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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-13

ing to their attitude towards legisla- tion in which the Association was in terested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-13
UNCLE SAM HAS MONEY

'n banks all over the country. He uoesn't allow his servants to keep money In safes or cash boxes. You 'au depend on his knowing his busi- aess. Suppose you take the hint and 1oposlt your money in the Merchants .1u rianters Bank. Open an account TOW so your money will be safe from sourth of July fire possibilities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-13

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
The Rayrner Country

1t IS quite customary sor newspapers
to issue at times prosperity edition"
of their paper. devoted to telling of
the advantages OF their particular sec
ton. To do such thing successfully
requires something OF the photograph
er's art, of retouching the negative,
taking out defect here. cnlarging &
little there, and conceaiing . blemish
in another place.
We have no intention TO DO this, but
rather to give 4 plain picture Of plain
country. The kaymer country has
been loved BY some and hated by some.
Some look upon it as the land of oppor-
tunity, others regard it as 4 place of
their undoing. That some have met
misfortune here, we do not deny
What country is there that come have
not lost?
The nest Of the people who come in
to this country come on the Burlington
road from Steriing. The one train up
the branch is SLOW one, but it soon
leaves the irrigated section, and the
short buffalo grass and prairie dogs
are likely to raise doubt in the minds OF
the farmer from the Mississippi valley
where rain fsIl is unlimited and native
grass makes q heavy growth. The
settler coming from region #here Ire
has seen the prairie dog disappear be-
fore the settler, and observed TIE con.
version Of the buffalo sod into fields Of
OF waving grain and golden corn, is not
SO easily discouraged.
Some twenty years ago few settlers
came here. but the era Of low prices,
hard times and cheap lands elsewhere
drove them back.
Three years dgo the settler came
again. II Was a boom season. Every
thing in sight was gathered up and the
price al land went soaring. The early
frost Of that year did considerable dam.
age to crops and was worse on enthusi,
asm. 1911, was dry, not more so than
Nebraska and other places, but sod
crops were failure, and things wore a
detected Appearance.
Nut 1912 marked tho dawning of q
brighter era. 1t was a good year. Ma.
ture did her share. Crops were good,
small grain was excellent. corn was
far, and feed in abundance was grown.
Thc.prospecta for the coming season
are even more promising than a yeaI
ago. The area Of winter wheat is much
!arger nad the stand better already
considerable spring wheat ID Sown,
while thousands Of acres more. in OK.
ceiient condition. awaits the seed fror
the hand OF the soweg. 1918 is going
to hh1w crops u make the hungry glaG.
However the futanc oi this section
is hot wrapped up in grain alone. Nix.
cd farming, slock-raising, alfalfa anl
hogs, poultry, etc, the success Of these
things is wh2tmakeg certain the fu
,ure Of this section. The sliu can 81
Ways be flied and tle ai.o and ercamcrs
arc coming,
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
The Storm
are coming

Our fine march weather certainly
caught u bad cold last Friday. 1he
storm started Wednesday night with a
smart rain, turning to snow before
morning. But a little snow remained
on the ground At this place in the
morning, but the train crew un Thurs
day reported much more snow cast and
5aId tuat there was about seven inches
IRON Willard 70 Sterling and that the
train nearly stuc. in the cut this side
Of Willard. Thursday evening tie
wind commenced to blow with ra.a and
snow. By Friday morning. the AIR was
nlIed with snow as Iiae rs Hour, which
found Us way into every crack Of burnt
and hoI5ca. In fact {; seemed L, 70
through solid w,IIs. 1t Wa a sure
enough blizzard. Opinions differ Us 10
how the storm compared with the one
three years age Some tEiGh il wor e.
some tno'I il wa5 not ~ bal. ProD-
ably there Was not much difference.
The train scUitg was simply stopped
From Thursday until the neAt we'd
resday no train arrived. In the inter.
val u! kinds oi mm1rs were heard as
to the extent ana character OF the
storm. Overland from Morgan came
the report that j. %as the Wont tic-up
that tac Burlington had experienced m
fifteen years, while various reports Of
loss Of life have reached ~. A,
thus writing, "wednesday We can give
nothing definite.
Later. 4 train went cast Ncdncs.
day, bringing little mail. including
one daily paper for US. Thursday SAW
another storm, but the day following,
Friday came twice in Two hours bring
ing mail, express and freight Ray
mcr is on the may again. Wen tell
you more about II next week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Hope View Items

J. A. Murten visited at the Andrew
home last Sunday.
Frank Wolfe called at the Ni.man
homestead Sunday.
Henry Andrews returned Sunday af-
ter few days visit at Morgan and at
the MuEten home.
The Hope school is having n week ,
vacation, while Miss Graham is in Fort
Morgan.
Mabel Toyne called at the Andrews
home Sunday.
Miss Mary Graham is spending her
vacation with her rparents in Morgan.
Delbert Jones visited at the Toync
home one day last week.
Mr.. Monehan called at the J. Besop
home last week.
D. l.. Jones called on Dr. Brown last
Sunday.
Pearl Toyne was sick Saturday.
Henry Andrews will visit at the
Murtcn home for a few days.
Z. Toyne called at the Andrew and
Eeson home Saturday.
We understand that one Of the bach
sIor5 Of our nciEhborhoo4 has par
. chased an auto. 1t doesn look ~ if
the homesteaders were very poor
Now the girls may expect I'M invita-
ton to 60 out riding.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
YoTIcg NOE rugLlcAr.oN

MpL [Pub!isherl seria! o.a2s
Dcrar.mon; CT the Interior.
l. :. Land Gaice at sterling. Colorado
sebruary iS. 1873.
So-icE is hereby given ;aat Leo D. Hobbs. Of
New Ray1rer. Colorado WHO. cn octobe. 60. 1879.
niaia ho'rcsnai eE;ry 20. 0si2s for sl-2 Ew;-:
SWi-I Sec. {. and the Vie HTl-4 Section ..
ro~aahip North Range 8: West eti Principal
Meridian. ias he. notise cf Intention to make
flnal three year Prcci to establish claim 70 Ii.
land abore de@=ib-o. bef 4re Uniiii States Con.
Hi5sI2usr at New Kayner, co!5.4d2. On the lth
Day u ArriL 1919
Claimant names as wltresscs
arthur Z I.efs, Of Ne aaymer. cclo.
Cisseaes 4. soEbg. u :"
John W. iiobts 4 go
Aar.ey c. Courtney. et Euaisirghzm '' 81
w II. POUND, Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Pleasant Divide

W. G. Carter and family Sundayed
at viii Thompsons.
John Donegan and family visited at
the Kirk ranch last Sunday.
Il. G. McElwair wen, 10 the burg
Saturday.
Mrs. BY called on Mrs. Lane Sunday
Mr. Carter started out to farm in
earnest the other day by getting his
foot badly bruised in the hay rake
while raking up thistlcs.
G. n. Mercer was helping Mr.. Allen
get the snow out OF the lumber sheds
Monday.
Mesdames and Messrs. Doncgan and
Carter spent Sunday evening with Mir,
Mercer family.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NOTICE roa PUBLICATION.

Y. 2. =. tPubAsherJl Scfia!-sgg9.
Ecpr-taicnt OF the Interior.
L, s. Land Once al Storing. Colorado
March g. 1919.
HOHcE is hereby siven tina: Clarence I. Piper
Of Eew kaynsr. Coioraco. who or September p;
lgge made homestead cntry No. tsssi. Tor Eas,
h4l! Of SECTION y. rosusnipe North. Range {:
mesl, tth Principal HGridi.n. has liei notice OF
.atention % fn,he fiEA! three year proof to q.
is5dsn eiuia 10 n. laI.i above eeserited. before
Uaitsi st,trt seE.n.ssiIner. at New Isas l.er,
Caasaao Oh Tie IL day oi a.ay. 1918,
Claimant names NJ witucsHag:
Jphu 81. Erwin. oi ,'ew Raymer Colo.
frank d. Arl!ey,of =
Charlie Eg.lZ, Vi s-I3
Fred N.a.aLnp. of an
" H. POuND. Eegidter.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Norlcg ron prpL,cArIoN.

u. ?. Z. pgti.IserJ Serial-1S258
Department rf the interior.
y, g. Laud o:toe Il. sl.rilag. COLORADO.
darsh g isl2
I. NoIcE j. hereby given that Reboeea salnop,
Of hcS Rayner, Colorado, who, on Jay 23. 1919
made h0me-tead Entry, Nc, Gs25s 70. sot.Il, hal:
q Seet,sHc. Township North. Range 5s West.
9th rrieapal Heridiau mas gsed notic. Of inten-
ton 70 make iiual three year Proot. 10 establish
claim 70 tie Lind abO.e described, before United
States Commissioner a New Rayner. Colo,Hao,
the sth Jay Of Hay. 1918.
ChiEsrt names 40 wltnesGei:
Herman Q. LundyalI, of Mex Aaymer, Colo.
Franklin &. R.east4s of
sJia Z. Giar.ue. oi '' "3-!3
G-z:nf A. Jchrsou, Of All
". u POUND. nez!sIcs.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Deafness Cannot be CuroG

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inhamcd con-
uitlon Of the mucous lining Of the Eu.
station tube. when this tube is innam.
ed you have a rumbIng sound or inner.
feet hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, deafness 10 the result. and m
less the inflammation can be taken ont
nhd this tube restored TO ils normal
condition, hearing will be DESTROYED
forever; nine cases out Of ten are cpUg.
"d by catarrh, which is nothing but an
'n'iamed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces.
We vii! give one hundred dollars TO,
any case of deafness Ccauscd by ca.
tarrh) that cannot be cured by HAIL.
catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free,
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton. Adv
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Special Sno Tkcln

The Burlington Route will run Il
Special" with a S.Io Exhibit in CO.
operation with the University Of Cello
rado. Lectures Will be giYcn by cx-
perts from the State Agricultural
school on Saturday March 18th, at
lO:i5 a. IN. You are all invited to
come ard hear the truth about line siIo.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

HrL truBLisuERl Serial osllI
Department OF the Interior. I
L. s. Land Oiics at Sterling. Colorado.
February ,i 1913.
NoTioE is hereby given that Frank Alfred
Snow, Of New Raymer, Colorado. who. on July II.
1872, iaade homestead entry. No. oslll. for North
East quarter, Section H. Township North. Ranxr
IS West, t,h PRINCIPAL Meridian, has filed notice
of intention 10 make final three year prof. to cs.
tablish c.air, to the land above described. before
Register and Receiver u, Sterling. Colorado. oh
the 10Th day Of May, 1913.
Claimant names ar witnesses;
Miles Mitchell, 0. New Rayncr. Colo.
Mahcl Reed, Of
James K. Goddard. of s-;7
Mrl. Nancy Goddard. OF e 40
". Il. POUND. Reslstcr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
so The People May Know
Raymer. Colo, 3-l3, 1913

so The People May Know
Raymer. Colo, 3-l3, 1913
Ms. c. T. Peckham.
Gothenburg, Ncbr.
Dear Sir
! received yours Of the 18th
inst. and am surprised that you make
so many little kicks without any foun-
dation for the same. But ] suppose
Mr., Aliens two letters. so full cfiafor-
nation, got you ratified a little. As
you become better acquainted with Mr..
Allen and read few more of bis WORKS
it viii not effect you 50 much. Mr.. Al
len is a very brainy man and one Of the
most forcefui letter writers in this sec.
tion of Weld Co. If you remember Mir.
Peckham had letter Of introduction
and recommendation from this same
Mr.. Allen when called upon you some
time ago. Now turn to your letter files
ard read this letter and then compare
it with the t%o letters you got from
him on the 9Th regarding my mi5-deeds,
and you will have to admit that have
tod you the truth once, and that is
when ] say that Mr.. Allen is 4 very
fOrceful letter writer.
Now about this lumber. ! did not
buy my lumber from Mr. Allen for this
building, and he will have TO do lot Of
letter writing before ! will buy any
material Of him in the future. / claim
the right to buy my goods where and OF
whom please. ! am under contract
with you to build u certain building, in
certain way With certain material for
a certain price, and don't think it is
any Of your business where buy the
material or who does the worl; so long
as the contract is complied with. Mr.,
Peckham | am not the only man in this
district that refuses to buy goods Of
Mr.. Allen. And as far as friends are
concerned, would not stop here over
night if thought had as few friends
here as Mr.. Allen has. ] nave commit.
ted 4 great crime here and that is !
have sold goods at price tie people
should pay for them. Just for instance
take -four. am selling the same -four
for 81. 80 for 100 b.. that the people
We're paying $3.50 for when came.
And there has been an advance OF lDc
per 100 Ib. at the mill. am trying to
run my own business here. II is my
morcy and | will manage ii rs my judy
mcnt dictates. am trying ln 90 all
, the good can for Raymer and cDmmu-
nifty by selling goods at the lowest pos
sihIe price.
am taking no advantage Of any one
here, granting to everybody tic same
privilege that take to buy their goods
where aud Of whom they please. Now
don't you think that my buying this
lumber in Sterling was 4 good thing Tor
you! For il had bought it from slr.
Allen YOU probably never would have
known of these settlements, etc, that
he speaks of in his double letter and he
very likely would have written me an
other letter and would have come
down and robbed you again.
Now in regard to my not selling any
lots yet, please 90 to the banI, where
our contract is held aud see il ] agreed
to sell any lots at this time. You will
see that did not Neither am under
contract to keep the Eaymer paper sup
piled with advertising matter, and will
only advertise as in my Judgment I
want il.
hope you and family are well and
prosperous and with kindcst regards,
| am Yours Very Truly,
Mtr LA. NJ Nftrg,,-,,
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NOTICE ron rrnLlc,rIax.

"b'tF 3. f''h tthII'.. El'sN,
&,r,l trublishar,i Se-iA-g!zl.o
Department ot ihr lnter,o..
n 5. Land oEse at Sterling. Colorado
March &, lolI.
Kolca Is hereby given tlat John T. Hoffman
af Stmoasm, eal1gsda WHO, On March 81. iy.G
made homestead sntfy 10 Gi2yig ioF syuth hat
q otsesii1ui5 io@Usaip . Aortn Range 81 Wet
eta Prirgpal ,Isrniau. br hlea notice oi iaten.
son to mate I!nai ihrca lcI rsoof. 10 establa!
clziai 70 h. i.ad aloge osscriosd. before Uriul
sr,lss Commissioner ~ New !.Gnsf, ColaldO
On tae .5tu .4y oE aay 1913
GlpimaEt UGuies rs witnesags;
illry j Hrown.u! kegtt, civ.
L&4arl T. Hoffman. ~ sgunehan. Co!u.
EdNarFC NHu,o.a. Z. E;cw i!as fass. BIB
EofIs Ni..s. q ~
" H. POUND, Esglat-r
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NOTICE. roa PUBLICATION.

G.EL. lPULlishsrt seslal-l9als
Department aG tae Interiur.
7. 3. Land oti.cs at sterling. Co!or&do
Aafsn $ 1876
NrncG ) hereby given that Oliver IL Iunaar
ID Nov Eay'aaf Cr.-u.tu. VINO On Uct,j,r G
1873 igl0a H4nesIta entry. Seria! No. gJ-.s. II
a"!-l VIZ &E.-4, See, :, Town hip y. Rang,
g, v. aHt Ei-2 sMI-i, Scauen u, Township
hp.t1. Itsasc gs West oh Principal a3e..a,an
has lied notice Of intention % make iInai 1hfo,
Nomrrof rOestAI,Iish et..iHi to tao Land abgy,
ao'sr'o.d ,-fors unisci State. Corau,. Aioner. a
%yu .lEmer Cgllr-Go. osl the IN. d.y u nay
1918
Claimant names EE witnesses:
luEr-ut > Via. " Nov haya0r 10.
iosu EIlnn. c.
hIl.15 ". JalAson. Of 4" . a-i3
Jed G,!lGled, Cf ' 4-l7
w Il, PoUHp. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NmrlyE rnN rrnIIt .irtnn.

H. y. IpabItsktf.y Etr.ai lJas,
Department OF The Interior.
{. g, Lund Office e; Sterling C,logaCo,
M4ror g. iyia.
Ngnag j H,rcl1 Eiyen ;aav Clarence z. Hobbs,
q: Ne" E4ymcT. GJ.muao. wAr. on o,u5t,ar %.
Is2. m,pr uos5.stoid ouuyr no. 90 g. ips SELF
Ei-2 Shl-' aIsi iBe Sl-2 Of Inc NEl.I, seeaDn l.
township hvrtn. !.zayp 9 Not, tin Principal
der.1ian. las t,el u,pIce ol intention - ni.Ee Ii,
nal throg yaaf Fro"t 1, ost,r1h 5ltia t. the land
above trsotosd Uciutc un.tvd S.atrs Cvgra.s.
sanor ii he0ga, CJlassdI on t4s su.a day Vi
AHuA lsl3.
Claimant EauEs aa w.tnyagaE,
Gog-suG Nier, of New fayfner Col,
DgWa e.. CUrlSr, Jt
G.u0-c NJ. Summcrl Of 5-s3
harvey l. Comnsy. D! Buckingham. s-I
W H. POUND EsHiUtrr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Time to Pay Taxes

The first mali OF Zach years taxes
are due and payable January ] tho
Second half due and payable July i,
OF each year and the Fir.J half he
come delinquent FcO'y @S, and the
Ind half become dcli0duont July 81.
of each year and draw interest ar
ter said dates. All taNas a,e paid
10 County Treasurer.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE For PUBLICATION
NIL lrublisher) Serial 0so0s
Department of the Interior.
I. 5. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
February 20. 1918
NoTioE is hereby given that Sterling p. Majors,
Of Ne"sRaymcr, Colorado who. on October 5,
1909. made homestead sntry. No. 0aeos, for NELL,
Ei-a NWlI and the Nwi.i NWl... Section 81,
Township 8 North Range IS West. 9Th Principal
Meridian hat filed notice Of intention to make Fl.
mai three year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before United States Commits.
s'Pger, at New Raymer. Colorado. on the 9Th day
of'May. 1913
Claimant names ns witnesses:
iessc II. Gardner. Of New Raymer. Colo.
Frank Fritz, of
Got,lob Fritz. Of a.o7
Fred Seifried. Of "a
W. II, FOUND. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NoTlgH rnN rLlIirlrInN.


4.r.i. uut!i,asrJ Egrial-lg -
Department a the int2rfar.
u. s. LEuH OMcr al sterling. Colorado,
March -. 1918
NoilgL 10 hCrhg given that John ". uob5-. OF
New Eagmcr Colorado, who, On October p. ivas
n.ade hunc,iosh Eu,l1, No. etpl0. iur Nwl-ISoc.
EEsN-, v. and aarth E,pt Quarter, Set.
tign u Township Sorth. Range by West Uu
pGHc.rni HcEtlui, has u'ld u9tlgr a inrutisn
10 make liUlI ghfon year rrosa 20 "rt,tlsa el.in.
% the land ab.yo 42seri..d. LctJrr Uuitci 3tnt.
Cummisilurr at Eogta, ColuIa4g, ca IN y1,h
Gay Of Arr,E 1915,
Cialudul uawr- us w.tncsSca:
GcaINe q. Miier, of ic'y h,,. n,r. gglo.
DcwtC Cuucr of
Gcorag y. Summers, Of '' s.la
Iinncy c Courtney Il buckingham " III
W, H. r1t&2. Regis
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Time TabIc
N0rlcE Inn rrnlLr\rinN.
~ y. L. lluBllshsrl srH,I 1g!
Department nf the IntrF.U=.

~ y. H. llullshsrl gr4ll 1g5aj
DrpnriWcut NJ The Interior.
United State land Ofce at Sterling. C5lpgalo.
January W l9i1
NuUrG l. hereby given That Fraua u Frft-, of
$rw Iayngb Colorado wbo. on Usiabsr % lIp.
made hprc-lo1d en,ryl 30. rgnl. fus S1ulh Hali.
SECTION % TuvaHp NORTH, Rance % Wcit. tth
PRINCIPAL NrrdAu, Lza .i,cd notice oI intention 10
rlkc Itnal ttrscyCar rrug too-,nbu,h claim "a
The lard aboy' dclail,a!. tciorc uniurI States
Commissioner al k'uya Colorado. Oh the su day
Of April 1915
Claimant namrB a. wituassu-i
Juss Il GaulHer. u New I,a.me-, Colo.
stqrIias T., Naort u
Gco'yc AuGInscr Of BucNingham 20
Gp,toloh Frit p' Now Rsymd, RIB.
W H. pnu%B. Ltsutar
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Norlcn ron rral.!c.rIoN,

H.r.i, Tublisherl Serial-Os2e2
Department VI the Interior.
u. 3. LH6d once at Sterling. Colorado.
Marlhs, 1913.
houcG Is hurcbY Tiscn that Herman o. Iund.
vail. Of N,w Raymei, Colpra4o. VINO on July q.
lyf. made h1mesRd1 Entry 10 tt22a for North
hif q Section . Township North. Range q
wast, sth PRINCIPAL Meridian has flied notice ot
intshtion to ypaLe final Three Year Prvoi. To .s.
taLish CLAIM, % The land above dcscr.bed b.for,
United States Commissioner a; Now Raymer
Colorado, on u. Sun day u Nay. 1913.
Claimant names an witncssrE:
Roloeea Salmon. nf New I,symcr. Colo.
franklin =. RichnrIi OF
hula Giauquc. " s.i3
GUyuf a, Johnson Il All
". H. ppl.Sp, Nc5istc,.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
HnrIcN Enr rrrL1cArLoN

NIL trsFLmEEil serial Jll5jc
pefar.mCul ot The IH'grior
y g Land oiHce et Sterling. Colorado
February =, 1855
NoTiGBi, haga5y r. zen that Julia 4. Davis, oi
stlnch,m. Colorado. who, on November :? Igia
rrsJc HOMESTEAD entry, 10 Oi4i)l fer South last
Quarter section y. Township North Range 3
Wet Ga Principal Meridian, has fled nat,cs 0;
iutau.ita to make fail three scar proof To es,.b,
Iisa elslm 10 the lEni asTTr Geseribed. before
ael ter gai Eeteiger. At 5,crliag. CJl5raau, on
tho sil cay OF s!ay. 1913.
Eiaimgnt uumcs Gs wlnc srs:
JUDAS TuurliurF. OF 3,ontharl. Coi,.
ALERT loF, lf
LIl AuLpF-aE, n gsaT
Nti.ia'a f,cgthur. q i-I
W. y. ROUND, Euy.ster
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
soTlcE FOR PUBLICATION

SpTlCE FOR PUBLICATION
WPL trublishc,) SeriaI O,l.ia
DEPARTMENT of the Interior.
l. 5. Land otiice at Stcr.!N. Colorado.
February 20, 1913,
Norlct is hereby given that Thomas H. Leslie.
Of Stonchau. Colorado, who. on March s. 1910.
n'ato homestead entry, Nc. ol,ils. for South half
Section q. TownFkip North, Range 81 West. 9Th
Principal Meridan, has filed notice Of intention to
make final three ytar proof. tors,ab!ish claim to
the land above described before United States
Commissioner. at New Rayncr. Colorado on tho
t,h day ef May 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hiram j. HUT, of S,oncham. Colo.
Newton j. S,rader. Of e e
Stephen Whitaker. Of ri
Thomas ". Allen. OF '' ~
". II. POUND. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NOTICE FOR ruBI.,c,rror

A''S wv tNBLllaIlON
NIL funiisYsD Serialolli:s
Department OF the Interior.
I. :. Land ofl'ce at Sterling. Colorado.
February 80 1913.
NOTICE Is hereby given ,hs, Harry A. Brown,
Of keota' Colorado, who. on February q. 1910,
made homes'sad entry. No. oilias. for East half.
section !, Township H.rth. Range Sc wes. 9Th
fr'neipai Meridiso. has filed noti.c Of intention
70 make final three year proof. to establish claim
70 TIE land above described. before United stsss,
Commissioner, at Keots, Colorsdo on the I'd DAY
Of May, 1913
claimant nainss as witncysss:
hd~asd c. WorzfoJ. Of New Rsymsr. Colo
Edward Hoffman. VI Avalo.
John Hoffman. Of "...7
/ pifl cilfer, II New i,s,ms,, 4,
". II. reLS,. Reztsten
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NOTICE EO!: PUBLICATION.
MPL lPub!ishsrl Serial Osg'
Department of Tins Interior
L. ;, Land g.Aec at Sterling, Colorado
February H. 1913.
NoucE ia hereby given that Alan E. Rising,
trcnI Tor walter W, RilirF) Of New Raymcr
Gu. r.to, who, on November .. 1901. made hone.
stead on,ry 10 dgi2. Serial No O,li3. fer El.g
HWIl ami Si-2 NE.i-} 6.eilJn II, Township .
NORTH, Range O. West, gh Pr.qc'5d MERRIAM,
has 6loa notice % iatonti0n Z, make hnal dye
gcar prof N establish claim to Toe land above
Gcssrib,d i,cfoge Register AID Receiver. al
Siulinr Colorado, On ;hC 2Sri day o(Aptil. 1898.
Claimant names as w.iufsBss:
David s. Gibson, oi New Raymcr. Colo
Edward G. worasoId. of
Richard l.. CJllaEs, Of Ia shllc. i?-gI
hrihIr e M,srs. Of New Rayuer -
So. II. PDUSD. Ee.;.ytr-.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ErL trub.,sbe,I Serial Ossss
DcWartment o. the lnlRrt5r.
Z. 3. LAND Olics 1t Sterling, Colorado.
Tthrgary .. lgla.
EoHcg Is acsehg 5ivca that lle1zy S. Fouts Of
New Eaymeg, Colorado, uho on September .,
ls9. made ha;nes.ead oeify, NJ os@2 for Wes,
half. ssstiun %, Township %or'h, Range IS
West 5ti PRINCIPAL hurIisn. ha4 f.ol natic Of
intention to made Gra tlrec year proof. to cstab-
ish slain TO the land above descrlbet. before
United States Commissioner. at New Raymsr.
Colorado. on the sth day Of hay, 1918
Clalmant names as wiincsst4;
MIiua Mitchell Of New RagIr,r. Colo.
lugotit I" viz. Of .
ThcOicgr +. suuEerts, Of " g-e7
Amos w jackson, s -
W. II. POUND IsSister
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NnrIcn 1na rInLir,rln,.

q, -. PULlshsri Scrlnl tltaiT
Department Of The Interior.
L. s Land Olicr al STIRLING, Cslorano
hareh !, igl2.
NgucE Is hereby given that William Kcough
q kaufman, E'tsasan, nhg. on hpril %. l5n
made lIsiuoaWad Entry No. WH57. for Lot,
and :. s5s.!ou y, .foNmship u Moth. Rangs q
West, oh ifinsipal Aed5Au, h.s flri notice a.
iot'ntia u made i,nai i've year rroot. TO cstab
lish claim To the hrd above deserib.d. befoi,
UEited States Commissi,nsr, at Grov,r, Colorado
Oh ta- 2S,h day of Aprib 1913
Clnimml nUmos 90 witncsucf,
Aaron a. Brown, Of Kaufman. sctr
Harley "a. Gilicsulc. II
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