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WANT TO TRADE.


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BAGGAGE ANo TRANSFER.

o., 4li ANYTHING. anywhere. anytime
.ni body Prices reasonable. J.
y. i,man residence 200 Mesquite,
'''ne lltf Use
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Nrfih nreadvay modern ana se,,.,'l,.
ief h'afatnS house n a SaNaaV
Re"m H. G. G.. Nara Rank Ruialnr
NS
foh RENT rooms ana nath h.fi
see 90 7 rnonis and bath Nofth ns.rh
fsspe rnems and bath. Chaparf.,i
strcct tlpep Scc touEeran. tlS thap
afrat ts
foh HCNr Two ny,.faosn mos,re
citiNEcs on nunaio stfvct Apn,y a.
Mrs Gust iiess lr ipgt tuffaia
Prone JOS A.,
DOR RENT Sew three soo,n .,,tar.
oh hvk0rs aNeaas S. Oa pcf mnnfb
Npih' % no Mesquite street 90 lhnns
-" taaN
f1N RENT 10 permanent pafties
ihoinuKaiy mndrfa fNe-foum tuitar,.
iosliRhi' ioeatinn Apply ilns Mrs
quite street Mas ~ lalafka b5s
fuR NENr rau nr en ~ ~, faf
uishod modrin house Mrs "A
tiamondon ltii Ceoan nflNc avenue
Ana Vista road t,f
non HrNy Thrive roosn fornlsn,s
vo''aFo iiaoe pcr month u
Vaughn. gst nesaca street. iGiunc ias
$50
roR nENr Modern srohm hau.s
three hlo,ks ffom bnslnssn rentcr
Electric hehts cie,crn and elgt water
piped into huuso scrocnsi throughout
$500 PER MONTH adNancp Phone 200
Niason Dry Goods Company ass
PASTURE 90 about 600 acres ln San
Patriotic county up NurDUa titef q.
pcciallA desirable ~ a winter pasture
" ~ WHISTLER ArausaF rasa. TeNns
tt.
FOR RENT Completely furulshsd faul
rpen house at 1919 WWsl street An.
pis 90 BOP l'sio Alto stree, or phouo t.s
i0lf
foR HENr Fiyr~fudm fafniehed I'D,
iaee ono hluoa from cor line $50
month Address iius asa. faso Caller
Ca
fvR nnNT Good orenihr far shari
order restaurant Place Furnished
complete. Rent cheap Address n O
nos isa FSH'~i6wn. Texas tba
FOR nENr a new s.room modem
house ciuse $40 Phone ga Address
1913 Mes4eife street sa9
fuH REST Pour room house
screened gisirrR barn and COW Dot
electric lirht corner Msstrnn and
NarfaHo strw,ia Apply naxt door f0n
as-sa~sr,s--s--s----.-,-, $780,. ....-....
PSRsoiIAL.
Net q,
hereby notify all merchants and
other pefrans that viii nos pay nn,
bills 0f ans character charged 49, me
Nf amy PERSONS phnmsnefrf except
That J personally make said bills o.
authorize same in writing pfiuf a. the
mnNing pf said bills > a. rlun 5si
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST LAST Sunday morning between
Texas Motor Safes so. and Trle Lake
11R34 q. =. Gazing Hoiurn to ~ W
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LOANS
MONEY

You can afrauFr 90 borrow money M
~ per annum - 20 % years a. roraY
loan. FRANK D.. Arthur Iio~m ~ oreeF
building 500
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AUTO BARGAIN

FOR SALE Brand nov Ford toufing
car Tor sale. never been run. tsgs o.
Glover Johns Auto Co Gs7
FOR SALE Automobile a. bargain
1919 Hudson-sa. G. Cbsddick a 90
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~. !. ,.7.- -sH-.s--,ass-,---,-a-s-.
WANTED To bus Fupd flnc. .,leap
t"f cash can az tcnt. Ccptral Wharf
cor
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PHYSICIAN Wants 20 huy electric
waii-pia,c Tor therapeutic work write
description 20 Doctor STANLEY Corpus
Christi 900
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ArfLEs vor cheap-cast II che
lAN Gas
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WANTED do on kinds ~ auto re-
pairing from lis e. ~ cheaper than
garage also tire work rcDairing
punctures soc each Phone 1902 "
Oaiman ef'
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HAULING.

~ TON HILLS and meal delivczel
any place ,n town. Trunks ana bag
80 promptly delivered Al kinds n
.,o 4''nE solicited Asie Edwards Phone
$40
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NANTLn Pupils Cor plano lessons
zen lessons ger month price s40o per
@-en'a dailN practice with pupils
."u ATS q % scott. 40 eis Laredo
-.'N1e' sol
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FOR RENT.

ftN RENT iosfonm dueii,nn| A.s
North HroadNaN modern anA .Ditsi,l,.
tef h'afdinS house r. n NaAsa,
Reom H. g. G.. Nasl Rank RuliAinr
Ms
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WANTED Party owning farm lands
In various parts OF the State would
1870 10 trade same for stock n msr-
rhandise. Can use almost any size
stock ~ goods Address n. A. cauly
fth. aud nuford. 80
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ttNh hkNf fopms and hath bluff
s.eee rnopas and bath Ncfth nearh
tsfpp rhens and bath. Chapart.,i
s'f"ct 'leee Sc, touEeon. tls thap.
afrat t.s
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tsasoNAL

Nctse,
hereby notify all merchants and
other pefeens that viii noi pay nn,
hiils ~ ans character charged 49, me
br any p"rsouH whnmsoeFfr except
that personally make said hills o.
authorize rame in wfiiinr pfi0r "a ihs
mnNng IF said bills > a. riHn bsi
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t'h NtNr Two nf,.feoin modern
cv'iNEcs on nuraio sifvci Apply a.
Mrs Gust iiess lr test iufiaia
Prone JOS -.
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would not give them = chance to get
away again.
J. H. Beson and Mrs. Rylatt visited
their sister, Mrs. GUNNER a short time
ago.
John Senstock and Mr.. Toyne did
some work for Frank Fox on his home
stoad last week.
Mr.. Marble has moved his well drill
to Frank Wulf's place and will put a
well down for him.
Jesse Beson, B. F. MARBLE and John
Senstock were business callers at Mr..
Toynes the other day.
Marie Allen went to Morgan to take
teachers examination and Mrs. J. H.
Beson taught in her place.
About three hundred head of cattle
were driven from the west to the Wild
Cat cresk Sunday. 1t is supposed they
will Craze there all summer. . The men
who brot them will occupy Fred Chase s
house.
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Stonehan Items

Clarence Nichols is the proud owner
of new team.
J. B. Kelley was Stoneham visitor
Tuesday morning.
w. b. Kitchens was a west bound
passenger Monday morning.
W. P. Bryan made a hurried visit to
the homestead one day last week.
F. Dunning and C. Zerkle were Ster.
ling visitors the first of the week.
A. Huse and August Bomhoft were
Raymer visitors between trains Mon
dav.
N. Foster enjoyed visit with his
brother from Briggsdale Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. F. W. Wilkins spent several
days last week visiting with her hus.
band in Sterling.
Miss Cecil Nichols spent several days
at home last week, sufferil & from an
attack Of tonsiitis.
Mrs. Blackmore and son Lloyd have
returned to the claim after winter i
sojoum in Sterling.
Miss Helen Bly, came up from Ster.
ling Saturday for short visit with her
mother and little sister.
Carlyle Bonner returned Monday to
his school work in Sterling after few
days visit with home folks.
j. w. Forster uhloaded his new en-.
gine Saturday afternoon and will be
ready for work as the plow parts come.
A small plat of land just south of the
school house has been broken out and
is being worked over for a ball dia.
mond
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Church Notes

The smallpox scare is over. Come to
church next Lords day. Bible School
at 1000 O'Clock sharp, preaching ser.
vice Immediately following. We will
dismiss you promptly at noon.
There viii be special effort to make
our Bible School the best in the COM
munity the remainder of the year.
Special services for Easter Sunday con
sis.ing of special sermon and music.
Our Bible school will enter special
campaign the first of April. Did you
hear about the special story in the
special paper for the special day? II
not. come next Sunday and we will tell
you about it. Did you hear about the
new postoffiee? If you didn I it is be-
cause you were not with ..us last Lords
Day.
Come to the Young Peoples Society
at 7.30 Miss NADIA Barker will be the
leader. Your presence will encourage
these young people.
CHAs. Z. BEANS. Pastor.
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Buckingham Items

/ 1t pays to advertise and read The
Enterprise.
/ Justice Whipple held his first law.
suit Saturday.
S. S. Potter and wife were Raymer
callers Tuesday.
Jake Hurshman went to Raymer
! Tuesday to transact business.
Mr.. Fred Llvengood and family spent
Sunday in the Arthur Potter home.
Mr.. Chct Snyder of Raymer transact
ed business in Buckingham Monday.
VIM Dennis and family and Frank
Dennis spent Sunday with Jas. Amber.
G. H. DeFord went to Keote Satur-
day acting as auctioneer at Mr.. Finleys
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amber entertain
ed at hard tim. party Saturday
evening.
Mrs. S. S. Potter and Mrs. Kib
Longworth and son visited in Keota
MOI day.
{. n. DeFord leaves Tuesday for a
visit with relatives and friends at Lin
coin, Nebf.
Frank Dennis came Friday for an
over Sunday visit with his brother Wm
and family.
Hank Lauer returned Friday from
Cheyenne where he was employed dur
ing the winter.
Ira S. Griffin Of keota was here Sat
urday to attend trial before Justice.
A. S. Whipple.
Miss Julia Robson left "Wednesday
for Denver to visit relatives and take
teachers examination.
Mrs. julius Cooper left Monday for
Trenton, Nebr., being called there BY
the illness Of her aged father.
Mel johnson and family returned
Thursday from near Denver where they
have been spending the winter.
Mr.. Mcmillan gives an illustrated
sermon with views Sunday evening
March 18th. All invited to come.
Owing to the windy weather Wednes-
day a small attendance enjoyed the
program given by the grange that night
Kib Longwcrlh who has been spend
ing the winter at Pawnee came Mon.
day for few days visit with his family
Carl Leimbaum and sister.in- law,
Miss Allen went to Sterling Wednes-
day to take teachers examination re.
turning home Saturday.
Mr.. Freeman of Castle Rock came
Friday with car of stock and house.
hold goods. moving out on his claim 6
miles south of Buckingham.
A play will be given April 3rd at
Buckingham for the benefit of the base
ball boys, followed by a box supper.
The play THE Black Heifer" is in
three acts, Place. Gvampscott Holler,
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the law that Is at fault so much as ihs
administration Of the law.
The men responsible for the admins.
tration Of il are the men on the Tax
Commission and NJ. Mumper. Boti
should be heard before they are judged.
1t is more than likely that both have
made some mistakes.
Neither Mr.. Mumper nor the Tax
Commission have a position in hich i,
is possible to satisfy everyone. Both
should exercise some charity for the
other for both will feel the need of all
the charity they can get before the fall
campaign is over.
Since the above was put in type VIC
learn that the valuation placed on the
Burlington railroad by the Tax Com.
mission gives this school district an as.
sessed valuation of SAG, SOB as against
sl2a,67o the year previous, or very
nearly three and half times the pre-.
vions valuation. This would appear as
II the charge Of railroad fagoriteism
by the Commission is in need of furth.
evidece before it is established as fac,
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Hope View Items

Tim Moynihan drove TO Weldona last
Saturday.
/ ID. L. Jones was over to Weldona
last week.
f. Toyne called at the Jasperson
home Saturday.
( Carl Rigshy visited at the Jasperson
home Saturday.
I Lois Beson called at the Rapp home
one day last week.
The Toyne family spent Sunday at
Abe Patterson home.
Mr., Senstoek visited at the Andrew
and Wulf homes Sunday.
Frank Wulf has moved his house east
of where it used 10 stand.
Glen Andrews and Robert Jones were
absent from school Monday.
Tim Moynihan was a caller at the
Patterson home one day this week.
Frank Rigsby has gone to Orchard,
where he expects to farm this year.
John Senstock found his hcrses west
of Wc.dera end said The ne,. time he
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-03-26
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
Mlte-a-sake Reporters Duhgs Of People OUT
Of Town and 10 near BY Villages.
Paradise Valley

viii Salmon is building new barn,
Miss Marian Cas3ell is spending this
week with her sister Lula.
Mrs. Vanek and children visited at
the Thompson home Sunday.
Miss Lula Cassel visited with her
parents in Morgan over Sunday.
Geo. Bostock and family called or
Gus Johnston's 5 Sunday afternoon.
Will Thompson and Ed Smith were
business visitors at Morgan and Brush
last week.
Mr.. Stewart and wife, who have
been visiting at tse Kirk homestead.
returned to their home in Iowa.
Chas. Richards and two Of his broth.
er-in-laws arrived Sunday from Arapa.
hoe, Nebr., bringing team and thei,
automobile.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-03-26

years, and st times became so bad
would become Unconscious. | have been
found In that condition many times.
Physicians did not seem 10 be able 10
90 me any good would become
weak and for days at time could do
no work. Not long ago got a box
Of Or. Miles laxative Tablets and
after using them found had never
tried anything that acted In such a
mild and effective manner believe
have at last found the remedy that
suits my case"
Thousands OF people arc sufferers
from habitsal constipation and
while possibly realizing something
Of the danger of this condition. yet
neglect too long to employ proper
curative measures until serious i'll
ness often results. The advice OF
all physicians is. keep your bowels
clean" and its good advice.
Dr.. Miles Laxative Tablets are
sold BY all druggists, at IS cents
box containing rs doses. II not
found satisfactory, your money is
NttEs MEDICAL CO., Ilkhs,t Ind.
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Peace Valley

Howard Allen spent one night last
week on his claim.
Mary Graham visited last week with
home folks in Morgan.
Geo. Bostock and family have re-
turned to the homestead.
Mesdamos Lee Bowles and Fred Me
nan visited with Airs. Marple Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piper of haywood. Neb
are making an extended visit at the
homes Of Bert Piper and Frank Artley.
The pupils of Peace Valley school
have been enjoying week of vacation
but are back again this week ready for
work. -s
Rev. Loyeless is holding revival
meetings in the school house this week
The services begin each evening at 7:3O
O'Clock. Every one is cordially invited.
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Raymer View Items

Chas. Linton was Buckingham call
er Friday.
Lawrence Davis spent Saturday nigh,
with Hank l.auer.
Mrs. Amber visited with Mrs. Hcrt
Dinsmoor Sunday.
Mrs. Amber called on Mrs. Morton
Thursday afternoon.
Nergil Meacham called at Mr.. Lin.
tons Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Lauer and Mabel called at the
Meaeham home Saturday.
Miss Mabel Laucr called al the Geo.
Wintcrrowd home last Friday.
James Amber entertained the Dennis
family and Helen Whipple to dinner
Sunday.
Nergil, Ferla and Fay Meacham
missed school Wednesday on account
Of bad weather.
Mike and Alfred kraxberger and
Henry Lauer were dinner guests of c.
II. DeFord Sunday.
Henry Lauer came home from Chey.
enne Saturday and will spend the sum-
mcr on his homestead.
A Hard-time party was given in this
nelghborhood Saturday night. About
forty were present and report good
time.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-03-26
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NOTICE ron runllcATlux.

NOTICE rOn PUBLICATION.
MIL. Publisher) serial-osoel
Drpastment Of the Interior.
{. s. Land once at Sterling. Colorado
February q, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Wallace
Albert List, of Buckingham, Colorado,
who, on June Is. 1900, made home.
stead entry. No. 0769l, for East hall
of, Section 6. Township I North.
Range 50 West, 9th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final three year proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, be.
fore Ira s. Griffin. United States Com
missioner, at Keota, Colorado. on the
llth day of April 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Abram d, Iist. of Buckingham. cpia.
William w. Robinson. Of ''
james II. Robinson. Of a-as
Zoe W. Silyis. Of s-2
10 A. +, BROWNS, Register.
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MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914.
Who's to Blame

Mr.. A. l.. Mumper, County Assessor,
has deluged this section of the county
with circulars on the tax situation, and
these have aroused considerable discus
sion of conditions and more cussing Of
the officials composing the board known
as the Tax Commission.
The Tax Commission ordered Weld
county taxable values mot taxes, mind
the distinetion) raised s23, 400, 900. As
the railroads and similar cnrpoations
had been valued by the Tax Commits
sion. the entire increase was spread up
on the property assessed by the county
assessor and his deputies or assistants,
making the raise about 63 per cent on
the property assessed by Mr.. Mumper.
Property was assessed high in the
first place last year. Now with the 63
per cent raise we venture to say that
in spite of the higher prices prevailing
now. that the stock Of this section viii!
not bring the price at which 1t is as
sessed. Naturally people feel that the
situation is very unjust. Mr.. Mumper
is placing the responsibility for condi-
tons on the Tax Commission. Some
accept the circular as conclusive and
believe the entire responsibility for the
raise in this section rests on the Tax
Commission and that Mr. Mumper has
been the jealous champion for the peo
pie OF this section
However. the circular fails to supply
all the Information needed to arrive at
a right understanding of the matter.
Reading the circular leaves Us entire
ly in the dark as to the relative raise
on dry land and irrigated lands made
by MIR. Mumper's assessment. We are
also left in the dark as TO the compara-
tive valuations made this year and in
years previous not only on the entire
county but on railroads. Such infor-
nation might make the circular too
long, but this information is needed to
enable one to determine the fault.
For instance the taxable valuation
for this school district under Mr.. Mum
per- assessment was about three and
a half times the previous assessment.
With the raise il will be about four
times. -
The question occurs to US; if the en-
tire county had shown a corresponding
increase, would not Weld county have
been high enough and no further in
crease required by the Tax Commission?
Ii that had been done our tax would
have been less in county as web as
state and in the matter Of our school
tax takes portion of the burden from
the railroads and puts il on the other
property the COW and horse of the
homesteader.
We do not suppose that it was III
tended TO favor the railroad at the cX.
penSc Of the homesteader, but we get
hit with stray brick in tbs scrimage.
Hon. 7. c. Philip OF Grover, repre-
sentative from this county in the last
legislature, has an article in the Grover
Press OF last week defending the Tax
Commission Law TO which MIR. Mumper
objects so strenuously.
That this section OF the county has u
real reason 10 complain is very evident.
We are of the opinion that il is not
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-03-26
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION,

NOTICE rOR PUBLICATION.
n. III Pablisher) Serial.-ois7la
DcpartsaeAf sf the Iatertor.
[. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
March Z, 1914.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Emily
c. Graves, Of New Raymer Colorado.
who, on April Is, 1911. made Home.
stead Entry. No. 0l5747. for South
West Quarter of, Section 3, Township
7 North, Range IS West, 9Th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of Intention
to make final three year proof. to e.
tablish claim TO the land above describ-
ed. before United States Commissioner,
At New Raymer, Colorado. on the 23rl
day of April, 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Lewis N. Sweigsrd. Of New Raymer. Colo.
Albert G. Nickerson. of '
Barbara Barker. Of &C. s.Ia
Jesse II. Beson. Of ' l.fc
A. r. BROWNS. Register.
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Orange SATURDAY.

Only few were in town for the
Grange meeting last Saturday. As the
principal object of the meeting was "a
see about ordering car of coal. the
matter was canvassed without going
to the school house, and it was decided
to order car which has been done.
Next Saturday afternoon will be the
regular meeting, when the remainder
OF the officers should be elected, and
the times for regular meetings detem,
med.