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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-22
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Department .f III. interior.
g.. $. l.add Office Il Sterling, Colorado.
June ., 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lydia
A. Beason, Of New Raymer, Colorado,
who on May 2, 1911, made Homestead
Entry, No. 0l5355, for Lots and 2, oI
Section 4, T. 6 ~. Il. s. W. SEi-1 ANA
E.l-2 SWl-4, Section S3, Township Z
North, Range 5s Vest, dtn Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim 10 tue hand aaoVe de-
scrbed, before United States Commits
sioner, Clyde l.. Stanley, at New Ray-
mcr, Colorado, on the 9Th day Of Ju-
ly, 1915.
Claimant mIucs ~ witue spe.
Frank j. Roach Of New Isa,mar, 6allrade
peiheri l.. Jones ot
Hattie Jones, Of h-1p
henry j. AndlcWS Of '' " f-I5
AZ. BROWNS EeslsIer
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.

c. ID. Go66 tFor Publcaton) Serial OiS065
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office. Sterling. Colorado.
June Is. 1875.
To James Sewsll. Of Auburn. Mebr. contestee
You are hereby notified that Henry A. Brand
steiner. who gives Sterling. Culorado as his post
Office address, did on June lJth, 1915. file in this
Office his duly eorrooorated pilieation to contest
and secure the cancellation of your homestead
Eatry No. Serial No. 0less5 made Oct 2ist.
1872 for Fas, Half. Section y. Township 4!
Moth. Range 90 West 9Th Principal Meridian. and
as grounds for his contest he alleges that said
James Seae. has wholly failed 70 reside upon or
cultivate any portion Of said tract for more than
two .ears Immediately preceding lii. commence
Of this action, and that said failures still CA
lists.
You are. therefore. further notified
that the said allegations will be
takeSes confessed. and your said entry will be
cancelled without further right 70 be heard. either
before this Office appeal If you fail to file in
this Office within twenty dai after the Fourth
publication OF this notice, as shoan below. your
answer. under oath. specifically responding to
these allegations Of contest together with due
proof that you have served copy VI your answer
the said contestant either in person OF By reg
stored mail.
You should state in your answer
the name of the posloffice to witch
you denire future notices to be sent to yuu.
A. r. BROWNS, Register.
not. nf first r,,bIioa tion I,Iv 1 tai8
Date of second publication. July 5. 1915.
Date af third publication. July Is. 1915.
Date Of Fourth publication. July q. 1915.
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Notice Of Application to Leaae
State Lands

Office Of the State Board Of Land Commissioners.
Denver Colo. July ls.. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that r. W. Hand whose
postoiice address is Sterling Cato has made ap-
plication No. Ai2ia To lease the following dcscrib-
Cd sehoc LandO, situate IN Weld County Colora-
do. t1-wit
All of Section i6. Tows. On. Range 5sW.
Notice y further hereby given that all other
persons desiring 70 file application to caas this
tract Of land must iie the in this office prior
10 Aug 5th 1915. as no other apniicationsto lease
the above described lambs will be considered after
said date.
J. I. Vivian, Register.
State Board Land Commissioners.
Publish July 8. Is. 22. %.
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Notice rom rInLtciTioN.

NOTICE rOm PIniic ALTON.
N. 7. l.. lPuhiisheil Serial gl23Ts-02o6Ss
Department OF the Interim.
l. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
I. 5. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
July 3, l9l5.
NoTIcE is hereby given that Homer
c. Kelly, of Stoneham. Colorado who
on April Is, 1910, April 6, 1914. made
Homestead Entries Orig. and Add.
0l2379 and No. 0205s9 for Nl-2 SEl-4.
Sl-2 NEl-4, NFi-4 -NEl-4, See. Is,
WIZ NWl-i, SEl-4 NW1-4. Section
II. Township 5 North, Range Sc West.
9Th Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before United States
Commissioner, Clyde l.. Stanley at
New Raymer, Colorado, on the 2ith
day of August, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Taomas Allen. Of stonetam, Colorado.
Glare Mcntzer. Of
Samuel Thomas. Of '' is
Hiram j. HUT, OF SIC
A. +. BROWNS, Register.
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APL lrubii4heri ScriAl G5sge
Department. of tde lnWrfar
t. s., taud Office 1T steFsns, Colnrado.
July II, l9l5.
NOTICE is hereby given that Fred A.
Johnson, OF Buckingham, Colorado.
who on July 20, 1899, made Homestead
Entry No 0Slsn, for North Half of
Section 80, Township North, Range
50 West. 9Th Principal Meridian. has
filed NOTICE Of inteation to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Unit
cd States Commissioner, Clyde l..
Stanley, at New Raymer, Colorado. on
the 7th day Of September, 1915.
fMmonf names as wluifs Sc
Cbnster siies u Buckingham, Colorado
g4s.af tdsan. of '
Ghs,le Eeauctt af 5-ts
Gorge Ealhhgn. Of sig
A. y BROWNS. Resist.r.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
aPL tpublisher) Serial 0lTDf9
Department Of the Interior.
July 3. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Roy f.
Crabb. of New Raymer, Colorado. who
on March 80, 1912, made Homestead
Entry, No. 0i7069 for Lots 8 and 2,
Section IL, 7. 8 NJ, R.57 w and Sci 4
NEl-l, Nl-2 Sl-2 Sec. Is. NEl-4 sEl-4
Section IA. Township s North, Range
So West, 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice oi intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above decribed, before
United States Commissioner, at New
Raymer, Colorado. on the z4th day Of
August, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Edward Jones, Of New Raymor Colorado
George w. Summara.cf "
Hutson Il. Molor. of . 7-8
Charles r. Carlson of'Stoneham. Colo. s-l2
A. +. BROWNS. Register.
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MI. seavy went to Sterling Tuesday
and returned yesterday.

Weld county will be represented by
fine exhibit at the Dry Farm Con.
gress to be held in Denver in October.
Tae county commissioners have appro.
priated $lC0 for space in the exposition
hall md active preparations Of gather.
ing and preparing an exhibit has beer
commeneed, in addition to the many ex.
hibits from various parts of the county
that will be on display.
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.uTIcE ron Pi at.htATiaA.

SGfltE fh{E ~ 1f'AAitHAt
MEL. lpubistefl seriaiolfaal -G2-Iei
Department ol the Interior.
T.. 5. Land Oa,cs at Sterling, Colorado,
June H. l9i5.
NOTICE is hereby given that Arleigh
W. Snider, of Stoneham. Colorado,
who on June II, 1911, April 10, 1915,
made Orig. and Add, H, E. No. 0iG99l,
and Serial Nc. O22i0l, for North West
Quarter and the North East Quarter
OF, Section "a, Township s North,
Range 81 West, 9Th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, 10 establish
claim to the land ahove described, be-
fore Register and Receiver, II Steri-
ing. Coloyado. on The 18Th day Of Aug
gust, 1918.
Claimant u&Hes as witEosseg!
Edgar e. biaHui. If stoaehata, to.oradl
Gaaflcs l.. iieailcs ot
Fred Rpssau, Of b-E
Glare r. Mentur, nf -
A F. -BEoWRs, Register,
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Teachers Examination

A branch examination will be held on
August 10 and 20, in either keota or
Grover according to which will accom-
odate the largest number of teachers.
Will 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 Ster-
ling or Fort Morgan and have their pa
pers sent to me if the superintenaents
Of Logan and Morgan counties are will
ing.
A B. Copeland,
Supt. Schools Weld County.
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NOTICE roR ruBLicATInN

suFieE Fott flBLtL AfinA,
h.P.L. tPublisharl Seria.-os5.7
department Of thr Interior,
7. $. Land Office al Sterling, Colorado.
June IL, 1915.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Ger
trude yedder, formerly Gertrude
BroYnell, Of 1T. Morgan, Colorado,
who on October 45, 1909, made Home
stead Entry, No. 095l7, for El-2 SEi-4,
Section 81, and WIZ OF SW1-4, Section
3s, Township 8 North, Range IS West,
bth Principal Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Clerk of the
district Court, at 1t. Morgan, Colora-
do, on the 18Th day of August, 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
William G. Deiss, Of Fl. Morgan. Colorado.
Leetus c. Moon, Of =
artnur Penfoid. Of 6-lg
George Liten. oi .-&s
a. I. BROWNS. Rcriater.
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Department Of the Interior.

l. 5. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado
p. l.. tPubishef.j Serial Ui3g,T
June IL, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jalmer
E. Conradson. of stoneham. Colorado,
who on June II, l3lc, made Homestead
Entry, No. 0l3277, for Sl-2 of Sl-2 of
Sec. %, El-2 NW1-4, and Nell
SWl-4. and NWi-i NE1-4, Section rs,
Township 7 North, Range 81 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention TO make Final Three Year
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before United States
Commissioner, Clyde l.. Stanley, ut
New Raymer, Colorado, on the 10Th
day of August, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Emil Bakke, of stoneham. Colorado.
Gus johnson Of -
Otto Gebhardt, of - e-i7
John Millet, Of 1-g2
A.. F. BROWNS. Register
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NOTICE

Taken up-A bay horse weight about
800 lbs. Branded a heart on che left
hind leg. Robert l.. Rasmussen.
North west Of Raymer.
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Carrie Nickerson and Ruth Graves
were visitors with Floye Allen Sunday
night.
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We are very anxious to get the En-.
terprise out earlier. Our merchants
are advertising bargains, in some in
stances for the Saturday following the
issue. Ii those papers can reach the
people on Thursday, they will find
things that will benefit both them and
the advertiser. Our advertisers have
agreed that they will benefit by earlier
publication, and we trust. that those
who have copy, correspondents and
others will get their matter to US just
as early as possible. There is lot of
work to do after copy reaches US be-
fore it can be printed.
Mrs. Ed Rohrbourgh met with quite
an accident when she started to 90
down cellar after opening the door she
stopped to look at some one passing by
and missed the step falling with her
head down several steps. DIR. Olson OF
keota was called as soon as they could
get word to town and soon discovered
that she had dislocated her shoulder,
besides other bruises on her arms and
limbs. The last report was that she
was resting as comfortable as could be
expected but it will be number Of
weeks before she can use her arm. 1t
was very discouraging as Mr.. and Mrs.
Rohrborgh had planned on returning to
Omaha Wednesday, their former home.
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Messrs Worsfold, Dunlap, Knapp and
Graves went to Greeley Tuesday in the
latters car to see about roads.
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The crowds are surging to Cheyenne
this week. Raymer contributed Merr-
lit and Cyrus Nickerson and George
Hoffman who went up yesterday.
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Cy and Merritt Nickerson started to
Cheyenne this morning to take, in the
frontier days.
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Robert Petrie and sister, Mabel left
Saturday for Cheyenne after several
months visit with home folks.
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Mrs. DeForest and two daughters
came home from Sterling Friday. The
two girls were much improved after be-
ing under the doctors care for few
weeks,
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Messrs Norwood, Lacock. Hobbs,
Allen and Mrs. Hobbs went to Sterling
Monday in the Norwood automobile.
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Mr.. Quinn was guest at Aliens
Saturday night and Sunday.
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An account of the death Of Harrison
Eugene, youngest child of MIR and Mrs.
Perry Majors. former residents of this
place, was given in the lliff paper.
Raymer friends extend their sympathy
to the bereaved parents in the loss Of
their baby.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-22

H. T. Moler arrived in Raymer Fri
day morning from Alton, Iowa. where
he spent several months with mis- moth
er who has been In poor health.
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Mr.. Coulter, the contractor was in
town Tuesday making arrangements
for the building of the new schoohouse
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Abner Dunbar and Frank Fox were
visitors in Sterling Sunday.
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FOR SALE

Thoroughbred Hostein Bull foul
years old. H. r. Ashbaugh,
buckingham, Colo,
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

gils People si aarnsf and Vicinity for Past
W Week isI' 10 sr'ei
Mr.. vik was an oyer-Sunday guest t.
the Allen home.
Miss Fioye Allen was guest Of Rutl
Graves last Thursday.
Abner Dunbar and Frank Fox wcre
visitors in Sterling Sunday.
Mr.. Quinn was a guest at Alen'i
Saturday night and Sunday.
Carrie Nickerson and Ruth Grave.
were visitors with Floye Allen Sunda,
night.
Cy and Merritt Nickerson started tt
Cheyenne this morning to take, in the
frontier days.
Messrs Worsfold, Dunlap, Knapp and
Graves went to Greeley Tuesday in tts
latters car to see about roads.
Robert Petrie and sister, Mabel left
Saturday for Cheyenne after several
months visit with home folks.
Messrs Norwood, Lacock. Hobbs,
Allen and Mrs. Hobbs went to Sterling
Monday in the Norwood automobile.
Mr.. Coulter, the contractor was in
town Tuesday making arrangements
for the building of the new schoolhouse
Marie Allen drove to Morgan Thurs
day accompanied by Miss Hosford and
her mother also Mrs. Allen and Glennie
Mrs. James White and son Donald
went to- Sterling Monday to meet Mrs.
Whites mother, who is coming here
A new school building, new eleva-
tor, a bank, and depot in one sum-
mer for Raymer looks as if it was
growing some.
The j. H. Gardner family and lady
friends who are visiting them were en-
tsrtained at the G. l.. Snyder home
Sunday to dinner.
Mrs. Vern Artley's mother who has
been visiting her daughter for some
time past left Friday for her home in
haywood, Nebraska.
Miss Culver from north east of town
is assisting with the work at the hotel.
from Clinton, Iowa to make her daugh-
ter and family visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Splitter were passen-
gers to Sterling Tuesday to visit with
friends few days and also attend to
some business matters.
Mrs, Geo. Gunner and children left
Frilay for few weeks visit with rel
atiges in Omaha and Lincoln and from
there will go, farther east.
The Raymer Mercantile Company
come with new ad this issue. Their
Saturday bargains draw people from a
distance and they say It pays.
II. r. Moler arrived in Raymer Fri
day morning from Alton, Iowa. where
he spent several months with mis- moth
er who has been in poor health.
The crowds are surging to Cheyenne
this week. Raymer contributed Merr-
lit and Cyrus Nickerson and George
Hoffman who went up yesterday.
Mrs. DeForest and two daughters
came home from Sterling Friday. The
two girls were much improved after be-
ing under the doctors care for a few
weeks.
The editors family made trip to
Morgan Sunday. taking Mr.. Quinn
there to take the train to Denver 81 he
could be at his place In the bank Mon
day morning.
Fred Knapp takes crack at the
mail order system of doing things this
week. He duplicates their sugar bar
gains and delivers it to you without
any charge for freight.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Petrie ard daughter,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-22

The editors family made trip to
Morgan Sunday. taking Mr.. Quinn
there to take the train to Denver sn he
could be at his place In the bank Mon
day morning.
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WANTFD-When you want any kind
OF carpenter work done call on Geo.
Reynolds at the Hutton home about
five miles south Of town.
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Miss Fioye Allen was guest Of Ruth
Graves last Thursday.
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Marie Allen drove to Morgan Thurs
day accompanied by Miss Hosford and
her mother also Mrs. Allen and Glennie
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Hifs feupk af aarmsf and Vicinity for pist
WV Week i''' IA 'fs'

Mr.. vik was an over-Sunday guest;t
the Allen home.
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FOR SALE

On account Of poor health
| am offering my horses and
chickens fo1 sale.
L, M, Sweigard.
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Mrs. ]. II, Gardner is enjoying a Wis
it from her sister, Miss Failing of
Haywood, Nebr.. and her cousin, Miss
Henderson from Alton, Iowa. They
arrived Saturday and are on their way
to Wyoming.
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A new school building, new eleva-
tor, a bank, and depot in one sum
mer for Raymer looks as if it was
growing some.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-22

Mrs. James White and son Donald
went to- Sterling Monday to meet Mrs.
Whites mother, who is coming here
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-22

The J. H. Gardner family and lady
friends who are visiting them were en-
tsrtained at the C. l.. Snyder home
Sunday to dinner.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-22

Fred Knapp takes crack at the
mail order system of doing things this
week. He duplicates their sugar bar
gains and delivers it to you without
any charge for freight.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Petrie ard daughter,
Fern were passengers for Cheyenne
Tuesday where they will attend the
wedding OF their daughter, Mabel to
MIR. Hubbard Of that place.
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Mrs. Vern Artley's mother who has
been visiting her daughter for some
time past left Friday for her hone in
haywood, Nebraska.
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The Raymer Mercantile Company
come with new ad this issue. Their
Saturday bargains draw people from a
distance and they say it pays.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-22

Miss Culver from north east of town
is assisting with the work at the hotel.
from Clinton, Iowa to make her daugh-
ter and family visit
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-22

Mrs, Geo. Gunner and children left
Frihay for few weeks visit with rel
atiges in Omaha and Lincoln and from
there will go farther east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Splitter were passen-
gers to Sterling Tuesday to visit with
friends a few days and also attend to
some business matters.
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! ALLiNDiLE. :
D zee sS4e Ss& /

ALLANDALE, April THE guests
registered al We Inn during the week
were G. S. Coyen and party. Of To
ronto. Canada
The Sunday dinner guests were Mr..
and Mrs George y Chamberlin, M
and Mrs, III Donnelly. and Mr.. and
Mrs. P, H Falter. all Of Daytona. Fla;
Ms. E J. Holland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rikeman.
The last sunday dinner for the sea
son was served On Sunday and the
Inn viii be closed today. after a very
successful season. the house having
been kept fa1 from the time Of open
ing until closing The Sunday din
ners were very popular and deserv-
ingly SO Is the service was al thar
could be desired, and Ms Christiancy
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a most genial hostess-ideal in ALI re
spects-
On Tuesday OF last week the Good
Times club vas entertained by Mrs.
Charles Fczzard and Mrs. Rikemaa-
The afternoon was spent on the Good
Times way and q lavish display of re-
freshments was served Quite nun
Der remained fer the evening. which
was devoted TO cards and q dance.
The Five Hundred club had an ex.
ira meeting on Monday evening OF
this week IN honor Of Mrs. E. ]. Hol-
land Cards were enjoyed until $3.50
and then dance until 1900 O'Clock.
The Sheldons left On Tuesday for
their home in Buchanan, Mich.
Mrs. E j Holland. after q visit Of
nearly ten weeks with her cousin.
Mrs Rikeman, departed for her home
in Brooklyn, y y. On her way up she
viii make short visits at 81. Augus.
tine. Canton. y c. and Washington,
2. C.. Mrs. Rikeman going as far as
the frst stop.
The service q the club house on
sunday evening was vel attended
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immortal julius Caesar.

What a tremendous influence did
julius Caesar exert upon the world.
For roundnes OF talent he was perhaps
the greatest man that ever lived He
was 8 soldier. statesman. scholar,
writer. orator ard 50 On So deeply
did he impress himself upon tls~ world
that the Roman empero-s we're known
as Caesars Even down to the pres
ent tine his name las been perpet-
rated Il other countries The emperor
OF Russia IS known as tie Car"
which means Of course simply Car. q"
or Caesar. The emperor OF Germany
Is known as the Kaiser which i
simply another way OF pronouncing
Caesar.
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KINGSTON, April &c T La
Bounty, of Toledo, Ohio. who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. La
Bounty. and sister. MIS-. NJ. Eric. on
Mulberry street. departed for his
home Wednesday.
Dr. Bohannon. of s.. Louis, accom-
panied by his wife and little son. is
visiting his father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. d. Bohannon, Of this place
and his brother. DR. C. c. Bohannon
Of Daytona.
An embroidery class has been or
ganized in the public school here
among the older girls with Mrs. Cross
is Instructor. They meet every Wed
nesday afternoon 10 work. Mrs
Cross is TO be commended upon thi:
addition 70 the school.
An Easter prosram is being 81
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ranged al the NJ E church under the
direction of Mrs. Neace
Miss Gertrude Chandler and Thos.
Ward we're married at the N. z par.
sonage Sunday. March 2Sth, by the
pastor, Rev NeaSe. Mr. and Mrs.
Ward are at present with the bride 5
sister, Ms. Lapp. but viii soon leave
fer their home in Hartford. Conn
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and they viii be continued through
the summer if al goes as well as has
been going. Rev. Mr.. Oates has kindly
offered TO continue them
Mr. and Mrs. Torrey and Miss Rud-
dock departed from the Inn on Tues
day for their home In the north PEG
pie are going. but there are a few OF
Us left TO enjoy the fine spring
weather that seems TO be with Us
now; one Of the best signs that we are
TO have little or no cold weather from
now on is that the whip-poor-wil,s
have returned and can be hear
nightly.
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NEW YORK COTTON E1n
SURRENDERs TO cow

NEW YORK April IL
OF managers Of the New r
exchange has adapted the q
standard types Of grades q
for determining the grade y
ton for delivery upon conn
turing on and after TO-DAY.
ton means a virtual surreni6
cotton exchange to the n
and public sentiment thmru
south. as well as an atteuu1
stall antagonistic legislatsu
gress. The grades. q d &
have been the source Of r.
cism from the southern tr,6s.5
Now that the officials Of a.
exchange have conf0rmed r.
government standazi> the -
be a simplifying OF the NJ
trading and marketing OF oot,-
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Test for Man.

II man thinks women are poor.
weak creatures he vii soon discover
his mistake BY trying 10 prevent one
from having her own way when she
really wants it--Indianapolis Star
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Husband--You spend altogether
too much money Wife-~Not al all.
The trouble Is you don't make enough
boston Transcript
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Do he snail things, and ~ /
one that comes 10 ron. and !
viii Immediately ccme.-yohu n
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VOTES WILL BE COUNTED EACH Tr1pSr

NO1Lo Will 81 COUNTED EACH TUFSD
announced the following day. Votes cannot Be trs
contestant 70 another after being cast
Ihe votes viii be counted each week and bano
the Gazette-News office where ballots mus,
time.
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The merchants who have the prizes
viii 500 VOTES FOR EACH DOLLAR OF CASH
SALES AT THEIR RESPECTIVE STORES votes viii be
purchases Of less than one
No direct relative OF
Der employee OF firm interested the viii BE
q