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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
aPL tPubsher) Serial Us53j
Department Of the Interior.
T.. 5. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
December 80. 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Arth-
ur L. Potter. of Buckignham, Colorado,
who on Octooer 26. 1903, made Home
stead Entry. No. 09535, for East half
of Section 26, Township 8 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, before
Clyde l.. Stanley, United States Com
missioner, at New Raymer, Colorado,
on the 23rd day of FEBRUARY, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Julius S. Cooper, William A. Gillas-
pie, Herbert d. Dinsnoor, all of Buck
ingham, Colorado, and Gottlob Fritz.
Of New Raymer, Colo. 3s
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOIiSE FoN PIuLIIATI0N.
M. r. L. tpublishsr.l Serial-0l24C3
Department Of the Interior.
Z. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
Dec. Ia, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that James
H. Patterson, of New Raymer, Colo.
who on April 2s, 1910, made Homestead
Entry, No. 0l2463, for East Half of
Section |, Township s North, Range
5S West, 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
County Judge, at Fort Morgan, Colo
rado, on the 10th day of February, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Liscomb r. Brown, of
TAG Pearl ct. Denver, Colo.
Howard Allen, Of New Raymer Colo.
William Thompson, New Raymer, Colo.
Gus johnson of New Eaymer, Colo.
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.sVAsNsS - 'Oss
Mp. l.. tPublisher) serial-es3ss
Department of the Interior.
L. $. Land Office al Sterling. Colorado.
Dec. 30, 1914.
NOTICE ia hereby given that John
Fred Pickerlll, of Stoneham, Colo,
who on Oct. Is. 1909 made Homestead
Entry, No. 09S96, for North half of
Section l. 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
Clyde L. Stanley. United States Com.
missioner, at New Raymer. Colo,
on the % day of February, 1915.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Stephen Whitaker, William A. Evans,
William Schmeeckle Fred Schmeeckle
all Of Stoneham, Colo. 3e
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Hope View

Ernest Murten spent Saturday nigh,
at the Andrew home.
Duck Swanne spent few nights re-
Gently at the W. T. s. ranch.
John Senstock was o recent visitor
at the Toyne rspch.
Marie and Glennie Allen visited a,
the Jones home last week.
Henry Andrews drove to Fort Nor
gan not long ago.
Tim Moynihan was a business callel
at Weldona Saturday.
Ernest Murten, Emerson and GIer
Andrews visited with John Senstock.
Chas. Wulf drove to Fl. Morgan
Saturday.
Robert Jones was recent caller q,
the Andrew home.
Mrs. Roach is very i'll at this writing
One or her daughters is taking care Of
her at present.
Doc Eddy ond Dick Weskirk callec
at the Toyne ranch one day last week
Henry Andrews has been on the sick
list.
Mrs. Warren returned hor1e for 3
short visit Sunday.
The scholars from Hope View have
just finished their tests for the first
half Of the term, and are now work.
ing hard to finish their books by the
last of the term.
Abe Patterson did some work at The
Senstock farm last week.
Frank Roach was business caller
at Weldonia Saturday.
Miss Rapp was caller at the Roach
home last week.
Mrs. d. L. Jones and baby called a,
the Beson home last week.
Mrs. L. 4. Beson and little grand.
daughter visited with Mrs. Jones las,
week. AZ.
John Senstock, Henry Andrews, and
Ezra Toyne drove TO Raymer Saturday
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AMID soMBfR coloRs
oEvENTiETh CENTURY WIDOWS
PERIOD or MOURNING.
Even the Sheets and Hansines Of thu
Usage Orange the Toughest Wood.
Queer Customs Of Tudor
Times.

| At time when beds and bedstea;:.
were regarded as sacred possession
worthy to be beQueathsd there wxr
one dreadful bed which was no doub,
the pride as well as the burden Of the
seventeenth century housewife.
This was the mourning bed" hung
entirely In black, probably black vel.
vet, not even the sheets in the case
OF a widow being permitted to be
white, and the walls Of The room and
all the furniture were draped In an
equally gloomy fashion.
It was not until the close OF the
century that young widow In the
country was permitted to have a white
sheet because she was Ill and coulG
not bear the black cloth!
Mourning was and continued to be
q very expensive matter, since it was
the custom to send 1t to all intimate
friends as well as to near relations
Lady Sussex. with the great good
sense she displayed In practical mat
ters, twice refused "blakes" (blacks)
from the Verneys during the Civil
war because she knew they could no,
afford 1t, and alleging as her reason
that she was living quietly at Cor,
hambury and seeing nobody, writes
Rose NJ. Bradley in The English
Housewife Of the Seventeenth Cen.
tury.
1T was also the habit to lend the
mourning bed round the family and
among neighbors, for II was not to be
supposed that every household could
boast 30 proud a possession"
Another household custom which
time and advancing civilization hap.
PLY abolished is described as fol-
lows:
In the Tudor Kitchens a dog was
ingeniously trained to turn the 'roas
ter by running round the inside OF a
wheel. upon the same principle that
= captive squirrel revolves In It's cage
ITO incite him to this form of ex
ercise the poor dog had hot coal ap
piled to his heels-a penalty which
was repeated II he showed any dsire
to slacken-and when we consider the
size OF the Joints In those days, he
must have been often both hurt and
astonished at the length Of this un
comfortable run. 5r
"The poor turnspit. with his Iona
body and crooked. but powerful, legs
continued at this sad and arduous
duty In many houses until far into the
eighteenth century, when he was re
lIeved BY the invention Of tho smoke
Jack"
One obtains an impression here and
there that no mean portion Of domes
tic life in those days was consumed
In the preparation and administration
Of homemade medicines and possets
We have heard Of nurse who poul
ticed a lady for temper" There Is a
country squire who has a quarrel with
his sister. which has seriously upset
his stomach. 50 he takes "1'ippin'e
mixture and one or two doses of Hiers
pIcra."
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Time to Pay Taxes

The first malt OF Zach years taxes
are due and payable January /. the
Second half due and payable July l.,
OF each year and the First half be-
come delinquent Feb'y IS. and the
md halt become delinquent July 81.
Of each year and draw interest af-
ter said dates. All taxes a.e pcid
to County Treasurer.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

SO1ICE fON FUBIICATION.
NIL. Publisher, Serial -0l 355oo:s
Department Of the Interior.
u. s Land ONCE at Sterling. Colorado
Nov. 27, 1914.
NoTIcE is hereby given that Eliza C.
Warren, of Weldona, Colorado, who, or
Jnly II, 1910 Made Homestead Entry,
No. 0l3533, for East Half of Section II,
Township 6 North, Range 5s West, sth
Principal Meridian, has filed notice oi
intention to make Final Three Yeal
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before County Judge,
at Ft. Morgan, Colorado, on the 20tf
day of January 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Liscomh r. Brown. Of New Raymer Colo
Howard J. Allen e -
Fred M. Neiman g
Henry J. Andrews
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NJ. r. l.. (Publisherl Serial-OiolO2
Department Ut the Istcrior.
L. :. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
Dec "a, 1914.
NoTIcE is hereby given that Beatrice
Duncan, of Avalo, Colorado, who. on
Nov. 27, 1909, made Homestead Entry,
No. 0I0l02. for west half of Section 33,
Township 10, North, Range Sc West,
9th Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of intention tomake Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Clyde L. STAN
ley, United States Commissioner, at
Avalo, Colorado, on the lst day of
March, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clyde Geer of Stoneham, Colo. 1921
Jacob Geer - /" ' 1-2S
Orlando Huff q
William Crane "
pnntn.-y
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Endeu the Dry speLi.

She mad a voice Ike siren. snc
when she rang. MID play sure. sann
palaces. tho heam rome BE II
averse oh wum bull there. snow PA,
sly comb. and SO on 10 the conc,i
sion there WASH dry eye In toe
room
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A Great Truth.

Flats may De bad things. but houses
In which the maidless honseHeepet
iolis upstairs with a baby on one arm
and bucket Oi coal on the other ARE
worse
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better at this time. The other bill ap-
peals to me as being right. I would
Ike to have any one write me what
they think of these measures or any
others that may come up.
Yours truly,
c. R. GRAVES.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-21

The Attorney General is promising
to get after loan sharks which have
been preying on the people of Colorado.
| have had some inquiry since coming
here from Raymer people about some
of those advertised concerns here in
Denver, and talked with some people
about some of these same kind of con-
Germs last summer. II you have not
already invested, do not do so, unless
you know absolutely that they are re-
liable. If you have invested and find
that you have been bit, or if you are
not yet sure whether it is wasp or a
bug you have hold of, write me. The
attorney general is after the fellows,
and ! will see that your information
goes where It will do the most good. =
c. R. Graves.
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Oldest Celestial Man

The Oldest map Of The heavens. con
tanning l.460 stars. was made IN China
IN 600 B. c.. and 10 In the National
library al Paris
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.aua anc san Pedal.

eaDei to 90 .uul grumbllng III
a Uhlsner save your megaphone tor
praises--it wsa invented 20 advertise
guod thi:gs. Aayhow.
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Can Serve 10000 Diners.

Rsrlir has new restaurant with
accommodations fof iDna9 diners and
4 s!tehrE sian oi 5Qf .'e'snas
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-10
HAS MANY FRIENDS
N THE DISTRICT

After serving faithfully for many
years as agent Of the Allied lines at
Victor. william c. Meyers. known to
almost every resident Of the east end
of the Cripple Greek district has
been checked out. having been promot-
ed to the cashiership Of the Santa Fe
Railroad company at Canon City. Mr..
Meyers is succeeded ~ agent at Vic
tor by B. p. Fleming. who has held a
simila rposition with the Allied lines
at Elkton for a long period.
No more popular employee In rail
road circles ever served the people
OF Victor than Mr.. Meyers. Always
obllging and accommodating he has
established an efficiency at the Victor
depot that is seldom equalled in any
community. Mr.. Meyers leaves Vic
tor with the best wishes of the entire
community regarding his success in
his new field OF human endeayor.-
Victor Record.
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uMne UP FRIENDS
SHOULD FIRST OCCUPY
CANDIDATES. ATTENTION

Getting your friends thoroughly
interested and well acquainted with
your ambitions and desires in regard
to The Record Contest should be the
earnest purpose now Of each Of the
candidates
The enthusiasm and sincere help Of
friends is the hrst big step in the
way to success in this contest.
Most OF the candidates have done
this part well and are now concen-
trating their energies on the collec-
ton OF old subscriptions and the get
ting Of new ones.
Candidates will be surprised at what
progress they will have in this re.
gard.
The Record covers the great wars
news unusually well. 1t gives also
both the state. county and local news
OF importance and interest
These are all good talking points
in soliciting new subscriptions. Can
didates will find them great help.
DO It Now" should be the slogan
OF every candidate.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-10
DECISIONS FAVOR
ABLE TO DEPOSITORS

Two decisions were handed down In
the district court here this morning
by Judge Charles Cavender OF Lead
willie .n the Florence State bank
cases; both OF them favorable to the
depositors and creditors OF the de-
funct institution. One Of them was
I'm the case OF John c.
Bundy against the shareholders
of the bank in which he asked the
oourt TO set aside as fraudulent the
sale to him OF 5000 OF the capital
stock Of the concern and the other
was the suit brought by the creditors
AGAINST the stockholders to recover
from them . Judgment OF twice the
amount OF the par value OF the stock
held by them In the bank Tor distri-
button among the creditors.
The Bundy case was called for trial
Tuesday morning and its hearing.
coupled with the argument of the tes-
,imony. occupied the attention OF the
court until noon on Thursday. when
Judre cayender took II under advise
men, until 10 o'clock this morning
before rendering an opinion. The de-
feudants were Newton Large. former
cashier OF the Florence State bank.
Samuel s. Large. Amy Large. Richard
largo. Annie McCullough and Geo.
wuson. receiver OF the bank. The
latter was made defendant only for
the purpose OF having the records oil
Tho bank In his possession brought
,n,o court and presented In evidence.
The suit against the stockholders
wns determined to some extent by the
showing made In the Bundy case and
its adjudication. Under Judge caven-
der's ruling the stockholders OF the
hank arc liable TO an assessment OF
twice par value OF the shares OF the
capital stock Of tho bank held by
them 10 be paid over to the depositors
of tho institution to make good the
losses sustained by them as result
Of its failure.
In the stockholders case Judge Cav.
ender decreed that each Of them must
pay over to the creditors Of the bank
mn amount double the par value OF
tho capital stock owned BY them a
,he time the bank closed its doors; the
assessment 70 be as follows; Newton
Large. $4,000; Frank Rcby. $1,000;
samuel 8. Large. 5000: Marshal Eakin
s4oo: John G. Bnndy. $4,000; Samuel
4 large a. administratcr. til.7oc.
rsn dAys were asked " atternsyn
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-10
JUNIOR RECEPTION At
~" FRIDAY NIGHT

The Blues entertained the victor
ious Reds" at luncheon at the Y. NJ.
c. A. Friday night. There were
eighty-one young people present and
the occasion was one of great enjoy
ment to all.
The "Blues" were the losers In the
recent book and pennant contest. and.
as such, had to stand up during the
luncheon and eat from a table that
was without a tablecloth. This was
IN accordance with the agreement en-
tered by both sides before the con-
test was begun.
When all had taken their places at
the table the Reds served their
vanquished competitors. the Blues.
with a generous helping Of excelsior,
which. however. they were not re-
quired under the terms OF the agree
ment to eat. The Blues then serv-
ed the Reds with weiners. pickles.
rye bread. chocolate. ice cream and
waters. There was lots of fun and hi
larity and the event will be remem-
bered for a long time by the four
score and more of boys who took part
In the festivities OF the evening.
c. Fl. Rau presided during the at
ter-dinner program and Lane Duff
made an excellent talk on The Ad-
vantages OF Boys Department in
the Y. NJ. C. A" Capt varney of
the Blues" presented Capt. Ira
Thomas Of the Reds" with a large
pennant bearing the legend. THE
Reds 1915" The secretary of the
boys department then presented to
the winners the individual prizes,
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DIED AT THE HOSPITAL ON
WEDNESDAY.

George Washington Thorpe of
Phelps avenue. Four Mile. died at the
hospital here about o'clock wednes-
day morning from cancer Of the
stomach, aged sixty-ive years. four
months and four days. Deceased
was born in Indiana. January 2sth.
1850. but had lived in Colorado for
many years. He leaves q family of
several children; two sons being res
idents Of California Two of the
daughters. Mrs. Carl Wilder and Mrs.
Thomas Houle. reside here.
The funeral viii take place from
Wilson's undertaking chapel at 2
O'Clock Friday afternoon and will be
conducted by Rev. Haughey Of the
Christian church. Burial will be at
Lakeside cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-10
SKYLINE DRIVE
UNSURPASSED ANYWHERE

Rev. d. E. Magill, pastor Of the con-
gregation of the United Presbyterian
church at Homer City, Pennsylvania.
stopped over here on Wednesday for
6 short visit with Alderman and Mrs.
John Hamilton while on his way to
the worlds fair at San Francisco. Rev.
Magill was pastor of the United Pres.
byterian church at welda. Kansas,
fur seven .<'- yeais and II was there
that he became acquainted with Mr..
1902 he has been a resident OF Homer
City.
Friday Afternoon Mr.. Hamilton took
his suest on . trip over the Skyline
drive. which the latter pronounced the
most beautiful scenic roadway in the
country. 4 had heard vaguely OF
Canon City" said Rev. Magill. but
did not know that it was a place OF
any special interest until after my ar
rival here When I bought my ticket
to California it was with the intention
OF hating here for q day or so en-
route to see Mr.. Hamilton. was no,
aware then that there was any noun
tain scenery worth while. but my OBJ
servations the last day or two has
convinced me that some OF the finest
mountain views in America are to be
had here. This is especially true Of
the panorama presented from the Sky
line drive. which am disposed to be
lieve is unsurpassed in beauty be
tween the two oceans. There arr
thousands OF people in the eastern
states who would come tc Canon City
for summers outing il they knew
Of your beautiful town and wonder
fully fine mountain scenery"
Rev. Masill left for San Francisco
Friday afternoon.
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Big COAL PRODUCTION
AT COAL CREEK

The coal output at the new shaft
Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany at Coal Greek during the month
Of May is said to be, one Of the great.
est In the history Of the property
and q force or 275 men are steadily
employed. There are still a number
Of empty houses in Coal Creek. many
of the miners who are at present en-
ployed seem to be content to live else
where Renidents Of Florence. Rain
bow Park. Beaver Park. Rockville and
Williamsburg Ar represented IN the
foEcs. Hovenoe Citissa.
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a MlsTAkE MADE az MANY

Don't wait for rheumatism to indi-
cate diseased kidneys. When you SUI.
fer pains and aches by day and
sleep disturbing bladder weakness by
night, feel tired. nervous and run
down. the kidneys and bladder should
bc rest rcd to healthy. strong and
regular action. It Il mistake to
postpone treatment. Foley Kidney
Pills put the kidneys In sound.
healthy condition and keep them
active and strong. Bagin takinx to-
day. 0ood results follow The AEnt
dos.
THE CORNHR DRUG eToRR- -Aav.
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is ENJOYING FleAs AND FAIR.

DIR. James G. Maxwell. who with
his wife is visiting the two fairs and
will probably go through the Panama
canal before returning home. critics
a Canon City friend from San Diego.
under date Of June 1st: Il am enjoy
ing the scenes and sights OF San Diego
high fogs. California fieas and the
big fair" DR.. Maxwell win return
home about July 1.
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In the stockholders cane In which to
prepare q bill Of exceptions upon
which to predicate . motion for an
appeal to the supreme court. which
was granted. No application was
made for a stay Of execution In the
Bundy case by counsel for the
plaintiff for either an appeal or q
rehearing.
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TO HAVE oRcHEsTRA AT
MlLLER'S.

Floyd F. williams and E. R. Kaiser
Of San Luis obispo. California, ar
rived here from the Pacific coast this
morning and VIII compose an orches-
ira that will play during the lunch
con and dinner hours at Miller's dur.
ing the summer months. Mr.. Williams
formerly lived in Florence and win be
remembered as having provided music
for dances and vArious social gath
eringn Ia Canon City last year. At
the hotel Mr.. Williams will play the
plano and Mr.. Kaiser the xylophone.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-10
NEURALGIA PAINS STOPPED

You don't need to suffer these
agonizing nerve pains In the face,
hesd. arm. shoulders, chest and back.
just apply n few dorps Of soothing
sloan's Liniment; lie quietly q few
minutes. You viii get such relief
and comfort! Life and the world will
look brighter. Get = bottle today.
ounces for Csc. at all Druggists,
Penetrates without rubbing.-adv.
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Or. AsHLEv Wins CHAM
PloNsAlP IN REVOLVER sHoo

The May championship shoot of
the Canon City Revolver Club was
won by DIR. Theo Ashley with the ex-
celient score OF 1876. DIR. Lane was
next with sic; w. H. Collins third.
with IT'S. Class B. was won by L.
c. Mcclure with a score of III.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-10
Flour, Hay and Grain
TWO

which were as follows: Elton Morris.
first. q Y. NJ. C. A watch fob: Oscar
Swanson. second. a pocket fiash-light;
Henry Evans. third, baseball glove.
Mrs. Goodrich had supervision of
the refreshments and was assisted by
Misses Edith Johnson. Ruth Goodrich
and Bernice Karr.
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CHANCES BEING MADE
BY LOCAL BUSINESS MEN
I iuklrt lr,rtrir Go. uud u. u
Nhcpuh Locate on fulk-\rW
lNtr,' liniug li1uu

49, O. .mloa. OF tuo N D. Iuh
I.t I'u Company. H'. moved
.i. p... business IrHm Do. E
Fm 'r. to the room recent.
ta,lt.. .. fUs q. Is barber hop 900
500 ruI rect. where Boz has HI..
more rH.. display ni- good IuI
cam i.. better handle e lart. t|f.'i'
of ,n.fr NEures
r Pr "Healy bJ u.u u..
Dos u..m- shop from ."'
-iEt. ". to M, lho'. uH..."
uH N. Finkled and MH'...s
nTI .... the room together I.'
CHAINS. . .iye both 200 auwHa".
of room I win put them uH IH
.t~s.I
Tb. r. vacated D, Nr FHk..
and .... d, next door lu I..'
cafe. ... Been rented %, Nr Do. .
uropr.'.- l. o.. cafe. and N... "
operated . connection with ..' ...
'.uf.uI ladies dining room 81.
ult. .r .,n in need of NOR, room
ur ... m. a. the popularity .
ni. pH.. husiues. h1t some .H.
nroHr| u more customer. '"
H, could commodatc I'I. H..
deparnr. 10 Doe "a great rout'u."'.'
HrJ 1901 mmodatiuu io t1' p'n
I..l. t... ro but f"v eating p.'..
.u ir.. .f. ..1t keep open J'. rI.'
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Fih LOCAL APPLICATIONS. ~
uav ,anbat reach tho rcat - ine
d' r.arrh 81 d blood ur ,uH
HfrIHual disease. aud DOB order d.
rure o. YOU must take Internal RENE
sI.s UHH rn'urh cure IL 'ak'u
auI a''H directly upon
fro Hd W1 mucous surface.
UaHt ,larh Cure BE- not quack
mrH. .r". % uas pr' .rlhri hy ono
u' goo Hraf pH.#..Hua lu MS conn
uH 'r v..r arH H o. r.suIHr pr"
-.uf.u Or Ia composed ~ 'He beet
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There sc,ms 10 b' AN epidemic iu
the way ct theft OF auto tires again
ui late as has occurred here ire
uucntly before. Thr'c different ca.
e.. have been reported 90 thu sheriff
department within the past week The
guilty persons have been pr,"e""-
ed Boo some previous cases and pun
I.u,d therefor. but up to last niEhl
There UuI been no arrests 10 TIE r'.
cent Dlsg-.