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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
GREAT BARGAIN-MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
to settle a co-partnership. 6O-acre tract, most
beautifully situated in Alexandria county on
new National boulevard. No trade. but will
sell less than one-half its value. No better in
vestment can be found in rapidly growing sec.
ton. Can be made one of the snow places
around Washington for a country home. Ad.
dress p. o. Box 272. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-05

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sroRY, EIGHT.
ROOM FRAME DWELLING, no. 1921 18th
STREET NORTHEAST WEST WOOD
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Nnricr ron y, .,... ,r,o,

N. M.P.Ia yPatlistcr.4 sa,aai nsIf
department as the Interior.
o.. e. tard UlEigs at Sterling, G1inraIs.
July l2, 1915,
NoTIcE is hereby Elv2u that Frank
Alfred Snow, Of New EaYfner, Coiora-
do, who on Jnly "A, 1909. made Hone-
stead Entry, No. 05lll, for North East
Quarter Of Section II. Township z
Norlh, Range IS West 6th Prlnaipial
Meridian, has fitted notice Of intention
10 make Final Three Wear Proof. toes
tabli.h aiaim 10 rae ladd above desorib-
ed, before United States Commission
er, Clyde L. STANLEY. at @ew Gayiner
Colorado, oa the III day Of .apten,-
acr 1915
ttsimnuI Names aq itua ses
Alhaft g. Etkcf-an q. He H.7nfr. 5lalssr,5.
letsiM4nd H. FraHcis af "
naTd y. tlstrlssdf lie
EebaIJ W. .ut. ef SIP
Ar. BROWNS. Register
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NOTICE ron lrnLIcAl,luN.

NJ. FL pubsherI sCrial-al6s 8
Department OF The Interior,
{. :! and Jues al Sterling. Colorado.
June II, 1916
NoTicg is hereby given that Abner
A. puabar, Of New Raymer, Colorado,
who ON january "a, 1917. made Home
stead Entry, Mo. 0lGsss. for NEl-4
Sci a. See. 8, s#1-4 N~I.4. sl-2
SELL, and sW1-4, scetian S, Township
t North, Range SIS West. 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
70 make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before United States Commits
sioner, Clyde L. Stanley, at New Ray
mer, Colorado, On the l9th DAY OF Au-
gust, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
chass !. pualar. Of New haynef, Colo.
Grah4ille ii. MEsfqlt. II -
Earnest a. bealehanp d " CIT
Frank $, Fuz q 7-22
a. r. BRJW.Ss. Rasiatei
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NnrIcn Eon rInL1cArfnN

NOTICE FoH PrDLLcATfoH
NIL (publi5herl ssyal 0f4sl5
Department, OF iii. Interior,
r. s Land .oEiet Ill sterling. Colorado.
July %, 1915.
NoTIcE is hereby given that Ida NJ
Wagner, Of Stoneham, Colorado. who
en- October l9, 1910, made Homestead
Entry. No. 0l43l9, for South West
Quarter, See. u, South East Quarter
Section =, Township 10 Aor.h, Range
81 West, Gtn Principal Meridian. has
Elea notieeof intention 10 make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish elaim
to the land above described. before
Jnited States Commissioner, Clyde !.
Stanley, at Agalo, Colorado, On the
20th day of September. 1915,
Gla!tIa8 mle4 as Witnesses
Faeg BfiBAart I'd hgalu, coi}.
Sarah EtiIlhart, Il N
Simon Johnson II SIS
Orlando Hue. gf stonaaani. Ca'8. 9-g
a. f.. BROWNS, Rcsistsr.
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NOVICE ron rinLIcAr,nN.

! sb.AGE ioH ~ HLt1AIAlN,
M.P,b rubizaefl Serial el553o
Department OF the Interior.
7. :. Land othee at SlerlmE. Colorado.
July 3, 1918.
NoucE is hereby given that James T.
Robinson Of Buckingham, Colorado,
who on March q, 1911, made Home
stead Entry, No, 0la560. for Lots 3, i,
8, 8. Z. and El-2 sMl-4, and SEA-
NWl-4 Section &. Township 7 North,
Range 50 West, 9Th Principal Meridian,
mas filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, TO establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Clyde l., Stanley, ~. s. Com
missioner AT keota, Colorado, on the
25th day osAugust, l9l5.
Claimant ramss as witnesses:
Abraham .. List Of Buckingham, Colo
Wallace a. l4as. ii
iArJbHr L. Kupe, Of as
William W. Robinson, Of 7-l2
4. +. Browns. Register.
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NertcE lan plKllcArinN.

~ - = tFst - fsfsfA- > AAttf'
r.Fi Fubaahari ssfiai-oa5l3
Department pf The IateFiar.
L. =. Land C.Ara u sterliAs, Colorado.
June Y, 1916,
NoEcg is hsreay giyea That Ger
trade Vedder. formerly Gertrude
browneIl, Of sh Morgan, Colorado,
who on October ., 1909, made Hone-
stead Entry, No, o95lI, for El-2 SELL,
Section 81, and WIZ Of SWl-4, Section
IS, Township & North, Range IS West,
6th Principal Meridian, has flied notice
of intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim TO the land
above described, before Clerk OF the
District Court, at TT. Morgan, Golora-
do, on the 18th day Of August, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses,
Ntl..s.A G, peiI6s of Fl. Morpaa, Colorado.
isFe as c, Aoon. Of
Arthur penfoid. OF 6-l7
Geo. sc titsh, uf l-22
AT, BROWNS, Register.
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Notics of County Assessor

Pursuant 10 Section No, 5iS9. Re-
vlsed Statutes Of Colorodo, |, A. l..
Mumper, Assessor OF Well County,
will be at the Office Of Assessor, No.
Gl5, 9Th Ave, Greeley, Colorado from
August 9Th 70 2lst inclusive, 10 listen
to any and al complaints made by tax
payers Of Weld County regarding as
essments for the year 1915.
All property owners believing them
selves wrongfully assessed are invited
to caIlfduring the period named. for af-
ter August power To change assess
ments passes from the Assessor.
Those who have not signed their
schedules are specially requested to
call and leam il they have been cor
rectly assessed and sign their sehe-
dulles.
Respectfully,
A. l.. Mumper, Assessor
Assessor vi Weld County.
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Respectfully,
A. /. Mumper. Assessor
Assessor Of Weld County.
Teachers Examination

A branch examination will be held on
August IS and 20, in either Keota or
Grover according 10 which will accom-
odate the largest number Of teachers.
viii teachers in the eastern part Of
Weld County who wish to take the ex-
animation write me at once stating
which place they prefer? Those in the
extreme eastern part Of the county
may take their examinations in Sler-
ling or Fort Morgan and have their pa
pers sent tome II the saperintendents
of Logan and Morgan counties are will
ing.
A B. Copeland
supt. Schools Weld County.
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AorIcB roF PUBLICATIONS

NOTICE F0E PUBLICATIONS
arl 6uasherl Serial gslso
bapaftueHl n lhr trteriar.
e. s. EaGd uda ai aerUns. Colnrgda.
July r.. 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Fted A.
Johnson, If Buckingham, Coiorado
who On July 70, l999. made Homestead
Entry No Ulg0, t0r North taIf 9f
Secuon W, Township Z North. Bang
81 West, s.h Principal Meridian, bas
diad notice Of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish claim to
tine lshd above described, before Unit
cd States Commissioner Clyde O..
Stanley, at New RaYmer, Colorado, on
The iIh day Of September 1915.
Glaim8ut lniHa+ as witneases
caestsr shIos Of Buckingham Colorado.
fzYiaf iaaaD, N
CharIes EFuntft pf TLo
ts9rFs Raihhan Of G3t
Az BROWNS. Resutst
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Norlcn FOR PUBLICATION.

FsHFtA'hs i'tA . aAbt'AAeiA : ifgFs.
MIL, fpallisnarl Serial ai2379-12Oas9
0epartasea, Of the interior,
r. :. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
July 3. 1915.
NoTic4 is hereby given that Homer
G. Kelly, OF Stonehan, Colorado who
on April l6, 1910. April G, 1914, made
Homestead Entries Orig. and Add.
0l4379 and No. 020369 for Nl-2 SEI-4,
ST. NEl-4, NEI-4 NE1-4, See. ls,
WIZ NWl-4, SE1-4 NWI-4. Section
Il, Township S North, Range Sc West,
9th Principal Meridian, has fled notice
df intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before United States
Commissioner, Clyde l.. Stanley at
New Raymer, Colorado, on the z4th
day OF August, i9l5.
claimant 6atses as wttueaafs:
Thomas &i.eh. oi toashln E'aIsra,io
flafi Mnotze-, af
Samuel 'Ii8alaa, u 7-s
Hiram ]. hutt Of S-l2
4. +. BROWNS Rcgizter
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aotica OF Application to Lease
SIaf@ LasaG3

Office Of the State Board ol Land Co,anlssanes5.
pemsr, Colo Jgly Led. 1915
Notice = aesebg given that r IY Hard whose
postofFiee a4!fesa ia steriiag ca,a ba aaie ap-
rlicatson No. AA2l9t5 leass te fsiI5Hiaz desefib-
Cd School Lands sitaaie In 8cd c5entg. Coiora-
De. t1-ail:
Albf Section Il. TatvG. on. Eaass aW.
Notice is further hereby given that al other
persons desiring 3 DE an apacatlou 70 Ieas7 tais
tract of labd must iile the Sums in tbis 5ae prior
to Aug 5tb l8l5, az 10 other application u lqaae
tir- aioye descridsd lambs will be considered after
said date.
T. Vivian. Register.
State Board Land Cglnnlj sipnorJ.
Publish July 3. Is 22. %.
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Mrs. Wanser returned from Coiara-
DO Springs Saturday where she has
been visiting her sister the past week.
Blanche Haight also returned after a
few weeks spent in the city.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

G. P Brown, wife and two children
drove in from Longmont lsst week and
are located On their homestead in 8. ST,
north and east of Ravmer.
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Cur ready prints last week failed TO
arrive until Monday of this week. On
Friday, after they failed to get here
on That day we wired for a duplicate
Order, which arrived Saturday morning
but too late, OF course, 70 get cut any
of the papers before noon Saturday.
ard too late for any mails that had to
go by train on that day.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

We understand that threshing prices
are caasing considerable comment in
different quarters and there is talk Of
trying to unite the farmers on a com
pany machine or two to reduce the
cost. In the Merino Breeze we notice
the advertisements OF two outfits. One
offers to thresh for four and five and
furnish four pitchers.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Some one has moved The corner stone
At the northeast clrner Of Mr. Sweig-
ards place. 1t is probable that tic
person doing so does not understand
tie seriousaesss Of the act. The ssina
is a corner placed there BY the county
surveyor TO mark the corner of tho
! md. The law provides a penalty Of
rot more than 81 ,009 and not more than
year in prison for moving sueh land
marks. Ar Sweigard wishes to say
that if the person who did the deed,
will come and aid him TO replace the
Stone, the matter will be forgotten. If
stone was becoming an obstruction TO
travel or liable to become so, the mat
ter could be remedied without taking
the stone out.
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NOTICE

Taken uP-A hay horse weight ab0H
800 lbs. branded heart on the lett
hind leg. Robert l.. Rasmussen.
North vest of kaymeF.
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There are no idle men in this section
this summer. unless they are idle from
choice.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

W. r. Johnson of Ft Morgan was in
town yesterday looking W business
location.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

H. II. Northup is advertising in this
issue as an auctioneer. His many
years of experience should make his
services very valuable.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Harris & Haley sent a fence gang
into this section Monday and they will
fence all Of their holdings about here,
including several school sections which
they hold under lease. They will have
about 40 miles of fence to erect.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

With the announcement Of the with
drawal Of the Weldona parties from
the Raymes iiell comes the ANNOUNCE
ment Of their intention TO establish ii
bank AZ stoneham, but with the possi-
billty that it will be made d National
Bank. Jealous? Not a bit Of it.
These things simply go to show that
TIE dry farming country is being recog-
nized and the experimental stage i
past. Capital waits until ii is a sure
thing and then when the peak Of the
load is reached it comes along and
helps to roll the thing along The easier
stage Of the journey.
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NnrlcH OF cnA1meT.
Entry t2Il9 For Putlieat'unl GuMs
Hrpartnrnt uf the Interior.

Entry t2li79 For Publication & o. 81 S
ncpartmrnt uf the Interior.
limited States Land Olive al s oarHHa C1larado.
July 18th 41.
10 john L. Wgnisb u kinball, NebggaRa.
Gutestee.
You are hocchy notified thst iohn L. r#ttle Jr
who gives kimiall. Ne6rfgia. sa bis taa,g.Fas
gddreas, di8 on June Gin 55,s. bla ii thta ofTsr
hisd9ig esirobafatsa application 10 eoHta5t gna
secure tl'p e,.aaoIlaton Of gpJr Hons tead Eai.gs
NJ. serial NJ. 13il-5, made June a,h ial8.
for &l-4, s.,tian ~ i1ausiat Z. Hpfta. Range
So Wegt 6lh z, Moridiztn. and ais arsqin1s ior Bis
contest be atenos thai IuhIt 3. Wnrriel haa
wholly abandoued the atsse deictibei land, hay-
iaa f.lIed N reside auoa improve or eHnsgs..e any
partilR Jf tbe ab54e ereribH lDrd aH-c date uf
entry. and al pf the sla,c iiiiorsa li pzist
tplale.
f9u mc, therefore. further notified thae tbg
said allegations will he taken aa r1aielt.t ana
souT saiu elu2 Viii eo eoraBeeiea without fastheF
rigHt tplt heard. either hefatr t4 aacr oF oH
appeal If yol fail Ia iiie iu tnt4 oil et within
laenty dag altar the FOURTH nub,irapau Of
ihisnotice aa shown 1elaW, gs1ir ansWrf Hdaf
odth, specifically rasaandHr 10 ihrse alterations
If contest Together wb ait,e proaf that so4 Haae
served a cory Of your gnswor ao fhe asit r,5tsst-
ant eith,r il, rergpu or bs i,sistnee usiL
You should stat. m your aBsaer 4bo name II
The lsstofit,c 10 whi't you dp.ut fg5rla n9tiea
u be seHt to soI.
AZ, BEGWAs FeetHrG
jfHTE u FHt 3sIt Eaa,grs,-.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard who have
been,on their irhoneymoonsin Kansas and
Colorado, left Saturday for Cheyenne
where they will start Housekeeping.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. CrulI of G 'ee-
ley, with their little daughter were
visitors at the L. NJ. Sweigard home
Sunday. They were over here about a
year ago, and while they expected to
find things looking well, the red ap-
pearances were way beyond what they
had expected.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

J. X. Norwood made trip to Sterling
Tuesday, taking James Frew and
James Smathers on business trip.
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WANTED When you want any kind
Of carpenter work done call On Geo.
Reynolds at the Hutton home abous
five miles south Of town.
lm.nurc F-om go nI-casca.

'7FFFF7777 TT'7 ~ F77If
Men attending tho pans in salt
works are generally supposed 10 be
exempt from cholern. amaIlpcx. scar
let fever ard iniuehza.
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Catholic services will be held in
Stoneham Thursday, Aug. 26th. All
lsemDers cordially invited to attend,
Rev. Stern Of Sterling will oiIiciate.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

H. S. Youtsey arrived in Raymer
this morning from Ft Collins TO look
after his harvesting operations.
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Catholic ssf5icea VII be held in
Stonehdn thursday, Aug. 10Th. All
members cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Stern OF Sterling will oiiiciate.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Mrs. L. A. Beson returned yesterday
from BARLEY, Nebraska, where She
hai been on business trip.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Perhaps the most urgent need for
Raymer at the present time is a new
! hotel building. We have the landlady,
one of the hustling kind that does her
best to serve the public, but she cant
make two beds comfortably occupy tue
place intended for one. When it comes
to serving meals, she can get along,
bpt sleeping room is badly needed.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

r. c. Hoffman Of VerdelI, Nebr., ar
rived in Raymer Monday for visit
his brothers, George and Jay, and with
his sisters Mesdames Haighl and Wan
ser.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Both the worse and the better half
ol The Enterprise went to Sterling
ihonday taking with them. ID. G. Cut
Ter, Claude Lacock and c. h. Carlson
10 see about bank business.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

=, S. P. Majors announced in the last
lssue of the lllif Independent that he
had disposed OF that paper to man
from Kansas. Mr.. Majors does not
state what his plans are for the future.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

[l0CA NEWS OF INTEREST |
ps'asssf ihs People Of harH.r and Ylsiaiy ior Past
Week iel6 nf ffsi
Fine.
August.
Weather.
A new church.
All are boosting.
Every body happy.
Louis Allen went to Morgan Monday
on business.
Miss Blanche Ducker spent Sunday
with home folks.
Miss Carnahan is working for Mrs.
Knapp this week.
l.. A. Whittier was in town Monday
night with landseekers.
Mrs. johnson Of Plainview, Nebr. is
visiting Mesdames Wanser and Haight
Miss Genegieye Dunbar is helping
Mrs. Turner with the hote! work This
week.
J. 0. Smathers arrived here Satur.
day and will live on his homestead for
a While.
Raymer is looking up. Our lnmber
yard is wholesaleing to Keota amongst
other points.
Mrs. l.. A. Beson returned yesterday ,
from BARLEY, Nebraska, where She
hai been on business trip.
H. S. Youtsey arrived in Raymer
this morning from Ft Collins to look
after his harvesting operations.
J. X. Norwood made trip to Sterling
Tuesday, taking James Frew and
James Smathers on business trip.
H. II. Northup is advertising in this
issue as an auctioneer. His many
years of experience should make his
services very valuable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard who have
1 been'on theirshoneymoonin Kansas and
Colorado, left Saturday for Cheyenne
where they will start Housekeeping.
Catholic ssr5ieea VII be held in
Stonehdn Thursday, Aug. .6th. All
members cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Stern OF Sterling viii oiticiate.
Catholic services will be held in .
Stoneham Thursday, Aug. 26th. All
lsemDers cordially invited to attend,
Rev. Stern OF Sterling will oiIiciate.
r. C. Hoffman Of Verdell. Nebr., ar
rived in Raymer Monday for a visit
his brothers, George and Jay, and with
his sisters Mesdames llaighl and Wan \
ser.
Both the worse and the better half
ol The Enterprise went to Sterling
lhonday taking with them. d. G.. Cut
Ter, Claude Lacock and c. h. Carlson
10 see about bank business.
S. P. Majors announced in the last
issue Of the lllff Independent that he
had disposed OF that paper to a man
from Kansas. Mr.. Majors does not
state what his plans are for the future.
About dozen men are at work on
the foundation fot the new elevator
and it will be rushed to completion in
hurry, providing there is no delay in
receiving the material for the build
ing.
Raymer will play game Of bah
Sunday with Stoneham Rhe kaymer
team beat Stoneham two weeks ago by
E the score OF 6 to since which time
the Stoneham team has been strength
ened and good game is expected.
The latest in bank circles is that a
brick building will be erected on the
corner where the old Mitchell building
stands. The framebuildlng now stand
ing there will be moved, probably to
lot across the street from the Norwood
store. 7
D.. D.u
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Mrs. johnson Of Plainview, Nebr. is
visiting Mesdames Wanser and Haight
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FOR SALE

On account ol poor health
| am offering my horses aud
chickens for sale.
L. Nj. sweigard.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Miss Genevieye Dunbar is helping
Mrs. Turner with the hotel work this
week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

j. 0. Smathers arrived here Satur.
day and will live on his homestead for
a While.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

The Raymer Ball team is taking a
squirt and playing some good bail these
latter days. A week ago last Sunday
they took the sealps Of the Stoneham
braves by score of to /, and last
Sunday they annexed the CORY locks of
the Chain Of Lakes team to the tune of
3 to 4.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Raymer is looking up. Our lnmber
yard is wholesaleing to Keota amongst
other points.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

l.. A. Whittier was in town Monday
night with landseekers.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Raymer will play game Of bah
Sunday with Stoneham. 'Rhe kaymer
team beat Stoneham two weeks ago by
the score OF to since which time
the Stoneham team has been strength
rned and good game is expected.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

About a dozen men are at work on
the foundation fot the new elevator
and it will be rushed to completion in a
hurry, providing there is 10 delay in
receiving the material for the build
ing.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Miss Carnahan is working for Mrs
Knapp this week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05
=. Z H7-I3N 10, T'EilfI'I.
JllLIN W. gL9tIl. Haae!.cr.

LOST A lady's Hold watch Sunday
evening, supposedly in town. II
Under viii return 10 Mrs. Norwood,
they viii he suitably rewarded.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

Louis Allen went TO Morgan Monday
on business.
Miss Blanche Ducker spent Sunday
with home folks.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

The latest in bank circles is that
brick building will be erected on the
corner where the old Mitchell building
stands. The framebuildlng now stand
ing there will be moved, probably to
lot across the street from the Norwood
store.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

AIep tNt luSl FlaA hslS IHt d"u
the boundary fence had entirely dis
appeared Colonel Bickford atepued
acpoas the space and entered the little
lane that went UP 10 Rabecca's cot
taee. sukey rested On her cr9whn
and watched him
de good Lord forgive me for what
rye said to him" she prayed as she
scuttleG away 10 her own quarters.
Colonel Bickfard found Rebcaca Dab
son sitting on the front verania. lie
stood at the foot Of the steps, tan
straight sollierly figure. the moon.
light falling on his gray, uncovered
head
Becky" he said IN G broken voice,
sakey las torn down the BOUNDARY
line between ogr land. have crossed
TO- SPACE tonight. and peeky, ! have
come to beg you to cross the boundary
line Of years and TO come back into
my heart."
Old Sukey s2w them standing with
their arms around each other while
the moonlight poured a banedictioa
on their reunion.
sukey reused her sleeping husband.
"Rastus. mind W gets np early in
the de mohn'in and yo' kin make
kindlin outer dat boundary fence
all dc boundary lines is down between
desc two pieces forever"
Copyright faisE A. thp Mcclure NfwaYa.
pfr sYndt afpl
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

supt. Schools Void County.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20

She had instructed the professor
to permit the spirits to approach the
old man that night, this being the
method adopted to pique and stimu-
late the curiosity. So while the pro-
lessor, attired in flowing robes, ca
pered about the assemblage in the
dim light for the benefit of most of
the audience, elicittng EXPLANATIONS
of awe by his shrewd fishing proc
esses, Mr.. Karpen saw no spirit of his
son.
At last. the spectators filed away,
but the old man fingered. Presently
he was alone with the woman, the
medium being presumably entranced
within the cabinet.
Now, Madame Ida," he said 81
came here to see the spirit of my son
and I generally get what want in
this world"
"Ah, Mr.. Sharpen-no, the spirit
tells me your name is Carp?-thank
you, Karpen-you see, it is difficult to
get the spirits invariably at the first
attempt. Spirits are like human be-
ings. They are just as suspicious as
we folks are. They, too, want to be
sure that the parties who call on them.
are the real parties. The astral in
fiuence-"
Would $50 bring up my sons
spirit for me?" asked the old man
eagerly
Madame Ida's mouth watered. Fiji
ty dollars! That was just the sum she
had longed for. Even a medium is
human and she had seen a spring
suit-but why prOlong the story?
Madame Ida thought that the spirits
might be induced to bring up his son
not, of course, for the money, but
because of his faith.
Its faith that counts, you know"
she said. 'Do you want the sitting
at once, Mr.. Karpen?"
She pouched the $50 and went into