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HIGHLAND LIGHT Mass, July "a.
The tve-masted Bath schooner, Gar
diner g. Deering, with her bow stove
IN and her headgear gone through Il
collision, it is believed, with the Dutch
freight steamer Sloterdyk, came in to-
day headed toward Proyincetown.
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THE WEATHER.
Showers Tonight; Probably Fair on
Friday.

WASHl lNGTON, July "a. The
weather forecast: Showers tonight:
probably fair Friday; moderate west
erly winds.
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TONIGHT.

Odd Fellows hall-Regular meeting
of Canton Palestine at clock.
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Special Notices

LOST-A plain gold Delta Upsilon
fraternity pin with name inscribed on
1t, also diamond ring, probably near
Prospect Hill tennis court Suitable
reward. Kindly notify Myron J. Fo-
lensbee, Green ST., or leave at Re
former office. n3tf
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WANTED = Experienced mechanics
80 work in Brattleboro. Address, IS, .
Reformer Office I2O-122
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WANTED-Man to work on farm.
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In good condition. Write E. c., Re
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Special Notices

GEORGEN INSTITUTE of New York
for Hairculture. Badness, falling hair
and dandruff cured by our treatment.
Room IA, American building. Tel.
oo5-R. Flora NJ. Kavanaugh, Manager.
S5-tf
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. COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS :
Hlcs.a.sast Reporters DaInss OIL Prople uT !
uiissu and Ia l,ar tj Villages. I
Paradise Valley
'......'c..:...'...'.'...:.'.'.-.'

MIR. Fenton has been quite poorly
the past week.
Mr.. Kirk and wife went over to the
ranch Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hutton returned home Friday
after week spent AT Brush.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter visited
with Mrs. Neal last Sunday.
Gus johnson and family Spndayed at
Mr.. Bostock 5.
Ms. By called on Mrs. Fcnton last
Monday.
Mrs. LundyaIl was expecting her
mother home last Saturday, but on ac-
count Of the storm she postponed com
ing until the first of the week.
There seems to be disease among
the calves this spring, which has killed
several in this neighborhood.
Messrs. Donnegan and Mercer called
on Frank Richard Sunday morning.
Mr.. Kirk is driving new team
which he recently purchased at Ster-
ling.
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East lten,S

Ray Mackey lost "a valuable horse
last week.
j. W. Rutherford expects to 20 to
Keota Wednesday to make proof on
his land.
Lorena and Mabel Gibson called on
Irene Seayy last Sunday.
We hear Mr.. VogaI has a good well
Of water. Who says dry land north Of
the track?
Ed Scayy expects to be home the
last of the week.
MIR, Frcw called at the Keller home
Sunday.
Lony Jensen of Stoncham was found
lying unconscious by the road side
south Of the coal sheds on Tuesday
March s, and was picked up by Norris
Bake, two section men and bridge
man Of Eustis. Ncb., and was carried
into one of the cars until his father
could be notified. 1t was reported
that Loney must have eaten too big a
dinner that day Now what do you
suppose could have been the matter
with Loncy.
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public Sale

On Saturday, April 26. / will sell at
my farm, 5 miles northeast of Raymer
and miles northwest of Stoneham.
at ten o'clock a. m, the following de-
scribed property; Good COW fresh soon.
Single seated buggy, Wind mill and
tower almost new, Two horse corn
planter, Steel two section harrow, Two
stirring plows, Rod breaker plow, Five
tooth cuitivator. Complete set garden
toola, Single harness, Double harness,
Stack rye hay. GO fence posts, 400 or
500 IT. lumber, Two stoves, Cupboard,
Two bedsteads. Set chris. Barrel churn,
Dresser, 80 gal. iron kettle and numer-
Gus other articles.
Terms, Cash. Lunch al noon.
Ed Vogal, auctioDecr.
j. W. RUTHERFORD. owner.
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and Gls:;a as,d Miss Mabel Toyne were
visiting at DR.. Browns home Sunday.
Willard Graham and friend Edgar
Moore brot Mary Graham back to her
school work Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Andrews and Jones helped
E. Toyne in branding and dehorning
some Of his cattle.
The snow bowed Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. but it is melting
now.
E. Toyne lost yearling calf April
10th. by being drowned in pond. of
water. The calf had tried it twice be-
fore but Mr.. Toyne happened to be
there to pull him out.
The farmers are having vacation
the past few days.
We understand that Miss Bowcs and
her sister have moved into Mrs. ST.
Clair,,s house.
Mr.. Moynihan was caller at the
Beson home one day last week.
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Hope View Items
INTENDED for laqt wspk

''NNhANh ABA last Ntth
The Hope School observed ArbOr
Day by having vacation.
Arbor day was the teachers visiting
day in Fort Morgan,
Paul McCIanahan and Willard Ora.
ham called at tho Bcson home Thurs.
day and were accompanied home by
the latter's sister, Miss Mary.
Henry Andrews visited with Delbert
Jones Thursday.
Frank Wulf called at the MARBLE
home last week.
Mrs. Warren has been fencing on the
east and south sides Of her place.
L. Toyne was over to Mr.. Farnik s
home Saturday.
Howard Allen drove down to Fort
Morgan the latter part OF the week.
Mr. .Moynihan called on Z. Toyne
Sunday.
Emerson Andrews was a visitor Mt
the Toyne home Sunday morning.
D. L. Jones was over to see DIR.
Brown las, Sunday.
Mrs. Andrews and sons, Emerson
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THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1913.

Congress is in session and the tariff
bill is being considered by the demo-
cratic caucus. At present the tariff
on sugar is in the spot light and wool
Is to be taken up soon. To us it looks
as if Colorado industries are going to
get chance to see how we'll they can
walk without much support from the
tariff crutch. Sugar is to be cut, with
a further provision for free trade in
that commodity in three years. Tay-
lor is opposed to free sugar, proposing
to consider that feature at that time,
while kindell not only favors the bill
as il is voted to cut out all the sugar
tariff ut once. 1t seems to US that
Taylor occupies the more logical posi-
ton from any standpoint. The Sugar
tariff is revenue producer, and there
is grave doubt whether the Colorado
industry in beet sugar can live on a
free trade basis. II this doubt proves
to be well founded, and domestic pro.
ductlon Of sugar is stopped, the result
will be temporary reduction in the
price Of sugar until the local industry
is killed, and the American sugar COM
pany and refnerics will control, and
the consumer will get no further bene-
iit.
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Rev. irl r. Hicks 1915 Almanac

The Rev. Ira r. Hicks Almanac for
1918 is now ready. II is the most
splendid number Of this popular Year
Book ever printed Its value has been
more than ever proven by remarkable
fufillments Of its storm. weather and
earthquake forecasts this year. Pro.
fesSor Hicks justly merits the conf
dence and support of all the people.
Don't fail to send 3jc for his 1913 Al.
manac, or only one dollar for his splen-
did Magazine and Almanac one year.
The best one dollar investment possib c
IN any home or business. Send to
Word and Works Publishing Company.
2i0l Franklin Ave, st. Louis, No.
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soT1cE r6s i,ru.,c,r;oy.

y. P. l. Publisherl SeIiai-1a.-,,9.
Department Of the Interior.
L. :. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
aareh c. 1915.
NoTics i. hereby Eiren tha. John ". Hobbs. @
New Rsyme.. Colorado who, on oc,oac. ~. 1903
Inate aon.es:osd Ertr,I No. oso2o. for .!w!-i Sec
Z. 7. u. X. " ". and North East Qaar,es. Sec
,ien l.. Township North. Range 90 West. 9Th
Principal Meridian. has ,iled MCKEE Of intention
to n.aheJ'nsi three,es Proof. to establish elaiu
to the Land ztovs described. b. fore United s.a,rs
Commissioner. at Keo,i, Coloraso. ou sne 9Th
day Of April, 1918.
Claimant n1rnes as w!taessas:
George &. Miller. Of New Raymer. Colo.
De wac. Cutler. ot
George NJ. Summers, OF e s-i3
Harvey Q. Courtney. OF buckingham .-iT
W. H. POUND. Regi5:.s.
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NOTICE ron rrrLlf .r,ny.

". =. l.. ipibli'berj Serial os;0i
Department Of The Interior.
unlted States Lad ogiee. At Sterling. Colorado
Gsrch %. 1878.
NorcE is hereby given thet Eul.'io Giauqus.
Of N.w RaJrer, COLORADO. who. on October O.
1909. made hon.s,eat. enuy. No. o9557. Tor wes,
half Of. Section /. Township . North. H,n,c Is
West, 9Th principsl Meridian, hls dlei notice Of
intention 70 make FINAL three gear proof T., estab-
lih claim I, tho lard above described Uefurr
United sta;cs Commissioner. u Ncw Rsygner.
Colorado, on the 5th day Of juno. 1875.
Gilman; nTinea az witpoaa-a:
John Frank Raaehe. Of New Raymer. Colo
Herman o. Buniyail o; 20
Gustag 4. johnson, II - -
Thomas }. wcrS. u Sterling. ~
" y. POUND. rGslJpi.
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"Eow to Start a RiSc Club"

a very interesting l6 page illustrat.
ed booklet has just been issued by the
J. Stevens Arms & Tools CO., Chicopee
Falls, Mass entitled "HOW TO
START a RIFLE CLUB" This book.
let tells in detail what the National Ri
ile Association has done for the en-
couragemcnt Of Rifle Practice in this
country Incorporates bylaws poin.
ters on Shooting How TO build Rifle
Range N. K. A. Trophies and Medals.
1t also describes the famous Stevens -
Military and AIM jry Model"
Rifles, which have such Il string Of no.
table victories to their credit the past
season. The various achievements o!
these Target Rifles are listed in detail.
The cover OF how to start u rifle clib.
shows in their actual colors, the flags
Of the six nations which have accom-
plishcd the most ID educating the youth
of their respective countries IN the
proper use Of the rifle and in the for.
nation Of Rifle Clubs.
Every boy ard every boys father,
guardian or school teacher should send
for this splendid booklet at once.
Write to J. Stevens Arms 4; Tool Co.,
Chicopcc Falls, Mass, makers Of the
largest line Of sporting firearms in the
world.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
afL trubishsrl ciinl 015ss
Department of tic Interior.
L. 5. Land CfIiro ct Sterling, Colorado.
ArIil Il. 1915.
NoacE Is hereby given taat Dayton stockhrE.
ger. Of Sion. ham, Colorado, who on November 2.
1909 mnie oriEirAl homestead entry. no. OeSss.
for North cast quarter of, Section IS. Township 7
North. Range s. West, 6ia Principal Nsriqian.
has 'il.d notice Of intention to make iinsl three
year pscpf, t,estabIisk claim to the land above
asscsiseG, before Rc7ister and Receive. at s,ei-
ling, Calorado. on the liu day u June. 1913
Claimant Names aB witnesses.
Charley kiIrner. Of gtgneham. Colo.
hlrhonso Bethsekeider. Of Sc
OfiLa h,linor. Of s-l7
Peter Stut2. uf hs,
w. Il. POUND. Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE or PUBLICATION.
n, ?. L. lPutlisberl Serial cIOf0
DcrartHcni OF ihe Interior.
United st.tcs Land Once It, sterllna C. dorado,
Aprl !. 1913.
NorcE is kerob5 siseu tbs, Roy Elp ii
StonekAm. Colorado who On January {. 1910.
made homestead entry, No. 0i0.5o. ~ Narth
"eEt quarter Of Section 70. Township ! ,!orth.
Eanse 81 West 9Th Principal nrriiiah, has fIstl
HJt!ee os intention to maze final three ear prosi
to establish clam TO the land above described. be-
fore United States Ccmmi.sioae-. ut New Ray
risr. Colorado, On TIE 2gth day 81 MAJ. 1913.
Claimant names as aitncases: y
Edward y. IItrwNA If Stonehan colsrado.
MlleS 81. Mitchell Of New Raymcr Colo,
Arthur Jeps5a Of Stgncham. Cola. 80
Joseph Erif,on. Of S,nnrnarn. Colo. IS
W. il, POUND. Register.
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Time to Pay Taxes

The first nait OF Zach years taxes
are due and payable January i the
Second half due md payable July !,
of each year and the Firlt half be-
come delinquent Fcb'y IS. and tho
md half become delinquent July 81 4.
OF each year and draw interest NJ
ter said dates hll taxes arc paid
10 County Treasurer.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

". =. l.. Publtheri Scrill-osa.s 4.
Dcparta,ru; or the Interior.
Z. s. Land Of'icc at Sterling. Colorado.
Murchs. 1913.
Norcn la hereby given that Rrbccea sslron,
Of New l;aymer. Colorado. who on July q. 1900.
made homestead Entry, No, o51l?. for South hnt
Of Section :. Towh-hIp North. Range ~ West.
9TH rrieinph Acritan. has flied notice Of in,cn.
,'on to make hnal thrc year Proof. to es,ablish
claim ~ the land above de, eribSd, before United
States Commissioner. at New Raymcr. c. sf.,io.
on the s.h day Of May. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Herman o. r.lndvtll. Of New Rayner. Colo.
fianklin 4. Riehsr4t, VI -
Eila L. Gisuque oi +" "5.!3
Gustaf a. johnson. Of "..l7
". II. pOuSD. Register
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Nor;cI ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
n.r.L L. tpuhlisherl Serial O9ce5.
department of ii- Interior.
L. S. Land oa.ce at Sterling. Colorado.
Garsh o. 1918.
NoucE is hereby given TIM; Clarence G. Hobbs.
Of s.ew R.ymtr. ColIsrio, sho. on October 90
ls.s, maze homestead entry. No. C9 %. for SEl.4.
El-2 S%i-i and the Si.l OF the SEi-4. Section /.
Township North. Range % West. 9th Principal
Meridian. has Rlei Ltote Of intcntion II make f..
nal tar.s scar Pgp,i to establish claim to the lspd
abo,c described. tsiotc United States COMMITS.
sioncr al kee,4, Colorado. on the nth Jay Of
Argil lYi5.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Z Miller. Of New Raymcr. col,.
Dewitt c. Cutler. Of
George N. suiuyers ef - S-i1
Harvey c. coGr,rcS .of Buckingham. I'll
W, y. POUND. Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Ntitt Il bVN t'tbI.tt-bI.bN.
H.r.i L. tPublIshori serial-oIaOi0.
Department OF the Intcrio..
L. S. Lard Office at Sterling. Colorado.
March s. 1913.
NoIicE u hereby given tina, John Y. Hoffman.
o: Stoneham. colJrado, whu, on March u. 1910.
made Homestead Entsy. No. Ol2)i0. for South half
Of Section Is. Township North. Range 81 West,
oth Principal Meridian. has alea notice Of in,sn.
ton 70 make linai Three Year Proof to establish
clain, u the land above described. refore United
States cornpiksionsr at New aayiner. Colorado
on the ljtn da, Of May. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harry \. Riovn, Of keot.. Colo.
EDWARD +. Hoffman. of S,onehani. Colo
Edward c. worafold, VI New Eaymcr. 3-l1
Henry Miller. Of "l.l7
". II. POUND. Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION,

NOTICE F0n PUBLICATION,
NIL. Publisher, SsrislJvs..:
Department Of the intcsioy.
I. ). Land Office at Sterling. colurado.
March 5. 1919.
NoTiot if hereby given that ilsvmSn o. Lind.
vail. Of New ltAymcr. Colorado. who, on July a.
1893. ns!e homestead Entry No. os.s3, ioe North
half Of Section :. Toxnship 6 Nort ,l,snxc 81
wesi. 9Th Principal Meridian has tbsice Of
intention to iaakc ilhal Three Ycsy3 3CtI tp es.
tabli'h elam to tho land slo,v etyjhs9. tciorc
United States Coumisfioner s.nkx i,syn,r,
Colorado. on The 9Th day Of May. l9iH
Cla.@an, names as witnexses:
kobseea Salmon. Of New Raynncr. Colo.
Franklin u. Richards. Of ''
Eula Gianeue. Of 3.,a
Gustaf A. Johnton. Of" All
", u rorNp. lss,stss.
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NOTICE For rI.nI.lcAr1ox

arL ,rub!aher, Serial Os;0l
Department, OF the Interior.
L. S. Land Office q, Sterling. Colorado.
Apii! 8. 1919.
Noricg is hereby given ,ba, Theodore Keller. Of
New Rayiner. Colorado. who. on Ausustl 10. 1919.
made Homestead rn,ry. No. cssoI, for West l4lf
of, Section. q. Township . North. saav s.
West. 9Th Principal Mesiisin. has filed notfs Of
intention 10 make ina! three yesr proof. u ss.ab-
lish eiain' to the ianh shove described. hefor.
United stater CanEsii;oner.,. AZ New Rsym.r.
Colorado on the I.,h dag u June. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ray Maekey. Of New Raymcr. Colo
Charles W. Roth. Of p"
John W. Rutherford. q ala
Grant Mercer. ei '' &" Sis
". II. FOUND. Register.
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Sor,eE ron PUBLICATION.
II. ,. l.. tPJ5lisherJ Ssrisl-0sal
Department of the Interior.

II. ,. l.. tPu5lisherJ Serisl-0se9T
Dcpartnent of the Interior.
[. $. Land ogce 81 Sterling. coiorad
Aarch 9. 1913
NOTICE. is kernby aivcn thu, c.uence y. Piper.
% New Rsymer, Colorado, who ou september "a,
1873. made hoMesteaG cnuy Nc. UsYJi. for East
hall of SeeaOn %. Township 6 Sssih. Range 5S
West, CtA PHae!pa Meridian. has lied rutisc of
intention to make Final three year proof. to es-
t.p..sh claim 70 the land above described. befae
Unlted Staics ,onnissipn.F. at New ga,n.vr.
cvlgmao. en- tho sth day Of May. 1873
S!alnani names as witnesses:
John NJ Erwin. uf New Rayrnor. Colo.
Frank u. Art!ey o.
Charlie hiI2, oi 3-i3
Ervd ..eniann. os All
", H. POUND. Register.
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NOTICE ror rrnL1cArlnx


NIL truBl5HEni Serial oi52gJ
Department OF the Interior.
L. ), ana Oi.ico at Sterling. Colorado.
April .. 1915.
NoTioE IS hereby riTcn taat Minnie goomster.
Of St5neham, Colorado. who. On July Il. 1871.
made homestead entry. No. c!628l for North half
Of the South half of Section q. Township NORTH.
Range s. West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention To make final C5,nrnu,a,!on
proof. ,oeaublisa claim to. the land above de-.
seFibed before Register ard Receiver. a, Sterling.
Colorado. on tnc 2.th day OF June. 1918.
Claimant names sa WitnesaeS:
Joseph Thomas Knlitin, Of 81 4aeEg.n. Colo.
GottIiob Bcmbrnes, OF
John w. Kniiton. of III
Marie Benson. Of e J.ga
W. II. POUND. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

u. r. l.. lpatl.sherl gcrial Oiocgs
Department III the Interior.
United States Land Office al Sterling. co.ora 10.
March g. lg,c.
HpnsE is hereby given ,hst Jose Campbell Of
We'dona. Colorado who. on October IS 1911.
made homestead entry. No. dlGtGs for Lct 4.
5Eli S~i-i Sec. 70. ani Lott l. Nell NWi,,.
Section 20. Township North. Range IS West. 9Th
Principal Meridian. has fled notice of intention
to make fnsl eon.nu,aiicn rsoof To establish
claim to the land above descr.ted. before Clerk Of
the district Cosr,. a, Fl. Morgan. c1ler,.do. on
the End dsy Of JYre. 1918.
Claimant r.siHss a. witnesses:
Rotert J. 4in;sr. Of wsliOns. cola.
John westho;r II
Nathan I-anborr, of -
Albert S.mons, OF IS
". H. POUND. nesis:rr.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
NJ L. 'Publishsrl Serial 0i.oS7.
Department Of the Interior.
U. :. Land ofice at Sterling. Colorado,
March 5, 1918.
NoTIoE Is hereby given that William Keourh.
Of kaufman. Nsbrssks. who. on April 10, 1911.
made Homestead Entry. No. oilos7. for Lo,, /
and :, Section -. Township l? North. Range 81
West sth Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention 70 make Final five year rroof. 70 e.,ab.
lish claim To the land above desc,ibsd. Lfws
United States Commissioner. at Grover. Colorado.
on the 2sth day Of April. iYi3'
Claimant nainca as witnesses:
Aaron a. brown. X Ksuemsu. Hebr
Harley N. Gillespie. u = y"
Roy Mas,ers. Of ALI
Irah Briuell. Of %" t.,7
W. H. POUND. Reyiy,er.
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Mr. Hoffman. wife and seven chill
dren arrived in Raymer yesterday from
some point in Nebraska. They expect
their car in today. Mr.. Hoffman in
tends TO become one OF US and is look
ing for piece of decided land.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ffl 'fubRhcr) Serial 0l0Ot,
Department OF the Interior,
I. $. Land O.lce at Sterling, Colorado.
April 9. 1913.
NOTICE Is hereby given thn, Frank Eoaeh, Of
New Raymer. Colorado. who. on November p,
1909. made homcs,ead cntyy No. 0l0O67. for South
east quarter and the Sig NEi-i. Section 4, Town.
sh:p North. Range So West. 9Th Principal Mcr-
dian. has fled notice of Intention to make ara!
thsre year proof. to cstabli,h claim to the land
above de'c'ib,d before unitod States Commits
sorer. at New Raymer. COLORADO. on the i2,h da,
Of juno. 1919.
Claimant names "a witnesses:
Freak wu!f. Of New l,aymcr. Colo.
Charles Gulf. Of "N
DcIbert Jones. Of e Ala
Ezra Toyne. Of '' e S.,b
W. II. POUND. Reglstcr.
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Sccd Rye For Sale

| have some recleaned homegrown
spring rye seed for sale Sl.25 per 100.
l.. Allen
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NOTICE. ron prnLIc,r,,y.

NIL. lfub,isheri Sciia.-o.2ia
Department of thr Interior.
L. :. Land C!lcc L, Sterling Colorado.
March 8. 1913.
HoTicE Is hereby given ,ha, Oli.er 81. Dunbar
0! New kayr,er. Colorado, who, on octoder ..
!gJg. made Homestead eniry. Serial Ne. 0asls. tor
awl-.. VIA NEi-:. See. 6. Township n. Range
:; W. and El-2 SWi-l. Section 81. Township S
North Range IS West 6in Principal Meridian.
has ted notice Of intention To make Final Thie.
Year proof. To estatiish claim TO the land Gboye
described. hfo.e United States Commissioner. at
New Eaymer, Colorado. on The Aud day VI May.
1913
Claimcpt names rs witnesses;
in2etsi, N Viz. Of New Raymcr. l,,lo.
Louis Allen. OF
Arsos W. Jackson. Of g 3-i3
freu !;eifIied. OF '' 4.H
"a N ppf-Tn n..J..s,
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Pleasant Divide

,ir. and Mrs. G. N. Mercer were
visitors at the Louis Allenhome Sunday
Chas. Kirk purchased team OF hor-
ses at Sterling last week.
Mrs. II. G. McElwain and children
visited with Mrs. Mercer Friday.
Robert Stanley commenced drilling
in wheat again Monday.
Ed Jones now has good well on his
claim and has commenced the erection
of a new house.
Mrs. Anderson was forced TO post
ponc making proof on her claim Sat
urday on account Of bad roads.
a meeting was called for this even
ing at the school house to decide about
changing the location OF the school
house.
Guy Mahan called at the Donnegan
home Sunday evening.
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There is more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the past few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease and prescrib-
ed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires consti-
tutioual treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only c0nstitu-
tional cure on the market. It is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to n
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of tne sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address: +. j. CHENEY & CO., Tole-
do, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, Tjc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. ADV