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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

The presidents message is largely
confined to preparedness and defen-
sive measures. Coming from "A scholar
it is a most scholarly document. The
message appeals to Americans without
regard to political faith, as il rings
with true American sentiment. We may
oppose President Wilson politically
but we cannot help admiring and APP
plauding his loyalty to his country.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

1t is easy to advise people to do tfei
holiday shopping early. but there ar
mighty few who follow that, adVle'
with the result that there Is always
feyerish rush the last two or three day
before Christmas, which is unsatlsfac
tory to the buyer and works hardship
on the dealer.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

The supreme court by a unanimous
decision, upholds the prohibition meas
ure that was carried at the general
election in this state some two years
ago and at midnight, December 81,
Washington will be as dry as a smoked
herring. That is the presumption under
the law is that booze will be banished
after that date although the opportun-
ity to wet ones whistle will no doubt
surreptitiously exist. Some days ago a
report was circulated that the supreme
court had ruled adversely on the case,
which created quite a sensation, but
the final findings of the court elimin-
ated all hope among opponents of the
dry measure. What effect the enforce
nient of the law may have on state
where liquor has been sold for so many
years, and from which source large
revenues have been paid into NUM-
cipal, county and state treasures, is "a
matter that can only be determined by
time and experience Necessarily there
must be a great REIMBURSEMENT in the
affairs OF large number of people
depending upon breweries and saloons
as a means of livelihood, and at this
time when SO many people are out of
steady employment great hardship is
placed upon thousands of men who
will be thrown out of positions and
compelled to look for something to do
In other channels of endeavOr. More
over, the direct loss to those owning
stocks and fixtures used in the liquor
business will run into the thousands
OF dollars
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

The democratic national committee
has selected St. Louis as the place for
holding the antional convention next
year, and have fixed the date of June
14th. Probably it is all right for the
democrats to go through the formality
of holding a convention, but from the
present outlook it will be a waste Of
thine and energy.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

The democrats will have to sock on
more taxes to meet the programme OF
preparedness, that will entail extra
ordinary expenditures. However, il
there had been no war the deficiency
growing out of the present tariff law
would have required extra taxation
Just the same.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

Because a few munitions factor 'e 90
are fattening on the misior'une' VI
foreign powers is no sign OF active ,h lie
newal of business conditions III tn' 5
country. Let the war suddenly emu t haa
n backset will hit the east Sue, aS "''
not been experienced in decades
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

nipulators have turned their altel nun -
to the wyoming fields OIL stocks an a.e a
slippery proposition and man Win a. =
little means has more snow asain''
ia m than in the oleaginous game
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

The wenatchee Commercial Club is
sIready busy in an effort to have that
city named as the registration point
for settlers seeking locations on the
south half of the Colville Indian reser-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

VS..
ELLA a. Smith, Defendant.
NOTICE
The State of Washington, County of Okla
hogan, IS. To Ella A. Smith:
In the name of the State of Washington
YOU are hereby notified that the Orovile
Commercial Company Ga corporation) has
filed complaint against you in said
court. which will come on to be heard al
my office in the town hail. Oroville, Okla
hogan county, Washington on the Sth day
of January, 1916 at the hour of ten O'Clock
q. m. of said day, and unless you appear
and then and there answer the same will
be taken as confessed, and the demand OF
the plaintiff granted. The object and de-
mand of said complaint is to recover the
sum of $3.50 interest and costs, for goods
sold to and delivered TO defendant
Complaint filed 9th day of December
1915.
Il. E. PARSONS,
Justice of the Peace
&c. F. SIGRIST. Attorney for Plaintiff
1910 Al
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

the tiger that is blind will have. MS
lair or probably several OF tneni,
within the reach of the initiated WIN
the price. Yet it will be an expensive
eyperiment for those caught in the act
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between Geo.
j. Major and G.. d. Macy, civil and mining
engineers and surveyors, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE j. MAJOR.
G. d. MACY,
Dated at Orovile, Wash. Dec. l, 1916.
1910 1T
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

The papers have much to say ABOUT
tbe return of prosperity. but there
is no visible evidence that any VI 1t
has seemed through to the west
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

Some. days. prior to the late election
this paper was rather premature in
congratulating the citizens of Oro-
vile; upon unity of action in selecting
candidates for municipal offices. AT
the time the item was written indica-
lions pointed to a satisfied public in
the naming of candidates, but evidently
there came change of heart, or a
clinglng to the old weakness of con-
tentiOn that has been ever present in
this small community, and second
ticket was placed in nomination. This
paper does not gainsay the right of any
clique, faction or combination of cit
liens to put as many tickets in the
race as they might see fit, but this
year the Gazette was anxious to see
harmony prevail, condition that the
paper has advocated for years. There
is no feeling that the town would suf-
fer no matter what men might be
elected to fill municipal offices. 1t is
but natural to believe that any man
who would stand for office has the
best interests of the town at heart
whether elected or defeated. The re-
greet. that division occurred is based
solely upon the disappointment that
the people of the community could not
combine on a single ticket and for
once at least show united front The
election is over Let us forget it, and
any feeling that may have been en-
gendered. The successful candidates
can be depended upon to do their best
for the advancement of the town in
which they are holding responsible
positions of trust It is time when in
diyidual likes or dislikes should be
subordinate to the general veal. The
town Is upon the eve of marked and
substantial growth. The prospects are
bright for year of prosperity and
very material advancement. Let one
and all of us lay aside all personal
feeling and join together in united
effort to make the best of opportunity.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

Mob violence never helped any Gauss
and it brings discredit upon the com
nunity wherever committed
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

The American people do not nave ~
look to EuroDe entirely TOT eA'i'e'''o"'
congress is again in session.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

After working the Alberta oil boom
to a disastrous finish. oil stock ma
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

Nose paint will be hard to get hole
of after the first of the year, although
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
NOTICE.

In the Justice Court, Oroville Precinct
Okanogan county, State of Washington
before f., E. Parsons, j. Il.
Orovlle Commercial Company Ga corpora e
ton, Plaintiff
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

Bad colds are epidemic in this p'a''
and almost everybody one mee''
barking. The delightfully."- nois' -.
changable weather is Responsible w.
the misery. -
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

Justice of the Peace
c. f. SlGRIST. Attorney for Plaintiff.
1o-10 A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-13
SnlauS.

@ie bereifs borber al1genoni-
men pltroe, bat oaS Nepr6ientanteu-
bais oes &ongreiies oas Jrauer-
ltimmredtsnme1bement our @nnoes-
perfniiung abgemieien. @s fpuroen
TIA Stimfmen fir uno 204 Gtimmen
gegen oas ENHANCEMENT obgegeben.
Son Ben ff5 8eamten un0 ait.
bern 9eliten aus 9erre Saute, Sssn0..
Die angeflagt Iino, BabIbetriigereien
~begangen 81 baben, baden iif) aht.
sig fin iduloig erfI1rt.
Hdd Dem 1leuen Brobibitions.
geleb IN MriSonn bari bort fem 81,
troneli- uno fein aaffee=Grtroft Der.
fault mer0en.
Sn Terlton einem fleiuen Ort,
III Oklahoma, piroe Die ganf Dol
brei uiumasfierten M1nnern iiberfal
len mo Inn $4,000 beral6t. 9eI
Geputnr S1eriff @opre, Der bic MGlt
Der feitiebmen pollte, mliroe get&
fet nn0 mebrere moere MitgIieoe'
Der HoIie tpnroeu be%riuunoet.
General Scott bat Gaco oerIai
len uno lit nod @aibington sllrild
aefebrt. Gr ideiiit aIio felt oapol
laiber5eugt 81 iein, Dab Die Snde il
gfaco iebt pofitduoig eeregelt 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-13
Der tirfiidei s(neriff anf SEN
Snes=&anaI.
Mnnt x Sp,er

/ Nom, 5. 0e5em6er.
Ser Nb9eoronete 8ebione fat in
aegDpten, BON mo- er Ioeben 5uriiG-
febrte, BEN engliiden 0berbefeb[s=
haber Wartpell 1T &airo geiprodelr
@r beridtet, boB Martpea oelt Ser
iu6 Ser giirfer1, SEN Sre5fanal an
5ugreifen, beIaAte. Soften sic giir-
fen i~iberbalipt gum &anal g%elutQelL
10 mer0e OfeS mir III ein5plnen 9lft
teil1tngen gei6eben f%onneuL Sic er
lei6t ~ein5ell1 erlebigeu neroe. Gr
babe in 4egbpten 10 u~ngebeuer oiele
gruppen aitS Gnglano, sSn0iet inns
ben Solomon 5ur Sa1to, oaB er gar
ni6t ipiiie, mas er NIT alien anfalz
gen iolle. gebione beridtet aber,
Der 9eiu6, ben er Dem Slte5fanol
fi1abte, nno Die genauen g%rfl1nOi
gllilgen, Die er ein8og, bitten i'm be-
lebrt, oaB Waripeu iid ga b6niger
Selbfttduidmng bi1gebe. Sic Cir
fen, lagt 8epioue, bGtten rtGrn(id an
Der agpptiiden @reu5e nidt meniger
als 100000 Morn &erntrnppen mil
Slmoerten oeuti6er Sffi5iere per-
lammelt. Die Sabres5eit fir Ole
Mftion in @egupten lei foea[. Ger
Winter, Der 0en Huiien in armenies
Die @ege beriperrt 0ffne oageaen
ben ottomanii6en Sruppen SEN
9nrd5ug ourd Die Sinai6al6iniel,
ittoem er ben Snnobooeu ourdy He-
gen lDegianler mode, oie 3~iIfernen
nit 0aiier file 1tno 0as &lin1a mi
lfer unb ertrdglider geItaIte. &c
81 fonmee Dab ben Siirfen Die iiber
5ablloie gfrbeitsfrdfte ~perfngerr, IT,
re @ilenbabn bon Madan mad 0err
aanal 6innen flir5em poqenoet ha
ben peroen. GnOlidy lei at beadr
ten, oaB IN 4rabien 3ebntauienoc
auserleieHer 2nitfamete porbanoen
limo ioipie 0aB oie Siirfen oie mi0er
ituloSfdbigiten. beoiirfnisfoieIter
SClOaten Der @elt fins. Nus az
oiefen @riinoen idlieBt gcnione, oaB
Die Eiirfen ben annar erreideu rper.
ben mittefs ibrer giienbabnelr, fers
rier ultf Dem aaratpanenitraBcn Gl-
ariid-Gutara uno MfabozG ue5 uno
auf Dem l%dngeren, alleroings t~uafier
loien @ebirgsmeg, Ser Inn oas eli
noimdiIiD berum bon afaba mad
Sne5 fiibrt. llno 6tpur meroen tie
thn erreideit nit eirem eurupailm
fomrnunoierten reguIdren Seerr mil
itarfer GrtiIIerie uno elmer fiibneu,
raidef, mddtigen @orBut ppm 8ii-
ifenbeouilen. uBas fid) oanu am
aanaf ~abipielen miro, fdffeBt 8e.
DTone, u%tpiiien mir nid)t, aeer es
miro fiirdterlif fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-13
8reie Yreft fit Sous: Mttuo0 10. Sauuar 1915.

9efeblsbaber General b. 8ooeubou-
len, cine oriitofratii6e @ri6eiruna
nit fem geidnittenem @efi6t, idG-
mem tpeiBen Saar uno rubigem 8lif
erflarte min, er lperoe nit ser Sro-
ltitrtior, Die in Inttperpen uie in
ieoer Safenitaot cine groBe Gerbrei-
ter1n9 bat, Elm @n6e mahep u1lo
Seine Gr5eQen5 bot 8ort gebalten.
8eroen feline Mosregeln gut ousge-
fiibrt, moran i6 nidt 5neifle, oann
lit oannit etmas eeleiitet, oas linn bon
ieoermarm geoanft Der0en miro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-13
Merifaner ols Ser Sat perbddtig ber-

Werifaner ais Der Sat peroddtig per=
baftet.
8eltern na6mittag bro1 in Ell
ren fleinen Saule an Ser Stoce Ctr,
oas binter Dem @obnbauie oes 8o=
~li5iiten 8re itano uno in Dem oia
.56ueiter Gaie's, cine Srau Spraglie,
ipobrte, ein 5eler aus. 9as Seltec
entitano oltrd Dos lmfolen zines
Selofens. Jrali Sprague, oie g.
Iabmt mar, rief Inn Siilfe, aber mon
borte tie crit, OILS oas Selier idprt
5iemIid) melt pprgei1ritten tpar. SShr
@ruoer bolte He oa1tit aus DEM brelt-
nenoetl Sauie beraus, nobel er lel6it
i6mere 8rmomllnoen oabon trltg
Srau Sprague itarb einige Stttil6cn
ip1ter int 9ospital.
@eitern morgen itarb Sralt
&otbarine Offer i'm Sitter BON 50
Sabre1l. Die 8erltorbene fam Dor
so Sabren nit ibren gltern naA
Seras, mobnte anfangs IN Melt=
graunfels, mo Tie ii6 nit Sernlarit
berbeiratete, 5og Damn mar
Siiteroale nno oann nod San Mn=
tonic. Sic binterldBt orei s09ter,
sSrau M1arp &ohs, Srau 60 g..
Melher ul1o Srau SarpeD @rapis
uiio bret SDbne, Carl Offer in e.
.iterOale, Iuguit Offer uno Sellro
in @aring.
Ser Soloonbeiiber Seq &eripit
IN ieinem Saloon al ser Srio
mo Der graoD StroBe, bon eine1n
anaefaIlen ltno iiber Sen aAopf
geihlagen. Geripn iilbte ieinen M1l-
81 ,balteit, aber ser Ieger riB
lidl los uno lief oopon.
9os iogendnnte gborntoit-
gSrigbt @e5duoe an Ser NoromeYt
Gde Der Sonfton uno @obarro Ctr.
tit bon Der Central Gruit @ompnav
fir $4,000 gefauft moroen.
Gin @eriuh, Die @obnung ocs
Saloonbeliters Sam MllenIter, all
Der S~it=Gommercc StrnBe, gu beiteb-
len, mllrOe onrh einel1 @ngelteaten
beg @eSdafts, SEQ. glad, Der NOR
gems 5eitig fqn, I'M Miinlter 5u mcf=
berbinoert. 8laf pl1roe bon oelit
Deb anaegriffen, beriaete i'm ober.
0as Grimii1nl : Expectations
in Illitin bat entidieoe1I oaB
6. Snnes nno feline Srall, ouf
oas 8erlotgen Der 8eb0roen bon
Seorgia BIN, ausgeliefert meroeu
@ie mir aus Dem ,Gbroi1icie"
miro man IN @ouiton Die
elbe Sroinnn5 gum Sduk Ser Sic
,ernaale @eieb meroen Iaiiert, Sic
)ier lett SUM letter Sabrcs III Strait
It, nodoem Or. 6. 81. ST. GumpbeG
bot 0aB Die Sleoerm1llie sic
IroBten Sein0e Der Mosfito's fin0
md ST oeren gertilglng beifrager.
5oitifon lei0et fiirhterlid inter Der
Ofosfito=Hlnge uno man miro BORT
sorfebrungelt 5ur Mniantmluaq ser
gfosfito's treffeL fuie lie Or. GanIo
'ell bier am Wiitdea 2ofe eingerid,
ct hat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-13
LckdIes.
Die eesisIatnr,

Il. Snllldr.
@leiG III Der eriten Sikung boi
Gag &eprai entanten- @nus
Der 2egislatur ieinen Spreher Ell
lrdHIt un0 8mnr ben Brobibitionil
ten @Oo6s Gas Geiultat mar iibef-
nfbeno. @enn ailA piele Der 9ln-
iidt lUarei5 OoB @ooos errpGblt mer-
oen aDitroe, ID glaitbte man bod nidt,
Oa]y Dies III Der erIten SiBung ge-
djeben lueroe. Mlan iprad] logar
BOA eittern u8eaolod1 uilo oaB Scr
preder=&anoiont Sopage, Elm aus
geiprodener n9tnti~ 5tDiiden ben
5u0ern beioen &anOiooten, oem 8ro-
hibitipniiten @ooos uno Dem autiy
8robibitioniiten 8iaiams Die SD
lance Of Yofper" bolten Deroe. Mber
5apage ipielte gar feline @oae nrio
sgSIIiams erbieIt iofort mebr Stim.
slten als Die anoern geioen 8uIam-
men.
gfe Brobibitionsfrage ioG, benz
Brogrnmm unieres fiil1ftiaen @oti-
perlleilrs nuhl in Der @eiebqeblirq
Ger nadiien spei Sabre feline MolIe
'paaten; BET oiefer SpredermobI bot
re aber ieoenfaas cine gfoae qe-
iplelt- 5erner lit Die Gteallnano1.
me 8iliams' gil ser ,8anf Of
Serds~zgfl uno 5u Der MasregeI,
oie cine 8erminoerung ser Go.s
toil~belfenitita er5fDingen fpoGte, Sic
sllrlatbe geipeien, Dab mnrde fir iii
isFdlt geitintmf bdbelr, oeren Gimme.
n 1anft erbalten baben iuiir0e. gff-
liafss bate i1drnIid, gegen beios
Maasregeln geitiinmt ullo mir lino
orr Mfliidt, ooB ieine Steaunqnah
me cine ourdalis forrefte mar. Sir
0le ellthtiialtiibeu g~efiiriuorier
Ger 6ei0en Masregln aber mar tie
natlrlid) Elm gerbrefen.
MubrlGetnlif miro iebt audi oas
uls beitimmen, oaB Die aornites
Don einem 9omite onitatt bon benz
5preher crnnnnt meroen ioaen. Ser
iIeue Gpreder lit n6mlih Elm 9efiir
Dorter Der csoce.
SIN Senat ern1blte man ben
unit probibitioniitiiden Senator
9fliaent gum Brdiioenten pro tent
PORE. Eeine 9errihaft miro ieooG]
aldt lai1ge oaiiertl, n1dbite ISOLDE
;fot MIRO 8ice- @oupernelir Sobbu
Den Woriis iibernebmen. Graiioeni
Ruaent erfldrte gleih mad ieiner
Nsdbl, CT peroe feline grnpnitlulgell
maiden, NIT oenen gice-@ oubernelr
0obbp nid)t p%olitdnoig e~inDeritanoen
let, nildJ meroe er nidts tim, mas
Der foTnneiloen @ermaltung ailaliqes
l1ebm iein ooer iie in ibrcn Sann-
litiigen Backgammon Tonne. 0rgents
Beguer mar Senator @ilep. Hiigent
ldllig i'm NIT elmer Gtimfne Waiorf-
tat.
Inter BEN 8eamteu oes SenatS
ilDen lid feine NIT oeutlfen Na-
men inter ben 6tenogrnpbiitinnen
finoen mir SRI. gIiie T~abrertbolo
IND SRI. @ioIet @agner, inter Den
6ageu Artbur 9ebopib, Sreoeric
Netenfbiu unD Allgnlt Gteiner.
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Jarm-groaafts.

Bobnen, 9tring, $1.00 1/3 8uifeI.
8ads6obnen. per 8uideI. $3.50.
&artoffeln, Colorado II. Soabo, $3.50
uto $3.50 Der 100 Bfun6.
@riner Rfeffer, Toe uno $1.00.
@rirfen. Gal. $3.50 per Crate; Eeras
35c uno 40c Der 9nbeno.
aobl, $f.75 unb $f.S5 per 100 BIO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-13

Sn Der ga1be bon Georgetofpu
Ditroe Sionep grotpning, mabreno
er i'm 5eloe pfliidte, eridofien. Sa=
bib Sen aus @oIotbmaite Iteltc fidl
Sen geboroen.
8esablt Gmre sTul Sar", MIR
nod 3eit bis snm 81. Sanmar.
Sim 1. Nar5 ioG Der &ontrdft
fiir ben gau Der orabtIoien Seleern-
pb~enitation nuf Boint SIabel, Sic
MnidluB an gananla baben ipirh,
b~eraeben peroen. Die Soften per-
ben lid) aif ungefdbr $4,000 belall-
fen.
Sssn Der NGbe bon Mllepton muir
De neulih abenos Der Geriuf ge.
madt, ben TniIasier5ue Der g. 49,
8abn gum Gntgleiien su bringea
Gin 5raft5ug entoedte jeoo1 oas
5inOernis uno es miroe red)t3eitia
beieitigt. Gin tpeiBer Mann lit Der.
haftet.
sSn Moion itarb 2ouis @rneb,
ner I'M Sitter BON SO Sa1ren.
gns Stem 9rounfeIS miro oei
|Soo bon @m. llbr geneloet, Sc,
bort i'm Sitter bon 2S Snbren geItpr.
ben lit. Gr ipar elm Gobn BON 2ouis
uhr III Der @egeno BON Marion.
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NllerIei.

MIoerman Slide miro ali
5teIle @arren's 8oriiter oes Strn.
Benfomites.
s. adnter mllr6en $500 gn.s
5a0iglms in gerbinoimg nit Scr
rneSterung Der 9. Stores StraBe
yageiprohen.
@e5ablt Gure Roll Sar", mrr
midi II Gage 3eiti
@pdtt england, ein Ieds5ebn.
Id9riger Siluge, nobm geItern M6enf
einen W~ierifaaer felt Der an Der 2
Ereia aabe ser 8ance StraBe sr(
Gmmo Siebredlt cine @elotaIhe an:
Der Sali0 geriifen bate ulo oaboi
gelaiifen mar. or p~erfolgte 0el
Merifaner bier 8[ods.
Montag nad)t orallaen Gie6,
III ben SaIoon bon @ittinQer uni
Gi'erIob an Der @eitsG ommerce Ctr.
iiablen fiiaf Collars aus benz Gai6
Re9iiter. cine Gpolnaoel. cine 9iIto
II, cine llbr ilio anoere Sad)en. Ole
selhen 1fehen beriud]ten Dobriheil
iId and IN ben Gtore bon q. aali
al DER @elt-G Commerce Str. einSu
0ringeH, 1aben Dies aber ouf nadj
0em iie 0as Sronfomfenlter einae
ldlIaget batten. Dian bat Elm paa
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Softoren Gmmmims G 9abis, 3abl.
or5te, limo nod Dem graop-@ ebduoe.
307-308, gegeniiber Bern
@nnter-&otel, umge8oaen.
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gieb TarFt.

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Rai, 1913 uno $6.75; sunni, seas unS
$6.87; Sui, $6.94 nn6 $6.95; MuauIt
$500 un6 S7.O3.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-05-21
Announcement.

To the Voters Of Wythe County
hereby announce myself an
independent candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Commits
sioner of the Revenue for the
Western District of Wythe
County, at the coming Novem-
Der election. Having had three
years experience as Commits
sioner, | feel sure that I can
transact the business of the Of
fee in manner satisfactory to
the voters Of the County.
hereby solicit the support of
all voters irrespective of party
affiliations. This April 18th,
1915. Respectfully,
r. l.. MUSSER.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-05-21

much OF interest during the
week to repay them for the
trip.
Acceptances from many
Southern Governors OF the in
vitation to attend the reunion
as the guests OF the Confed-
crates have been received.
The presence OF SO many
State executives will lend
much to the Importance OF the
occasion. President Wilson's
reply to the invitation Of the
general committee is still IN
obeyance. That he also will
attend is the expectation of
those in charge Of the reunion.
Richmond, almost to the
last man, is animated with the
desire to make the twenty-flflh
reunion the greatest event in
the memory OF the old Con-
tederates. For one week the
great city will be turned over
to the visitors in strict truth
Each person seems determined
that business and private at
fairs are to give place to the
greater duty of entertainin g
the reunion.
Great plans have been made
for the decoration of the city
and OF the Court OF Honor,
in particular. The Court Of
Honor is to be located at Lee
Circle, in Monument Avenue,
a situation ideally suited to such
a purpose. Brick and mortar
in all Richmond is to be cover
ed with flags and bunting dur
ing the first week in June and
the city will indeed present a
beautiful appearance.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-05-21
Annual Reunion

RICHMOND, VA. May II,
foI5.-The second week in
May finds plans for the twenty
fifth annual reunion Of the
United Confederate Veterans.
scheduled to be held ia Rich
mond, June /. and 3. all but
whipped into perfect shape.
Work OF preparing for the
handling OF the reunion and
the vast crowds that are ex-
pected to attend has been so
thoroughly distributed by the
committee system employed
that Richmond will be ready
10 receive the visitors weeks
before the actual opening
date.
The 1915 reunion, which
comes fifty years after the
fall OF Richmond and the end
of the War Between the
States, is expected to be Of
the utmost significance and
solemnity. To Richmond in
June will come the greatest
gathering OF survivors OF the
Confederate arms that has
perhaps ever been seen. With
Them will come tho usands OF
visitors, relatives; and curios.
isy seekers, who will ind