enterprise for 500 per
year. We knoW Of no publication
more essential to mans reading mai
Ter who desires to keep in touch With
political conditions during the coming
year.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

While this talk is going On about
presidential candidates, where are the
candidates for Vice President!
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

The frst Weld couuty man to name
his farm under the provisions of n new
state law, is Mr.. Coffin living in the
southwestern part Of the county. The
name has selected is "WaInut Grove,
and no one else in the county can use
The same name.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

The fellow who likes hot stuff. may
be forgiven for prcfering Roosevelt.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

Both republicans and democrats turn
ed Denver down aad Baltimore captur-
cd the democratic convention, which
will be hpld in that qty in Ipnr one
week after the republicans meet at
Chicago.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18
Confielng World,

That this is II coniiding world ID
SUI proved by the sale OF hair restor.
atives BY pald.headed men. and the
peddlins OF books on How to Be
Rich" by youthful pcddlers working q
81 q day.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18
The Campbell System

NsuRES your crop against DRQUTH
Our experience in 1910 snd 1911 has
proved that good crops can be grown
with less than eighteen inches of rain,
fall. Those who followed the Camp.
bell System in 1910 had crop in 1911.
Don't Take Any Risks for 1912
camnbell's publications explain the
system.
Camphs|fs Scientific Farmer St,oo
CanSbs'Fs Soil Culture Manual ESQ
Combination Price, 800
Address.
Campbell Soil Culture 60, Lincoln, Nst.
When you wrih ask about the ea,,u,
boil eorrospondsnee school.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

The receptive candidate is often
deceptive.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

Entered as sccond-class matter
'unc 10, 1910. Il, the p@stof,icc at
.Scw Raymcr Colorado. under the ael
~ Marcli .. 1919
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FOUND STRAY horse, brand on left
side. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying charges.
Fred Ficken, New Raymer, Colo.

TAKEN Upon the 9th day of pecem-
her, 1911, n BACK and white sow,
weight about 10 10. \. Cue. Stone.
ham, Colo.
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Como no Cl,l,re,,

Come to church n. the school
house every Sunday mur1lng,
Sunday School 1t ten o'cluCr, fol.
lowed by preaching ~ hour later.
Young Peoples meeting at 1900
p. III, each Smaay.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

THURSDAY, JANUARY is. 1912.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-18

We know thgi some people feel that
il is only selfish on our part that we
advocate trading at homo. Come to
think Of it, that it is largely true. 1t
is certain that the newspaper business
would NOT be worth much in a town
where there we're no business houses,
and farm land near a dead town is us
ually worth about half what it is near
j good live one.