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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
Ser &tesenftrctr ia spansem.
9Ofn6rin- Is 0es

= Ser @enerolitreif, ser bon BEN
ipo1ii6en Observation-Disclosures ais
9rotelt gegen Oie 2ebensmitteGtelte-
rung proflomiert tporOen lit, bot cine
pollltGnoige 2ablnlegung 0es Sabrif-
betriebeS CUR Solge gebabt. S6mt-
li6e @ei6ofte, 6obrifeu uno onoere
@ei6Gftsbouier iinb IN gang Sponien
gei6lolien 9(u6 Die Gofes ulo 9fe-
ita1lror1ts muBten in Oto6rio i6lie=
ben. ,Gs iulo interchangeable 8orfeb-
rnngen gegett ettDaige 9lusi6reitltn-
qen qetroffen tporben.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
Warnun9 az 2gntierte.
8erIi1, iiber 9ort0on H. Sea.

OerltTt, uDer SOnO0rt IL. Se3.
- ul1nter oen 5obIloien gbGnone.
mem, sic 0ieier Grieg er3eugt bot,"
fbreibt @eneroGlelttnortt SSreiberr bon
Grebtog 2oringboben SiIf86ef 6es
8eneroI1tobs, in et1ten 3eitungsor-
tife1, lift 0o5 merfipiir6;g1te sic Wtof,
ienipD6o1e unter 1tnieren 6et110en.
Ufit gon5 tpenigen 9lusnobmen reoen
lire 3eitungen unO Stootsmonner,
trob ser 3ob11oien 6tosfoS, tpelGe
lire Sruppen erlitten bobetL ron
ri6tS aIs Sieg un0 itellen SCRIBE
rungen, 6ie i'm fralien @cqeniot 5u
iDrer ntiIitdriichen 1tn6 mirtI9dftIi-
Gen @tel1lng 1tebcn."
8e5ugli6 Ser StelGltng 9euti6,
lambs IoQt 5reiherr BON 2oringbo-
ben: vl1n1ere 2eben8froft lit feines,
lpegs er16opft, ltniere Mrmeen tper'
ben tGglid 1t6rfer unO Sic te6niifle
Musrii flung ltt1ierer @eerc, einihIieB-
li6 Ser W}unition nabern 1ib elmer
&0be, oie biSber no6 nt6t errei6t
lroroen mar. Wcnn u11iere @egner
nene Spfer an Weni6enleben Dor
l1n1eren 2i1rien our6 cine W3etbo0e
rer STRENGTHENING bringen molIen,
me16e mod Dem l1rteil zines gefan-
gengenonn1enen 0ffi5iers nibt mebr
oIs Saftif be5eidnet lperOcn fam,
Damn peroen ltnfere Truppen ni6t
rur ni6t no6geben, ionOern linen
nod bel ipeiten1 bllttigere Gerl1tite
beibringen ol8 bi8her.
r@enn lmiere @egncr nod mebr
Sdiffsberlu1te babe'l ipollen, tper.
Cen unIere Sau6boote iiberalI sort
eri6einen, no tie Dem sSeino 8erlltite
beibrinqen f0nner. 9lus 6ieIen er.
babenen uno 1tol8en @efiibI berats
nno i'm 8epuBtiein lr1ierer 1nbeiieg-
barren &raft boben mir 0oS SrieoerS-
ongebot genod1t, aus W}ottben reirs
1ter Su1nanitGt.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
Yroteit tuar uoreiIta.
@Qihinaton. 9. G.. Is. Sea
9e1ttffllon6s glntmortnote q,

&SuIDlHgl0H, y. ", 10. Se0.
- 0eltti6lon6s 9(nttportnote ouf
ben ofnertfunii6en 8roteIt qegen bie
Ter{6ifnng Ser 8elgier, sic ont
0onnerstog i'm Gtootsoeportelnent
ein9ing, miro, ioGonge sic sSriebens-
borI6lGge ifiueben, 5uriifgeitelIt
tperoen 9as glet6e foil nit allen
onoeren CUR @rtpGgln1g 1tchenoer
sSrogen geifeben Biz Sen entente.
Illtierten @eIegenheit Qeqeben lit,
oas 9ltgebot ser WfitteImGdte SIT be-
raten.
Wfon fiibIt bier, nohoem 9eutid-
lano beborrlid gelten0 genadlt, eS
ieicn feline IerIebltnocn 0es G0lfer-
re6ts ODER Ger @ciebe ser Wenidlith-
fit 0qmit perbunoen, 0of sic Ser.
Staoten feline lpeiteren S6ritte fun
fonnen, obne oIle in 9etroht fon-
menoen ltmItG1loe nn0 Sotiod)en oltf8
iorqfGltigIte int @rtpGqunq geaoqen
slt boben, oo man obnehin fdon Die
@ren5en oeS oiplonotiihen Serfom-
mems nit Sem @rote1t iiberidritten
babe.
9as meme 5Werr. Ssabtnett.
glm1teroo1n, iiber 9onoon, II. Sc5.
= 9os o1terrei6ii6e neue &abt-
nett beltebt einem Sele9ramm on Die
&0Iniid c 3ettung nod, aus fol-
genoen Wdtglieoern:
Brelniern1ini1ter, Ilera1Oer Spit
miller; Wfiniiter oeS SSltneren, bon
&ooel; Sertei0igltnoSmini1ter, 6.
bon @eorgi; Observation-Disclosures, BON
Suiioref; SSl1lti5ninilter, bon Shenf;;
@iienbobnntinilter, Or. 3. bon SSor-
iter; Ginon3miniiter, S. bon @in-
mer; 9lrbeit8miniiter, bon Irnfa;
2onotpirti baftsmit1i1ter, @. Spc0ler,
O1iniiter fir @ali3ien, Wti6oel 8obr-
3pnSfi.
YoIems gcIbnnertuattaam
Berlin. orobtIoS iiber Sonbille,
II. 9cs.
= Die critic Nerionnlrng oe3 pol
nilhen 9eationalroteS miro nod Do"
@eibna6ten abgebolten lDeroen, pte
Sic 8erltner Observation-Disclosures
tenoge1ttur am Sonntog beridltet.
Die er1ten Sibunqen ser polniIdlen
9eotionoIber1 dn1ml1tng lin0 fir 9ln-
fang Sebruar ongeIebt mor0e1l
@oIem Hben fcIbt @ertGtsbar'
fctt a1ts.
Berlin, 0rabtlo3 ii6cr Sopbille,
II. Sea.
- 9to6 einent am er1ten SSSonuar
1917 in &raft treten0e1 @rlnB miro
0ie SSnIti5perlpoltung OeS 9ittriftS
@or16ou r011ig geGn0ert tperOen,
tpie sic 8erIiner lte6eriee-9}of)-
ridtenogentur befonnt modt. SSt
3uf1tnft miro 0ie N2i1itGr- 1tn6 Sic
3ipi1geri6tSborfeit bon 0en6rieoenS-
ri6tern, Sen 9(nt3geri6tcn umO Sem
2on0eSoberQeridt gebon0babt ipers
Sen. Sn Sen @eri6ten mirn III
0eut16er un0 polni16er Sprade ber-
ban0elt tper0en.
Brin3 21tbomirSfi, ser 9iir0ern1ei-
1ter bon @oridolt, 1tn0 sic Sertreter
perI6ie0ener polnii6er St60te grim,
0eten cine 9SereiniQltng 5ur 5Sor0e=
r1ng ibrer oeneiniome1 SSSntereIien.
0ieie 8ereiniQl1ng lit nod 0em W}1l~
1ter ser 0elttl6en St0Otebiin0e &C.
16offen lporben.
SrlnnDs 2ebnen iibertaottts
ts3eA.
2onoon, 16. 9e5.
= Die britii6e Negicruna bat Be- |
5C6Io1Ien, sic @ohnen SSrlon0S 81 |
tnie SSoncS 6cnru SDo'
mas, 9lrbeitcrmitqlic0 6cS Bor1o,
ments fit 9erbn uno @ilfs=@cneral. |
IefretGr ser In1oIgornote0 Societp Of |
9foilnoD Gerbo11t8 IN 8 0 II 8 0 II ON |
Sonstoq befant1t COB. N}nn hofft
6o6urG, 10 tpur0e crfl0rt, einen 6ro-
hen0en Streif at rcrhilten.
9eutFd,er utto Gtfterrridcs ais
GarOtuaic on8erfeDcn.
Berlin, Is. 9c5.
Die @0Inii h &oGfS3eitung |
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
3tueiOrittel Wumdniens
jeft 1T SSeittcesbaao*
81.l9art56er Wrmeebefebt.
8erlin orobtloS iiber SoDOille,
8. s., Is. 9e5.

OeIlLIlt UIuDIluS uUtI SuDOl1+et
8. S., Is. 9e5.
= SSn einen 9lrmee6efebl ipribt
ser STANDARDIZATION Ser tulgaril6en
9(rlnee 0en Sffi3ieret un0 Wonnibof=
ten 1etnen Oonf aus fir lire iiegrei=
den Toten, 0ur6 tpel6e iiber 1907
900 0fum6nen gefongen genommen
un0 5000 @e16iibe ero6ert tpor0en
1in0. @r lautet:
u0ie foit bollltanOige 9(ufreibung
ser rumGnii6en 9lrmee un0 Die nun
m0gli6 eri6einen0e Gerni6tung 9flt-
mGnien5, Our6 mcl0e 8ulgorien &C.
fir feline 2ei0en Dor bret
37jobren erboltcn fat Doben Oielen
Sieg gu elmer gon3 1tngetpobnli6en
Srclt0e mer0en lolien. l1eberoIG miro
Ser Sieg in u11ierm &onOe 0urcb Got
6eSOien1te gefeiert. Sreltoenousbriibe
Der 8eDolferung 3eugen bon oem @e-
fiibl 0e8 Sri1tmDbeS iiber 0it bo6mtd-
tigen Siege".
Ste MaIad)et tuetter tlbers
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
Oefntt0eMett tie Stbieten
fOttt mt StIfe.
@aihinato1t. IS. Sea.

%ShLNJ %-&&tCLl|NtlttlNAJ "S(LAltLLI(-
lung bat oie rltiiiibe &egierltng lib
bereit erfldrt, groBe Wfengen bon Se-
berS- un08eoarf5artifel1l oie inSten-
tim China, fir oie oeltti6cn 1mo
0lterrei6ti6en 8riegSgefongenen III
Stbirien feltgebalten tpur0en, nod III
rem geItimtnlngsorten 5u bef0rocrn.
SIM 8 a } ingtoner StoatsOe=
porte1nent tpur0e am Wfontog befannt
geuno6t, onB 0ie fir sic @efongenen
in Sibirien beitimr1ien 9(rtifeI am
Is. 9e5enber iiber @io0ipoltof out
ser iibirii6elr 8obn peit>rbefor0ert
tpor6en 1tn0. 8or 1nebreren MonQten
botten 0ie Oeltti6e uno Sic o1terrei6i-
ide &egier1ng teilmeiie our6 Cub
ifriptionen bon Yribatperionen ST.
100000 oltfgebro6t, fir sic &lei0er
1tn0 2e6enSntttel IN China ongeratft
un6 an Sic oel1tid5en utto 01terrei6t-
i6en @efongenen in Sibirien berteilt
per0en 1ollten 9fuBlon0 no9te %,
mails gelten0> 0oB oie libirti6e 8obn
SIT iebr nit Ser 8eforoerung bon Wtu-
milton bon Sopatt iiberlo1tet iet, Inn
Sic 8efor0erltng ser @aren 5u ern16g-
Ii6en uno Oteie blieben oober tnGbt11o
liegen. Die Hcgierltng ser 8ereintg.
ten Stooten, Die Sic SSSl1terelien 0es
9euti6en &eic@es in &uBIono tpobr-
ninmt, bot ober rurd ibre Gor1 tel
lungen in petersburg errei6t, ooB
i6licBli6 0ieie @oren an sic @efon-
genen meiterbefor0ert tpor6en itno.
Mntterte RrteesFotten um
S44,6OOt drmer.
8erIi!t 0rabtloS iiber GonpilGa,
IS, 9e5e1nber.
= Cine 3uionmeniteIlung Ser
8erlu1te Ser &riegSflotten ser einSet-
men @ntentemG6te felt Nusbrlth oes
&riegeS lit en- Sreitog in 8erIir
bon Ger lteberleeno6riht
beroffentli6t tpor0cn. Gieie 3uion'
men1teIl1rng berbo11 tGn0igt Die fiira-
Ii6 per0ffen1Ii6ten 3ob1cn. Inter
ieeboote fin6 in 6ieier 1ebtel1 2ilte ein-
gei6loiien, mGbrcnO ollie Gppcn bon
Spe5talibiffen un0 Silffrcu5ern
bier ni6t ein6egriffen iin0. Sic gu,
iommenltellllng gibt sic @eionst3ohl
Ser berienften 9ompfer ouf 1872
&riegsidiffe nit einen @eion1tton-
nengebo1t bon 744,600 Sonnen all.
9aronf entfoIlen otf Oie ein3c(telt
2Gnoer:
gng1ono: 1913 96iffe nit 563, 200
3onnen @ebalt.
Tronfrei6; 80 S6iffe nit $1,000
Sonnen @ebalt.
SStoGien: 20 @diffe nit $4,000
Sonnen @eboIt.
9}uBGono: Is G6iffe init $4,000
Sonnen @ebolt.
Sopon; 4 5diffe nit 9,100 Eon-
men @eDo1t.
8uIommen: 1872 G6iffe nit
744, 900 Sonnen @ebolt.
Sci Sen NerluIten ser fron3olil6eI
&riegSfGotfe lit 0os fiir3lid gei1tnfene
66lo6ti6iff Suffren ein6egriffen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
SrIanOs 8ebnen 0bernonts
tE1eA.
2on0on, 1f

= Die briti1cbe 9}egicrltna bat Be-
16loIicn, 0ie @obnen SSSrlonoS 3t
iibernebmen, tnie SolncS &cnru EDo'
mas, 9[rbeitcrnitglic0 6c3 Barla-
ments fir 9er6n ltn0 @ilfS-@cneral.
IefretGr ser 9lnoIgomote0 Society Of
ToilmoD Gerbo11tS IN 8 onoOn om
6omstoq befonnt COB. N}on hofft
6uourf)> 10 tpur0e erfl1rt, einen 0ro-
hen0en Streif at rcrhUtcn.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
RatSer sebnmaI 0roBcnter.
@erlin, iiber 2on6on, 16. Sea.

8erltn, ltber 2on6on, Is. Te5.
- Brin3eiiin SSSoofim BON 8relt-
ben, G6miegerto6ter 6eS 6el&t76en
@aiiers, tpuroe am Greitog bon eincm
Sobn gliidli6 entbltn0en. 0os 4in6
1T 6os 5ebnte GnfeIfir6 0es &oiiers,
uno oos bierte, tpel6e8 felt @cgirm
oes &rieges geboren tDorOen lit.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
Observation-Disclosures
Berlin, orobt1os iiber SonbilIe,
8. s., 16. 9e5.

< ie 9 erIiner u3eitung ON
W1ittog" beroffentlidte am Gomstog
cine am 2. geobember in Chicago onf-
gegebene Weitteilung, 0ic nit cirem
Slug5eug bon Gbicoqo nod gectpOorf
nno oonn nit Sem @onbelstou6boot
Gerti6lonO no6 8rcmcn beforoert
tpur0e.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
VoIems gcIbtnertU d Itaemr.

Berltn. 0rQbtlOS llber S0nO1Ilel
II. 9cs.
= Die critic geriomnl1rng Oe5 pol
nii6en 93ationo1roteS miro nod Do"
@eibno6ten obgebolten lperoen, ipie
sic 8erliner lleberiee =geochridl-
te1oge11tur am Sonntog beridtet,
Die er1ten Sibunqen Ser polniId1en
MISUNDERSTANDING iino fir 9(n-
fang 6ebruar onge1ebt tpor0elt
The Little River news., 1916-12-13
EACH TOWN SHOULD SAY NOT ONLY "BUY FROM
 US" BUT SELL TO US"

As Prof. E. c. Branson has pointed out, the town that is to justify it's ex- i3ton. mus say to the farmer not cnly, Buy rom us', but also Sell to us"
 We believe farmers have a right to demand th's sort of service from the town Where they spend their money. Moreover, it will be better for all con- cerned, if the buying is kept on a cash basis. The South will never be the rich country it should be until there is cash market for corn, hay, and live stock, as well as for cotton. What an Alabama reader says in this issue about the need for a"grain and pro- iuce exchange" in each town is per tinent
 > long in fact, as it is barter pro- position we are never going to get on the right basis as to grades and stan- dards A merchant in this issue con fesses to taking bad butter and bad eggs simply in order to get the farm ess trade Weld, in his Marketing of Farm Products,' refers to thls matter saying that country stores rarely dis
The Little River news., 1916-12-13
Eempse Poole of McNab was here

Eempse Poole of McNab was here Monday.
 Prof. D. P. Holmes has purchaseG a Buick Six. five passenger automobile. The car was delivered by the local agent Dr. W. w. York Saturday.
 Pierce Leslie, wha has been working at Fort Towsen, Okla. returned home Sunday. He will begin working at the Sheriff office soon, as bOOkkeeper. Mrs. Ben Few Jr. and children of Jonesboro passed through the city Monday enroute to Foreman to visit the formers sister, Mrs. T. F. Patrer- son.
 S. s. Hite and family left SaturGay for TeXarkana. where they will reside in the future. l. W. Holmes has pur chas d the Hite property on the south side of town and moved in Saturday.
 To facilitate the proper expedition of business for the approaching holiday season, your early attention Is re- QUested to the preparation of your Xmas parcels. This can be done by haying thew weighed and stamped Parcels properly prepared are half
The Little River news., 1916-12-13

way to their destination when mailed early. For the safety of your gifts be sure and mail them early and have them insured Write address plainly on them.-A. R. Hill, postmaster. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neigh bOrs for their many acts of kindness during the recent trial in the loss of our beloved daughter, grandmother and sister, Mrs. c. M. East. Espec- iallv do we wish to thank the Central Girls the employees of the Western Un- ion and the Wells Fargo Express and Mr. June R. Morrell. Also the many friends who sent such beautiful floral tributes for our beloved dead.-Mr and Mrs Thomas Ballard Sr., Mrs. E. A. Deseve, Thomas Ballard, Mary Ballard, Winnifrel Ballard, Willie and Russell Ballard.
 FOR RENT-MOdern Six room dwell-
 ing. Just refinished inside. Rent
 reasonable. D. H. T0mpkins.
 Sheriff w. D. Waldrop was awakened one night last week by the cries of help from a negro prisoner. He rush
The Little River news., 1916-12-13
l crminate between goods of different

cr:minate between goods of different qualities, because afraid of offer og or losing a customer.
 . This has the effect of making the farmers careless about the goods they market, because no premium is placed on superior quality" Again:
 Butter is of various degrees of sweetness and cleanliness, but the country storekeeper does not dare dis criminatel because each. farmers wife thinks she makes the best butter that can be made"
 The same thing happens, as Weld says, in the case of eggs AS a re, suit there is very little incentive to farmers in many localities to gather thelr eggs frequently to standardize and improve their breeds of poultry, to Keep the nests clean, or to take proper care or the eggs" It, however. but ter and eggs and other farm produce were sold for cash, rigid methods of grading would be enforced and the products would soon be brought to higher standard meaning higbev xric-. 'es for the products and more splAney both for the merchant and farmef.-- Progressive Farmer. HA
The Little River news., 1916-12-13
LOCAL NEWS

" xesnpssnesSssa ~Hsasasss eAasees '~N'@'<
 r. B. Cook was at Hope Monday. Horace Routon was at Hope Sunday.
 Mrs. 0. NJ. Oliver was at Texarkana Monday.
 pr. Holmes of Wilton was here Sat urday night
 Jim Hemphill was here from Rich mond Monday.
 Dave Coulter was at Horatio Sun- day afternoon.
 Book Phillips was at Richmond Monday morning.
 L. c. Campbell of Foreman was in this city Monday.
 Attcrrev Sam Dollarhide was here Saturday from Foreman.
 Enarco mo CT oil at the Model Drug Store, the best made. 3-tf
 Frank Clowdis of Winthrop was a visitor in Ashdown Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Miller were yisi- tors at TeXarkana Sunday.
 II. C. Hodges was here from Arden Monday attending to business
 Watch that display of Xmas goods at the Model Drug Store. 3-tf
 A. T. Collins attended the Baptist convention at Malvern last week.
 Dr. T. F. Isbell of Horatio was here Saturday on his return from Idabel.
 Miss Blanche Norman was visitor at Texarkana Saturday night and Sun day.
 Attorney Luke Monroe of Washing ton. Ark. was here on business Satur- day.
 B. A. McNiel of Lockesburg was here Sunday and Monday enroute to Little Rock.
 Why pay $50 an ounce for Quinine when the Model Drug Go. sells it for S1OO? 3-tf
 J. R. Bowles the lumberman of Bok- homa was here Sunday visiting his family.
 Attorney Logston of Murfreesboro was here Saturday anroute home from Idabel.
 Jim Curran of Texarkana was here Sunday afternoon, visiting his mother and sister.
 Try Leslfe's Little Liver Pills once and you will use them.-Model Drug Company. 3-tf
 Mrs. T. ". McCown of DeQueen is here this week visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. W Bishop.
 Homer Welch. manager the Lindsay store of this city, was a visitor at De Kalb, Texas Sunday,
 MT. and Mrs w C. Park of Lockes- burg were here Sunday, the guests of friends and relatives,
 Our holiday goods are all here. Be sure and see our line before buying alsewhere.-Dixie Drug CO
 P. M. Wood the Red Bluff straw berry grower, was in this city yester day attending to business. I. M. Bowles of Houston Texas, is here, the guest of his father, Captain John Bowles of Frisco street C. E. Gauldin a prominent farmer of Jones School near Winthrop, was here Monday attending to business.
 Judge w E. Trustworthy returned from Malvern Saturday, where he had been attending the Baptist convention. Clair Leslie left Sunday for Hen rietta, Okla, where he will probably | accept a position in a drug store at 4hat place.
 We will give three hundred extra votes this week on each dollars worth of school supplies and syat:onery- Dixie Drug Go.
The Little River news., 1916-12-13

cd up stairs to the jail, and found that negro prisoner was being beat en and kicked by Willie (Rusty)
 Roberts After pulling Roberts off he found that the negro had cursed Rob- crts a few days before, whiie he (Rob- erts) was in cell, and that Roberts
 was then unable to get 60 h:m. The
 eath2r being cold MT Waldrop had
 let Roberts in the run-ar0und Wne.s the negro was. After everything SC. quiet Roberts decided to give the negro a whipping, which he proceeded to do.
 Roberts was put back into his cell again. Roberts is being held with
 three white men on the charge of rob
 ping and assaulting a number of neg roes, near this city several weeks ago. LOST DOG-white pointer bitch, with live colored ears, and has one liver spot on her back just over her hips,
 and white face. She is wire cut on
 one of her Hanks, but do not know (which one, had new collar on but no l name on plate. Was lost Thanks
 giving near Cerro Gordo. Reward for
 information to recovery of dog Homer ScC-.s Broken Bow, Okla. Alt
 FOR SALE-Span of mules. ages 7 and 8 years, wagon and harness and l hay.-F. M Decker, Wilton, Ark 1t
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-07-28
MIDDLEBROOK.

Lester Rogers was the guest OF
Roy McEwen Sunday.
Lee Jones of Henry County was
the. guest of John j ones Saturday.
A number from here are attend.
ing the meetings at Buena Vista.
Roy McEwen and Miss Lucy
Noles went.to Mount Comfort last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud McIver spent
Saturday with the family of Ivan
McIver.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. McEwen Wis.,
tied the latter's mother at Buena
Vista Sunday. !.
The unusually hot weather pre-
vailing now is very hard on those
who must work in the sun.
Despite the recent heavy rains
corn crops in this section may be
very good if the present drouth is
not too long.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-07-28
WANTED.
Special Notice
TO MRS. J. ID. ALLEN.

AS the owner of 16s acres of land situated in
the eighth civil district of Benton County, Ten
nessee, and bounded on the north by Greer, on
the south by Allen, on the east by Mckenzie
and on tie west by Greer, you are hereby not-
fed that unless you appear at my Office in the
court house (first National Bank >Buiding) in
town of Camden, Tennessee on or before the
18th day OF September, 1916, and pay the sum Of
"a. 05 State, county and all other taxes assessed
against said lands, together with all interest and
cost incurred, including this notice Of publica-
ton as. now provided by law, your right to re-
deem same shall be forever barred and deed TO
same will be at once executed by me to George
Allen, purchaser Of said land.
Witness my hand at office, on this the 10th
day Of July, t9IG. q. i. HOLLADAY.
Circuit Court Clerk
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-07-28
Everybody's Doing 1t.

Everybody clean up; don't let
the rubbish lie.
Everybody clean up and chase
the typhoid fly.
Clean your yard and premises
with all your might.
Everybody clean up, and clean
up right.
If you want to clean up leave no
rubbish there.
Everybody does it, and every
one should care.
Everybody stir about and clean
up, anyhow.
Everybody clean up now!
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-07-28

Elder j. V. Freeman will preside
at quarterly conference to be held
at Liberty tomorrow. Rev. w. T.
Stubblefeld will begin protracted
meeting at Liberty Sunday, and
Elder Freeman will preach in the
forenoon. Everybody invited.
p. FL. Capps Of the Chalk Level
community was in Camden Satur-
day and left cabbage snake at
The Chronicle Office. 1t is thread
like in appearance, about nine inch
es long, and was quite lively when
Mrs. Capps discovered it while pre-
pairing cabbage for kraut.
It is fortunate for the school in
terests Of old Benton that we have
a superintendent that does things.
For instance, the school house at
Cowell Chapel is hardly up to the
mark. He held an impromptu
rally there Saturday evening, the
patrons were aroused and there
will be something doing out there.
Rallies have been held at several
schools and much enthusiasm pre-
walls. The rally and field day~at
Cross Roads will be held August A.
Attend, get good fill Of enthusi-
asm and, incidentally, help the
good ladies Of that locality dispose
of bountiful array of chicken,
cakes, pies, etc.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-07-28
LUTERTON.

Hooda Belyew was at Cuba one
day last week.
Selton Brewer is visiting friends
in this community.
Doss and Son Cherry were here
one day last week.
D. G. Holland is reported very
sick at this writing.
Protracted meeting Begins at
Ramble Greek Sunday.
B. F. Holland and Brice Belyew
were in Big Sandy Monday.
Mrs. Hooda Belyew and children
visited near Way last week.
Will and Ottie Cantrell and 9TH
ers went fox hunting last Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Etheridge Pahil of
Way are guests of the family of
James Bush.
Misses. Lennie Jones and. Lois
Brewer visited the family of Doss
Holland first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. T. j. Bush and
Miss Emma Dunn of Henry Coun-
ty are visiting relatives near Sui
:phur Springs.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-07-28
Election Notice

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be opened and held at
each voting precinct in Benton
County, Tennessee, on Thursday,
the Ord day Of August, 1916, with
in lawful hours, for the following
purposes:
First-As to whether or not
there shall be Constitutional
convention to alter or reform the
Constitution by submitting amend
ments to the present Constitution,
to be voted on separately by the
people, as provided by an act of
the General Assembly of the State
of Tennessee for 1915, the same
being chapter No. ITO.
Second-To elect an Attorney
General for the Fourteenth Judi
cial Circuit of Tennessee to fill out
the unexpired term of d. j. Cald-
well, deceased.
Third-To elect a County Virus
tee, Sheriff and Tax Assessor for
Benton County.
Fourth-To elect Constables in
the several districts. and members
of the County Board or Education
and to FIJI any vacancy that may
exist in the Office of j ustice of the
Peace.
This July l, 1916.
r. G.. FLORENCE,
Chairman
w. p. REDICK,
Secretary
ID. j. McRAE,
Election Commissioners for Ben
ton County.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-07-28
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