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The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

81 r l., Publisher Scriai-OSnJs
department OF The Interior.
L. $. Land UniCc al Sterling. Colorado.
April q. 1918.
NoTicE Is hereby given that Thcp!urc D. Rug.
land. af New Rayner, Colorado who, on July 2,
1909. made hurncste.d Entry, No. O,ot6. for the
East half Of, Section I. Township NoFta. Range
u West s;h Pricinpal Meridian. has hlS! notice
Of intention 10 make final three year rroo: 10 e.
thtlish claim u dc lard above dcscribcd. tcfor.
Register and REVIEWER. at Sterling. Colorado. on
the 2i,h day Of June, 1913
Claimant names as wltnCsseg:
Anna Schmeoekls. Of New Raymcr. Colo.
William Senm-c1kic. Of '' ''
Fred Schmeetk.e Of i.2I
Milcs Mitchell Of 5.2o
W II. POC&D. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29

Jack Baker started in pitch
for the visitors and shot the
ball over in way that fooled
the local lads. but early in the
game he wound up too tight
and got a stitch. catch or some
other arrangement of his in
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29

NF'T"' TIHNIIIIItEy' u1II Il WIS JuCk Oh
tie retired list.
The above accident simplifed things
for the locals.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29

George GUNNER conclud-
ed that he would try to
swipe third base late in
the game. He accom-
pished the theft, but in
doing so, slid into the
sack with tne res,,lt that
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29

The redoubtable sportsmen from the
regions in and around Hunters Lake
were the gentlemen who kindly parted
with their hairy appendages to grace
local nr;da
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29

Good JOB work IL tho .kisd vs do.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29

WANTED-l0O boys to earn watch
BY getting two new subscribers for
The Enterprise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

MEXICO CRY soeclal--Frzn-
cisco Moaero. the aeDosed President
- Mexico. who u prlsoner ~ me
National Palace. II 90 Be exiIcd from
Mexico by General Sictoriano huofta.
the new military dictator. and al his
property in this city connecated ~
the new government
This 81 the present plsn Of General
Huorta and General SlanQuct. who
has been made c5rnmander- .D-chief
% the Mexlcan army.
Although this city to-day eutcyc6 its
first day % peace GA nearly two weeks
these were dlsguietirx reports that
Sealousies are springinE up among the
various rebel leaders and that hGhunx
VIII be kept up outside OF the city
and perhaps IN a.
General Huerta has teie9raphed 60
all the state governors and 60 the
commanders Of the vaFioos military
zones. giving offtciai notification 81
the fau ~ Maaerc ana the change %
: government
GustaVo Madero. a brother Of the
/ depcEed President. ~ sid 20 have
been condemned 20 death ~ a court
/ martial which sat during Inc niEht IN
the National Palace.
General Felix Dlsk. leader OF ths
! insurgeny forces Ia the arsenal agree
i 10 lead bis troops ln person 20 tht
L National Palace today and swear AZ
/ lcEiauce 60 the new government
Il never held designs uuon the pres
/ idcncy. II only wanted 90 see Nader
out % office 80 we could ks-Ne peace,
said DiaE-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
VVon10n'S Department

each urheafsn cEx. STIR an up to-
gethcr. thea add sugar untA suff az
can he stirred.
To prevent eEEs frorn site sing 90
the pan or breaking add spoonful
az flour 20 tho grease in Nhlch they
are fried.
To clean white and daiicatelN cof-
orcd plumcs not badly aoiled rub
them gently in a pan % equal parts
of sait and flour.
Potato balls which ere Eaufcd ln
bsttcr after being boiled are delicious
They should be- served win a sea-
erous EpFinklinE o. minced parsley
The ripeners 81 a pineapple may Do
tested by pulling ita leaves. ff they
40 not pluck readily the prineappia In
not ready % be used.
Chopped celery. potato and apples
make good salad com hinatlun
served with any dressing. ft is par
+ ticulariy attractive if naaturtium 10
used an a Earnlsn.
IN one would have soup. vegetables
T ar meat remain aescet. a. ssot ~o~cE
them. when setting them away. until
thorougnly cool Otherwise thcv Wal
sour or have a disagresabiu odcr when
warmed over.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
JUDGE GOFF Is
ELECTED SENATOR

CHARLESTON. W. VA Special
United States Circuit Judge Nathan
Con. OF Harrison county. was named
third ballot at o'clock Friday nlora-
ing.
Judge Con is tk.s idol or the RepuO-
licans OF this State Efforts have been
made in previous campaigns 20 in
duce him 20 be a candidate for United
States senator. but ne always refused.
His selection Friday was against
his wishes, and he may refuse 10 &C
cept.
w. Va, IS a member OF the Fourth Ju-
diciai Circuit OF the United States
which Judge Con. with Judge Jeteg
q. Pritchard. OF Asheville. n. g.. pre-
sides, comprises Maryland, Northerg
West Virginia. Southern West Virginia
Eastern Virginia, Western Virginia
Eastern North Carolina, Western
North Carolina and South Carolina.
Judge Con is well known in Rich
mOnd. where ne has frequently pre-
sliced IN the United States Court. an,
/ his list OF friends and Acquaintance
here Is large. He Is regarded as an
/ able jurist and a man OF true charac
ter and high sense or duty.
One OF the most interesting phase
90 his appointment is the selection o
/ "A successor. Whether Wilson or Tas
VIII appoint a successor Is a mOOte
question. depending on many politics
/ moves.
! Doubtless the resignation OF Judg
Con will be made IN time for Mr. Tai
to name a Republican 10 succeed
the Federal judgeship. The Senat
however. has 50 far uniformly held a
AN OF Mr.. Taft's appointments. and
may be that President-elect Wilso
will be In a position 10 name a Demo
crate for the place.
IL Is expected that the fight for a
opening on the circuit court bench ma
bring forward the name or names
I Richmond jurists-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
CUTTING OFF SMOKES
OF YOUNG AMERICA
70 ~ o y u. VA-special.-

i & II vi q y ID NA-Speclai.-
The two cases OF selling cigarettes 20
BOYS under sixteen years old. now
pending In the Police Court. have
made nearly all the tobacco dealers OF
the city very wary
The practice of sending office boys
ano others for their employers sup
plies OF cigars. cigarettes and tobacco.
probably viii have 20 bc discontinued.
IL all the stores take the steps which
"a certain downtown store has taken.
This store has issued a circular which
IS being distributed 60 It's patrons. 10
reads:
Tobacco ga any form cannot be
sold 20 children under sixteen years
OF age.
children are sometimes sent 20 our
stores by customers who 90 not know
that a state law and our rules make
IL impossible 90 an such orders FOR
cigars. cigarettes OF tobacco.
Under the State law Il Is criminal
oTense 20 sell tobacco in any form 20
children even when purchases are
made for older persons. It's a good
law.
That's why long before the State
/ law was passed this company made a
law for itself on the same lines and
lived up 10 II.
We ask our friends and customers
not 20 send children under siNteeu
years old for cigars. cigarettes or to-
/ hacco."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
MULES FOR ARMY
SOCIETY VEHICLES

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special
Senator Brlstow, OF Kansas. has offer
ed an amendment 60 the army APP
preparation bNi. providing that none
OF the money carried thereby should
be used for the maintenance OF other
vehicles than those drawn By mules.
Mr.. Bristow said army officers were
using Government money 20 buy high
bred horses and were using these
horses Tor their personal use. The re-
suit. ne said. "a that army officers
are riding about the District OF Co
lumbia In fine eQuipages and behind
high-stcpping and aristocratic steeds.
In his opinion. these officers would
not be inclined 90 use these eQuipa ges
II mules were used instead OF horses.
Senator Townsend said the amend
ment would not stop the evil practice,
as the mule ia daily becoming more
popular az "a motive power. He be-
ucved social favOrites In army circles
would hitch up mule and go along
/ the fashionable boplevards in the
same old manner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

WIS.,. trial OF Deans kidney pills.
| found that they live up % every
claim made for them wss ben p
uted In every way
Mr. Martyr Is only one Of the rno1y
thousands that endorse Deans kidney
pills. N your back aches-if your
kidneys bo-her you. don't simply ask
for a kidney remedy. ask distinctly
FOR DOan's Kidney Pills, the same that
Mrs. Martyr had.
soc. all stores. F'oster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo. y. Y Props when Your
Back Is EAme-E ener1b Der he name. %
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
SAYS WASHINGTON
Is A MODEL CITY
PresIent Taft So Declares la Viz
Farewell speech 10 Business ana
Professional Ven 81 Capital CITY,

WASHINGTON. %. c. Special
There ~ less graft, there - less sean.
dal. police protection - better, an'
oature appears more beautiful D.
washington than ~ any city N ~.
country. President Taft declared last
NIGHT in his farewell speech 60 the
business and professional men Of the
capital ~ banquet given him az tne
willard Hotel.
years continuously said the Presi-
cent 4 believe 4 have been In sNcn
positions a. 70 know N graft or IN
due gain at the expense % the pnpi"
were rife or had any substantial eN-
istence-
Il do not moan 20 SAY that every
man IN WASHINGTON In business or In
banking is as pure and as distinter-
/ eSted ~ q saint. but DO mean 20 say
I that. as cities 20. there Us no city IN
T the country where there Is less graii'
where there IL less food FOR scandal
where there IS less manipulation FOR
f the private exploitation OF individuel'
az the expense % the public than ~
wosla Te-t Retro~~-sion-
/ The President approved the proposed
memorial bridge connecting Washing
ton with Virginia. and declared tnat IN
from the OLD Dominion terri tore
across The Potomac originally contaLne'
In that district but coded back TO Nir
Einsa years ago
II would very mucn ike 70 direst
lawsuit 20 test the question WheLhe
the retrocession OF half the District o
Columbia 90 Virginia was within ~
power % Congress. said the fresi
dent
. Mr.. TAFT added that n the Attorne
General can find "a substantial rcaso
for hoping FOR any success rom stlen
suit. ne VIII direct action before q
leaves office. Whether this be IN
o method. or some other. the lreStden
e added. that the District must reQuir
4 [ FROM Virginia that land which was Tor
b, i merry IN fts possession. In order that
a may have room 90 grow
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
NEARLY DEAD
MOfHER SAVES


Rea6y. KIN The foiiowfng 90
sfces fron tSis pace. Mrs- Laura
Brascher says. 4 was u<os abs % 10
anFshing for nearfg SIX noatae. aD1
vas d0un n I'D for thrse nonths-
7 cannot tel yOu boz scEsre1 E1ta
ny bead. aN1 ~ith nsrvo1sness And
Wornaniy troubles
Oar family doctor told ny hpshan6
he could not Do me an good. and BE
hsd 70 give Il up. We tried another
doctor. but he did nct heip ne.
AT Last. ny m0tssr advised ~ 10
take Czrduf. the wo1cans toric.
Thought IL ess no use. for vas near
~ dead and nothing seemed 10 DO me
any good. ouG I used cieven bottJes.
and vas then able 20 40 ar - ny
work and my oun Washing
think Careful h the best Medicine
On TIE world Ny rei<ht has fncre1s-
ed. and iook ne picture % heaIth-
wiii always praise Cartui Cor wat
T Il ras done for rso.-
Remember that Careful 81 a 1iid.
I safe remedy. composed o. Vaiuahie
medicinal Ingredients. which beln "a
buiid - vitahty. tone up tne nerves
and strengthen The entire Wouanis
Z constitution.
In the bzaf hair century Cardui Is
. relieved more than q million women
Way shouldn't e DO ne same for you'
Try g. II may be inst what you need
Medicine Co. ladies Advisor ue1L
NaattnnnoEls aeun. Tor special ia
stf sctions on your casr and par
book Home Trcafucnr f1r W omen
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
PECULIAR AFTER fFfECTS Of
GRIP THIS YEAR
leaves kidneys In weakened CondI-
ton.

Doctors I'm ali parts OF the country
have been kept busy with the epidemic
OF grip which has visited so many
homes. The symptoms OF grip this
year are very distressing and leave the
system in a run down condition. par
ucularly the Kidneys. which seem 20
suffer most. as every victim complains
Of lame back and urinary troubles
which should not be neglected. as these
danger signals often lead 60 more
serious sickness. such as dreaded
BrfghGs Disease. Local druggists re
port a large sale on DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. which 50 many people
say soon heals and strengthens the
kidneys after an attack OF grip.
Swamp-Root IS a great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy, and, being an
herbal compound. has gentle heal
ing eject on the kidneys. which Is al
most Immediately noticed by those who
try Il. DR.. Kiimer a c.. BinshamtOn,
| y. Y, OFFER 70 send a sample bottle o.
Swamp-Root. free BY mail, 20 every
sufferer who requests t. a trial viii
convince any one who may ee In need
OF e. Regular size bottles SO cts. and
800. For sale at al druggists. B'
sure TO mention this paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

manGeA Jimmie.
Never mind" she said. you do
what / tell yoI. Do you want really
and truly TO be a boyT'
do -" epated Jimmie. smiling at
the folly OF the question. i amt
either boy or a girl"
Neither am J." said Jack"
Hurry up. dear"
She waited beside the road until
her brother Joined her on his pony.
and together they hcaced for the
town l. was l0ns after luncheon
hour before the two returned. and
Mrs. MorcToOd was pacing the YER
anda in an gony OF apprehension.
She had no fear for Jack" but she
lamented that at times Jimmic's pony
had Shown signs OF wildncss, and the
two grOoms were already securing
the cOuairy. while the mother was
promising herself that the boy should
/ be attended on future rides.
NJ Morewood said nothing. Int
/ there was a white line about his lips
/ where they were pressed firmly to-
i getter 10 hold back the words OF ap-
pres,cnsion.
lie was afraid for Jacqreline. and
when the children were seen turning
into the drive. followed by a groom
on whose usually inpasslve face there
| appeared a broad grin. MorewcoC
gave a sigh OF relief
Mrs. Norwood shrieked with hor
ror wheE they came closer ana sh'
WIS able TO see thai Jirnmies mai
had been cropped close TO his head
while the velvet suiS hal been re
placed by a stout corduroy. But a
! they Slipped TO the ground Jack
took the boys hand ana led him L
his fa'her.
"Dad." shs said simply. "here !
. your SON. am your daughter.
has been all wrong Until now. Nv
I never had O sweetheart md jim
MES never tad Il fight. We've con
20 "a conclusion that We have hot
|, been cheated out o. what belongs I
3 Us, snf we've changsf places"
Z She stopped to kiss her father
E beared face and whispered: IAN
= your daughter loves you more tia
ever. dad" Norwood clasped her
G hts heart, for no understood q
d transformation even while his wi
5. Sewailed &C. dar!ins's lost curls.
II That evening at the country clu
= JacQueline was the sensation OF q
d dance, as she entered with her hs
& loosely waved instead OF tight
n knCtted IN her dress. too, there "
IS a subtle suggestion OF fominini
n which caused the men 10 gass a
tel themselves that they hal nov
/ tetore realized what a stunning g
d JAG l.clrne Aor Vcod vas.
he 'Hou are radiant tonight" MI
n | INJURED Minturn as he held out
Sc hand for her dance program.
he I'm tired OF being fathers DO
In sh explained. Eve changed plas
or with Jimmie" and as Minturn can
Is appropriated three waltzes and
turned the program. she read In
ed eyes approval Of the change.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

soreness and mr.
nary tro q bic.
These are ma
lures Signals for
help. Use Deans
Kidney Piiis Al
the arst sign.
Mrs benjamin.
Martyr. Waterloo
ST. Warrenton.
Va Gays. Il vas
afflicted With kid
ney trouble and
fssred Il wSeld
prove fatal. Ally
tCc-cr 6Dafiv adj
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
Iack~on John-on T. Suu Quite IN.
CHIC AGO Ill EnnriaI- Iarl

johnson. heavyweight champion pugi-
list who is sunering from pneumonia.
passed ca rcstI e7g night. according to
members of the family today. This
was the fourth DAY 90 the ncEro's ul-
ncea 1Tls temperature was high. a.
coralng Ga the report
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
CATS AND HOUSE ARE
GUT To HUSBAND

LAUREL. DBL Special Mrs
William a Riggia left her husband
q worthless house and sevcnty-tpro
sister.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

New that the Cabinet tct.s have been
fiied there are many who would he
content go be hurcau drawers. Dan
Vile Register.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

one thing Is certain; Mrs. Beach's
throat was cut at Aiken, and thats
what II was doing afterwards.-Alex-
andrla News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
LADIES YOUR HAIR is IMPORTANT

send your Combings or Cut Hair and
have them made into beautiful Braids.
PompadOurs. Curis. Wigs, etc. Our
Price II VERY Moderate. We rent or
sell Wigs, Whiskers. Mustachcs. etc.
for entertainments CombinRs bought.
st. HiehTaond, Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

ELIZABETH, n. j. Special Az
ter lying in state all day today. Ju-
liet. a toy terrier. will be buried to-
morrow in a silk-llned zine coffin In
the local dog cemetery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
CABBAGE PLANTS

Positively Frost Proof
rorg an
delivery Cultural directions
m a order; entire satisfaction.
Charleston Dutch Price 81 1000; 5000 and
". L. nyKrT. High Point " C.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

ne is only falr that every girl should
De allowed to express hcr own indi-
vl1uautv ln Rrr8uging the color
81 home of her bedroom. with due rc-
gard. OF course. 90 expenditure.
a fudiciogs mother win superN nc
tho decorative arraugem but she
should permit the daughter 90 choose
the color OF her wau paper and hang
inga. in order that the girl may de-
velop her sense % the hitnces OF
things.
ANY girl can make even the
gloomicst room cheerful hy chooainE
curtains. covers and "a bed spread Of
unhloached shectinE. and embroiter-
ing OF stenciLlng 90 ga ~ design OF roses
and green leaves.
A white and pink bedroom is
usually the ideal OF the young girl
and may be carried out In many dif-
/ ferCnt fabrics. Let the dressing table
/ De covered with white muslin over
1 rose pink crctunne or linen. az Dc en-
I aneiea On white and merely covered
I with a long STRIP 90 roee linen. Ae
there be white painted iron bed.
white oval framed mirror on the wall
built IA window seats fitted with ros
linen cushiona and the room viii d.
a bower fit for a girl
| Long chests OK drawers 90 coutain
girls frocka are useful POSSESSIONS d
1 a bedroom. and a small sewing chnii
ia which tho owner can sit comfort
ably and 40 her own needing undii
. urhcd. IA another valuable ad1uns
not always 20 be found.
In IA pink and white room the scree
I may De OF white enamel ntted VII
panels 81 pink lowered muslin
l cretoune.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

Tor early spring wrape. crepe
meteor and charmeuse are used. The
preuiest arc lined with printed chif-
fon.
some OF the newest wells have hex
agon neahes and hand-run oorders--
the borders 90 Pee worn high on the f
A lovely boudoir robe is OF a shell .
pink charTueuse with a ham gtrdle OF
turquoise blue velvet holding IL in
place.
Metal woven Tissues are seen COM
hined with Nsch dark coiOrs as taupe.
mord0re or dark currant red.
/ The Oriental note ~ seen in some
| az the new white suits Sometimes
/ 80 a in the shape ~ Chinese brocade
trtmullngs.
some OF the newest linen weaves
have borders % "a curious openwork
in crossover pattern. Ecru - a Ca
vorite color
cray. biege. amber and a great deal
81 white are among the most favored
shades for day wear the coming sea-
sOn.
Immense satin roses--tvo covering
the space from the girdle 90 the shoul-
der-are seen on the-most recent eve
ming gowns.
Dark evening gowns are a pleasant
change from the delicate huca. though
L. Is doubtful N they ever obtain "a
very great vogue.
A dark blue crepe gown rad a duh
, gold butterfly ornament fastening ts
high sirdle and giving the only color
, 90 tho whole
Enchanting little coats are beina
made OF a heavy spongo-like cottor
printed In vivid colors 90 wear wltr
the new lingerie dresses
= Small hats aro certainly havial
: things their own Way for the arst o
. tho spring season. A great many ar'
= or black or blue satin.
!; Double collars and cuffs appear on
a the spring coats. the overc0il8r an
. cuffs being OF a vivid color. like mus
taTu or WNhelmina blue.
! New dresses OF white serge an
= white satin have the serge carried eel
= l above the girdie. where 10 ends oN
I. actly as II the skirt were very hisf
indeed.
We SHAH not have 20 part with ~
lovely brocades. even in summer tim
- some OF the newest fabrics are q
cottons. brOcaaed In the same design
i as veivetS.
Dark current red. deep coral gee
4 MUM and rose viii he favorite colors
alos the vivid green's. such as eEnera'
] and myrtle. Bottle and lettuce LED
1 green are also liked.
kifchcnettes-
TO get ria OF ants saturafe ras
with kerosene and hang or lay thes
near The places they snfest. and the
4 viii soon disappear
An asbestos pad or mat - an eS
4 / cellent 1iatiron rest This az hanl
4 there % no danger OF the cover {
/ the ironing board being scorched.
icing for cake may be prevente
4 from cracking when cut By acdin
i one tablespoonful OF sweet cream
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

LAREDO. TEN Spec!al-Ths Sc
lection OF General Vict0riano Huerta
as provisional President OF Mexico Is
denounced today as an unfortunate
mistake by Colonel Pascul OrOzcO
and Colonel Andres Cara Callan.
revolutionary leaders in the north OF
Mexico.
They declared the revOlutionists in
the northern section would not APP
prove the selection OF Huerta and
would continue the rebellion unless
another IS chosen 70 manage the az
fairs or Mexico. preferably Senior De
la Barraa or General Trevino.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
IF you HAVE

Malaria or Piles, SICK headachc. CostiVs
Bowels. Dumb Axue. Soar stomach. ana
BeichtaC; Il yOuv food does not as slr1liate and
yOu have no annette