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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-01-06


Mrs q K. Lindsey and dsugh.
ters, Misses Zella and Chloe, Mrs.
Ollie Slifter and son, Fred. Mr.
and Mrs A. ID. Buck were at
Crockett last Sunday the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs A. s, Dix.
Miss Ruth ADAMS, Of Gary,
NV, Va, and Miss Myrtle Dix of
Crockett. we've t ne gnesta Of
Misses Edna and ZeiIa Lindsey
a few DAYS last week.
Estell Six, of Montreal, CAN,
is Wishing friends and relatives
in and near town.
The young people of Black
Lick had u gay time during Che
/ holidays. Most oil tho college
/ boys ana girls were home
were:: Misses Margaret III ber-
/ ger and Mary Margaret Brown,
! from SuIlins; Misses Anna Mary
and Ethel Csssell, from Eliza
beth; Miss Vivian Brown, from
Marion; Paul Brown and Case
well six, from Roanoke, These
| young people had number of
their cOllege friends as guests.
and they enlivened the HOLIDAYS
with a number of uelighuful SOC
I.ial affairs.
Attorney O G. Brewer, of Pu-
laski, attended the banquet hero.
last Thursday night given by.
Rural RETREAT Lodge No, s L
knights of ,Pytllas.
Harry Myers, If Bristol, spent.
the holidays witch his aunt Mrs.
u ID Bah on BLACK Lick.
Dwight Ball left Monday for
Observation-Disclosures enterthe Uni
versitY of Virginia.
g, r. antI G.. 9. Lindsey were
in Roanoke Saturday and Sun
iav.
Mrs. w b. Richmond an d
little daughter, who have been
visiting 1t Lynchburg, returned
home Monday night.
Kobt. Shupe returned Sunday
to his schoo, at lebanon.
George II. iphilIippl, Of near
Groseclose died last Wednesday
night. He had been sick for sew
eral months but was only con-
fined to mis- bed three or four
days.
H r. Harkrader, of Max Mead
ows, was business visitor in
town last Thursday.
Rev j a Fl. Shuler was a.
business visitor to Marion last
Wednesday,.
Rev. S. B Vanght, of Wyrhe
vile, spent last Thursday night
with DR.. and Mrs. w. G.. Drlp.
9. N Sisson and L. "A. Slaugh
ter, of Roanoke College spent the /
holidays with friends on Black
Lick.
} G. Copenhaver was IN Bis
tot a few days ftae first of the
week.
DR.. Barney Thompson, of Cen
tenery College, Cleveland, Temn J,
was here Sunday to see the Sull-
ms girls about entering h s
school. He preached splendid
sermon Sunday night n t TIL 81
Methodist Church.
Mrs. . "A Dix and daughters,
of Black Lick, spent theholidays
IN Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cottle and
children, who have been visiting
the 'lattel's mother, Mrs. e. v.
Miller, have returned to w. Wa.
If you. wantto contract your
hogs for Nov. list, delivered AL
sc dressed. See w. S. lindsey.
So MANY of Gus people are sick
that 1t would be impossible to
name each one. Some have deep
colds ana others have s'grip."
Miss Grace Buck returned to
Marion College Monday after
spending the holidays at home.
Misses Marpie Kindar and ITO.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-01-06
Rural Retreat Drug Co.
Not ice

All persons haEing actotfn g
with us VIII Kindly call and sci.
file same for the past veitr, 1918.
The bfisinrss having changed
hands We will appreciate q
Prompt settlement of all ac-
counts
Rural Retreat I9rtig 90.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-01-06

Mr.. Coffey, of Bristol, spent
Sunday with his wife who i s
visiting h er parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Hankla'
Mrs. Mary Cannon who fell
several weeks ago continues III,
bat is imDl owing,
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-01-06

December 9th, lal5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
5liidtcten in einrm Suricu6.

3wci @idnner uno cine 6rou ipurOen
oeitern 9l6eno bon Der @e6cint.
poli5ei Degen GerIeGltng oeS
9ltnoes-0roeuen-@eiebes oerbof.
tet. n 9lGe 3rei botten aneebli6
nartotii6e Nfittel in i3rem 9eiis.
Bon @ebeimpoli5iiten berfolgt, Der,
iudten &ouiS 2oiber 6ranfIin unO
feline @ottin, 6ral 6. 2aiber, in ei-
mem Eoricab 81 flii6ten. Sic mllr-
oen aber bon oen @e6eimpoli5ilten
@areD uno GooneD in eincln onoeren
9lutomobil OerioIet uno einige Stro.
Benl1ngtn elltfernt oerboftet. gS. ..
@omOp Der nit Dem @blpaor mar
uno in Der gtd6e scr Gomoen-Stotion
OeribponO, miiroe cine 6oIbe StiinOc
ip6ter al DER @de bon @utow. lmO
galtimoreitroBe bon Geteftip 0opis
perboitet unO ebeufoaS noc6 Dem 80.
i5ci.SolptQuortier gebroG)t Oos
Erio mllrOe iorgidltig oiiitirt luO
murOc ongeblib an &aiber cine 0uon.
tit6t Seroine uno @lorp6iL ioiuie
cine 9roBe 9ln5obl S6IiiHel gchlu-
ocn. ,Sroi 2oi6cr botta an9cblib
cine Guontitdt Seroine an iid, ebcnio
bate anecbli6 0owOp Scrtine in lei-
ncm 9eiit. Die &er6oitcten, ole an.
gabcn, IN gloriolf 81 mobncn, plir-
ocn no9 ser mittlcren @tli5eiitotion
9c6radt, no Tie ougeihulDigt unroen
dngcbIih oos 8unoes Droguen-@cieb
oerlebt 81 boben. Die @ebcinpoli5ei
1T Der g(Nii6t OoB oie Orel &crbofte-
ten einer 9onoc an9eborcn, lpelde iid
nit Dem &crfoli bon norfotiiden
N}ittcln 6ciaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
Die DylOrOOettidIe SIllsemeinc Sei'
tnns" iiber Die Serpflansnue
Der Qiller geb1lfernna.

Gte Grie9SnloBnobme Deltida
LAMBS Ger Serpflui5une Der 2iller
9epolferlne ouf's 2onO muroe bier,
5ulonOe auf peridieOene @eiie barge.
iteat umo bielfod 5u llneunlteil
Deutidlmo's ouseeidIo6tet. g8ir
iino nun in Der Soee, unieren 2eiern
bieriiber eincn glrtitel Der .gtcroO.
gIllg. 3eitina" 81 bieten, DER lns TO-.
chen erreidt bot. 9orin beiBt es Snt
erlten Drittel oes Wtonots glbril 1916
berpflnnate Die Oeutibe oberite See.
resleitlIne runo 10000 @inmobner
Der norofron6oiiIben StdOte 2ilIe,
&ouboir unO Sourcoing oif Sano.
@s unterIieet feinem 3meifel oub
oieir NloBnobme Der fron6oliiden
&egierune in fiir6eiter 9eit befannt
puroe. Erosoem nobm ole fronooii.
Idle &egierltne 6u Der glneelceenbeit
in feiuer @eiie SteIluue uuo mohte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

nohocnl cr Nlontog iein @}ittogciien
cingenommeu 6otte. Seine Somi-
lieumitglieOcr wuroen fur5 Dor ici.
nem GoOe berbeigeruien, ais Der 3u.
lionO oeS aranten Elm ie6r fritii6er
Uuroe. Gr Wuroc bon Cr. 5. 5. 30.
Ientiui Dem 2lr5t 0eS 5eucr Gcpor.
tenentS, bebon0elt Sr. So6nS mar
elmer Ger beit6efannteu Corporations.
9lmU6lte Der Staot um0 ou6 poll.
tilb oils ottiper Gemofrat, icitOenl er
5um eritcn Oiale an ocr @o6lirne
feline Stinme obgo6, iebr tbGtig. ST
mar Eoli5eiri6ter in Der olten @en-
trol goli5eiltotion an ser gIort6
StroBe p0brenO Ger 9lominiItrotiou
oes @ouoerneurs Carroll. gr muroc
pom O|opor Ercltou 5pciniaI gum
Brdlioenten ser 6eucr6e6orOe CT.
nonnt lnO bat mobrcuO ieincr 9lnttS.
tbGtigfeit Oiele beOeutcnOc Ger6eIc-
rrungcn inn Soidpcicn lmIcrcr Stoot
cinociii6rt, unO eS lit i6m 5um gro
ben E6ciIe 81 Oer0oufen, ooB lnicre
6eucrlpe6r I'M gon5en 2onoe ais mn.
ltergiiltig ongeie6en miro.
Sr. Sobns plrOe Dor 6S So6rcn
in Baltimore olS So6n OoS 9oumel-
tiers 9iicboro S. So6nS auo 9eIIcu
@ottin Nlorgorct, aeb @icrcc, gcbo-
rem unO bciuGte ipGter Die 6ifentIi.
den Sdnlen Der StoOt, nod oercn
IbIoloirlne er inter Dem 9lmuoItg9.
S6epporo 9rDou sic 9lec6te ltlotrte.
@r perbeirotbete iih nit Sri. @eIiic
Seedl, unO aus Der @6e entipruIen
5luei So1tcr, Sri. Goieao SSo6ns lm0
6rau 2iap 9egiiter 9(uBer oieicr
betrduern Elm @nfel lmO einc Shmc.
itcr Sri. 9p0ia Sobns, iomic iie6en
9riocr, SbomaS g., lieutenant @.
y. Sobus bon scr Spribcn @om
pognie gtr. 80, So6n 9. BON Spfes.
bile, 9io6ert 50. See, Cabin 9li66b
umO @ooe Sompton BON gleu yorf,
oen 400 oes Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
Sin aana aefa6rlidlcr CsenernI.

81 @oio, Ger, z. 9loocmbcr.
Sin mcrifoniihcr 6Iii9tlmg, meldcr
aus Gbi1uobuo Gim in ser Icbten
gto6t bier eineetroifcn lit. beribtet
ooB SiIlo 9onoitcn oos Soar 5weier
merifonil9er 6rolen NIT Scl &C.
tronft imO Damn IN 9rono aeltcdt
bottcn. Dies oeibob onee6Iidb am
%. Oftcber in Souto goloIio. Scr
6lilHtling 9iebt an nit 9luacn3eu-
gen oieieS GorfoIIs eeipro6cn 8u bo.
ben. @lei6faIls tbeiIte oerieI6e Waunn
NIT Dab General ltribe, Gin Gillo-
Gonmonoont in Souto HoIolio, err
Hart bobe, Dob er ollie 9tmcrifoner
imo GbineIcn Die ourd feline Erup-
pen gefongen eenonunen meroen,
tooten loiien peroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

IT - u D eU ut ~ | VI 0 u.
gtIoHto. Ga. z. Nop II BRA.
iiOent @iIion erbiclt Die acfpo6nIidDc
groBe oemofrotiihc @laioritGt in oen
SiiOitoaten @irghiicn, gsorO. Ii. SiiO.
Carolina Georgia. 6lorioo, 9aoba.
mo aaiiiiiiippi Senueiicc, sIrfouids,
2oriiiona unO GernS,
Eie Gewofraten gemonnen meuie.
items einen GonereBiib, oa ser Sc.
motrot 3ebulon @eaner oen eegen.
portieen Snbober, oen &epubIifoner
SomeS 5. Britt pom 10. Giitrift BON
gtoro Carolina beiieete. Sier6urb
miro Die Noro Carolina Delegation
pieOer poa5dbIie oemofratild.
Sn Iirginien bebielten oie 1eno.
froten Die bisberieen 8 Sise, nab.
reno inn 8. Giitrift, ser immer repll.
blifaniib mar, Der Gonercb.9Ibeeoro.
nete s. .. Slemp ipieoer eelp1bIt
uuroe. 3uei Giitrifte in Sennciiec
ilno elmer IN Souiiiano, ser iebt ei.
nen proereiiipen &ertreter Bat, iinO
nod 5peifelboft.
Wl cGorm 4 BE eltreitet0lie.
0erloge
9leip 9orf, Z. 9top. I'm If
llbr 80 belite 9Ibeno erlieB Sr. @once
0lcGormid, Der Goriieer oes oemo.
fratiiden 9tationoI @ontites, Die
naditebenoe GrfIdruug:
n@ir geben Die @rip1bllua &usbes
obioiut niht 5i. Yr6iioeut @iliou
Fam INNER nod eclpiuneu nit ben
Stimmeu Der Stooteu, BON ocneu
nod 10 gut pie nidtS eebort ipuroe
@ir 6aben DISQUALIFICATION non I'M,
ierern meitliten Souptqudrtier, bob
Sliuois nift ais fir puebes eeben0
5uaeItanoen miro. 9Iue meitIiheu
Stooteu miiiieu nod bon iid boreu
Ioiieu.
@ir bo6en 0letp gort auieegebetb
ino oen 9ln5eihen nadh boben ipir
gletp SerieD oerloren Iob tuir be-
boupteu oen gIr5eihen nod nod0lai
IoduIetts uno aunias. GeIowore
iuro @lorploro eriheiueu fir Bilion
iider~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
Nm Den StaOtmanern pua SDSan5.
@on @erbert @uIenberq.

Nlan9en 2onoihoftcn G6nat einc
unerflorli9e S6onbeit an. glber mir
0elttl9en limo ndrrii6c 2cllte. g8ir
niiiien crit oen 0ingen ouf 0en
@runo ge6en miiiien crit ieitlteIlen,
parlim etmas i96n lit llno Iclon iein
oorf. llno fangen Damn on nit aont
5u oefinieren: uSdon lit, mas o6ne
Sttereiie pobleefdat." 0oer Ielen
8undhit einen 9lufioB BON 56oppen.
bauer iiber Den metdpboiiiGen @runo
imieres @oblgefollens an 9iuinen.
Grit Oonn wenn mir unS per9emiiiert
bo6en, Oob unO worum cine Code
ib0n it, fangen mir an 5u oeriu9en,
ms an ibr 5l erfreuen. SD fono
oft Oeuti6e 9ieiieoefd6rteu, Die ni6t
begreiien fonnteu, mas an oen alten
bp5ontiniiben Stootlnouern oonGou.
itoutiuopel id0u iei an oieiem Itoll-
bigeu, perfalleuen, ungepileeten @e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
3nr ctuiscn Nin6e scbcttct.

gIuf Dem Oof 2opn.6 .6rieo6ofe ipur0e
Serr @bil. S1iibIer 5ur lebtcn
&ubc 9ebettct.- @roBes Srauer.
gefolee botte lib eingefin0cn. ~
9lumenipenoen in rei6liber
3obl beoedten oeil Surg. Serr
RidorO SSones foot.
gIuf Dem 0of 2own 5rico6oi ipur.
Ocn geitern 9}odmittog sic iroiIden
lleberreite oes am A. 9}opcm6er Der.
Itor6eneu &rn @6il. SGii6ler sur
lebten 9lu6e beitottet. Ger @eiie-
blug ging cine Erouerieierli6feit I'M
Stcr6c6ouie 9lr. $500, Glorenount.
9lOenuc, intcr 2eitlng ocS @oltors
s. s. SeinS bon Der enQI. htt6. Gmo.
nnels Stride ltott, an Der sic Sam
lienonaeborieen 9bcil nobmcn. gnS
9o6rtu6tr0ger iun1irten N2itglicOcr
Ocs 9iIion Soften ocr @roBcn 9lr-
mce Der Hcpublif, Dem oer Gcritor.
benc lon0eSo6re onecbort botte. Scr
Sorg NOR nit ciner omerifoniiden
Sld9gc unl6illt, unO ais ocriclbe aus
Dem Sollic getrogen pirOe, ipieltcli
nc6rere ieiner oltcn ariegS Same
roOcu rincn Erauernorid. Gic 9c.
t6eiligung an Oer 9ciicblno ipor cine
iebr 5o6lreid5e ilnO legte e6cnio mic
oic 5oblreiden prddtpolIen Sllmlen.
ipcnocn Gin 6ereotcs 3cugniB ab bon
ocr 2icbc llnO 9ldhlng. Die iid Der
@erltorbeue md6reno iciteS lon9en
2c6enslnlfs crluorbcn bot.
Sr. Sdu6ler crreidte Gin 9llter
BON SO SSo6ren uno I Gag unO er-
ircutc iid bis cine @odc Dor ieiuem
IuOe elmer fiir iein 9lltcr gilten @e.
Ino6eit. ST muroe IN Geiitidlono
qe6orcn lnO fam inn Sitter BON II
,So6ren nod Baltimore. no CT itniln.
ter6roGen nit 9lusno6me Der Gouer
oes 9iireertriegeS gelpo6nt bat. Sei-
ne @ottin @Iiiobet6, gin0 i6m boz
bier So6ren i'm EoOe oorous.
Gr binterldBt einen Sobn, Srn.Sp.
56ii6Ier, unO 5lpei Sodter, Sri. Si'
ma S9u6ler unO 6rou S. gS. 9eem,
6ei Scr er ieine lebteu 2ebensio5rc
ocrbrodte. Gie geeroigungs slr'
rangenents lagen in ben SanOen
BON $. Gob0e & So6n
Ger &rGii0ent Der 6euer'
ge6or0e.
Sr. 9li4oro $. Sobns, Der NrdlI-
Dent ser Seuer6e6or0e mo Sorliber
DER offentli6en Si6er6eits 9e1or-
oe. itorb 0}ontog 0}a6t in ieiner
@obnung. OR. 1903, 9loro Central
SIuenue. nodoem er nurwenigeShtn'
Oen fronf gemeien mar. Gin Ser5'
ihIo9, oeruriadt olrd ofiite llnper'
oouIidfeit fii6rte ieinen 600 terbet
@r Sobns 6otte ieit mebreren Sdgen
iiber llnpobIiein getlaet, ood per'
idlimmerte iih iein 3uitano crit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
9Os SeIep6On i'm Gicnftc Der
Srieasdliruraie.

Tie neue @ntluidlnng Der @uno-
tberopie bot befonntlid 3u elmer Gin.
Idr1nfung ser fiinItlihcn @ineriFfe
seiiibrt. 81 oieIcn 6dllcn rrihcttt
es geboten oas III sen aorpcr cinpr-
OrImseuc @eihoBitiid rubie III Die
@epcbe cinbeilcn 5u laiIen uuo aIleS
fern8ubaIten. mas Sen notiirliden
SeiImgspro5cB It0rcn fonnte. GS
biloet lid inn oaS @elhoB oann elm
ShubmonteI, ser cs poIlfommen
obidlteBt, Io0oB bic 5tornnaeu i'll
ben 6iliftioncu bes Grqonismus
aon5 gerinefiieig iino, SSit oaS Gc.
idoB freilih an bcicuoers mihtieen
SteIlcn oeS aorperS eclaeert, iuic I'M
9Iu9e, IN Der 9Iaic, ser 9uftrobrc
ooer 10, OoB es 9ferpen uuo @efGBe
qiletidJt, Oom muB uutiirIid aud1
icst 81 hirurGiiheit Gingriifen al.
idbrItten iDeroen. Ga bel elmer iii.
gilnitiger Sage i'm Gorpcr aud ourdl
&ontgenoilinobmc oie 9ofoIiiotion
nlr iebr inaef1br itattfinoen fonn,
neil ia Die Glutte immer nir Elm
5tueioimeniionoIeS 9ilo licicrn fam,
10 bat Die Srieeshirurgie Derid,ie.
oene einiadere Wietbooen 3um 9luf.
ttnoeu oer @cihoiic 3it fiuocn qe.
indt Gin weeen ibrer Ginfahbeit
lebr einIelihten0e W2et6ooe Bat Ger
ensIiidc Gbirltrs Z, No. Gobioiou,
wie in Der llmidon beridtct piro,
argcpenoet. @r bemibt cine EN-.
pfinOlide Gelcpbonlonoc, All oeren
6wei ginfiibrimesor1bten Iidb il ciu
glnihhlB aus &Iatinblch bc5w. 5iI.
berblcdl beiinoct. Turdj oicic 9In.
lHliiiie IdoItct man ocn Norper 0es
Fdtientcn IN oen Stromfreis Elm in0
5ipar 70, oaB 0os cine aontutienOe
5ugleid ais Sou0c benubt miro
StoBt ole SonOe onf Elm Dletoliiiid.
10 miro Der ggioeritano. Scr i'm
lHelHWllu)efl &orper 5iculidl be0ci.
teno Ut. oerrinsert mo oer Strout
entlpredeuo itorfer. maS i'm TeIc.
pDon onrh ein ploBIiH einietenbes
Stnoden ouee5eigt miro. Ger 70 Rs.
talilirte Sremoforper IdBf lid, Damn
lei9t out oem iibIidcn dlirilroijden
@eae entfernen obnc ooB olrd) Sds
~Sn1en" ole %iuoc Ic6r acretst
iporoen mare; aud fam ourdi Sie.
les @erfabrcn oie Nnucr Scr Cpero.
tlon beoeuteno abeefiir3t iuer0cn
---------------
Gn3Gelid. 3imnerberr
.%enu id meinen @lureenfaiiee trim.
fe, mpB i'd umpiQfiirlid geraIeid,c
nut melnem aopi6oor anite0en
ssirtbtn (geibmeidelt) .9ld. Sic
metnen wobI, peiI CT aud loldc id,o.
ne braime 6or6e bot2" 3innier.
perr ~O'eiu neil cr tGsIi6 oiinuer
mir0l"
&etn @unoer. ,Gnalono ioIl
"a bereits on NhnitionslnonaeI Iei.
ocuF vaein gSim0er. menn man lei.
ttpt3 fcro,,.. 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

@lni6, peitere neutrnIe Boiler &C.
gen oie llittcImdbte mobH 5u ma.
den oas iporen oiicniihtlih bic @e.
peseriiuoc, oie uniere Seiuoe Deran.
laBten, oie Elm &ierteliobr lana auFS
Gis eeleate Gutriiihmg nimmelr 5nn
glufmallen 81 bringen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
@no6c8 sen sioot nit cincr 9hroIi-

SugbcS Ocn Sioot nit elmer 8hrolis
tat BON eima 10000 gcpinaen miir0c,
iIno Dab Sr. Soroina, Ger rcpublifo-
niiAe @ouuernelirs-GonoiOot nit Ell
ner beOerten0 gr0Bcreu Moiorit0t
Den Sicg oopontrug.
Ser crIte Sie0 iirSugbeS
Fitts Wloii. 7. 9top. -
Seem 9ti6iorO, Ger flcinite Srt i'm
Staote, fam ii9 ri6men, ocn erlten
OoaitduOieen @oblbcridt eeIiefert 5ll
boben. Ger StinmpIob oorf fonnte
ibon Inn 10 llbr beute Gormittoa
geidloiien perocn, mo sic Stimmen.
5dbhmg crgab i6 Stimmen fir
SugbeS lmO Z fiir @iIIon. Sn 1912
gob 9libiorO 4 Stimmcn fir g9ilion,
z fiir Gait uuO iir &ooieoeIt.
&cnniDlOonien.
. biln0elp6io. Z. g}oD.-- &c.
ridten BON 1888 Ciitrifteu ans 696s
nod er6ielt SSilion 45,Ol0, Sug6cs
102,t74 Stimmcu.
@tsconiin
Wlilmoufee T. 9}oo. 800
@reinfte aus $3.50 inn 5taotc go6cn
gSilion 1902, S6ug6es 23,SO2 Sir
@ouberneur. % @re,inftc ais 2250
i'm Stootc: Gemofrot gGiaianS A.,
2i7; %6ilippS, Gepii6lifoncr, GS24,
9cridtc aus $50 ucituer6reitcten
Frc5infteu go6en ou9euidcinIi6 2 5u
1 fiir Senator ga 6oaette i6cr
Molfc
u epublifoncr crluGblcn
ibren @oltoern eurS.
GonOi ootcn.
Grenton &..Sy Z. gtob. SSm
repu6litoniiden Souptquortier pur-
oe INN 9.45 be6ouptet. Sng6eS, g9ol.
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
IHOW'S This?

W. offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that IAN
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years, and has become known as
the most reliable, remedy for Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru the Blood
on the Mucous surfaces. expelling the
Poison from the Blood and healing the
diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Cure for a short time you will see a
great improvement IN your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh
Cure at nee and get rid Of catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
BE CHEERFUL.

Nov the u is shining brightest.
And the birds are all in tune,
And the flowers are blooming fairest,
50 don't be crying for the moon.
So be cheerful.
eff you are less happy than your neigh
Dor,
And things come most his way.
It's because he's caught the weather,
And if you will, you may,
So be cheerful"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
READY FOR BUSINESS

/ wish to call the attention of the
public to the fact that my Saw-Mill,
two miles North of Browning, is now
running regularly and / am prepared
to fill all orders for gum and cypress
framing lumber at reasonable prices.
IT you will mail me your orders they
will be given prompt attention.
A. W. ROSS,
Greenwood. Miss,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
GREENWOOD HAS CANDIDATE

Miss Jennie Gean Stoddard has
entered the vacation Tour Con-
test the Memphis News Scimitar
is conducting. She is the only
candidate from Greenwood, and
is in competition with the candi-
dates from Grenada, Aberdeen,
Columbus, West Point and Oko-
Iona. Give. her your subscription
and help her to win this beautiful
trip.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
Rheumatism.

1t you are troubled with chronic or
muscular rheumatism give Chamber
lain's Liniment a trial. The relief
from pain which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. Ubtainable
everywhere.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19

Simply marvelous-no pain-no cut
ting-no aches-cor1s vanish, You
never saw anything like it in your whole
!ite. Why suffer another minute-why
limp around and act like an old cripple7
Comfort Corn Plastevs will make YOU
rornp around like a 2-year-old. The
old, hard, stubborn corn goes-without
paint simply vanishes owe night.
Just ask for Comfort Corn PIusteys.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Corn P~Lnsteys
are guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction o money back. Only Csc the
package.
L. N. CHANDLER, DRUGS
218 Howard Street
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
Book for Household Hints.

A separate book should be kept for
household hints. These. too, should be
placed In alphabetical order. II the
find her scrap book a great aid and
comfort, for she can turn to it when
ever necessary with the assurance
that the desired knowledge will al
ways be there. .
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19

Lots OF people read anything;
some are more particular-they
read The Commonwealth,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19

FOR RENT-Omce in the Weller
building. Apply 70 Dr.. W. r. John
son, City.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
FOR SALE.

One Of the most desirable residences
on West River Front in Greenwood.
Lot 10Ox425 feet, running through from
the River to Strong Ave. Servant and
other outhouses. Win sell ut q bargain.
Apply to s. R. COLEMAN.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
Cypress Shingles for sale
by c. G. Nichols, Swiftown,
Miss, Phone 14-5 rings.

The Greenwood Theatre is the place
for you to keep cool and comfortable.
A large exhaust fan and twenty oscil-
ating fans does the work.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
Posted Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all of my
lands in Lehore county. Miss, are
posted against all Peddlers, Hunters
and Trespassers of all kinds, and that
all persons caught trespassing on same
will be prosecuted to the fullest extent
of the laws. Take due notice thereof
and govern:yourselves accordingly, as I
do not want to cause anyone trouble or
expense-but must protect my inter-
ests in the matter.
MRS. S. P. SOUTHWORTH.
May z, 1916. Sidon. Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19

You like self~made men; so do we
but many of them show poor
workmanship.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-05-19
Blood is the Vital FIuid
Keep 1t
Pure with. -
6Oc and ST. Bottles
Docs Little Mistake.

Docs Little Mistake.
Nothing the matter with you at all
You are in perfect health. Why. your
pulse is as steady as clockwork!" But
doctor, you have got your fingers on
my wrist watch!"