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GUS excrcsccnce at the bend, the
tcntaclcs, and tho large, intelligent
eyes. gave the creature a grotcsque
suggestion of lace. They were the
size OF iair-sizcd swine about the
body, and the tcntaclcs seemed to be
many feet in length. There were, he
| thinks, seven or eight at least of the
creatures. Twenty yards beyond them,
amid the surf of the new returning
tide, two others were emerging from
the sea.
Their bodies lay fatty on the rocks,
and thci. eyes regarded him with evil
interest; but it docs not appear that
Mr.. Fison was afraid, or that lie real
lied that he was in any danger. Pos
sibly his confidence is to be ascribed
10 the limpncss of their attitudes
But he was Mortified, OF course, and
intensely excited and indignant at
such revolving creatures prcying upon
human flesh. He thought they had
CHANGED upon a drowned body. He
shouted to them, with the idea of
driving them off, and, finding they did
not bulge, cast about him, picked up
big rounded lump OF rock, and flung
it at one.
And then, slowly uncoiling their
tcntaclcs. they all began moving to-
ward him-creeping at first dcliber-
ately. and making a soft, purring
sound to each other.
In a moment Mr.. Fison realized
that he was in danger. He shouted
again, threw both his boots, and
started off, with a leap, forthwith.
Twenty yards off he stopped and
faced about. judging them slow, and.
behold! the tentacies of their leader
were already pouring over the rocky
ridge On which h. had Just been
standing.
At that he shouted again, but this
time not threatening, but cry OF dis
may. and began jumping, striding.
slipping, wading across the uneven
expanse between him and the beach.
The tall red cliffs seemed suddenly at
vast distance, and he saw, as though
they were creatures in another world,
two minute workmen engaged in the
repair OF the Underway. and little
suspccting the race for life that was
beginning below them At one time
he could hear the creatures splashing
in the pools not a dozen feet behind
him, and once he slipped and almost
fell.
They chased him TO the very foot
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and were about the rudder; and creep
ing up the sides of the boat with Z
looping motion came the suckers
again. The men grippcd their oars
and pulled, but it was like trying tc
move a boat in a floating raft Of
weeds. Help here" cried the boat.
man, and Mr.. Fison and the second
workman rushed to help lug at the
oar.
Then the man with the boathook-
his name was Ivan, or Even
sprang up with a curse, and began
striking downward over tho side. as
lar as he could reach. at the bank OF
icntac1cS that now clustered along the
boats bottom. And, at the same time,
the two rowcrs stood up TO get bet
ter purchase for the recovery OF their
oars. The boatman handed his to Mr.
Fison, who luggcd desperately, and,
meanwhile, the boatman opened big
clasp knife, and, leaning over the side
of the boat, began hacking at the spir-
ing arms upon the oar shaft.
Mr.. FiSon, staggering with the
quivcrinG rocking oil the boat, his
teeth set, his breath coming short, and
the veins starting on his hands as he
pulled at his oar, suddenly cast his
eyes seward. And there, not fifty
yards off, across the long rollers of
the incoming tide, was a large boat
standing in toward them, with three
women and little child in it. A
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| here and there into the air above the
swell OF the waters.
One came up boldly to the side of
the boat. and, clingirg to this with
three OF its suckcr-sct tentaclcs, threw
four others over the gunwale, as if
with an intention either of overseeing
the boat or OF clambering into it. Mr..
Fison at once caught up the boathook,
and, jabbing furiously at the soft
tcntaclcs, forced it to desist. He was
struck in the back and almost pitched
overheard by the boatman, who was
using his oar to resist a similar attack
on the other side of the boat. But
the tentaclcs on either side at once
relaxed their hold at this, slid out
sight, and splashcd into the water.
WED better get out of this" said
Mr.. Fison, who was trembling vio-
lently. He went to the tiller, while
the boatman and one of the workmen
seated themselves and began rowing.
The other workman stood up in the
fore part of the boat, with the boat
hook, ready TO strike any more ten
taclcs that might appear. Nothing
else seems to have been said. Mr.
Fison had expressed the common feel
ing beyond amendment In hushed,
scared mood, with faces white and
drawn, they set about escaping from
the position into which they had SO
recklessly blundered.
But the oars had scarcely dropped
into the water before dark, tapering,
serpentine ropes had bound them,
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One came up boldly to the side
Of the boat.
what was probably some fragment oil
the drowned man. In a moment the
copious olive-green ribbons had pour
ed again over this writhing group.
At that all four men, greatly cx-
cited, began beating the water with
oars and shouting, and Immediately
they saw a tumultuous movement
among the weeds. They desisted, to
see more clearly, and as soon as the
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OF the cliffs, and desisted only when
he had been Joined by the workmen
at the foot of the laddcr-way up the
cliff. All three OF the men pelted
them with stones for time, and then
hurried to the cliff top and along the
path toward Sidmouth, to secure
assistance and a boat, and to rescue
the desccrated body from the clutches
OF these abominable creatures.
And. as if he had not already been
in sufficient peril that day, Mr.. Fison
went with the boat to point out the
exact spot OF his adventure.
AS the tide was down, it required
considerable dctour to reach the spot,
and when at last they came off the
ladder-way, the mangled body had
disappeared. The water was now run
ming in. submerging first one slab of
Shiny rock and then another, and the
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EsrEnau. lte f.istr.i,,ti,,.

Rev II. Y Gll. III Eue!'sn clergy
man, on gteslug the dates and piaers
OF oceurrRnce oi sly eafthguaaes
found that so. Or more tbaa thf.e
quarters Of them. Occurred IN sp.
qusnces. The successive nmla Ut @mrn
were separated hg week IN ieWs lF
Gil believes that any great diapa,ee.
ment Of The crust Of tie earth masses
the earth to rotate nne9eniy ar woo
bic, and that the unevenness ei no.
ton has to be nertrali2ed by disp!ece
ments IN other regions. where they
viii balance the original dlsTia en.an,
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

H. P. L. tPlhlishsr.i slsis-nl53is-llGsas
iSrorrimcpt as III. ,nter.pr.
L. ). Land o.iica az Sterling. C4iarad6
Der. Ii, 1875.
horice Is hereby given thet Nelson
Z. Crawford. oil Ayalo, Colorado, who
en- August 8, 1911, February ie, 1912.
made Orig. and Add. II. r. No. 0iG3l5,
and Nh. 0l6s6s, for Sl-2 sl-2, Of SEC.
%, T. II ~. r. 90 W., and Lots 2. 8,
d, nd Sml-A MNi-i, Section 4. Town
ship 10 North, Range IS West. cth
Principal Meridian, has fled notice cf
intention 10 make Final Three Year
Proof TO establish claim to TIE land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Sterling, Colorado, on the
18th day of December, 1915.
Claimant names IS witnesses:
Wallace j. wla.ls Of Aya!o Colorado.
Niliium Van neyeuisr. Of
John A Crawford. Of " lu-es
Lewis Christensen Of ia-s
AZ. BROWNS Register.
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- i'fit ~ sliNA llpN
aPL ,pubIisber1 ssr,al cset5
:erar'megt ~ tae intcr,or.
:. : iaa5l Oaice at sterling. olatlo
November {. 1915.
NoaeE is bereby given that Samuel
m-seweas, Of Buckingham, Colorado.
who on Sept u. 1908, made Home.
stead Entry, No. 09o65, for South East
Quarter OF Section l5, and NLl-4 Of
secttoa %, Township I North. Range
- West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has
'iled antiee Of inteniion to make Final
Three Year Proof, To establish claim TO
Che laad above described. before United
States Commissioner. Clyde L. Stan
leyl, ii New Raymer, Colorado, on the
in dag Of January. i9l6
cia1ht@u uaHns> Gs witnoqses:s
Geo'ae sefin n. Il buckingham. Colorado.
GepEze Deqter. os
ALERT ". kr~s,bOrger, OF u-u
Gilreaea ". liul,zan. al z.i5
a. F. BROWNS Register.
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CT interest To aaaies

II you wish to subscribe for two o.
the leading ladies magazines the"Wo-
mans World" ard Plain and Fancy
NeedIework'' caIl for sample copy
at The Enterprise. oaa years sub
for the two 50ets. Mrs, c. z. Graves
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NOTICE FOR yta,t,,vfnx

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
u. p i. iPnhdsheei .sefial-ol3sso.oaCsS3
department al HE Interior.
[. = iaHd Office at sterling. cotutudo.
October II, 1915.
NoTcG il hereby given that Whitney
4, Day, Of III. Morgan, Colorado, who
en June 20, 1910. March 8, 1914 made
Orig. and Ado. II. L. No. 0l339o and
Ne. o2Gzs8, for shl-4, Section q, and
ME- Shl-i, SEl-i SELL, Sec, Il.
sal-4 Wl-4, Section %, Township +
horth, Range 81 West, 6ln Principal
Meridian, has filed notice OF intention
10 make Final Five Year on Orig Il. L.
!iaal Three Year oil Add. Il. L. Proof :,
10 establish claim to tic lard above da-
scribed, BEFORE Clerk Of the DISTRICT
Court, at 1t. Morgan, Colorado. on the
9th day OF December, 1915.
Gls."anl names as Witnesses:
charlsa G. MaIl.san. Of II Notqan. Clo.
John " niaeman. Of
JasHea 4 hrosgu. us ing7
eiaflea b, hr4nsoa. % ig-2
q. Z. bRow..s. Register.
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Church Services

The Methodist Society will held their
preaching Service al ; o'clock in the
afternoon Sunday school at leo
Rev. Griffin win preach every other
Sunday at the school house.
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ser,eE ron punl.,carrn..

u. p l.. iprbIish,rl ser,,,.n,i,e-
p"sHrtma=t nf ,hp Interior,
= y i@ha uf4es al Sterling. Colorado
Oct. q, 1915.
NoTieE is hereby given that Edmun,'
K. shap'ey G. Ayalo, Colo, who on
Sept. IS, 1910. made Homestead Entry,
No oide25. for Sl.2 MWl.i, and FL
sMli, aud SELL Of, Section "a. Town
ship ~ n, Range 81 w., 9Th prin.
Mes'aian, has flied notice OF intention
to make Final Three Yeur Proof. 10 es.
tabiisn Claim to the land above deserib.
ed. before Register and Receiver. a,
Sterling. Colorado, cn the 18th day OF
December, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
suiaHer :. Eaton. c. Ayalo. Colo.
io!.a ]. Lewis OF
'acab ". Geer. II IL,
s. tietlry Lewis. ef " slg-o
AZ BROWNS. Re.iA,r.
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ssat.a rars sd Soc Gown Faps' 'ii4,.sa, r.. rsis'
NLl-l IS I7M.I 5eW. ann

Subject i.Hy aal all easement Of rights bf
way heretofore sttslLed AND na@ ii fa farge
and elect il any ;hsre be.
Eeaerstna however. TO the aate of Colorado IN
rghta T. amy and all minerals. afts sli. ms t7 uf
every kind and character. and all coal a-rhag-
tnn, Gil. and 5thsr lie substances IN or timer
slii land, and the rizht Of ngrnsE ani egress for
tns iufpose u mlrng. together giia tnBugu Of
tue s1fiaen u The s.ise as m4y &c necessary for
tne proper ana cssyeuicHt woF lag d sssea ti.in.
er l3 aue sI0stalcs.
No lsnd viii &c sliu At Ices than the minimum.
priee per acre, as given above Inc parsrls VIII
Js SOL N the abare osder. AMI elsef tHaat gi la
sola As described aDose-be ths ass mora q sss
Terms q pgyh.tnt ahall te as fciiqs,. VIZ. On
lanes selling Tor SJ51 to SIS per acre it per ectt
oi the plrehtse noEsg the day q Eala LIE i,i-
snee IN eighteen eegal annGai pay yIiisnls ii . psr
cent, per annaFn, Lands selling at n4ose nan 50
per acre ana les than SIS per aere. 20 per cent
cash On t1e day f Eal9, the q nct. hi saiirt,en
equal payments .. ser cent. Per annu.n lsn.s
ssllinG i'r rs ard p7srda. 81 Der eel.s east
aad balance in ssvea segai tnagai il4.1s.aal. al z
pr retrt. Intefsst1 II tie purchaser taes mol og,,
tns 'Arfoyaments. ae mait pay 1ar sbe same Il
sac, futalia4ss eiA naeaut. land, ~ ri1y t,iad
~ seeton p, Aet Ju.z II. 1876, a.ust be ei,i.
ssn q the United alaial, one y hu ilas aeciaic
BIS htentiun u beeauins suen; t.lst Iag ai5-
prai senasrt and auytt si5irg fees.
he E5ali rsa4r.es sae fieAt 10 fe5 Ct my and
ID tg.a.
NJ 'ale s.s,ll become Effective uat esproged BY
the STATE land easrd.
Application 10. hss5g
p.,H az useaeea b. i:aar,,. G. .. ls5
Date &. ,..Ie. J ai..le.g 9Th. 1916
sahu Vi.i.tst Rssists-
State Egagl Land eo...is.iasiai. .egs.
Publish Dec. o l.. =. 81
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N0TieE FOR PUBLICATION
ls1LA1ED TRACT
l. lPaoitfh"rj Serial Oh.
pftprIT AMI -4rp

PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department Of the Interior.
Z. :. land OGce 1t sterling. Colorado.
October 20. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that, AZ d.
feeted by the Commissioner af the
General Land Office, under provisions
Of Sec. 2is5, Il. s.. pursuant to the y
plication Of John w. Hobbs, New Ray.
mer. Colorado, Serial M. o9zaaG, We
will offer at public rale, 10 the highest
bidder, hat at not less than SIT per
acre. az Ten O'Clock A. NJ, on the 18th
day Of January, 1916, next, at this Of
flee, The following tract of lanl: South
East Quarter of the North East Quar-
ter Of Section 6. 7. s. N. K IS W. 9Th
7, NJ, containing 10 acres. This tract
p ordered into the market on a show-
ing that the Treater portion thereof is
mountainous or too rough fer cultiva-
ton.
The sale,@ not be kept open, but
viii be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have ceased
bidding. The person making the high.
est bid will be required to Immediately
psy to the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely tha
abovc.described l;nl are advised to file
tlieir claim, OF objections. On or be-
fore tho time designated for sale.
An. HKoWks. Eogister.
JOHN v. cLoYp. Eeeeig,..
lst Pub NoY 4 rih Dpr, g
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NorcE FOR ruai,c.ruS.


A,P.l. lpEhhznarl Serial clG8i-e -esssazzsz 3
department Of the ,ntcr.ar.
c. $. Land Office ny stef.rE, Colorado,
October ~. 1915.
NoTicE is hereby given that James
7. Brown, OF Ft. Motgm, Colorado,
who on February 7, 1912, Marca Q,
1914, made Orig, and Add. H. e. No.
0tosSi and No. 92o253, Tor North East
Quarter Sec. 81, and North West Quar-
ter, Section 81, Township 6 North,
Range 81 West 9Th Principal Melid-
ian, has filed notice OF intention To
make Final Three Year on ADD. Ii. l..
Final Five Year on Add. II. L. Proof,
. establish claim to the land ABOVE de-
cribed, before Clerk Of the District
Court, at Ft Morgan, Colorado, on the
9Th da7 Of December, 1915.
Claimant ngiues as Witnesses;
Tsry C. Ygars. Of r. hiors,n. Colorado.
john a. SesNad. Of %
Claslss c. Mali;s9a. Of id.as
Whitney y. ps.. of 8 IL.
A.F.ER0WNS, Register.
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Mario. ron rtBL., sT,os.

80 . ''+sf+as f-''s
D. +. Ia i'aols!ierl Serial e.7ss9
aeparinirnf of the Interior.
[. :. Lane 0ifise at sterling. Colorado.
November 2. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Milan
Il. Aclptgrr, Of Backingham, Colora-
do, who. on July q, 1912, made home-
stead Entry. No. 0l76S9, for Eas, Half
of, Sestion 9. Township Z North.
Range - 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 United States Commissioner
Clyde /. stanleyl, Il Keota, Colora-
DO, On the 18th day Of January, 1916.
Claimant names ~ witnesses.
Heranrt y, Dinsmoer. Of buckingham, coo.
Charles u. peFord. ef
Ni!liam Robinson. of iI.s5
saiigel s. Potter. of l2.aa
4. =. BROWNS, RcsIs,.f.
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NOTICE ron ~ ai!CATI0N.

- = -'1f'' - ''T"'
u. P,L. lPGi,'i.Aerl ses.sily73o
brpartm.nt Of is- Interior
+ $. Land Office ~ ster,ins. Colorado.
0e. IS. 1915.
NaTieg is hereby given thai Joseph
$. Neal, Of Fl. Morgan, Colorado, who
on Noy. ). 1900. made Homestead En-
try, No. e9f29. for South Hall Of, Sec
ton -, Township 6 North, Range 5s
West, 9th Principal Meridian, has Sled
notice Of intention TO make Final Five
Year Proof, 10 establish claim to the
laid above described, before Clerk Of
the District Court, at 1T. Morgan, Col
orado, On the alh day of December,
1915.
Claimant names aA witnesses.
! Gdward Van Metre u F. Moryag & ,lqraao.
nsrt PipeT. qf
aotn Brown. q 1929
tfa Aeinan. u +" ia2
Az. BROWNS. Register
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Norlcn RON rrn:.icA1iin>.

aNNs '''h as4iNt
HP.L~ PpDl,sheri sur.a!.p! 7lsa
Department OF the Inivrior.
L. 5. Land o:Nee At sterling, Colorado.
October II, 1915.
AoTicE is hereby given that Louis
Christensen, cf Avalo, Colorado, VINO
on March 27, 1872, made Homestead
Entry, No. Glf052, for NWl-4, and NI-2
sWl-i, aud SWl-4 Of sHl-4, Section
81, Township Il North, Range 81 West,
18th Prin. Meridian, has filed notiee Of
Intention 10 make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish cisim to The land
sboge described. before Register aad
Receiver. at Sterling, Co!o., on The
lsta day of peccmber, 1915.
Claimant names Us wifuessesa
John A, Crawford. Of Ay.lo Co!orado.
Nelson Z crawfcr., Of
Taul as j. lsiis. cr I0--s
lan.es o. Ls.bee Of st,rlNg cel1. l2.2
A.F. nk3WAs. Rasistaf.
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NOTICE F0f, PrRL!cA Ara0%
Is3L.sTED TRACT
T. l.. liz iisherf Serial t:l..a. !
Dr-Dt r. Alf. CO.

iaSt-ts tt+b 4.s4tLt
u, 7. l.. ,.iisheri Serial pg..aa
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department u ihr Interior.
{. S. Land 0lhee Il sterIiug. Cnieiadu.
October =, 1915,
AomcE is hereby given that, as d.
recied BY tho Commissioner Of the
General Land oiEce, under provisions
cf Sec. 2455, r, u, pursuant 70 the ap-
pli.atlon of tiarenee L. hobbs, New
Raymer. Coiol3uo, Serial No. 1g-.-55,
We viii offer al public sale. To tie
highest bidder, tat at nor less thun
$3.50 per acre, at Ten O'Clock A. b.,
on the 18Th day Of January .9lG, next,
at this Office, the following tract Of
land: North East Quarter Of tae North
West Quarter Of Section Y. T. s Il. z.
5s w. 6tn p. ii, containing ~ acres.
The sale viii not be kept cpen. but
will be declared closed when those pres-
ent at the hour named nave ceased BID
ding. The person making the highest
bid will be required to Immediately pay
to the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
aboye-deseripel land are ADVISED to file
their claims, or objections, on or be-
fore the time desisnated fos saia.
A. h. BROWNS, l.sgi iisr
IVY eLoYp, Reeeigeg
ist Pub, Nov Z, 9Th Dec. 2.
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A,TtsE ron ~ 3..ic.qio..

ssfftsE roR ~ :.,icaTgos.
u. u T. H'gH.ts1esj Ssfiai-UliiQJ-025Gg
Department of Che sater.or.
4, S3.ahd Office ut Sterling, Colorado.
November II, 1916.
NOTICE. is hereby given that Elmer
spauiding. Of Fl. Morgan, Colorado,
whor on sept Il, 1910, March %, i9ll,
niaae Orig. ana Adj. II. h., No. 0lno3,
and no. oze566, Tor .sWl-4, and SNl- 4
A&l-4, Sec. -, and WIZ MEL, and
Sti-4 NEl-4, Section 25, Township 6
North, Rarge 81 West Gth Principal
Meridian, has filed nouce Of intention
TO make Final Three Year Proof On
Ado. II. H., Final Five Year on Orig.
Il. L. Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Clerk OF
t1e District Court. at II. Morgan, Col
oFaao, on the i8tll daq Of January, 1916.
tl1tHirl names as Witnrsses;
cbaFiis iirgasan. Of Fl, Avtpan clalp,
james Brown, vi
Eas theil,s Of NOR
5a AtGuud, q q" lab,
AZ. Bro%&s, Resiatey
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TOR EALe-Ng heifer e3l' ard her
Red fl.led. mother, wha WIN fregh
bur nc t'siri lime made butter rec
ord oi poind a day. Inquire Of
Miss Isoia liesford.
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aAle oF SCHOOL ahaps

NoneL is hereby given that ;. i! sell u pub
lie auction, 70 The hi4set rczpa,,sli lie biloer. Oh
th 5ih d'sy u Jaaeaig, 1916. at ,s!oSl. i. H..
al the o'liee "f thu State Boastof Land G.rl,nis.
soners. capite! Baildiny, Denver. 1iiorald, the
following described lands, situated IN @.id Ca.b-
t,. lularado VIZ.
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H.. rtrr

'Drg rav Cat red een't ~5e sHrpu
'oh ruf'r'." ss'd rre'e F3Tn "'uf
dA Ee'pmsp dai eope =e,lef ss da ~, sq
Ntfcut n'skin' ea rupfoeeuieats shows
re dat il giD b. core
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J. N. Qa;nn is enioyiec sisl. from
his father, j. F. Quinn o. ST Joseph.
No. Mr.. Quinn came Tuesday nirht
via Morgan. lie is very favor.bly ini-
pressed with the opportunities of this
new and growing country.
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cslestas imp and numhcr 2ese4,
On my au,o. Dee. 9th, northeast cf
Raymer. Leave ut Enterpriss ossre
for reward Geo. Rnstoel.
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soritb al. aEAtWArtns.
lS0LATEp 1Nhcf
II, p, l.. tpu5iisher} Serial or
PUBLIC LAND SALE


FrBLlc LAND SALE
DrpHr.mcu, cf far Interim.
{. $. Land ogice at Sterling. Colorado
October 20, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that, as d.
reeteG by tbs Commissioner Of the
General Land office, under provisions
Of Sec. z&65, 4, s. pursuant to the ap-
pilealioa OF John W. Hobbs, New Ray
me-, Colorado. Seiid No. 022Z57. We
sal oier It public sale. 10 the highest
bidder, but al not less than sI.50 per
acre, It Ten o'closk A. NJ, Oh tae 18th
day 6f january. 1916, next, at thi5 Of
fee, tie following tract Of land: North
Half cf the South East Quarter of See
,ion Y. I. 2 NJ, r, 30 W. 9th 2. Nj.
containing 50 aeres.
lhe sale viii not be kept open, but
will be declared closed when. those
present at the hour named have ceased
bidding. The person making The high
est bid wili be required to Immediately
pay 10 toe 2eceiycs tne atoant thereof.
any persons claimins adversely the
abovp-desgtlDe,! lana are advised T. fle
iheir elaims, or OBJ actioag, on or before
the time Gesisnuted for sale.
Az. Bno&Ns. Rssister.
J. W. CLGYD. geeslef
Isl rub. Nov. 4, 5th Dee. ..
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Thisis to announce that the Christ
ian Bible scnool meets at the Easmer
school house every Sunday at 10 a. m.
followed by preaching and the Com
mudion service At II a. m. You are
invited to attend these services.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09

: j. II. Bosom found az extra robe in
his ear last Saturday night. He also
lost The key to bis car. The robe is
WORTH more than the key but the own
er of tn, robe can have the same by
describing property and paying for the
notice.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09

On Non'av W. Dunlap, i. c. wors-
fold ana ] K. Norwood III company
with The editor went TO Greeley to in-
terv:ew ite commissioners about roads.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09

Louis Allen, W. b. Dunlap, j. n.
Quinn and father went to Sterling this
morning To consult the Logan County
commissioners about the roads leading
from that place TO connect vita The
Cheyenne and Greeley roads turnout
this section.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09

A special program by the pupils was
gwen ut the school house Friday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09

The Christian church service at 90
A. NJ Bible School at 10; A. NJ. ker.
c. =. Eeans. Pastor You are c,rd-
iaily i,.ai,ed to any Of these services.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-12-09

License for automobiles and motor
cycles for 1916 are now on sale. We
have blanks and you can make appllca-
,ion at this office now and have them
here by the first OF the year and avoid
danger of being pnched when you go
f.TAgiding on New Years.