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I'm afraid I wouldn't be much
good to you. as a trapper," she be-
gan quietly, her voice of cloying
sweetness. I'm afaid I'd only get
in the way and scare the httle-er-
mines, you call them?-out OF the
country. Mr.. Doomsdorf, do you know
how we'll 1 can keep house?"
And the vile was not without re-
suits. The usual soothing refusal did
not come at once to the bearded lips.
Perhaps the master was flattered that
Lenore was so tanned, perhaps he
wished to reward her attitude Of
friendliness so that Bess might take
example
You want to stay here with Sin
dy and me. eh?" he commented at
last. Well, Sindy might like some
help. I'm willing-but I'll leave it
up to your two friends. They'll have
to work all the harder to make up
for ESPECIALLY Bess. was go
ing to have you two girls work to-
gether.'
He watched Ned's face with keenest
interest. The younger man flushed in
his earnestness. his adoring gaze on
Lenore.
I'm only too glad to make it cas-
Ter for YOU" he said, his crooked,
boyish smile dim at his lips. That's
the one thing that matters-to help
you all l can. In this case, though
-Bess is the one to say"
Lenore perceptbly stiffened as
Ned'S gaze turned to Bess It didp t
fiatter her that her lover should even
take Bess into his consideration. She
had grown accustomed to receiving
his every duty.
But it came about that Lenore and
her little jealousies did not even find
a place in Bess' thoughts. She re
turned Ned's gaze, her eyes lustrous
as if with tears. and she understood
wholly the prayer that was in his
heart.
of course. she may stay here"
she said. Wen make out some
how"
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tho Citizens Bank are to be consoli-
dated into a new organization. known
as the Union State Bank with cap
italiEation OF $4,000.
Returning to his home after q days
absence, Orville Garman, Is. a farmer
OF ClaypoOl found the house empty,
every article OF furniture being re-
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

% n WO of EN- are four-day lines,
and one a five-day Ine-that
L. is, they take four and five
days respectively to get around. On
each one I've built series of huts, or
shacks. all of them with a stove and
supplies and food. and you put up In
them for the night. They are a days
march apart. giving you time to pick
up your skins, reset, and SO on. as
you go.
You'll be away from me and this
cabin for days at time. but If you're
figuring on any advantage from that,
just put it out of your mind, the
sooner the better Maybe you think
you can sneak enough time to make
a boat. smuggle it down to the water,
and cast off. Let me assure you
you'll have no time to sneak. You'd
never get more than a few hours
start; and they wouldn't help you at
all on the ice fields, I trust there's
no need to mention penalties You
already know about that.
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moved. Neighbors said that his wife
had gone south"
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and SIDES, and was
awful nervous so
that Twas unfit to
do my work. After
/ began taking
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound I grew
strong, and now /
weigh $50 pounds.
! keep house and
am able to lift.
and do anykind Of
work. | have got
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Bess Gilbert, Ned Cornet and the lat
ter's fancee, Lenore Hardenworth, arc
shipwrecked and they take refuge on an
island inhabited solely by a man and his
Indian wife. Doomsdorf master of the
island, is brutal He brsgs to Ned ana
the girls that he means to make them
his slaves.
The prisoners build a cabin and their
master gives them an old stove. Lenore
is too weak to work. so the entire bur
den falls to Bess and Ned. They are
driven by Doomsdorf until they fall un-
conscious.
After the cabin is finished Doomsdorf
announces that he means to have his
prisoners do all his winter trapping Ned
protests that they know nothing of the
work, but Doomsdorf says they will have
TO learn.
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County, attended his wife's funeral,
held Wednesday,.
The Crothersville State Bank and
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Woman SUFFERED
Three MONTHS
Pains In Back and Nervousness.
Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Montevideo, MINI. 81 suffered for
three months with pain in my back
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wonderful results from the Vegeta-
bic Compound and recommend it very
highly to my friends. give you per-
mission to publish my testimonial. -
Mrs. OLE BERGSTRoM, 30 18th St. So,
Montevideo, Minnesota.
Another Nervous Woman Finds Relief
Port Huron, Mich. 81 suffered
for two years with pains In my side,
and if worked very much was ner-
vous and just as tired in the morning
as when Invent to bed ] was sleepy
all the day and didn't feel like doing
anything, and was so nervous would
bite my fngernails. One of my friends
told me about Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and it helped
me so much that soon felt fine. -
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The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10

Next Thursday there will be q
Community Dinner in the Auditor
ium In honor OF the school faculty
The parents should all be there
Each hAQily Is asked to bring some
'A'n dinner.
Prin Floyd Kelly entertained the
Juniors and DEBATING teams to q
rare treat Saturday evening by TAX
Ing them to Fort Morgan where they
attended q good show which they
all enjoyed very much.
Mrs. Rose OF Denver, Is spending
few days with her sister Mrs. Corn
and family and her daughter Miss
Mary. Mr.. Corn met her in Morgan
the last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cayis who formerly
lived here and have been here visit
Ing recently are preparing to move
back to Ohio soon where a son Of
Mr.. Cayis Is living. We are sorry
to have them 90 but wish them sue
cess.
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auction to tie highest biddsr, st The (sast)
front door Of The Court Houss In CrssIsy.
County Of wsd. stass Of cesorado, on wsd-
Eesday, June 18th, 1875. q 10 o'eioek in
fas forenoon for ths purpose Of payias sa,d
nots, interest. and taxs and Attorney fss
n any, and Al sxpsnss Of thk ssls, and will
give 70 IL purchaser thrsof / eerttAests n
Darsaass thsrsfcs . proysdsd b. lsw.
DATED. crsslsy, Colorado, Nay sth. 1szs.
A. u Mscisnahan, PubiIs Trutss.
In and for wsH Coasfy, Colorado
Yisst publiestioa Nay ieth, 1874.
Last rsbHsssioa June :. iszs.
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NOTICE o. PUBLIC rnusrxrs sAI..

NVSl~B W TUbklC TBUOI8BD 8ALk
whgsas, John p Hull and Aies Han hus-
band and wife. whose address = West Plains.
county Of We'd, ststs Of Colorado srs,tor,
by dssd Of trust datsd The iSth day Of Yeb-
ruasy. isze, and recorded In ths o6ses Of The
County cl~k and and Recorder Of Weld
County, Colorado. on March 18th. 1920. IN
Book ses at Page ~, eouyeded 70 he Pub
" Trustee Of said weid County, Colorado.
ths following described premises situate In
the County Of Weld, ststs Of Colorado.
to-wit:
ALI Of The North Hall (NK) of Section
( Twenty-Five lzs), Township Ten (lel
North, Range PiftySix (ss) Wot Of u
Sixth PRINCIPAL Meridian. esutaiaing
Thrss hundred twenty ls2ej sr~. mars
Or lsss. according 70 H. Covsrnmsnt sur.
vv thereof.
In trust 70 secure Tires promisory notss Of
even date with said dssd Of trust for III
total sun Of TMss hundred sighty-6vs Dol.
ian payable To The ordr Of Ths =. B. Col.
lins Investment Company. . follow; $50
due and payable February lst. 1871; $50
due and and payable February ist. is2a; and
Sias. due and rsysble February ist. 1928. af.
TER The dsts thereof, with interest 1t IL per
cent per annum, after maturity, and II no,
paid when due, It shall BE- added TO The prin.
eipai and draw interest at IL per cent pe.
snnum; and
Whereas Il b provided 10 said dssd Of trw.
that In case Of the default in the rayment Of
SAID nots or the intnsst thereon when due
or the payment Of the taxs on said premises
that the holder Of said nots may siset "a
declare the said notes due and payable; and
Whereas, default has been mads By sald
grsntofs In the performance Of the eoyensnts
and conditions imposed upon them b. III
terms and conditions Of said deed Of trust
In this to-wit: That said srantors have faiIsd
to pay said notes y thy became due. and al
of said notes are now past due, and unpaid
and
Whsyeas, the legal holder Of said noteu
and Indebtedness has hled with the under.
signed Public Trustee In snd for Weld Coun.
y, Colorado, notiee snd demand in writing
declaring such defaults I'D eIscting 70 Do
clare the whole Indebtedness secured b. said
dssd Of trust, due and psyable. and Ssmsnd.
Ing the sale Of said premises described in said
deed Of trust.
Now, Therefore, notice b hsrshy given,
that pursuant 70 said notice Of election and
demand. and under and By virtue of the %.
thority VESTED in me By said dssd Of trut
and the law applicable thereto, !, A. n Nc
cienahan, Publh Trwtse in and for Weld
County. Colorado, will sell The abovs d
scribed land and premises for cash, at publi<
auction 70 the highest bidder, at The (sast)
front door Of the Court Houss In Greeley
county Of Weld, STATE II Ciors.do, on Wed.
n ssday. June 9Th. 1928, at 10 O'Clock IN III
10 vsnoon for the purpose Of paying said Asts
Int crest. and taxs and Attornsu fsas II any,
and all expenses Of this sale, and will siys
to The purchaser thereof . certificate Of pur.
ehas therefor u provided By law, subject
To rior membranes Of record.
Dttsd, Gsslsy, Colorado, April 2sth, Isss
A. n. AeClenahan Public Trustee,
In and for Weld County, Colorado.
First publication Nay Ord, 1898.
Last publication May sist, 1928.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whsrsas, Carl o. Gebharat, whose address
b stonsham, County Of Weld. STATE Of Colo
rado, grantor BY deed Of trust dated the eth
day m March, 1921 and recorded In the ofies
Of TIN County Clerk and Recorder Of Weld
County, Colorado, on April 9Th. 1921. In
Book 6ss at page Is, conveyed 70 the Public
Trustee Of said Weld County, Colorado, the
following described premises situate In the
County Of Weld, STATE Of Colorado, to-wit:
All Of the North Half Of the South
Half NY Sh) and the South Half Of
the North Half tsK NN) Of Section
Twsnty-thrss t2s). Township Seven al
North Of Range Fifty-sevsn tS7) West
Of the Sixth Principal Meridian. contain
ing Three Hundred twenty acres. more
or less, according to the Government sur
vey thereof.
In trust so secure his promissory notes Of
even date with said deed Of trust for the
total sum Of Eleven hundred Dollars, payabis
to the order Of The r. B. Collins Investment
Company, In the following manner; One note
for sss7. due March lat, 1922; one note for
sss7. due March LIST, 1928; and one note for
ssss. due March ist 1924, after the dsts
thereof, with interest at rer cent Per an
mum payable annually, and II not paid when
due, then to draw interest at IL per cent
per annum; and
Whereas 1t h provided In said deed OF trust
that In case Of the default In the rayment Of
| said noto or the interest thereon when due,
| or the payment Of the taxes on said preraises,
that the holder Of said notes may elect "a
declare the said notss due and payable; and
Whereas, default has been made by said
Rrantor In the performance Of the covenants
and conditions imposed upon him by ths
terms and conditions Of said deed Of trust
In this to-wit; That said grantor has failad
to pay the note due March lst, 1922, and
the note due March ist, 1928, together witl
ths hter~t on said notes, and
Whereas, the ,ess' holder Of said note
and Indebtedness has fled with the under.
signed Public Trustee In and for Weld Coun.
u, Colorado, notice and demand in writing
declaring such dsfaulh and elcctins to d
clare the whole Indebtedness secured By ssid
deed Of trust, due and payable. and demand.
Ing the sale Of said premises described In said
deed Of trust
Now, Therefore, notice b hereby sivsn
that pursuant to said notice Of election and
demand, and under and b. virtue Of the %.
thority vested In me BY sold deed Of trsi
and the law applicable thereto, I, A. y. Nc.
Clsnahsn, Publie Trustee In and for wsad
County, Colorado, will sell the above 4
seribsd land and premises for cash. a pubiie
auction 70 TIE highest bidder, at The (sast)
front door Of the Court House In 0rselsy,
County Of Weld, Stats Of Clors.do, on Wed.
nnday, June 9Th, 1919, q 10 O'Clock in IL
forenoon for The purpose ef paying said noss,
interest, and taxa and Attorneys fsss II sny.
and al sxpsnss of thk sals, and win rim
v ths purshasw thereof : ssrtiA eats Of pu-
chase therefor . previasa b. law, suhjsse
70 prior lncumhrsne~ u record
Datsa, 0sslv. celorsao, April asth, 1913.
A. y. MsckasAaa Publie Trustse,
In and for wsla Cssuay, Colorado.
First psbiiestioa Nay I'd, isss.
Last publication Nay INST, iseA
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N. z. COMMUNITY CHURCH

On the 18th. Sunday. Sunday
School as usual. There were 104
present April 20. and "a May 9Th,
let us make II ar average Of 100 for
the summer months,
The absence OF the pastor in Dem
yer. an the 18th. will give all an
opportunity to attend the Mothers
Day service at the Christian Church.
The Sermon subject for May 2sth
VIII be, "The Second Mile.
Jno. R. Wood, Pastor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10

FOR SALE:-Black Amber cane seed
at az cts per n. N. Nikerson .
miles southwest Of Raymer. 51-Ss
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
10 OBSERVE MEMoRIAL DAY

F4e Americah Legion 10 making
arrangements for the proper obser-
MAcs Of Memorial Sunday and also
Memorial Day.
Adjutant John Albright has called
. meeting Of the LEGION for the com.
ing Tuesday evening. May 18th, to
make farther arrangements.
Fuil notice win appear next week
Of. the program.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
Spaces Rows Uniformly and
Plants Accurately

Especially when you intend to use tworow
cultivatoh It is big advantage to have your rows
uniformly spaced. You can make every row in the
field uniformly the same distance apart when you
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
ssnss II iAs itsps II liJaM asl HeistiJ iG Past
6est iea 10 1fsi

DR.. and Mrs. Hawthorn have been
very busy the past few weeks max
ing them Tennis Court where they
will enjoy playing this summer
There should lie more courts In town
also.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell ut pub.
lie auction on bis farm mile south
and . miles west Of Raymer; a mile
south and s miles east Of Bncking.
ham. commencing at 1000 a. M, on
Tuesday, May 18th, 1928
head Of Horses, as follows: Bay
Mare. 8 yrs, VT 1900: sorrel Geld
ing. . yrs. VT 1900: Bay Mare
yra. VT 800.
Is Head Of Cattle as follows: Z yr
Cow fresh sooa; Cow yrs. fresh !;
Black Heifer. 2 yrs. fresh: Red Heif-
Or. . yrs. fresh: 2 White face Heif-
srs. ! yrs. fresh; Cow I yrs to be
fresh soon: Cow 4 yrs. fresh; 6
apring Calves; short Yearlings;
Red Bull.
Farm Machinery as follows. Mo-
line Lister: 7 4 o Two Row: p &
q cuiiya'or Disc; John Deere Corn
Planter; Slower Grinder: Hay Rake;
Mower; Harrow: Corn Binder; Dem
pster Drill; IL barrel wagon steel
Water Tank; Box Wagon: Wagon
and Rack. Walking Plow: 2 Wood
Tanks; Hallock wseder: Scraper:, !,
Stack Cane Hay; Sets Harness.
Primrose Cream separator; 7 head
Ducks and Geese: Alfalfa Seed /;
Hand Corn Shelter; Ford Truck
Body; 90 Rods Hog Wire and numer
Qas, other articles.
FREE LUNCH. AT NOON, Bring Guns
TERMS: Sums under $40 cash; over
that amount Q months time on m.
proved notes.
G. n. MARTIN. OWNER.
II. II. Northup. Auct.
y. r Tighe. cerk.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10

WANTED:-Cattle to pasture. Plen-
ty Of grass and running water on
South Pawnee creek. w. J. John
ston, Stoneham, Boz Z. 62-2
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs Felker entertain
ed the following guests to supper
Friday evening at 6:30 O'clock. Nj.
and Mrs. Albright and Myrtle, Mrs.
Emily Graves and Mrs and Mrs. G. R
Graves
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
DEERE
TRENCH GUIDE LISTER

More than that, this lister has
the John Deere National Cell
Flu Edge Delivery seed plates
the most accmat. dropping
mechanism eve. dev;sec-
Il spaces tire kernels in the
row rs accurately as you would
IN planting oy hand.
Without stopping the horses
o. leaving the se.., you can
vary the planting distances to
accord with tie varying fertility
o. noistwe.holding capacity Of
the soil. Change to any one Of
three distances can be made in.
stantly merely by shifting q
0ever.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
9. sehwsissr, Prop.
NAu0 At 1ARGAM PRICE

4 high sysde piano left on cur
hasds u Dsblis storshouss near New
RAynsr. - tAis ana make " an
Orr I'D terma Write Tor full par
tiesIast ~ ne usavsr Music Com
na1y. Deavst. Oola tl.s
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
sHERlvrs SALE

BY VIRTUE an EXECUTION issusd out
OF the Clsrks Office Of the County Court of
Logan County and ststs Of Colorado. and to
me directed, whereby an commanded to
make the sum Of EIGHT HUNDRED THrR-
TY-hiNE and l-ioo Dollas (tsssoI) and
costs OF suit, the amount Of . certain iudx-
msnt recently obtained against BARNEY
BENSON In favor Of THE LOGAN COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK, .IstionsI Banking A.
soeistion. out Of the Lands, tensmsnt. goods
and ehsttss Of the said BARNEY BENSON.
! have levied on the following property,
t0-wit:
ONE FLOUR CITY JUNIOR TRACTOR
Engine No. 1892.
THEREFORE,. according 70 said command.
1 shall expose for sale. At Public Auction
az the right and intsrst Of tbs above named
BARNEY BENSON In snd 70 The above d.
'eribsd property. on MONDAY. the Us. day
Of May. 1928, at II 20 o'clock A. n. at The
J. coNRADsoN homestead In TIE NWA Of
Sec. 20. Tp. Z ~. q, 81 W; Of sth P; u,
Weld County;
Dated st Greeley. Colo, thk ist day Of
May. 1928.
H.. l. coRDER.
Shsria, County Of Wald.
By A. J. Luther. Undsnbsri6.
coen sautsr, Attop<ys.
Date Of first publication Nay .. INA.
Date Of last publication Nay II, 1sas.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, John o. Pstsrson. who's, sddrs..
s'onsham, County Of Weld, ststs Of Col
oiorado. srantor BY deed Of trust dated The
9Th day Of October, 1890, and recorded In
The Office Of the County Clsrk and Recorder
Of Weld County. Colorado, on October rs.
i92o. In book GIG, at page %. conveyed %
the Publc Trustee Il ssid Weld County.
colorado. the folbwtnx dsseribed premises
situate in The County of Weld, STATE Of Col
orado, to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter (sEkl Of sss.
tion Fifteen ub), Township ssvsn "a
North Of Range rifty.six tsO Wet of
the 9Th P. H.,
IN trust 70 secrfe his one reomissory note
Of even date wah said deed Of trust for
the principal nm Of Twenty-Five Hundred
lszo oooool pry able to the order Of John o.
Peterson sixty tso) days aftsr The data
'hereof. with interut at eight pr cent Per
annum. pay sble semi-annpslly y,hieA said
note has be N duly assigned TO n. =. Mar.
'hail who > now the legal owner and holder
'hereof; an d II not paid when dun both prin-
e'pai and interest to bear intsr st st two
per cent Ter month until raid: a.
Wherss, It is provided In % ID deed Of
trust hat in ease OF the default In the pay.
Inent Of said note or the intss ct thsrsor
whtr. due, or the payment If Z 10 taxss on
SAID. premises, that the holder - said not,
m'U elect To declare the said . ,te dus sns
p Ayabe; and
Whereas, default has been - ade by sais
xrantor In the performance sf q 70 covenant
and conditions imposed upoaa h m by IN
terms and conditions Of ssiA e I'd Of trust
In this to-wit: That said granite has faile,
to ray the principal smosnt Il twenty-five
Hundred tt2, 10000 Dollars. y. hen due .
maturity, and any and al intz est thereon
subsequent to October sth, Ig2s, and also ii
payment Of first half OF tsxs Il r 1922 nov
delinquent: and
Whereas r. +. Marshall. the legal holde
OF said note and Indebtedness b as Aled witt
the underlined Pubii fsu.tss In and 70
Weld County, Colorsdo, notics and dsman
in writing, declaring such dsfnl le and elect
ing to declare the whole indebts iness secure
by said deed Ct trust, Due and payable an
demanding the sale Of SAID premises d.
ssribcd In said deed Of trust
Ho~, Therefore, notice b hereby given
that pursuant To said notice d election an
demand, and Under and by virt ae Of the ~
thority vested in me by said deed Of trus
and she lsv applicable thess ., I, A. y
hcclenahan. Public Trustee In and for Wei
County, cst rado, will sell q above d
'ersb~i lana and rremhes for a sh, At pabli
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10

ron sALn: ysr1sps tractor. See
". A ewstsard.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10

LoST:-Army overcoat north Of
Raymer. Please leave at The
Enterprise MICE and o'.lige.
Frank Fiscus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-03
FOUR WHITE MEN DIE
 IN ARKANSAS PRISON.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. 2.-Four men convicted of murder were cleo trocuted at the Arkansas peniten- tiary early today All faced death calmly. The men went to the cleo tric chair in the following order. Duncan Richardson, Ben Richardson, F. G. Bullen, all convicted of the murder of Ira Culp, farmer, near Wilmot, Ark, and Will Debord, con- victed of the murder of MT. and Mrs ". M Silesby in Stone county, Arr kansas.
 Bullen, after being in the chair five minutes, was removed and placed in a casket. The undertaken noticed he appeared to be breathing slightly and refused to take the body. The body was removed, replaced in the chair and the current reapplied.
 As Debord was being strapped in the chair, he shouted angrily to an attendant: Look out there, fellow; you are mashing my hand"
 None of the men showed much emotion and all were able to walk unassisted to the chair.