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The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
MRS. MARY SMITH

Mrs. Mary Smith. 65 years old,
widow OF the late Fred Smith. passed
away at her home. 3i2 East Vest,
Monday morning. July 81 at 1880
o'clock. She had been suffering
from a bronchial cough for some time
but her condition was not thought to
he serious. Death came suddenly
and was due to hemorrhage OF the
lungs.
Mrs. Smith was born In Germany
In I84s and came TO America when
IS years old with her brother. Henry
Berkenhauer. In 1879 hse was mar
ried to her late husband. Frederick
Smith at Miami. where they lived un-
I'll 1879. when they moved to Mar
shall and the family have lived here
every since. making their residence
In Marshall 81 years this fall.
Two sons. Fred Smith. teamster at
the Rea & Page mill and Dean Smith
teamster of this city. survive, also
one brother, Henry Berkenhauer, OF
Kansas City.
Mrs, smith was devoted member
OF the Catholic church and was
truly good woman who will be great
Iy miased. fi,te s1.
/. The funeral service was held at
the Catholic church Tuesday at .
a. m. Burial was at Ridge Park
cemetery.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
.nIrILDING LEvEE

r. II. and G. A. McWilliams Of
Chicago, last week, started to build
the big levee at Layneville. They
have a large excavator which dips up
two and half yards Of dirt at time
and dumps three times a minute.
This is certainly throwing some dirt
aud will make short work OF the job.
The machine travels ON track and
Ia driven by powerful engine. The
scoop Is on a crane. It is let down
to the ground then pulled towards
the engine till filled, then quickly
hoisted and swung around to the
dumping place and let go---each load
requiring only 20 seconds.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
SHANKS-SMITH

Clyde w. shanks and Miss Eliza
beth Smith. both OF Sweet Springs
we're united in marriage Wednesday
July 16 at 8 p. m. Rev ID. G. Bolton
OF Marshall officiating. The bride
is the daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. w,
A. Smith and is a excellent young
lady. The groom is a bookkeeper
for the Sweet Springs Milling COM
pany and is popular in social and
business circles.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
August oelschlaeger died at h

August oelschlaeger died at his
home on Highland avenue, Sweet
Springs. Mo-, Sunday morning. July
13, 1919, after an illness of two
weeks OF a dropsical nature. In his
18th year. He was survived by his
wife and one son. Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oehlschlaeger were the parents
OF thirteen children, only one Of
whom is living. Two are buried in
Nebraska and ten are buried ae EN-
ma. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon and the dnterment was
made at Emma. Sweet Springs Her
aid.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25

wife OF 7. S. Garner. a iiveryman OF
Napton. died Saturday. July 10 at
s D. m. OF a cancerous tumor.
The funeral service took place
Sunday afternoon at the Baptist
church at a:30 O'Clock and was con-
Quoted by Elder u, T. Wharton OF
Marshall Burial was at the Napton
cemetery. ~
Mrs. Garner 10 survived by her hus-
band and three daughters. Although
having been In declining health for
some time her death was sudden and
comes as great shock TO the family
and her many friends She was an
excellent woman and viii be greatly
missed.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
ARE IMPROVING

The condition OF ]. p. Johnson.
who was SO seriously injured when o
scaffold fell. breaking two legs and
his wrist last "Wednesday. is reported
to be improving and his condition ia
very encouraging for his complete
recovery.
Otto Hatton. who had his back
wrenched. is still Wearing bandages.
but Is able to be out.
Sam smith. as yet, has not recover
ed sufficiently to leave his bed.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
IN JUSTICE AsHuRsrs COURT

The case OF State OF Missouri VI.
Frank Warren. for disturbing the
peace was tried In Justice Jas. Ash
urst's court Wednesday morning be-
fore jury. He was convicted and
presented with iS-day lodging per-
NIT In the county bastlle. Warren is
section employe OF the Missouri Pa
cillc..
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
ROLLNS-FOWLER

Frank Rollins OF Marshall aud
Miss Stella May Fowler OF Miami
were united In marriage at S p. m.
Saturday. at the home OF Elder B.
7, Wharton on North Jefferson, tho
Christian church divine officiating.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
MRS. SARAH JANE CHAPMAN

Mrs. Sarah Jane Chapman. 62
years old. widow of the late James
M. Chapman. died at her home In the
Mt. Olive neishborhood. Sunday July
20 to sp, m. She had only been Ill
three days from . heart affection and
her death was very unexpected.
Mrs, Chapman was reared in the
county and was highly esteemed by
all who knew her.
Three children. Clarence Chapman
and Mrs. Harvey Buie OF this city
and Charles Chapman OF wellington,
Kas., survive.
The funeral ssfyiee took place at
Mt. Olive church Tuesday at p. m.
burial was at Ridge Park beside the
grave Of the husband and daughter,
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
school Teachers Notice.

The regular teachers examinations
for county certificates will be held in
odell Avenue high school building in
Marshall. Mo-. August land 2. 1918.
td-w) JAMES l.. LYNCH.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
MARSHALL o. ARMSTRONG .

Marshall defeated Armstrong Sun
day afternoon. . to 2. Score:
RH r
Armstrong 200 900 OOO-2 .
Marshall =. l2O 400 O2'-9 10 .
Batteries--Nutt. Harvey and Wal
ker: Lauehlin and Cox. Umpire,
Ehrnman.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
To THE YOUNG LADIES

The Saline County Implement
Company has offered. a set OF single
buggy harness. TO the young lady.
that Is n lady. under 90 years OF age.
who sends In the best written answer
TO the question: Does a man In run
ming around a tree go before or be-
hind himself"
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
PAINFULLY HURT.

j. +. Hinton. who Is running q
threshing outfit In the Fairville nei.
ghborhood, met with n bad accident
Tuesday. while sharpening the knives
on the machine, he stepped on one
IN a manner that Il made three inch
cut In the calf OF his leg. He Is laid
up at Chas. Browns.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
Observation-Disclosures

Porter A. Marshall Of Arimo,
Idaho and Laura Parks, daughter Of
Mrs. Ambrose Parks OF this county
we're united in marriage July rs at
Paca Tello. Idaho. The lcoanle wifi
reside at Arimo. Idaho. Z. 1880.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25
JOE X. PRICE

Joe III. Price. as years old. died
Friday. July IS at a. m. at his
home near Fairyille A wife and six
children survive. The funeral SER
vice took place At Mt. Carmel satur-
day> At 1890 :. q. and was conduct
ID BY Rsv, W. r. Barrett.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25

Mrs. sallle Gay ana nephew. Law
ton Gray Of Nelson we're business
yiaitSrs here Wednesday. Jonah
vsets was also here We GesdaN
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25

l.. W. Scott and son, Holland Scot
OF Nelson. returned Friday nigh
from Miles. Mont, where they pur'
cfssSd three car loads Of horsef
which VIII be taken to the sosti
farnI noos l1olnni.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-07-25

Miss Mabel Sparrow OF Moberly re-
turned home Sunday after a pleasant
visit to Miss Clara Herndon.
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Pa.Caioo Va.iey

Ell Smith wsnb de3a % Snyder on
e-sitsess ihass1ag
Geo sanner5 wzs sns.1ess csller
u q. II. Laaassli's Fs.isy.
SSnesois yist-a ills seile. aslaay
wh2 wf5 vefy .oat Vi ssiiag -slaeF
than working
J. Il. Ys:tz-san y.,i:s-l >, TIE Ros-
soeS hH.s Ssnig
A.ss Eaig.ie Gisa4es wss ao@a to
sl@atng se,n.eln. u-xs {
ae. by taisl IN Ass INK list
sratag.
HIS Hutton as5 her e,3ther-;a-lav.
dso.e rfsr . Bels5 szssa5s. @ rgr-
esass ium5er 70 baHd a. s5dfi3G t.
~. Hutton 5 4.ausc.
VII Thompson a;ri Family visited at
AT. Luaayal.'s Sunny afternoon.
II there is anything ia:s Valley would
appE eiate it goulite good general
ram. and is what sc muSt nave nefore
many days OF our crops. which ttIi
looS green viii bs thing Of iue past.
Ihc grass Is also be5inuiag 70 cos as
though j; w2s dying.
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H,cao s.sw .tcn7s

iiarry hagg't aas been sfeEding q
fr" asys win john syustosA smsl
Friday.
ar. apl Ms. Toyne aai daughter
Ruby drove I, we.asaa sAsuna-y.
Dir. .aoyn.6an cali-i at tie AnireN
and Kesaa homes Sun4ay.
i certain fellow vho haa beca batch.
Ing ior several months expects ms
Siie and children nome tbis eeen.
Henry Andrews and family. Da.bcrt
],aes Jg4 Dykeman join S,nstsck
ani !igrp Naggit visited d, the rogue
ipme sunday evening. lnc evening
passed oriy too quiealy, all having
spent d p.esamt inc.
y Iewof the oasaelgr are es.usrt-
ing 10 lease tais ae,s igs the ,4m
mer
%bg don'sit rajag
Frank "uir called at TIE Bikcmaa
nome ona dsg last weeS.
M and art Hogard .}Ilen return
ed 10 Snyder last week.
john 5anatoc., ana Harry Nareit
nave been having some funny e1pss-
fences during tue past week.
!rais %uii called at tie Marp.e
home sunday,
De!Oert Jones was Sunday caller
at DR.. Browns.
John senstock and Harry Naggatz
drove 10 WeIdons Auuday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-06-19

fof a nfsn of his years 10 take Sc can
not hsip hpt airsirs the n!e7erdence
tEst .ssmer-4 =
a.r. bssksr VIZ a very ea.rsstit
rsn. good toeehis7. aad asls 70 ~
@ome!sh riofe lhan many men au;L
youngsr y ysaG.
lie ~-ss slasys busy dtilg some
'hing. ond un,ii very recently hs SEEM
"a 10 hGys ths bts5nsta 10 keep Up
with bis sr5.ioa. Eut last win.sr q
severe attae@ y gripps weakened his
vitality. srd lis fsnhiy could see tha,
lis strength Naz falling, but they did
not tniHk ;Esi !ssth was so near. His
WI q Inri i" grow stronger as his
baay veskensi, AID he Kept On his
feet until die isst. ioS could not fsii
% adGire and respsc, snch mar, even
lhovgh you r,iFh, differ with hun On
nan, poists f1eh men IS '.r Bar
kcr vas, .9.1n the b.e.-bcne q : con-
mGriiy.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-06-19

Mrs. Nary Lsns returned f.orn Loag-
n1ont sris42. where sas has besn TIE
past two molths taking c1re cf her
daashtsr VINO has been s;e1.
H. and M-s. c. !. Mercer spent
Sunday al the Carter houa.
Ar. Konkul returned home last week
from brush whers he has besa wor4.
lts ii the beet Aelss.
Ed Tiauaons visited satusday ana
Sunday at home.
Earnsg Benson met ujt4 yasy ssr-
ious ac-ia=at beng ki.s-d = u.u.e
il the Ia-e, bse4Ling hi: ,sy 4na
@n5-sing cur slne Teeth. lie las gone
to Denver 70 russige medical tgea -aisat
" C. Carer TOOK GOV to 5lasa
.@7nday nzyias soli Ler 10 bateaes.
Ms. Fred Stephenson has b5sn s..g-
iag @ih ner 9z.eats curing asf has-
oenas absence.
rs, clarts Davis listed sith Mrz.
DanHssen one Gay last week.
Dir. and ars. Mercer attendes Mr.
Barker's funeral Moaf y at tayu.cr.
Ar. and Mrs. psvorc from the Wild
Ca we're calling IN this icighborhood
Sunday going to AE hiekerzDus in the
evening.
Rev. L9se!ess preached to quito g
la!ge erowG Sunday morning ami c,eu-
Ing. !hiS may be the last service He
w,ii hold at tbs place for SONS time as
he has been called 10 another mission
in another part Of Colorad5.
clEide Davis gave Wild cat czbi-
billion a'ong tac divide cnc day iast
week. @e understand he got tue old
aaH liune ,all risht
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TN AMERICAN p9T

Give this Magazine 10 your hoy aud
he Won want To read trash! Greatest
magazine IN the wOrli Tor bows. Cram
mel full OF the reading that maKes
manly fellows i1D.g1O careful parents
endorse it, Boys cye't sherc are en-
,husiastic readers the best of boys
nre in danger u being Iured away by
cheap novels and wild story papers
MANY a boys future has been ruined
bs such Vie stuff read where father
and mother could not see. Here i a
clean, fascinating Inspiring magazine
that offsets these demoralizcrg. that
Satisfies the boys craving for mental
stimulant, gives hin nright ideas for
work and play. ampliics the knowledge
he gets from his study. and supple
nents his huue training. ltisa yeri.
table mine Of eound boy information,
"ALL BOY for al boys. At least
49, large rases In year all beautifully
illustrated Subscription price is 81 90
per year With The Enterprise both
for S2.25. II you wish you may send
the two papers to different addresses.
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EtsT IrE,;s.

"a oaayy spsnt Sunday at home &c
turning to sIsr.,ag sluatiay.
Albert sehmreale is a yieiim Of tho
mump this week
Vasso seagy was in stJneham lIon.
day
WIN. Sci mee,;le vert TO Sterling on
TIE metor cyeie Monday.
VI. GIBSON wa. a Sterling visitor one
Jay lasl wcee.
&r. .dcconb and Lloyd Glarirore
went " JaIesours to get soa.e eattle.
Inc last reports from Mr. DJcker i.
that his foot was improving ,csy fst.
The doctor thinks he e4n save his loot.
NJ Esher has oeen building fence
iLis pe.a.
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flows rnis7

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re
yard fos any case OF Catarrh that can
not BE- cursi by HATS Cstar.E Cure.
+ ) Cheney I. Co, Taledo, o.
We, the undersigned, ha7f known +.
j Cheney t0r' ;he last Is years. aud
believe ht'r perfectly honorable 10 all
business transactions shI in2faally
able to carry out any obligations made
by his rirm.
National Bank Of Commerce, Tolsio
Ono.
Hans Calauh Cure Is tattn intesu.
ally acting directly upon tie Blood and
mucous surfaces Of the .ystcm. Isst-
imonisls sent free
Sold by slI dsulgists 7fr.
Take Han $ Iam5 plta f,r e1uati
patton. ADV
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COUNTRY ROAD IS AccURsE1
Artorosiiist ARD Farmer take Tgfns
IN Swearing a. Poor Construction
Of Tforo ghfares.

Everybody takes = ylncE ct tas
country ro-t. The autolobiiiats thar
tEultle their machines oyer It curse
is makers. The tz!LaeE that Alu!s
his lead TO market Oyey II swears Z
blue stTe2k eyer is bumps and cAuc.-
holes a2i wonders Why zoncuody
does net know eloESa 10 tx II 20 IL
Ni.l stay L&c1. Tag legislator lounges
n the !eatka. chairs Ia The state
capitol AID dsiiye.s profound dis;
eolrEes ca il and - uses and a3ascs.
and the beat way ! .x i a-d keep il
fixed. Tie Lcard CT supervisors meet
AID lcck ise and talk their heads
CT about the way !, SHOULD be taken
care OF. and how tEe care-taki1g *.
peEsts should be met Aud still the
county road siumbers cn EgG never
gets much above Tie mad except In
dry summers or ysry cold winters.
WbLn the lsaGic c.n skat along ~ the
nee, says The Northeastern S.8ckmaE
and farmer The c1uAtry su.,a y az Or.
phan aad usually /. triendlcsa orphan.
Like the Arkansas hJass. IL can. be
liked Thi.e il Il Raining, and Whsn IL
doesn't ram there Is no nssd tor tix
ing It II is : public domain where
poil taxes may he wgrkld Al le.sGrr.
sad gith the least possible efforts By
Ine parry that Is sesgezsting himself
from 30 much sf I've valuable ume
Tor TIE coed Of the can nGnEeIith
It's surface is laarred here Dy hole
dug b. an uurgly pl3W. thsre hy seven
-crspsTilis 3f dir; dumped in tHa mid
die Of 1t Just prior 10 quitting time.
There are useless tTees b0fd.s .sing II
that shut eIl The Sunlight and keep
on the "iud so that ~, sGnsce shah
remain tue Consistency cf putty The
longest possible tine II Is bone uf
contention tCr leighb6rEoOd rows over
Who SHAH be road boss auI low the
poll ta-ss shall be worried an
not trying to solve the country road
problem. bat am lHdpsya.Ng to csii
attention TO It.
The e0lnuy raEd problem IS too
deep and s0nphelted iur che mag TO
solve 1t Hiil require the hes, ml
NEST conservative bfsins N tne italt
10 settle upon soue plan Itat will
make tie country rosd what /, vGs
intended fcr-a highway Tor tragic
TiiE ths ieasr possible reSittcLce.
Asilate good roads bretheru. Keep
the matter before the public bout
let up uFhi something deanlte and
proper !s done 10 give the state Of
Aaniana good permanent highways u
a m.ulmum cost.
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-.-..s-l.----------.r-i.. i..s s.-:5Is:
yS,iaE roa 7csi,c,iTsoS.

.sD3i'G S.t ~ Si.iN.hfs<<S.
Il P.L. lrotIsherl Serial 03sa
-.p;.s..<Et o- tie ins-r.4r.
y :. ..a. o:.e- u s.e.;l..z. coioraco.
Nay z. 1873.
NOTICE. is hereby giYen that Mary I.
Fr'ts. of Kew Rayrer, Colorado. who,
On Jul7 ), 1875, rl.de original home
s-.ad entry NJ. a.3s-osstt., for WIZ
EEl-., ss.1.4 Me-. and the MEL.
sEi-A, Section II, Township North,
Range 81 West, 9Th Principal Meridian.
has f.lec rotiee OF Intention to in'aE- .;-
aal hva year pycc.i 10 establish e!a'ai
70 the is.d above described, before
United Ststes Commissioner. at Keots,
Colorado, c7 The 18th day Of July, 1913.
Clsimhn; rGn-s - r'i,aes.e.:
Yrnr bitch .; s,e,i;ay. C,!o.
Charles ii. y, al;cor, Of ,.e9,a, colo.
binhol' sostsrt OF ,tew ka,mer. Cos. ;-2s
e.isi'.s Z. Cn'son, oi Stsres.irn. Colo -
II, FOUND Register
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3tonehgr item.

4 sad accident happened last Thurs
day evening li4 mics south Yves, Of
here to Barney BrBs9n while unhar.
Messing a span VI mules the NAL. gisk.
ed hin cnGe. tbu chin and he was iouad
unconscious by one Of his ncikabofs
tic was taken To Sterling aad lnea on
to Denver. Ne sinec heard that both
his Jaws were bsosca and some tsc,.
@noeAei oft.
Ar5. SilDo came up from Sterling
Saturday 70 spend come line with her
parefts hr. and Mrs. Bake.
some oi the stoneham people were
on the train Saturday VIXEN it was
wrecked. but was not badly hurt
Miss Florence gauyan went down to
Sterling Tuesday to make proof Oh her
claim her sister Edna went with her.
Mrs. Slater came up Tsesday from
Sterling to go onto her homestead.
Messrs. Winkler and Northmp ,ook
an aeto ride to Sterling tuesday night
Ar. seayy came Up Saturday 10
spendsanday wI,h bis family.
Mr. Gibson went to Stpdins on bus
mess Tuesday.
DIR. and Mr. christsen visited ut
the Bake ranch Sunday.
Res. jackson WIS 10 from h. some
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eonslrue, fiarket nossn.

Ohio is about to embark on the con.
stFue,ion q what Il calls a systcm d.
market roads which is to cover the
entire state It figures that b. the c1.
pcndlturc of ;aO0o.O)J to $500 Oer
year for ten years It will be able IS
bring the system to completion. lt Il
haes so. Il viii have to be luckler or
wiser than New York state has been
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cara,ruction c: Drag.

-T.rmtr In winter Il can be utilized
to shelter poiatoe1 or nihos yegeta,
bes that have been hauled Up. and
when get up slanulg Il forms prg
ifcticn Tor the .htd Of a brood row
70 make the drag take a section Of
log 5 or Q feet long and spill, until TIE
sections afc or 2il inches Wide
Lay these sections side by side and
On top Of either eud nail q ? BY .
lhch runner
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-06-19
Time to Ply Take,

Tho first nalf oi zach y.nr. ,s,..
are due and payable January 1. tho
see'nd half due md payable July ii
OF each year and the Firt half iye.
come DELINQUENT Fcb'y IS. and tho
ma hnlf become delinquent jdly 81,
OF caca Year and draw interest ~
ter said dates. All taxes aio paid
to Cuunty TREASURER
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-06-19

atead Tuesday and rsperted things
boxing fac IL .h4t vicinity.
ATs. Northrup is taking charge o;
tie past oface during Miss Runyan 8
abseace AT Sterling.
WI Evans md Clarence Niebois
went 70 Sterling Iondsy ard expect -
gonr ssTersi GessS.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-06-19
Problem aelytd.

The earth road will doubtless bc
used In rural communities for many
years, because Of It's low Grst cost,
The cvef-tecafrlng problem Of upseep
On such ro7d can be solved very
largely by the use of tho splItiov
1rar.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-06-19
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


. J. l.. 'Fuhl'shcrl Serial 09js5
Department of the lntrrior.
I. \ Land Office at sterling. Colorado,
May 10, 1913.
NoTicE is hereby given that John NJ,
Erwin. of New Raymer. Colorado, who,
on October Is. 1909. made homestead
entry, No. o95s3, for Wes, half of,
Section p, Township 6 North, Range
5S West. 9Th Principal Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to make final
three year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before Unit.
ed States Commissioner. at Keota, Col.
orado, on the 2sth dayof June, 1919.
Claimant names az witnesses.
carehs" E pirer. Of New Rnymer. Colo.
Frank Artley,of AN
caa'!eA Fritz. Of 90
w y. rol'ap. i,esister
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FIELD DRAG IS VERY USEFUL
hsids From Leyclias cteund lmg!s.
men: Can Be Used 10 Transport.
ing staEes ard sturaps.

! find field drag usClal tool 81
tce trom ieyrlius ihe ground II can be-
used for carrying flumTs aud stones.
Erites C. c Marshall OF Ecttrl
springs, Tenn. Ia tie Missouri Valley
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Hgc.ts 70 atsr4 !. Rias c..s'

Hfc.fs 20 1tzTE ?. hlNS Gi:S'
a very interesting - page iiiustrat.
ed d@eale; sas ust teen issued ~ ,ha
}. Siesprs hrns z Tools Co., Chiccpee
faag, Jas. entitled "ioW 10
START aRiFEE .LuR Iais bcck-
let tells - deiy.l ,7ha, the .Set:onai Ri
tle Assoei ,ion tias done for he eE
courareu Mt of Biac Practice n this
country incorporates Is Laws-. rnIn
tcrs an Shooting ..p@ 70 bmh Rife
Eange \. L. 4 rrcpines and Medals.
il also Grserioes the famous Stevens .
Semi. .l'hiary" snd "Armory Modct'
Rifles. which nave such string uf no
table victories 10 their credit tie past
s=anrH The yarlugs achievements ci
th.ssc Target Rifles are listed n detail
The cut-r Of how tr start rife club.
shows il uiciF a.tesi coiors, the flags
OF The six nations whirh have accom-
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Grab lhdui,ty in Imam.

Loss Than three years ago Jnpnn
eesah TO can crab meat tor espor.
Now there are over u hundrsd can.
nef'es and las, year the ou,pu, wa
.isr.QyO cans
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solicE roa PUBLICATION.


<. II 'rablisheft s.rial-olt7s2,
rsFar'.z rni oi the Interior.
Y. :. AM oliee ~ stsFun=. colorado.
Asy lG. 1873
En1lcE IS h-rebr given tha. Lyman
! Glenn of St@,.hsm, Colorado, Who,
on February /, leic made Homestead
Entry. lie. clo722, 70. l-2 NV IL,
Nl52 %El-+t SECTION So, Township 9
"orth, Range 5S West, 9th Principal
Meridian has filed ncties cf intention
To make final three year proof, to es,
tshlish claim to tie Land above describ.
81. before Register AMI Receiver. at
Sterling. Colorado. on the 18th day of
July. 1913.
,lainpnt names as witnesges:
uiei baak.. Of stou.hsm. Colo
Jahun kurysn. oi
Wilfi.d a Bohn.r of 5-2a
Lltha Tue. II % s-as
W. II. POUND. Eegts.sf.
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General Road yyofk.

The state statute on roads reads
that oil general road wori; should bo
done between the first Of April and the
trst OF October.