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The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-05

"Osteopathy is a system of treat.
irg disease without drugs by the
use of the hands to adjust all parts
of the human mechanism to perfect
mechanical relations. 1t is tha
science which finds in disturbed me.
chanical relations of the anatomical
parts of the body, the causes of di-
sease; and which is employed to
cure disease by applying technical
knowledge and high manual skill to
the correctionof all disturbed relations
occurring in the mechanical arrange.
ment OF the body. 1t is science
founded upon the principles of an
atomy and physiology"
"The word does not mean the treat
ment of bones nor of bone diseases
1t was used as a name because the
founder discovered the importance o.
disturbances in the bony framework
of the body in causing disease He
studied the skeleton as the Foundation
OF anatomy, upon which science he
grounded his system. The meaning
oi the word applies not only to de,
rangements of bony paris, but as well
to disturbed relations of nerves, liga-
ments, tendons. blood vessels, muscles
and Of any body tissue
OSTEOPATHY SUCCESSFULLY
TREATS.
SPINAL DISORDERS.ALa backs
Weak Spines; Spinal Curvatures; Ten
der Spines; Railway Spines; Wry
Neck; Lumbago; Rheumatic spines;
Slipped, Rotated and Dropped Ribs.
JOINT .DISORDERS.-Acute and
Chronic Sprains and Dislocations;
Lameness; Hip Troubles; Stiff Joints;
Sub-Luxations of the Pelvic Bones;
Slipped Clavicles etc go" .-
NERVOUS DISORDERS Nervous
Debility; Nervous Exhaustion; Ner-
vous Headaches; Hysteria; insomnia
Brain Fag; Neurasthenia;- st. Vitus'
Dance; Neuralgia; Scistica; Numbness
Tinglings; Twitchipgs; Spasms =. and
Cramps of Muscles; the Occupation
Cramps; Paralysis; Asthma and Hay
Fever; Bronchitis and La Grippe; ex-
Opth almic Goitre; Rheumatoid Arthri.
tbs; Rheumatic Fever; Chronic Rheu-
matism; Diabetes Insipidus, Diabetes
Melitus and Bright's Disease in the
early stages; Locomotor. Ataxia in
the early stages; Atrophies, and
forms of insanity, where dependent
upon Cervical Lessons; Sunstrokes.
DISEASES OF THE CIRCULATORY
SYSTEM.-Irregular Heart Action;
Weak Hearts; Palpitation; Valvular
disturbances when dependent upon
Spinal Lessons; Heart Pains; Poor
Circulation; Anaemic and Congestive
Headaches; Cold Feet; certain Liver
Disturbances as Congestion and Jaun-
dice; Malaria; Varicose Veins; Piles;
Anaemia; Tendency to Painting; NAL
Nutrition; Eruptive Skin Diseases;
Pallor; Sallow Complexion; suppress
sion of Perspiration; Eczema; some
cases of Obesity; some cases of
Dropsy; Disorders of the Spleen and
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-05
Mind Your Businessl

II you don't nobody will. 1t is your
business to keep out all the trouble
you can and you can and will keep
out of liver and bowel trouble if you
take DIR. Kings New Life Pills. They
keep biliousness, malaria and jaun-
dice out oil your system. 25c. at Han
son & Emerson drug store.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-05

cents. Foster-Milbuin Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents Tor the United
States. Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-05
For Sale

High scoring S. G. black Minorca
chickens. Must be taken at once.
A. w. AUSTIN, !
Palmer House.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-05
FOR Sale

A bunch of OF thoro-bred Duroc Jersey
pigs, both sexes, papers furnished.
E. HI. BEMIS, 23-5t
Long Prairie, Mimi.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Looks Like Taft

As we go to press Thursday af-
ternoon) the big Republican con
vention in Chicago is getting down
to business, but the task of nomina-
ting candidate for president has
been delayed until this afternoon or
tomorrow and the betting is all on
Secretary of War VIM. H. Taft of
Ohio, who Roosevelt has declared
must be nominated. Really IT
looks like the thing is all cut and
dried for Taft, that the delegates
will support him, but that a great
big majority of them favor the re-
nomination of Roosevelt, and no
body would be surprised if the con-
ventlon is not stampeded to the
president. The feature of the ses-
sion Yesterday was wild demon
stration for Roosevelt, while efforts
to arouse Taft enthusiasm were ut
ter failures. The nomination may
be made today or it may be two or
three days before the candidate will
be decided on, but it is pretty safe
guess that it will be either Roose-
welt or Taft when the final count is
shown.
LATER Taft was nominated at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon on
the first ballot. He had six oppo-
nents.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19

Misses Lille and Elsie Dalton and
Genendal Schnabaum returned
Wednesday from visit at Imboden.
Miss Myrtle Dalton accompanied
them home.
Mrs. John Pruitt and babe are
visiting the formers parents at
Brockett this week.
Mrs. Ben A. Brown, accompanied
5y her father, J. NJ. G. Lehman of
Maynard, is spending this week in
Little Rock.
j. A. Parker phones us that it is
a girl, born last Sundlv and that
all parties are getting along nicely.
Aleck says he is now read to open
the campaign with his republican
opponent for county treasurer.
DIR. Wilson and wife of Middle
brook were in Pocahontas yesterda,
Mrs. Wilson was on her way to
Mama to visit the faulty of j. A
Parker.
Word was receive here yeSter-
day of the death Of Miss Ada Red
wine Of Reyno, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. } Redwine, which
sad event occurred Wednesday night.
She was about Is years of age and
had been in i'll health for several
months.
Miss Notra Anderson took her
music class out picncking last We'd
nesday afternoon. The day was
just fitted for the occasion neither
too hot nor too cool-the party was
a merry one, and most enjoyable
time is reported.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Lewis RhOtOn Has Resigned

Little Rock, June l3, The great
political surprise Of the year occur
red shortly before . o'clock this
evening, when Prosecuting Attorney
Lewis Rboton stepped into the
governors Office and gave Gov.
Plndall his resignation, to take eff
feet at once. Gov. Pindall accept
ed the resignation and appointed
Roy D. Campbell TO fill out Mr..
Rhoton's unexpired term of four
months. Mr. Rboton says he fully
made up his mind to resign yester-
day, and no one excepting his law
partners and himself had any
knowledge Of his intentions. Mr..
Rhoton was recently nominated for
another term of two years and had
no opposition for reelection.
Mr.. Rhoton says be will retire
from politics and devote his time in
future to the practice Of law.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Rev. Henley's Subjects

The meetings at the Gospel Tenn
are becoming more interesting.
Each service is enjoyed by an anx-
ious crowd of "truth seekers. "
Evangelist Henley will hold a
special service Saturday at 1890 a.
IN. Subject; "Can we all see or un-
derstand the Bible alike? If not.
whyF Saturday night, Divine
Evidence" Sunday morning,
""hy ! am what | am" a sermon
on the name. Sunday night, Camp
oelllsm and water salvation. who
Is guilty" You cannot afford to
miss these services, especially Sun.
days work. Here is an opportun-
lty for you to lose some of your
(?) prejudice. All ques-
tions answered.
CHURCH Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Drowned in Black River

Hade Cannon, a young man
about 20 years of age residing in
Richwoods, was drowned in Black
river at Julia Dean, near holland,
on last Sunday while in bathirg
with some of the neighbor boys.
1t seems that young Cannon
could not swim, but was determin-
ed to learn and ventured out too
far from the shore and was drown
ed before his companions could res
cue him. 1t was several hours be-
fore the body was recovered.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Children's Temperance Rally

The Loyal Temperance Legion
gave a very creditable welcome Raj
" at the Methodist church on Sun
aay afternoon which was much an
preciated by the audience. The
children presented pretty picture
IN the'r patriotic caps and sashe,
and their work showed carefu,
training for which great credit IL
que the faithful leader, Mrs. Pears
bispham. The ladies of the w q.
l. U. made the caps and sasbes for
the Legion and felt we'll repaid for
sneir labor In seeing the pleasure
derived from them by the children.
The remarks of Mr.. j. G. Miller
ana the encouraging presence Of
NeV' Buckley were highly apprecia
ted The value of this work .o
the children should be kept in mind
and their efforts should receive
nearly support and encouragement
MRS. Brown, Pres.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
BRYAN GETS EVERYTHING
SO-Called Contest Over BeIeO,tes ,s
farCiCal

farCiCal
Washington, June Is. A sum.
mary of the so-called contest over
delegates to the Democratic nation.
al convention this week shows that
William J. Bryan is still getting
everything in sight, As contest
it is farce. For Mr.. Bryan it is
a summer evenings parade.
During the last week sixty-four
delegates were elected. They come
from: Kentucky, twenty.six; Vir.
ginla, twenty-four; Oregon, eight.
and Utah, six. Gov. johnson. Of
Minnesota, did not get delegate.
Judge Gray, of Deleware, did not
ge' a delegate. The Bryan senti.
ment swept everything. All sixty
four instructed for the Nebraska
leader.
The contest in Virginia, which
has been shaking that state from
the water to the mountains, culmi.
mated in the State Convention at
Roanoke Thursday. BY the time
the delegates had assembled it was
evident that the Bryan men had
routed the faction headed by
Thomas f. Ryan and Senator John
w. Daniel.
An estrangement between Senator
Daniel and Mr.. Bryan began in the
Willard Hotel in Washington, last
winter, during one of Mr.. BryAn's
numerous visits to the national
capital. Senator Daniel and Mr..
Bryan met. Senator Daniel found
fault with Mr.. Bryan for debating
to the Democratic party and for
following the advice of radical aud
irresponsible thinkers rather than
of Democrats of long standing.
Mr.. Bryan did not like it. Both
men lost their good nature and
parted without shaking hands.
Senator Daniel was beaten in the
contest for delegate to the State
Convention, and at Roanoke, after
instructions were passed, he was re-
quired to pledge himself to obey
those instructions before being
elected a delegate to the National
Convention.
Mr.. Bryan has thus far 63l in
structed delegates and l45 dele
gates not instructed, but classed for
him. This makes a total of Bryan
delegates already elected of 776,
l04 more delegates in the Bryan
bag than the necessary two-thirds.
Of the delegates yet to be elected,
III are probably for the Nebraskan.
If these are all carried by Mr..
Bryan, the grand total of Bryan in
the convention will be 893.
In view of the continuance of the
steady "set" of the tide toward
Bryan the figures are really conserv-
ative. New York, which is not in
structed, is still classed for Bryan.
No changes have been made by the
developments of the week in the
strength of the other candidates.
Governor johnson has MinnesOta's
twenty-five delegates. Judge Gray
has 80 delegates instructed or class
ed for him.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Want to buy good work horse
Apply to H. NJ Bishop.

Apply to H. NJ Bishop.
George F. Johnston and little son
of Brockett paid the Star Herald a
pleasant visit one afternoon last
week.
w. A. Amos, city marshal of
Biggers, spent Monday night in
Pocahontas.
Taid Hughes of Poplar Bluff was
Pocahontas visitor last Saturday
and paid the Star Herald a sub
stantial visit.
We want the farmers of Ran
dolph county to bring us samples of
grasses, grain, or any other agri-
cultural products, and we will pay
you for your trouble. Jackson
Real Estate Co.
Harvey Midkiff went up to Cape
Girardeau Sunday to assist Bag.
gagemaster Frank Eagle with the
work between here and that place,
the latter having been taken sud
denly i'll with mumps.
We want land in large bodies,
just anywhere. Jackson Real Es-
tate Co.
l.. F. Maynard of Brookings,
Clay county, passed through Poca-
hontas Saturday enroute home from
8 few days visit at Maynard. He
was accompanied by his father, who
says he intends to spend several
days in Clay county hunting and
fishing.
1t seems that it is impossible TO
keep a good man down, and despite
his recent defeat by small major.
ity for state senator, DR.. Horace L.
Ruff has already announced him.
self candidate tor congress four
years from now. DR.. Ruff is a
mighty safe man anywhere You
place him and his home people would
be glad to see him win a seat in the
halls of congress.
Just returned from Birmingham,
Ala, the greatest mineral belt in
the world, and while there made a
contract with one of the largest
mineral firms in the city to cooper
ate with us in developing our min
eral resources. All persons who
have anything that looks like min.
eral, please bring specimens to our
office, we will do the rest. Jackson
Real Estate Co.
A fair.sized audience greeted
the Rev. Henry Clark's lecture at
the opera house Monday night and
the general report is that the speak.
er left good impression on his
This was Mr.. Clark's
second visit to Pocahontas and the
people knew just what they could
depend on before they heard him.
County Judge Sol NJ. White is
getting ready for court in the right
kind Of spirit by having much i'm
provement done about Il e court
house and yards. He Is having
concrete walks built from eyerv
gate leading to the court house. and |
Is really making things look like
they amt, something that should
have been done long ago. Cbas.
Flowers, the only and reliable con.
crete builder, is doing the work. |
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Shoe Bargains

We have received a new shipment
Ut the celebrated "Star Brand
shoes and will receive another this
week. Everybody knows the meri,
of these shoes and when we tell you
that we bought the very highes,
grade you rest assured that the quail,
ity is all that could be desired. We
want to figure with you on the shoe
proposition. "Quick sales and
small profits" is what we want, con.
sequentlv you can save money and
at the same time get tirstcls goods
by dealing with us.
NEMlER MERCANTILE co.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Tribute TO Senator Jones

The current issue of the Com.
moner pays the following tribute to
the memory of f'rmer Senator
James X. Jones of Arkansas:
Death has again invaded the cir.
Gle of Mr.. Bryan's intimate person
al and political friends this time
claiming ex-senator James X. Jones
of Arkansas, the chairman of the
democratic national committee of
1896 and 1900. He was the official
head of the bimetallic committee
that lead the fight which resulted in
the adoption of the Chicago plat.
form. He was also chairman of
the resolutions committee that
year and selected Mr.. Bryan to
close the debate, thus atfording him
an opportunity to leliyer tac Chi.
cago convention speech.
Senator Jones was at the head of
the party organization when it poll.
ed the largest vote and his wide ex
perience enabled him to make the
best use of the party's scanty re-
sources. He was most lovable
man and the multitude of demo.
Gratis who became attached to him
share the sorrow of the bereayed
wife who was his helpmate and
sympathetic companion during his
long and conspicuous career. In
the death of Senator Jones the
party has lost one of its ablest gen.
erals and the country a high.mind.
ed, conscientious statesman.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19
Local News Items

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The Farmers Union lecturers will
be i'll Pocahontas today and at Big
gers tomorrow. Don't forget the
dates.
ID. n. Barnett of Dalton was q
pleasant visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Bar
nett says he has been taking this
paper ever since the establishment,
of the Randolph Herald in 1881.
Charlie Douglas, formerly of this
place but who now resides at Hon,
Ark, is visiting old friends in Po
cahontas this week. Charlie has been
attending the state university al
Fayetteville during the term just
closed.
! If you have house or any city
], property to rent place it in the
hands of the Jackson Real Estate
Co. This firm has calls for houses
to rent every day. Will also col
lect rents,
Wanted-A good, active man
with good reference, to do collect
ing. Must be sober and industrious.
Apply to Jackson Real Estate Co.
We have so nice farms for sale,
in 40, 80, 1870 and 100 acre tracts
and larger, cheap for cash. Some
on easy terms, all for sale. Fine
grain, grass and fruit lands. Jack.
son Real Estate Co.
The Hoxie Observer observes
that the music furnished for the ball
at that place the other night by the
Hoxie orchestra, which consists of
H. K. Barron, Claud Lomax, En-
nest Avera, and Will Fisher, was
strictly up-to-date in every respect.
Sounds familiar, doesn't it?
The executive committee of the
Arkansas Farmers Union has COM
pleted arrangements for the cam
psign to be made by the members
of the union in Arkansas this sum
mer and for the annual summer
school to be held in Conway. The
dates on which the speakers will
visit Randolph county are July II
and ls.
Hubert Peters and Joe DeClerk
are scattering broadcast over several
counties of north Arkansas and
south Missouri their big page circu-
lars advertising their grand celebra-
tion here on July 8 and 4. Both
days will be big days and a crowd
of FIVE thousand souls is anticipated
before the noon hour of each day
arrives.
The Observer is a new paper pub
lished at Hoxie, by Roy Elliott.
1t is neat and newsy and contains
quite healthy advertising patron
age There are about half dozen
other papers in Lawrence county,
but the Star Herald predicts that as
long as the Observer boosts HOxle
and HOxie boosts the Observer the
paper will be a success.
The approaching campaign will
be one of interest locally as well
as nationally, aud it is safe to say
that Randolph's Democracy will
have some gifted campaign orators
to pit az inst the common enemy in
the state and county election.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19

J.r,sara wanted to Ony-A gooatorse for
~elivery ~ wagon work. ApnIv -, -
Nemler Mercantile Co, rp'' 70
we nave some bargains in bon.s
Real Estate Co. JACKSON
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19


first of the week to see Chas. Smith,
who was suffering with sudden
stroke of apoplexy.
The biggest, the best and the
greatest celebration in the history
of Randolph county will be the
grand blowout in Pocahontas on
July 8 and 4.
Did 1t ever occur to your mind
that Pocahontas may have a voice
in naming the next president of the
United States? DR.. Pringle is a
delegate to the Denver convention
and will help nominate Bryan for
the great position to which he will
undoubtedly be elected next No.
vember.
Tammany Hall will be represen-
ted at the democratic national con.
tion at Denver by delegation
$50 strong. 1t Is estimated that
the cost of the trip will be at least
100000. Each member of the
de egltion will pay his own railroad
fare an | other expenses.
The Star Herald is n receipt of
lengthy letter from Senator Nc
Call of Lawrence county, but owing
to our lack of space and the ex-
treme length of the article we can
not publish same this week.
The POcahontas baseball teams,
both the first and second mines,
went out to Shiloh Saturday and
both got trimmed up in the good
old-fashiOned way on the Shiloh
battlefields. The score in the
game between the first mines was
II to 5 victory for Shiloh, and the
second mines ran the score up so far
the talley sheets gave out before
the game was finished and all the
bogs could remember was that
Shiloh soaked it to 'em, good and
plenty"
Two protracted meetings are IN
full blast in POcahontas and much
interest is being manifested in each.
Rev. Ira j. Russell, Methodist
evangelist, is conducting the servi-
ces at the Methodist church, assist
ed by the pastor, Rev. Bickly; and
Rev. J. Will Henlv, Christian
evangelist, is conducting services
in the tent for the Christian people.
Hay-Every bale guaranteed.
Bright clear through. For sale at
Lumber office of j. w. Voohers.
Edward Edlin returned first of
the week from Speeleryille, Ark,
where he has been attending Subias-
co college.
Mrs. NJ. M. Carter entertained d
the Delicia Club at her elegant
home on last Tuesday night. A
very interesting and entertaining
was rendered and a most
enjoyable time is reported.
y Two county examinations for
teachers license are in progress to-
day, one at Ravenden Springs being
by County Examiner w.
+. Acree, and the one at Pocahon-
tas is being conducted by w. H.
Phipps.
The following teachers from Po-
,ahontas are attending the institute |
md taking the examination for H.
,ense at Ravenden Springs thus
week; j. w. Campbell, w. F.
Spikes, Miss Flora Bigger, Miss
Alma Spikes, Paul Miller, Miss
Myrtle Jackson, Miss Beatrice /
Summers.
John r. Kizer, United States
agent for Randolph |
deposited ten thousand lit
lie fishes, all black bass, in Black
liver at this place and Current river
It Biggers on last Friday. The
ishes were obtained from the gov
.rnment hatchery at Mammoth |
Spring, and had 1t not been for the
continued high water IN the earl, |
ipring the consignment would havr,.
,een 100000 Mr.. Kizer says the !
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19

The Loyal Temperance Legion
will hod its regular meeting every
other Wednesday, beginning We'd.
nesday afternoon, June "a at 4
o'clock, at the Methodist church.
All new members are urgently rr.
qucsted to be on hand.
MoNA SHANNON,
Press Correspondent.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28

business of Samuel Goldner. Involuntary oanA-
rupt with bond OF sSes
Schedules of Adop. Himmebrich snow oeo'e "
COG 10. ano assets of $S31e. The latter consist -
real estate $500; cash, SI5 stock III trace seV'
acounts due Soo The principal creditors are No"
rnercial Trust Company, $4,000; C. Edgar 0'oPiN
t-on,nsnv sasa5: Wilson Brothers sl,asV
Schedules Of the Eastern LithoGraphic frihtis's
Coupany show debts of &i.S12 and assets Oh go,
o5e The latter consist OF cash on hafo' s'''' . -
IN trade s.os: machinery s26 COS: accounts N''So'
da,o..ed in bank 81 e2; ledger values. s"ooo copy
rivh.sl machinery course OF construcuoh' s''1f'
The nrincipal creditors Frank L. Enoee' $''".N
secured. Valley Paper Company sl.ssS' Nii'lsli <, -
orcut 50 47s: Philadelphia Rubber Company si'1'O
Schedules OF Penheld q I<iHgham SNOW 0eo'S %
s,a m, and assets OF &7,5i4 The latter consist o
casb $40. stock in trade 5000; machinery s@'V''
depos,ed in bank 81 80. The principal crediloi .
are Ioi,n Tarle s2sa3: Cortowitz & Co.. Sl'2li
schedules of the Sanders Manufacturing COM
many show debts of .2s5 and assets Of sl9''SZ.
Tho latter consist OF stock in trade, $3.50; ma
ohi,er, xeoe. ac.,unts 49, 1856; insurance policies,
"a Oa5 money IL possession Of receiver. AVso Inc
princinal creditors are the Commission Me chiils
Association sisa5; Oriental Bank, $6,7So. both Sc
cured. ,.
Schedules Of Louis Wolf. involuntary bankrupt
s1o,y debts Of s559o ard assets of si-2o inc la'-
, c,reiet of stock 4o00: accounts, $780, persohal
r,rcnertv $50 The largest creditor is me NoNefeu
Clothing Company. with claim of ssl9
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
CONSOLIDATED GAS MEETING.
Three New Directors Elected-James Still
man Not Out.

Following the custom of the last few years, the
management of the Consolidated Gas Company, at
the annual meeting yesterday. did not make puDilc
to the stockholders any statements resarolng us
financial affairs Walter r. Addcks, acting presi-
dent read the annual report. in which ne re'le"eu
considerable length the judicial decisions ahec'
ing ihe company and its subsidiaries during the
year paricularly regard to the decisions OF the
Inited States Circuit Court and the special master
in the Scent case
The repcrt said that by December 81, l9o'. there
had been deposited by the gas company with the
sneca master SC 3S7.34e representing the dfe' ec
between so cents and 81 thousand cubic feet since
tho s1-cent gas law into effect and also that
there WAS due company by the city Oh te saiile
date for gas and electricity, without calculating IN
terest. s61Si,3il
Three new directors were elected-Samuel Soan'
tn succeed his fatl.er the late Samuel sloan moses
Tav1or to succeed Moses Taylor Pyne, and Nalter
p addcks TO succeed F. y. Schermerhorn Fuo-
Hshcd reports that James Stillman would resign us
2 director Of the company were shown to pe lncor-
rect by his reelection for the ensuing year f'u-
r7ors that Mr.. Stilman had handed In his resisha-
,iop as q director Of the New York Central were
also denied.