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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-02

In Curry county every voter In
twelve was himself a candidate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-02

New styles and designs received as
fast as the factories produce them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-02

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-02

Remember US when buying your
Spring footwear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-02
Footwear

Another large shipment of tan Ok
fords and pomps in fine newest
shades received this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24
Local News Items

Mrs. Stella Lucas went up to
Poplar Bluff last Friday on few
weeks visit to friends.
The lo-months old daughter of
Oscar Slfe and wife, formerly of
Pocahontas, died at Black Rock on
July 6.
Ex-senator David l.. King of
Hardy, was looking after some
cases in circuit court here Monday
and Tuesday. Mr.. King is the
Democratic presidential elector from
this district, and will poll great
big vote for Bryan and Kern in the
November election.
Up to the hour of going to press
the court has assessed fines to the
amount of 1895 against various
lawbreakers of the county. And
the worst part about the matter is
the fact that Sheriff Jackson says
1t Is either the cash or the lookup,
that he will positively not accept a
note for fine as long as the county
Jail stands.
The fire alarm was sounded Sat
urday and everybody made a ;ush
for the north end of town, and
found the residence of w. A.
Stiles to be on fire. Quick work
by cool heads soon extinguished the
flames and but very little damage
was done.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24

could do together with the utmost
power of medical skill and the
prayers of friends could not hold
her spirit in its earthly home when
the Father called, and so, we bow
in humble submission to His will
and her body has been consigned to
the 'grave on the green hillside
aud we shall see her here no more.
But we would comfort the eriet
stricken father and mother with the
thought of the reunion in the
heavenly home "when the waiting
time is over" TO her only brother
and two sisters now in life's earlv
morning, to whom the way of Lie
seems to stretch SO dark and gloomy
away into the future, we would
bring words of good cheer, for the
shadows will lift; God in His good.
ness will soften your grief and in
after years your lives will be the
brighter for the memory of her
pleasant stay with you, May her
life and ways lead you 10 90 on
striving to brighten the lives of
those around you, thus adding to
the worlds Joy and subtracting from
Its misery, and you will obtain the
promise of al eternal dwelling place
with her i'll the 'sweet land of
song" II. j. NJ. WyATr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24

in conjunction with the financial
committee before accepting any Of
fer, but no offer shall be accepted
except on approval of the Board of
Directors. Members of this com
mittee: X. l.. Stackhouse, j. G..
Miller, w. A. Jackson, j. w.
Voohers.
A committee on entertainment, of
three members, who shall consider
and promote such public amuse-
ments as properly fall within the
province of this Board of Trade.
Members of this committee: J. w.
Voohers, G. E. Pringle, w. H.
Skinner.
A committee on publicity, whose
drtE it shall be to inquire into the
ph.eyicability of and feasibility of
all plans that may be submitted to
the board for the purpose of adver-
tising the resources and advantages
of the city of Pocahontas, and sur
rounding country, and to report the
same to the Borad of Directors for
their approval and ratification.
Members of this committee: J. r,
Kizer, l.. F. Blankenship, F. J..
Baltz.
A committee on membership,
whose duty it shall be to solicit
members and refer their names to
the Board of Trade. All applica-
tions for membership shall be
elected by the Board of Trade,
after being recommended by the
committee on membership. Mem
bers of this committee are: Joe H.
DeClerk, w. +. Hamil, J. D. Jack
son.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24
Roster OfGrand Jury

The grand jury was organized
Monday morning and got down TO
business Immediately after the or,
ganization. 1t is composed of the
following well known citizens of
the county:
B. F. Bigger, foreman; J. G..
Miller, clerk; M. P. Johnson, bail
iff; John l.. Ford, George Brown,
II. l.. Sparkman, A. J. Weaver, J.
w. Spikes, U. S. Fry, Tom Mock,
Perry Nettle, jeff Hall, H. H. Har-
rison, j. r. Davis, Tom Shaver,
Gid Thompson, J. E. Pettijohn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24
In MemOriam
The town was plunged

The town was plunged into sad
ness and gloom by the report of
death of Miss Annie Johnston,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii.
Johnston of Maynard. God, who
in His infinite wisdom doeth all
things well, thought best to call her
from this life on July IA, 1908, at
the age of % years, 4 months and
l3 days. A Christian, and young
woman of an unusually sunny
disposition, full of vivacious youth
and possessing the faculty of she'd
ding these happy influences upon
those around her, she was a light
and Joy in the home. These rare
traits of character won for her
friends wherever she was known, as
was witnessed by tie large gather
ing in attendance at the funeral
service. Many from the surround
ing communities, and some from
quite a distance, were present to
view for the last time the mortal
remains from which her soul had
departed in answer to the Divine
summons. Hers was the first death
in the family and sad indeed was
the breaking up Of this happy
circle. The other children of the
family and parents as well were
early inclined by her helpful dispo-
sition to lean upon and trust her,
and if any were sick or in distress,
no hand like Aunie's to sooth and
comfort. But all that loving hands
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24

The summer term of the Ran
dolph circuit court is in session
here this week, with Judge j. w
Meeks presiding and 7. l. Herrn
ably assisted by 7. w. Campbell
representing the commonwealth
The following visiting attorneys
have been in attendance:
Lewis Rhoton, Little Rock; d. l.
King, Hardy; G. E. Elmore, Nam
moth Spring; w. J. Orr, West
Plains; j. b. McCaleb, Batesyille'
JAS. l.. Robinson, Doniphan; John
T. Lomax, Hoxie; A. NJ. Nicks,
Biggers; IL. l.. Ponder, (. II.
Tharp, j. M. Smith, Walnut
Ridge.
CASES DISPOSED OF
Up to Thursday at noon the fol
lowing state cases had been dispos-
ed of:
Leslie Pace, carrying pistol, jury
trial not guilty.
John Estes, larceny, plea of
guilty, fine SO, ten days in Jail.
Walter Patterson, gaming, jury
trial, not guilty.
Roy Blanks, carrying pistol,
guilty, fine $50.
Curtis Simmons, gaming, plea of
guilty, fine S25.
Ed Patterson, selling liquor,
verdict not gnilty.
Bill England, gaming, plea of
guilty, fine SO.
Soula McClain, gaming, plea of
guilty fine 80,
Tom Hlbbard, gaming, plea OF
guilty, fine SO.
Will Raglin, drunkenness, plea
of guilty, fine $40.
Herbest Harper, drunkenness,
pea q guilty, fine $40.
Dave Brown, drunkenness, plea
of guilty, fine $40.
Frank Adair, selling liquor, jury
trial, fine $50.
Bunk Black, selling liquor,
guilty, fine $50.
Cleo Wells, profanity, plea of
guilty, fine 81.
Frank Adair, selling liquor, dis
missed at cost of defendant,
Frank Adair, gaming, plea of
guilty, fine $40.
Martin Thompson, gaming, plea
of guilty, $40.
Harve Thompson, gaming, plea
of guilty, fine SO.
Tom Stephens, selling liquor,
dismissed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24
BOARD OF TRADE
Holds Very Enthusiastic Meeting
at the Court House We'd
neSday night

The second meeting of the Poca-
hontas Board of Trade held at the
court house Wednesday night was a
very enthusiastic gathering and quite
number of new members were ad
ded to the organization. The
membership has now reached AS,
thirty-six of whom were present at
Wednesday nights meeting. The
secretary read several communica.
tlons from parties desiring to locate
mountaineering establis hments
here. Among the new enterprises
for which the Board of Trade is
making what seems to be success
ful effort to secure are: Canning
factory, stave factory, veneering
plant, and slack barrel factory.
Parties have already expressed their
desire to locate some of the above
named enterprises in Pocahontas.
and the Board of Trade hopes to be
able to say within the next few
weeks that the location of these
plants here won't be a mere matter
of speculation but reality. A. u.
Schnabaum and c. F. Shannon were
elected aud added to the board of
directors.
In order that our readers may
better understand the objects and
purposes of the Board of Trade, we
publish below the preamble, which
is as follows:
1--WE the members of the Poca.
hontas Board of Trade, having a
desire to promote the commercial
and manufacturing interests of the
city of Pocahontas, and Randolph
county; to invite immigration and
capital and foster enterprise and i'll.
dustries, and to establish and main.
tain uniformity in the commercial
usageS of the city; to preserve and
disiminate valuable information
concerning the welfare of the city,
and to maintain harmony and good
feeling among It's members in their
daily avocations, do hereby agree to
be governed by the following rules,
regulations and bylaws. Etc"
The board of directors, whose
names have been previously pub.
lished in the Star Herald, has ap.
pointed the following committees:
A finance committee of four mem.
bers who shall have jurisdiction
over all matters of income and ex-
penditures. The members of this
committee are, H. L. Thro gmorton,
]. D. Wells, N. A. Childs, f.
Dalton.
A committe on public works, of
four members, whose duty it shall
be to inquire into all offers of indi.
viduals or corporations to locate
railroads, factories, schools or any
industries of any kind, end who
shall have power and authority to
inquire into the feasibility and
practicability of such offers and
take such steps As they may deem
best. They shall consult and act
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS

| Bunk Black, selling liquor, dis.
missed.
Tom Stephens, selling liquor
without license, jury trial, guilty,
fine SlOO.
Tom Stephens, selling liquor,
guilty, fine $50.
Tom Stephens, selling liquor,
guilty, fine $50.
! J. D. Campbell, gaming, plea of
guilty, fine SO.
Larry Cravens, soliciting orders
for liquor, hung jury,
Don Bates, gaming, plea of
guilty, fine $40.
G. E, Maynard, assault and bat
terry, hung jury.
r. N. Lucas, running blind tiger,
jury trial, guilty, fine 500.
X. n. Lucas, running blind tiger,
not guilty,
Milton Powers, running blind
tiger, jury trial, guilty, fine 500.
II. N. Lucas, running blind tiger,
guilty, fine 500 and five days in
Jail.
r. N Lucas, running blind tiger,
guilty, fine 500.
K. N. Lucas, selling liquor, con
tinued.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24

Following is the list of accepted
petit jurors on list No. /. doing
duty this. week:
K. II. Stubblefeld, Andrew Loon
ny, w. 7. Fry, Horace Barden,
Joe Ham, VIM. Ulmer, S. S. Mack,
Pink Smelser, II. II. Wiley, Drew
Bowers, w. T. Stubblefeld, w. d.
Cox, j. B. Repie, Ed Holmes, w.
A. Davis. Geo. Luttrell, Albert
Dunn, Jim w. Hager, Jas. Y. 3a-
ker, r. L. Stackhouse, X. L. Nc
Ilroy, Erastus Tyler, Z. D. Stub.
blefeld, Will Raglin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24

Rooms for Rent Nicely furnish
ed rooms for roomers or suitable
for light housekeeping. Comfort.
able and centrally located. For par
tlculars call on Mrs. CROSBY
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24

| ~ ~ DOJlcJ blO hSNN
Judge of Lawrence county, was
business visitor to Pocahontas last
Friday.
Misses Tommie Lewis and Mamie
Haven of Maynard have been visit
ing in Pocahontas during the past
week
Mrs. Ed Anderson began her
summer term of school at SkAggs
school house on last Monday
For farms and fruit lands, Quit
farms and mineral lands talk to or
write Jackson Real Estate Co., Po-
cahontas, Ark.
While at Little Rock last week
Sheriff jackson turned over $780,
322.O9 into the state treasury, the
state taxes from Randolph coQnty
for 1907.
Miss Myrtle Jackson spent SAT
urday and Sunday at home.
Mrs. Rufe Stubblefeld returned
home Wednesday from a visit to
Biggers.
Little Fannie Jackson is visiting
her grand dparents near Oconee.
Mrs. Frank Adair left Sunday for
Celina, H., to spend a few weeks
visiting relatives and old friends.
Mrs. 7. G. Casey of Reyno and
Mrs. Polk Riley of Corning came
down Wednesday to visit their sis
ter, Mrs. j. X. Shivley.
Misses Myrtle and Notra Ander-
son left last week for Chicago to
take six weeks course IN music.
BORN, to Geo. Lewallen and
wife last Tuesday, fine baby boy.
List yonr farms for sale with
Jackson Real Estate Co., Pocahon-
tas, Ark.
The little two months old babe of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Ryburn, who
live few miles east of town, was
buried here Wednesday. The lit
tie one died of whooping cough
Monday night.
Don't forget the barbecue at
Brockett, Saturday, August /.
Will sell barbecued meat at Is and
20 cents per pound. l will guaran-
tee all meats to be good and done,
if not your money will be refunded.
JOE WIsENBAoH.
If you want some nice residences
or residence lots or blocks, or an up
to-date drug store or saw mill, see
or write Jackson Real Estate Co.,
Pocahontas, Ark.
A. M. Doss left fne sample of
timothy hay with the Jackson Real
Estate Co. this week. The straws
measured A feet, 3 inches high, and
was grown on Mr.. Doss' hill farm
near Dalton.
Horace Sloan of Portia, the young
man who has won many bonors as a
student in Arkansas college at
batesville, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Pocahontas, guest of his
friend, Joe Russell of the Bigger
house.
W.H.Jarrett of Little Rock pass.
ed through Pocahontas Monday, en-
route to Maynard on a short visit to
his mother and other relatives. Mr..
Jarrett Is a former Randolph county
boy and Isl member of the present
city council in Little Rock.
Hon. A. M. Doss, Democratic
nominee for representative, was in
Pocahontas last Friday and Satur.
day looking after his political
fences. Mr.. Doss says there is
nothing surer than that he will have
walkover in the general election
next September, but that he expects
to make a vigorous fight against
his opponents, anyway.
Geo. W. McElvoy left on last
Friday for Cherokee, Kansas, where
he has accepted a position with
milling company. Mr.. McElyoy
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-07-24
Miss May Martin is visiting
friends at Hoxie this week.

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friends at Hoxie this week.
Mrs. Grace Parham of Jackson
Tenn, is here on a visit to heI
aunt, Mrs. Nora Hirst, and othel
relatives.
There will be business meetino
of the LA, r. at the home of Mrs.
John Il. Kizer on next Tuesday
night.
We are requested to announce
that the Holiness people will begin
a series of meetings here Saturday
night.
Annie, the little daughter of Hon.
G. K. Elmore of Mammoth Spring,
accompanied her father over tC
court Monday, and is spending the
week with her little friend, MAY
Grisso.
X. N. Schoonover, of the Star
Herald force, and wife, are the
proud possessors of a brand new
baby girl, born last Saturday night.
Bob says there is nothing toit, It's
the finest gal in town.
The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Crosby
on next Tuesday afternoon. All
members are requested to be in at
tendance.
The Globe Democrat admits that
the Republican party will fall short
several hundred thousand votes this
fall, but declares mostsof them will
60 to the Socialist or some party
other than the Democratic. When
the Globe admits that the race will
be close, it is high time for the
g.o.p. leaders to look out.
In letter to Bill Cross, secretary
of state of Oklahoma, Mr.. Bryan
said that if all states were as loyal
as Oklahoma, he could be sure CT
the outcome of the coming election.
If Arkansas doesn't roll up a bigger
majority for Bryan and Kern than
does Oklahoma, we will be badly
fooled.
If you want first class regular
dinner go to the Silver Moon Res
taurant. Best place in town.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Leroy, of
Black Rock passed through Poca-
hontas Monday enroute to Biggers
where they will assist Rev. Carter
in protracted meeting this week.
Edward Holmes, Republican nom
inee for circuit clerk and recorder of
Randolph county, paid our office a
pleasant visit first of the week and
had us print him 1000 cards. Mr.
Holmes says he is in this race to
win, and, as he looks at it, there
are several hundred voters who
would like to have a change Of
officers in Randolph county.
Go to the Silver Moon Restaurant
for your first class lunches at all
hours.
Headquarters for court people at
the Silver Moon Restaurant.
For SALE Nice 5-roOm house
and three lots in town Of Pocahon-
tas. Centrally located and best
real estate bargain in the city. Will
sell for half cash and balance on
easy terms. For prices and other
information call on or address.
d. l.. WILEY,
POcahOntas, Ark.
Fresh nuts, candies, cigars, tobsc-
co, and all kinds of cold drinks at
the Silver Moon Restaurant.
The campaign for county and
state officers is now on in Missouri
and the voters of that state will be
treated to their first primary cleo
ton. Both parties will hold their
primaries on August 4, and nomi.
nate the standard bearers of the two
leading parties. Of course the
Peoples party and the Prohibition
lists will go into the primaries and
nominate their ticket, and tn e
Socialists toO-but then there are
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L..

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for ogiaa line 0rO og l1Otrpt, iom
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triitelige Seologer % fritanferife
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frentmer % ~opbj9lper 9ipet, boooe
set fpiiife og Set ~oon6elige. 81
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2ipSperoier. 5aole0es meo Ben
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ioole0es ogioo meO ben mere onnOe-
lice &ulturpirfipmbeo, Stunt %
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fra 9irfeIig Screening for Sen Sn-
ore Misiion / Sanmorf. 9isle
9gger fin0es life / Dor Itore M
&otolog ga be er forIogt fioen ben
uofom.
SIOOniram Snbium. 8irmos @poit-
Re at Sobannes gieriteo meo en-
Snoleoning at 6. 90. 80 81.
Der / Smilog. 8ris 10c.
q. Sibigsr: st lille aOngeip.il, 81
bel4iitOrtfte 6prebrug oOer be Frs
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pris inbbuaDen 90c.
McranOcr Duff. NoeIe sref til
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Gjrteg0ng.
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2}or6erre fol0er / aloffernes Slang,
Noor Spn0Qgl1lorgen til Strife Sc
ringer;
@af ian fun ItiGe Sin airfegonq.
Den er BET, iom Sonoogsitemin-
gen bringer.
&orberre folOar / &loffernes Slang,
9tonr N}orgen- % 9(ftenionqen no
ringes;
@af llgen igennent Oin &irfegong,
Guo ifol bin SOB % BIN @erning
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naa'r
% borer SnlmeianQen oerinoe,
2SmeQem &ors og @rope 0u goar,
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rin0e.
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0oGle,
Tinoer ou finn gennem op6e Seer.
5uffenes 5org giper &rOen @Gle.
Do bar 81 flnoet as oelrne Bro
Sra 9p6efonten til 9lter6oroet,
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meddeles nu

Hvilken Sk9nhed er Snskeligere end
en- yndig Ansigtsfarve og e~legante Ju-
Weller. EN- LEJLIGHED FOR ENHVER
NNINDE TIL AT OPNAA Beige,
for en- ~begrenset lid.
Anvisning o. Opsbrift for at opnaa
tn i%ejlfri Ansigtsfarve er en- HemmsIig-
nei, som lenge har veret ~bevogtet al
)stl@ndinger og Grekere.
Dctte ~opnaaede vi efter flere Aars
Arbeide og stort UdIag. bet er der
Nrtode, som bruges at de fagreste og
~,lnakkeste Kvinder i Europa.
Hundreder at a~merikanske Kvinder,
son nu bruger det, mar udtrykt derez
i'ehag og Tilfredshed.
Denne Hemmelighed er let at for
staa og mem at folge, og det vii spare
Dem for Udleg til cream, Sminke
vand og BIGGER, give Dem en- smuk An.
sigtsfarve for bestandig og frier Huden
ira BIegner, daarig Kul9r etc. bet eT
alene verd mango Gange den Pris, Vi
beder Dem ON at sende for en- Dia-
mantring af nyeste design.
vi sPlger Dem Ringen for kun lidt
mere, end den koster at fabrikere. IN
Prison er mindre end Halvdelen at,
hvad andre tager. Opskriften gives
frit med Ringen.
bet er ell agte rose cut" Diamant
ring med gnistrende CLANS, absolut ga
ranteret, meget fin. formet som en-
..Belcher" med Tiffany Setting af IL
Kt. Guld-Skal. Hos Deres Juveler vii
de den koste adskilligt over $500.
vi vii sende i Posten navnte Op
skrift frit, naar Deres Ordre for Rim
gen tillige med $500 i NJ. O., Frimmrker
eller Sedler modtages.
Send Deres Ordre, for Forsyningen es
opbrugt.
Dette Tilbud g6res for en- b-egrenset
Til for at avertere og indfsre wore
Varer.
Send j Dag, FIR Lejligheden gaai
tabt.
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80 East 23rd Street, New York CITY.
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