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The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

spent the holidays with the family.
Mrs. T. G. Edwards and little daugh-
ter Katherine went to Paonia Sunday
and visited short time with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Dolsbaugh have
returned to Leadville after pleasant
holiday visit with his mother and sis
ters.
Fred Metteer departed Tuesday for
Buena Vista after pleasant week
. with his sister. Mrs H E Tyler and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Enyart are ex-
pecting Mr.. Enyart's mother Mrs.
Rebecca Enyart of Salt Lake for a
visit this week
Mrs. B. L. Herd and children, who
have been visiting the E. S. Beach
family returned this week TO their
home in Placerville
John Stauffer arrived Monday from
Loveland. where he is employed and
will visit a few days with his parents
in North Delta, Mr., and Mrs. A F.
Stauffer.
1t was a sensible precaution when
the gift-givers were asked to send
clothing and other sensible things
for Christmas, instead of worthless
gew-gaws.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ploger and little
daughter Barbara will leave Sunday
for Los Angeles. California Mr..
Ploger will return in about a month.
Mrs Ploger and Barbara staying for
some time longer.
r. J. Spencer. a former Delta bust
ness man now travelling for a Denver
firm. was here Saturday and Sunday
on business matters. and while here
paid the Independent office a pleas
ant call.
w. B. Odem, who has Jeen visiting
with his parents. J. E. Odem, depart
ed this week for Los Angeles and
other coast points to enjoy the bal
ance of his furlough from duties with
the Canadian home guards.
James B. Blackwell took the train
here Thursday for Los Angeles. Calf
ornia. Jim has severed his connection
with the North Fork Times, at Hotch-
kiss. which he has been publishing for
a year or more. He says that his
health requires a change.
Mrs. Vernon c. Bridges entertained
the members of the Young Mems
Sunday school class of the Baptist
church Friday evening About thirty
were present and the evening was
most pleasantly spent with games.
Delicious refreshments were served
by Mrs. Bridges.
John Uglow, of Olathe, and daugh-
ter, Miss Florence. came down Mon
day and spent New Years with Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Marshall and the boys,
the former returning the following
morning and Miss Florence spending
a few days more of her holiday vaca-
ton in Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Porter Treat arriv- i
ed from Denver last week to visit the
DR.. A. II. and w, b. Stockham fami-
lies, Mr.. Treat was formerly presi- |
dent of the Colorado Women's college |
He and Mrs. Treat will occupy the |
Stockham home on Garnet mesa while |
they are absent in California, and may |
If the climate suits build themselves
a home on some property which they
own on the mesa.
The board of county commissioners
of Montrose county have decided to
offer a reward of 5000 for the appre-
hension of John o. Bush. who is
charged with the murder and subse-
luent horrible disposition of the body
If his son. Otis Bush. on the night of
December 18th. 1917. Sheriff Gill
this amount by offering
$50 out OF his own pocket. The mother
IT John o. Bush, Mrs. Nancy Jane
Bush is still in the city Jail here.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

1t was a sensible precaution when
clothing and other sensible things
for Christmas, instead of worthless
gew-gaMS.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Enyart are ex-
pecting Mr.. Enyart's mother Mrs.
Rebecca Enyart of Salt Lake for
visit. this week.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Fred Metteer departed Tuesday for
Buena Vista after a pleasant week
with his sister. Mrs. H. E. Tyler and
family.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Mrs. B. l. Herd and children, who
have been visiting the E. S. Beach
family returned this week to their
home in PIacerville.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

John Stauffer arrived Monday from
Loyeland. where he is employed. and
will visit a few days with his parents
in North Delta. Mr.. and Mrs. A F.
Stauffer.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Mrs. Vernon c. Bridges entertained
the members of the Young Mems
Sunday school class of the Baptist
church Friday evening, About thirty
were present and the evening was
most pleasantly spent with games.
Delicious refreshments were served
by Mrs. Bridges.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dolsbaugh have
returned to Leadville after pleasant
holiday visit with his mother and sis
ters.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Mrs T. G. Edwards and little daugh-
ter Katherine went to Paonia Sunday
and visited a short time with rela-
tives.
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Mrs. A. L. Gerst is home from her
Gunnison visit.
H. X Gibbs returned Wednesday
from a short trip to Denver.
Miss Ruth Davis of Read went to
Olathe this week to visit Mrs. S. B.
Davis.
Mrs. B. F. Anderson left Thursday
to visit Mrs. Byron Heckert
of Olathe.
j. F. Whiteside, postmaster and
merchant of Read, was in Delta yester-
day on business.
Mrs. Charles Keenan, is seriously
i'll and her friends receive this word
with sincere sorrow.
Mrs. l. G. Carson and children of
L dOilId are NiSliuS tiie w n DuIuelte
family for a few days.
Mrs. Matte Bragg and children
spent the holidays with her mother
en- ranch near Olathe.
Miss Ursula Shumaker of Montrose
arrived Saturday to visit Miss Mary
Zanninetti a short while.
Sheriff Davis left Wednesday for
Pueblo. taking Mrs. Lillian Rhodes of
Paonia to the hospital there.
Mrs. Louis Seicrest of Montrose ar
rived Monday to spend a few days |
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder
DIR. d. w. States, who has been Wis
iting his brother. Chas. 4. States at !
Cedaredge. left Thursday for his home |
in Idaho.
Miss Mayhem has returned to her
work in the office of the Forest ser
vice after a pleasant holiday visit at
Montrose.
Miss Jean Duke of Hotchkiss. who
has been visiting the G. H. Duke fam
lily of Hotchkiss returned to her school
work at Boulder Thursday.
Mrs Mary B. Miller arrived from
Evanston, Ill, Friday afternoon for
several months visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Vernon c. Bridges.
Blanche Ramey returned Sunday to
Grand Junction to take up her school
work. after spending week with her |
mother. Mrs. d. Z. Ramey.
Bert Ridley, our local greenhouse
man. was operated on at the Delta
hospital Wednesday. for appendicitis
He is getting along very nicely
Jack Forbare. a prominent cattle
man of the Hotchkiss district, spent
Thursday in town, on his way to Glen
wood Springs for treatment and baths.
Miss Mildred Stewart of Paonia, was
passenger east yesterday. enroute
to Rocky Ford. where she is teach
ing. She will stop for a couple of
days to visit with friends at Colorado
Springs.
Surprised by Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simons and
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Miss Kate Walker returned Sunday
evening from Gunnison where she
spent the holidays with the family
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

John Uglow, of Olathe, and daugh
ter. Miss Florence. came down Mon,
day and spent New Years with Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Marshall and the boys,
the former returning the following
morning and Miss Florence spending
a few days more of her holiday vaca-
tion in Delta
The Delta independent., 1918-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Starks of Pao-
mia were business visitors mere Thurs
day.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Corbin.
The ]. A. kitner family arrived Sat
urday from LaPlace. Illinois. expect
ing to reside here.
After visiting Mrs. B. E. Craig, Mrs.
George NARROW returned to her home
in Montrose Friday.
Lawrence Hick was home from the
Gunnison high school to spend Christ
mas with his parents.
Prof. w. d. Bailey, superintendent.
Cedaredge schools. called on the In
dependent last Friday.
Mrs. George Robinson lett this week
to visit Mrs. H. CASSIDY of Boulder,
expecting to be gone about two weeks.
Miss Kate Walker returned Sunday
evening from Gunnison where she
spent the holidays with the family.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
APPOINTMENTS MADE

-Oie Mss Is sesdinx Is s.vss-,s
"a one professor 70 the p oTC
camp. Fort Sber56za- I,f,o,s IT,.
mea ulA report July Issh..o-aay. II.
ioli0~Ing stD6en.S have bee- go
al beng fFOa Mississippi
A b Carney. ClzrkSaaIe
Z L Cochran. BzBdEyn-
X n Creskra0-s. Water Waller
nEa1E@a Do1ey. Holly Sprinrs
Eooer- Fzrisy. Oxforud.
A B. George. NT,r. Yura
L l. Hester. TzylorxTlIle.
v " Hal. MerSdE1z.
l. n Iigg7;ts. Cz-.oz-
Z T. Seilsoz. Lsxizrroz
W Il NeES0rn. Senz.o1sx
" o. Swaa. Uziverxity.
X G. T1nxerSley. Oxford.
D. 2 loAnsoo. BztesrIle.
n c IzEr. Jr-. Lur-b%rro-.
ProtessOr Z J. Erwin, UnTrerxity.
These men are 70 return 10 the
University. AZ the close Of their train
ing. where they are 10 assist army
officers IN training other students.
The War Department proposes to es-
i2ollSh ! military unit a. the Univer-
sity Of Mississippi, which wiIl Be Co
Ordinzted with the offIoers' Reserve
Corps
-Four hundred and fifty ~Ole Miss
students are now in the Army and
Navy, and five Of them have already
made the supreme sacrifice in be-
half Of their country
-Four professor. Of the University
have obtained leave Of absence and
vii soon be ~OverSeas- IN the service
Of the Y. NJ c A Those patriotic
professors are Professors ]. ". Bel,
A L Bondurznt. D. H. Bishop. Of the
College Of Liberal Arts. and Prof.
D. n KimbrOagh Of the school Of
Law These men are considerably
over the drzft age and are eminently
qualified 20 perform the arduous
duties which will be theirs Overseas.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
NFgE CONTROL ACT -
SIGNED BY THE PRE>iDEN I

WASHINGTON. J1ly I6-Pne@-
.se-1 Wazo- tozzy su-d the wira
o1ar~l rs=zc5a-5on enpoW--Ing MIN u
-zke ever and oPer=-e tcr the period
q -he xzr II telegEzPa- te--Pao1e-
czsle md rz55o ll1sS
Prygzrzt5eas fer uk-g ovar ~
-ru-k lznc sz5egrzFl -ni -elsl.ac-s
zys-zrns already Ezve been r1oe 1g
.hs Pczz1ff5ae Dea1Tr--z-- -aa t-e
zs5ers-zodzE Is raz- Pr-zae1r y ---
za- W. e--r1s- tae E0Tssr-ert CO.
-rol q Pu-z-zzs-e- Generzl Bzriez--
Off5czls taznk 2rz5cz sll ta csrere-
very shortly
Tbe ures55er- s5gnei sAc resolz- ar
n the presence q Is zz-hor- EsFf-
sentative ASEel o. Lo-isizza- q
whom he presented tire PEI
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
Oxford LAFAYETTE County, Miss, Thursday July 49, 1915
JoHNSON-DIChINS


4 bs-sutlful vVes5dluE VA scl-zz-iz-
Cd y the hor1r 1f J. 5 D5-ksrs when
Mss ACME Ds-kcs bccz-le the br56e
Cf D. 2 J0hnz7a. OF w -s-sy- Miss
Res J. W Lee uszscsz1-n--
n, Seccrzticzs were of pink AMI
White wit barkgrvz.d r fc-rs-
Mrs z c McC1T- -anr vc-y
swee4ly Il Lave Yo1 T7-Iy.~ aeer
pzni-d By Mr. 6 H Pc-- o. Po-.e
who zia0 played see .--a an fe-E
erred -Te2unzn- vaZ bezut5tf---ll
during the cersEa-y-
Tae tr55e a-d rrrcr2 were p-eues5-
Cd b. Misses ire ard Nzrzz-y
DsekIns ard Ma J7a4 ard Weia
Dsckias. viz ezrre5 rrPeS u pink
and whste forming an aisle d5w-
which tse o1Cple rszzrhed
The bE5de zzS beoomInrly astire5 is
= trzvll1r SIT cf blue vsh gray
2ccessoz5es-
After a short trip- tiey azU b. &.
home n Czfversity. Nj
TIE ozt q toER IN u-S.z we're Mr.
& Z Johnson- ncthgr & .he rgoa-r-
Mrs Z HolloEsy. Waite Ho-lozay
Dr. ~ z D5ck5as 7a3 d1uEht.r. and
Mrs Mrs O. : C2rashers and d=a-h-
terS-Batezv5lle Pznolzza- 1Ith inst
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
WHEAT
GROWERS TO MEET
Reports EXPecied from every Sohool
las~irRet ia Coaaiy a. 10 Number Of
Acres 10 be Planted.

s4-zy. july e. the Lafayette
Caz1iF Wheat Grozers Associate
s - Oxford The meeting
u- be ae-l II tEe Court Ho1=e II 10
a'5sek 5r r1e morn5nE- This deois1z
vz-s re4zhed q. q meeting he'd a. ne
-ezFt Hp1se lzs- Saturday. zhsz 4
4z lecl-l % mss- ugoz tbe oa-n-
rl-zet- appointed Is make A. fun ~
zs ~ she arHeag~ ples-xrd for the
-Ez- .lFae wears zs can T. ssc-resl-
Three years uere bro1rt- O. the
best. as & To1ld no- pay d l1vess n
.r-Us-s- b5u.5ers a-d other uzrtinsry
necessary 20 Eroai-r wbezr- --ersly
for an exEeE lne-t of one year Cone
20 the meeting Saturday jay = znS
learn all 1bogt shat wiu b szF~cted
e y5- In tbs czmga5El % rrgE
zhezt
Ii was also isc5dsi 70 Flzce the
natter of srtfrE oo-ogerz-5a- ~
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s vork
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
TAYLOR NEWS

Mrs DixOn and daughter. Of Earle,
Ark are visiting her SISTER Mrs ].
". Bazbee-
Rev J. p H0r-on viii preach At
the baptist Church Sunday morning
AZ IL o'clock. also Sunday evening.
Lex everybody come
NeSSrs- ". D. HedleSson and fam
ily, NJ D. R2giznd and family Ira B.
Moore and family J. Z Walker and
Iesst@nes Hubert Joaes and Rufus
! lfe'olzr have gone to Tzllahatchie on
q camping expedition
Mrs DSekey and Mrs Saith and
family are visitors Of Ms G. W
Smith.
Ms Eunet Walker and chTIdr..
are sPeadIag the week n CoffesviHe
EIta Nr- ard Mrs Goodwin. fa,hav
and HaoSher Of Mrs- Walker. his vii
* = VeEy Psezszn; wesk for then =.
Fer7l Ct their childrsr fro-- varsuss
Posais will De with tbe~
Ms ! G. Hurdle u1s n oxfsrs
N0aazy.
he erSps are looking fairly u.n
''-1 a sood rain ~O1l6 D. greatly a.
p-ecE1ted
We s@d szzH FIRE ker~ u.-s..-
algnt- negro czbsn-
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
ICE CREAM SUFFER

The a-z an 5oe cream supper a.
tte herae 81 dr. and Mr. A C. Caai5,
saturday ue1-- July Is
~. Es-zni Morgan who left Nfa-
-e=zy fer training carp vas ne
guest q honor
Among -he guest were Mr. and
Mrs- il Brock and Ms z B Seaiy-
lrd son os Oxford
The house vas beautifully deco
rzsed r,h Wild ferns and crepe
mvrtle. Many games acre played oy
he Young people Delieious &c
-ram was served in the dining F0o1i-
then more games were played and
sverb,sy went home 10 dream q the
time when the soldier boys come
hone.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
VARDAMAN
TO SPEAK At OXFORD

Ii has been announced that Senator
- n Nardzmxn viii address the
people of Lafayette and adjoining
counties 1t Oxford. Monday. July p
1918
Senator Nardzn1an vii o1ly make
= few speeches during the remainder
q has campaign. his speech AZ Oxford
WIll b. among The first Slnoe return
inE 70 Mississippi
Everybody Is invited 70 De here On
that day and hear this great orator
and statesman
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
ALLIES HALT GERMAN DRIVE.

With the American Amy On the
Mar, July15.- Passed b. Cens0E.l =
Today Sherman Offensive agains tn
Americans collapsed Thc Americas
troops swiftly gained all their pOSi.s-
ons AID destroyed the German pcn-
toons across the Marne- Our troops
have taken 1900 prisOccr- so far.
Alderman forces IN the scuth band
Ct the Name are in d12ger Of being
captured
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
AVENT-WRIGHT-

Mss IRA Veln.z Axeu1 and Mr..
Roland W. Wrigat were united in
uarrszge last Saturday afternoon
g-ly 6. 1918 At 3 O'Clock It the resi-
-1esce Of the brides bruther-in-lzx.
NJ william A Boone
TIE library, where the ceremony
Ezs inpressivcIy performed By Rev.
"a. " Young, made beautiful set
tlng foT TIE important event trans
vGri,g with its tasteful Furnishings
and decorations Of pOtteo plants and
trailing ferns
Besides the brides mother and the
Bsaae household. Mesdzraes 2 H
Fzrr and l. Z Price were the only
Etber guests present As . prooes-
sisrlzl Nendelssohn's Wedding March
xzs played by Miss Mar Watson
Esune Eho continued te softly play
4Neditztion" during the ceremony
TIE attractive. wInSorne y0uzg
ir5de appeared her very l0velieS1 II
! rooaish cOa4 suit Of navy and pea
csck blue with the accessories Of hat
bsuts and gloves Of gray
The handsome groom, = manly
chzs7cter, wore . suit Of dark blue
Wiz gray shoes and upon leaving for
tn train i WAS observed that his hzs
as tbe same color Of gray
The br5de. . daughter Of Mrs SaSe
P and the late T. l. Aven1. Of Ia
E1ye-1e Springs. IN Al 2cconpllshed
znd popular y0ung LADY She k2s
nzrg frse56s N Pon.0tnc where s-e
z--en3eo school and gr2dazted- Sznce
K45ch tine she has made freg2ezt
rssl-s VITA relatives here TIE rzsz
.s-n 81 trO she has kzd charge q TIE
IN. grade II the p'sbllc school II
lsKsa-6-
The EEw1zz Is Z native Of Wz.er
Kz3ey- ms family beng 0ne q the
mhsr Fsxsnlnen- and Iz91ez1iLl NF -Az-
Iiars Seser-I>g the cccznEz150z q
ne la6e--zks- ne kz< p-~Fzr1d kiz-
,~1 Ei-h -he p-vE.e- rrzl--E and hzs
ben engaged N thai la.e e E0Ek
Gar ssgne tine. b01h \ Nezs65s ard
sariEs,-- Te-n HIS neral szAr7-s
md fzss business e1zrl5s5s=s z-sszr~ zac-
~-S
F<4lszzAg azzrrA1masrssnx z-6 ~
rnHsnn5eo sv several c< EAe z-rssDo-
l1-s. NJ and Ms Wr1v@- sefS cn the
t.sa srzzn fer the -Bau+ C7.y.- fsl-
lUE=a by the good wishes of zI -h=iF
friends who .rax- that tbe Sz- -zy
Frs- st-e zpan then - brIg%.ly md
raszr1r a. Co their wedding cav, and
ftlz Efe NAY bod fer then cu1--aess
his.sdngs- IN with the Sez-i5S Sin-
rs--ly lslns-P0z-otoc Ssz-zzel- 11Eh
Fnszsr--
Durans Miss Are-1'S Say IL OK
sTs she ersd9zrrd AerSeaf 20 EznT-
shs W2s lgvsd BY al Who knsE
hs- t0r her i2dy-Eke and Bgrzhos
1z1rts q Character As q -ezcner x
M EItl5c school sAe Was a0vec znc
admired By bsth her pzpll. md TIE
ls--a1s pf the school and he- 1bsenns
VI - ksealy feat By her many
friends here. who ioSn her Pun-oEoc
t-islas Il wishing her mach hxppi-
hess Rs she gli6es the rlz-rIno1Ezl
NJ
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18
GARDENER AETY-

Nss Durz Gzrs3e1aE. = Lzt-E e--s
Sv-zzEs- was 1zpr6g E-rrlaa -o lr-
Desc MrLzrrE- e Lafayette SFr5-E-
Suz1zv zrrH-me01 E@E- W D.
S-nz-k cFfsclzrz-E- Boch are PEul7--
81 yczzr P.s17.5e of t5eir community
We VISA tha-n En8ch hzpFineSs-
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18

LOST-A Public Reserve Card issued
10 Marvin Ben Franklin FEnae-
p1ease nal 70 Mr. B Franklin Den
-nars Ms. or 10 ". 2 Ivy, Oxford
z July 1928 p
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18

FOR SALE-One registered Poland
China SOW and seven pigs subject TO
registration Apply to r l. (BOb)
Chiffon, Oxford. Miss J-20i.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18

FOR RENT-AfteE September /. the
Mrs Jcne's hOuse On South Street,
apply 10 T. NJ S.Owers, Oxford. Miss
EJuly IL T.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18

FOR SALE-Upright piano. mahog
any case. in excellent condition For
particulars apply to Mrs D. l. Ross.
University Campus III
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18

fvk sALE-l4 Registered D1roc
.'s-ssg sigs. prsoe SIS ezrh II taken
WITH the next ten days Apply 70
4 L Naples, Oxford, Miss
Z 9lly 1925 IL p.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18

The county paper IS working for
you and the development Of me
eounty's resources and you should
support IL
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-18

fvR SALE-AbCCt 100 -@E IN c>2s
VIZ /. nA Apply to tbs efsoe-
The Robesonian., 1918-02-28
Preparing For Triangular De.
bates.

Chapel Hill. Feb. 27.-With only a
month before the triangular debates
over the State, the North Carolina De-
batting union is hard at work prepar-
ing for the final event. Secretary L
r. Rankin reports great amount of
interest in this years contest, and also
in the athletic events which will be
held at the same time during High
School Week, April 11-12
So far 800 separate high schools
have entered the debating contest
Many of the counties have manv
schools entered Robson has ii
Mecklenburg 10, Buncombe 8, Gull
ford 8, Alamance and Wake I each
Davidson 6, Durham 6, CASTOR 6, Ire
dell 6, Johnston 6, Moore 6, Pitt 6
Rowan 6, Scotland 6, Union 6, Wayne
s. Bladen, Duplin and Northampton, 5
The following seven counties are the
only ones without any representation
Brunswick, Hertford, Jackson, Jones
Madison, Mitchell and Watauga.
Preparations are being made vigcr,
ously in the schools for the approach.
ing contest and the indications are
that this years contest will be one OF
the most successful in the history OF
the Union.
The Robesonian., 1918-02-28
Chairman of Shipping Board to
Visit Wilmington.

Edwin N. Hurley, chairman of the
U. S. shipping board, will visit Will
mington either tomorrow or Saturday
to inspect the port with a view to
building ships at that place, accord
ing to the Washington correspondent
of the Wilmington Star. Mr.. Hurley
is now in Jacksonville, Fla, inspect
ing sites for shipbuilding in that vi
cinity. The correspondent states:
According to those generally close
to Mr.. Hurley, Wilmington will be
given contracts for ships, should Mr..
Hurley's visit develop the fact that
the port is in a position to handle
such work. James H. Cowan, COM
mercial agent for the chamber of
commerce, and a large delegation Of
other Wilmington business men who
have been in Washington boosting
Wilmington say that there is no
1oJ p74!ns ION s! G4!o qua 4eq4 lqnop
the work and that the business men
of the town are prepared to demon
strate when Mr.. Hurley arrives"
The Robesonian., 1918-02-28
Abernethy in the Movies.

Raleigh Cor. Greensboro Daily News.
The appearance of Solicitor Charles
L Abernethy in the movies of the third
district in ''America first. !. role is one
Of the phases of partisan politics in
the east that make unlikely any effort
to shut up political shop this year.
The visitors from the third do not
easily relate Abernethy and America
first. Some of them say the patrons
of the pictures do not. Even others
say disapproval is occasionally shown
in popular sibilancy, most irrever-
ent reception Of the picture. But this,
of course, comes from men who do
not pretend that they are friendly to
him.
Mr.. Abernethy's candidacy for Con-
gress against Congressman Hood
promises as much of entertainment
as that Of Murphy against R. L.
Noughton.
The Robesonian., 1918-02-28
GRANTED RIGHTS
FOR SO YEARS
Horn Family Now Wealthy By
Lease of Acid Iron Mineral
Rights to Corporation.

Most everyone has read of the great
medicinal iron deposit unearthed on
the Horn farm down near Hickory,
Mississippi, and today the highly con-
centrated product is put up under the
AIM trade mark Of the Ferrodine
Chemical Corp, which has stood for
quality and strength in medicines for
over thirty years.
DR.. r. C. Johnson, of Stringer, Mis-
sissippi, in letter some time ago
said: 81 have used Acid Iron Mineral
in my practice for a number of years
and find that it has no equal as a
nervire, blood purifier and liver med
icine. In the treatment of indigestion
and dyspepsia nothing can compete
with it,"
Just teaspoonful or less of Acid
Iron Mineral mixed with a glass of
water after meals has relieved many
a man and woman of severe stomach
troubles and pains, indigestion and the
various other symptoms of stomach
disorders and after short treatment
not only has their appetite been re-
vived but uric acid seemed to disap-
pear as if by magic, leaving people
long troubled with rheumatism, strong
again and free of pain.
CDR. A. L. johnson of this place
prescribed Acid Iron Mineral to me, y
writes E. C. Keen, D. D. S., Of Henry.
Va, "and for the past two winters
had excruciating pains from rheuma-
tism in my left arm. could not
raise my arm, it was so bad, but after
taking about three quarters Of a bot
tie he prescribed for me was reliev-
ed and haven't been bothered since
In my opinion it is wonderful blood
purifier and remedy for rheumatism .
E. C. Keen, D. D. S.
Neither Doctor Johnson re-
ferred to above know the other or are
of any kin. The files have many people
of same name who endorse it. The
local drug stores have it or large
bottle will be sent anywhere upon
receipt of 81 by the Ferrodine Chemi-
cal Corporation, Roanoke, Va.
Sold in Lumberton by the Pope
Drug Co., and by good stores every
where.