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The evening world., 1908-01-31

Jockey George Mountain has with
drawn $4,000 which he had on deposit
In a bank at New Orleans, and is now
on his way to California to invest the
money in some legitimate business in
the land OF sunshine, fruit and flowers.
Following the revocation of Noun
tRin's license in the South and Middle
West, he his intention OF
quitting the saddle for good. on the
eve Of lis departure Mountain said:
L will not apply for a license TO ride
IN the East. l have been accused of do
ing wrong, but | defy any one 10 prove
that ! ever pulled a horse or received a
cent from a Oookmaker. l have rela
tives In California. and with the $500
/ have here and the $1,000 which is tie ?
up in the Williamsburg Trust COMPANY
1 think can worry along much bette
than the majority OF my knockers. ,,o
$40, 900 during the last two years. Race
goers are surprised mat he had been
able to save that sum. for ne mas
never been a fashionable Jockey and his
fees were never large ,od
Rim to pilot Glorifer, the Garter nan
dicap winner. he was regarded by train
ers as only a fourth rate Jockey. II
was his success on GlIriler mat gave
enabled him to sign a contract to ride
for August Belmont.
Olsen to WrestIe sothner.
Mel Olsen. the Danish grappler. who has
met every wrestler in this country VIII
meet George Bothner to night at the star
Theatre, BROOKLYN. Young Hackenschmidt
viii also appear against Carl Nazetti. OF
Germany.
Walcott Loses Tooth.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 8l.-Jos walcott
In a slx-round bout last night at the Broad
way A. c. was badly beaten by Terry Mar
tin. In the sixth Walcot, was in a bad
way, and after Martin had. swung left 70
mouth and ign. TO wind wa-cptt hung on
in ehe cllnch. Then Terry finished out the
round by Knocking out the gold tooth in
Jos's upper Jaw.
Quaker Boxers Faxed.
Eddie Carter ana kid" Locke, the Quaker
City liEhtweishs, are not likely 20 get on
sao<hsE uat1h a. an q khs eluhs IN ~
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BASEBALL TRAINING CANPS
FOR BIG LEAGUE TEAMS.

AMERICAN I'd T.
'''N I'4f- '''.''''.' o ' . o. '-NN1a'Io' ="
Philadelphia ......... Now Orleans. La,
Chicago .............. Los Angeles, cal
Cleveland. Macon. Ga. and New Or
leans. La.
Detroit. Little Rock. Ark. and Hot
Springs, Ark.
-. Louis. ........... Shreveport, Ia
Washington .......... Galveston. Tex.
syst9n ........ Little Rock. Ark.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. ...-...M Marlin Springs. Tex.
Chicago. Vicksburg, Miss and West
Baden, Ind.
Pittsbufg..... ...... Hot Springs, Ark.
Brooklyn ........... jacksonville, Fla.
Cincinnati! st. Augustine, Fla
Boston Augusta. Ga
-. Louis Houston. Tex.
Philadelphia ............. savannah. Ga.
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--R JAMES L. SULLIVAN says
M ,boi M professional will be
IVV ~" H., al az manager
4v4 taken 10 i.ns'Hhd as Hla"AsI
ne the American team. Doesh inns
-. Mot, BoInjn ont without any neces-
lei MAJ ~. s,,oss !, o,ber
sity OF ~dlscuss'"s "'S
ways? Did or did not lla!p4h receive
the sum of s. a day. TWO days a week,
a.. ~. .a,,'i.,y i, coaching Fordaam
aVtnts Strin, 80 .i'Iafir aasons"
1'HIci'3 "ut a " hG nv les a pro
.nH"t H,T,TU N"Ie Ntrnhy coach at
- ffnra"t ,i,1as the T.. of
~ Ia 90 q. T~nsivarfa
III SI,Ittyan 49, ,Gat \Iurnhy Is out
~ ne GIies-ion MS ne is a professional.
Refnr, going 10 Athens | one day re-
pnrkaI H. AR HnlDin thai lac would
SrnhahIv make guit- a reputation
Shroup-i naInc mar.-cr -, the American
team He said. In effect. "Thats what
I'm after m get the reputation. and
perhaps when / come back / can get
hold of some big college or club and
b. another Mike Murphy.
No liscredit attaches TO this ambi-
tion OF l%lalpin's. 1t is an honorable oc-
cu~patIon-tAat Of coach .or d college OF
club team.
But since the desire OF me American
manager ;or The team. Where does MI
AS ior myself IKE ,i4e RESI- Oh me
people Interested In athletics, ! think We
should nave a me, courteous e, i''Ilh
TO act as mar, ger and attend 10 lhe
neteaS%S'I HUs'a' 't IT, ~ 't't1s :" ." rnst
The evening world., 1908-01-31
FIGHTING OPENS AGAIN At NEW ORLEANS

a@o, br wink rrarcd from the game. Il -
ting to Try his band at 1t again. He was
matched last night to meet Joe Wagner. th4
sturdy local featherweigAt. In q tve!ve-round
bout on Feb. Is. The fight VI be pulled
Off In private, with only ono hundred per-
sons present. They Will boz Al lis pounds.
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Italian pugtlist, OF Newcastle, Pa, are
scheduled TO engage in a ten round bout
before the southern A. c. in that city
this evening and as both men are az
sressive, s.ambang fighters tho battle
should be a hard fought one.
Papke and Kelly TO Flight FEB. IS.
Feb. IS has been set a, the tentative date
tcr The Papke-Keliy fight, ~hicA will be
led before the Milwaukee Boxing Club
a. the ~fippotrone T. K Jones, manager
OF Papke. wired Harlan zea yesterday that
III. operation performed on Papke's nc>e on
Monday was entirely successful. and that he
viii lie able 10 start training aEain BY the
frs; OF the week. nuiess complications set
IN. This .s entirely unlocked for. however.
Langford Back From California.
Sam Iangtort. the ooiored fighter. OF Bos
4, 4 N-se ha. been Fighting At Los Angeles
Cal for over two months. has arrived home
>rou the coas; and /. ready 20 meet any
,IrHtc- In the business W to rs pounds
Llrrspri Will probably be engaged 10 meet
jim Barry. tho neutrality-suspicious., OF chi
cacp. To- twelve rounds before tle Armo-2
A. a.. .: Boston. next month.
Bout Put Sack d Week.
The siv-round bout between While Lewis
and Jim Donovan, the English boxer, vii
come off at Tie shaTkey A c. stag on
weires5ay evening, Feb. 10. All arrange
meuts for the battle were clinched las
r!-at by Jim Buckley. manager Of he club
Tv.y were 90 have bpSed m FEB. -. oul a.
rraakl. Madden and Leach Cross are l.
NEE, AZ the club stag On tina; night the
bout was put back another week.
Jack Twin" Coming East.
Jack Twin sullivan. who is fighting 20
weil out In California, evidently Intends to
return home atter his fight with jim Flynn.
The Pueblo HEAVYWEIGHT, before the Pacific
A. C., OF Los Angeles, Cal, or FEB. II. for
IN a ,eu-er 20 Ma Murray, MATCHMAKER Of
she ArrnNry A. A., OF Boston. he asked him
TO try and clirch a twelse-round battle with
Al. Kaufman FOR March II.
Nelson to Box Deshler.
Dave Deshler and Dick Nelson havs been
matched 10 meet in a twelve-round bout be-
fore the Unity A. c.. Of Lawrence. Mass.
on Feb. :. Nelson has been improving In
his fighting and ought to give Deshler q
hard fight. They will meet a. catch weights
Stone Back In Game.
Jimmy Stone, who was one OF the clever
est l!ttle fellows IN this country several years
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WAllACKS MAJ. wsa. ( Sat. sis.
A KNIGHT FOR A DAY i aSss . hour ss ssiia
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Sex
TEAM IN LEAGUE

champions. sauntercd INTO Fresiath' " ,ne
coming season. Tinker Is the first o, ne
80 r..-..s. a- hA,luE Aeg4n NJ
.,-.,,, v,,L on m, Fsrihall courts a w-eA
ago With Jack Mccormick.
The evening world., 1908-01-31

American Apollo up and Slammed Mn
TO the mat. Then Hack rolled Apollo"
about for seven minutes 10 give the
spectators something for their money.
and pinned him down. Hack was a little
more impatient in the secon bout, and
threw Rogers in six and a fraction min
utes Probably he could have done II in
as many seconds If he had been in a
hurry to get dressed and go away from
there.
The truth OF the matter is that RogI,
ers-'American Apollo for bil!oo4Td
purposes in London-is a big joke. he
never won any championships IN TINS
country-in fact, never vrestied Jen-
kins or Gotch or Beel or n Of the
others worth ment on!ng. In London,
where he was far enough away from MS
own haunts 10 claim anything without
much danger OF contradiction, Rogers
reclaimed himself champion of Amer
g.. AND he got away with II as ong
he could avoid a match. He had the
u~ppcarance OF a wrestler. He weighed
~ pounds. ~
No doubt the Londoners are kicking
themselves today for giving up good
hard money TO see a JOKE like the self
styled American Apollo" perform. But
they derive some comfort, of course,
from the thought that they at least saw
an American downed.
THE FUNNY PART-Rogers was
borr in Whitechapel, London.
The evening world., 1908-01-31

uIrncn,c MUSIC HALL, B'way. 2oth 5,
WEbEn , Eys, Sis. Mats. WEEDS sat;;2.lo.
Wed. Mats. .lEurlesaue OF the Marry widow.
a0a kYWmtston 1aasy w. eAsexs-
The evening world., 1908-01-31

Run Dineen has signed MS contract an
returned II TO st. LOUIS, which kiLls an IN
r7imors that BIZ Intended TO forsaAe m
diamond for TIE grocery sore. BIZ says I'M
ear wiI be his .ast unlees ne shows class
The evening world., 1908-01-31
Kelly Backing Gardner.

Jimmy Kelly. manager Of Bert Keys. snA
Harry Baker. will POW . forfeit today of
500 and issue a challenge to match jimmy
Gardner, the clever New England boxeN
a~gains, Harry Lewis. the Quaker City pu-
Gil.s;, IN a l!Wifci round bout :r the wei
terNeiEht championship dtle, Gardne- 70 con
slent he 6n beat Leais and says that he
latter cannot refuse him a match. as he u
as much entitled 20 the .itle as Lewis.
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player.

o,.,,,la.r Rande.l. l,st year wtth the SNi'
IA >atlYali League teams, mas
been purchas ed by the Milwaukee American
Association Club,
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i'IU llNIW Mat. KING lSTUDDIFOKD
1UL ullllL 2Jc. Wilfred Clarke 3 Co..
" DNay " I'D at. X. q. Knowles. Others.
The evening world., 1908-01-31

President, Eohets, Of BROOKLYN. has an,
n. nat he mas receives ne slshs.
Z : A. MuSsH. the giant t!Est
ba a.r1n drafted from Rrocktpn. Murch Is
an .nfieider who can be caliel upon to pa5
!, "a cent Of .hs injury or wiaadrava! OF
INV ulayer,
The evening world., 1908-01-31

AnrpICAN A RAGE ACItOSSl Mat. Sat.
AMEfNSAN THE CONTISBNTl25&6Oc.
Next Week-A Millionaire's Revenge.
Ted Marks Concsrts. Sun.Aiat. &lSve. 1885 30
The evening world., 1908-01-31

WAS good policy, when London wouldn't stand fol rore exhibitions" I'M
less Rogers really wrestled somebody, to match him against Hackeaschmidt
the best drawing card in all England and .t IS much money IS posi-
tes out of the n event.
Iackenschnidt and Rogers net yesterday. Hack picked the so called
The evening world., 1908-01-31

~ NE of the old-time fighters died
here in New York a couple Of days
ago and will be buried from NO
eS East One Hundred and Fourteenth
street to-day. His name was Mike Co
burn. Many of the old-timers will re-
member Nike Coburn as one of the best
little men in the wor'l during the bare
fist days. He vas worlds feather
weight champion under London prize
ring rules FOR twelve years, from iSpo
10 1880. Coburn was born in 4sH" H4s
iasr fight was Il trtnty-seyeh-rouhh
draw at Cold Springs. Ind. with Patsy
Sheppard. then Il liG ting marvel, Patsy
l. still living in Boston.
Mike Coburlf was vi Il lighting family
The last of that family. a cousin, Bc2
farrell, vas Asutwc.sAt champion o.
America from Inc reultmenI OF Bliy
Edwards. N 1876, 10 1855. Fare! IS
seach.ng boNiu- now at Billy Elmer ;,
aud is a living example Of the Iact t"dl
dight!ng. wucn ole doesn't d~lss!pate' Is
r healthrul occupation.
Mike Coburu's brother. Joe Coourn'
WAS one OF the greatest A~eavy-Weights
tn America years ago He was the one
man who could chase Jem Mace PACK
~ England.
The evening world., 1908-01-31

N orr ID 1928. q, 70. 7sc. Mat Sat. Is. 5oc.
ESlAN THE COWBOY GIRL
S|twS-IAllian Mortimer ''Bunco in Arizona"
The evening world., 1908-01-31

n CTND THEATRE. B'way a 45thst.
40 VT Ev.. 8. Is. Mat. Wed. &sat. .2.lo
1T is a real play, and In these days real
nlays are scarce Times.
VIOLA ALLEN "IREHE
The evening world., 1908-01-31

L E0Tunli E.l25th. ladies' Mat. To-day.
II ;HM JOLLY GIRLS co
l. w IIIlIu Wise Guy Ed Hayes.
AMATEUR NIGHT TONIGHT
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Hugh Jennings. manager Of the Dero.
Tigers, Will report on Feb. u. iTes!dtN.
rlir,i one TO this effect. II was a niG, n.
letter. TOO. and from what has .eakei ou.
riei by ~ Cobb holding out for $1,000 II
.Ong green.
The evening world., 1908-01-31

..s,a,ch from ~ Cooo's Georgia town
saws ,,n has announced that 70 VII con
ceis 500 in salary from HE former terms
ana O, eriook ono o. NO ct ~ demah1,
President Savtn, OF the l~"etroit CUP, 50"
re u1licy OF the pr'roit club is 10 seh1
OFT no SPECIAL documents ana hope C9Gi
win come to a realization Of this fact lt'
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~AMERICAN APOLLO"
WAS A FINE LEMON
FOR RUSSIAN LION
O'Rourke's Never Was" Never Had
a Chance With Worlds Champion
= Mike Coburn Dead - Is
Halpln a Prop

r ACKENSCHMIDT said Rogers
n would be easy" Hack was
right Rogers was impressive
as a side OF beef in a butchers shop.
but he was very easy indeed. Tom
oRourke undoubtedly made money
with Rogers In London as long as he
showed him at the music halls and
allowed him to wrestle only with the
carefully selected grapplers supplied
for the exhibitions Any sort OF a
bluf goes" in London. II Is the orig
inal easy mark village,
O,Rourke must have known that
the first real wrestler Rogers met
would defeat him very easily. So II
The evening world., 1908-01-31

waivers have neen asked on pitcher HN''
rs. Of the Boston Americans 50 taf +t.
IRA! clubs 18th III 'ls American ana "a
tInnsl League. have e.presseS a desire .'r
Inc man Columbus. OF the American Also.
citation would ais. mana out a generous
amount for his services.
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with twentv-slX men in the lineup.
carry more than hat would be n
waste OF expenses. For ten or twelve
years the clubs have started out with
a great array OF Young talent, who en-
ter the contest with tho old fellows Tor
the Jobs on the teams. but up 10 late
no youngster mas ever Gupplanted an
old .Grner
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I nCIiIru f, l4th. ladies' Mat. To-day.
II III MY PARTISAN BELLIES
L III VIII ?-p,rleras--a. 8 vnua. Acts.
AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY.
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Stone Back In Game.

Jimmy Stone, who was one OF the clever
es. l!ttle fellows IN this country several years
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Walcott Loses Tooth.
Quaker Boxers Faxed.

Eddie Carter ana kid" Locke, the Quaker
City liEhtweishs, are NOT likely 20 get on
saokhG match a. AZ Il khs eluhs IN fhh
The evening world., 1908-01-31

VIEW CIRCLE H'~s Ma. : s %ss. s. / s Es.. s Il
X Q l. B In ths LONESOME
O. DILL SHOW TOWN
The evening world., 1908-01-31

FTalk 4"toh has returned 20 Ru.,al,
after wrestling IN twelve different cities /,
az many nights meeting all corners Az
winning all the bouts. 49,
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Hurry Up Yos,. Michigan t,,,b,u
s1t stuck for 81 600 on a roothau h,rSIa,
plLliSAed In 1905, The publishers wan,
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HIMRUl Mat. HORACE G0LDIN.
HLUnIlUung5 c. o American Dancers,
IITth Ay. q loS'h st Avery q Hart. Others.
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bert, Dau as well ~ re ever dld. Gil
h'ns says Is TO cad or, ''s oraef'
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just a triSe s1t'a- for the Ha-y,r4
baseball squad now mat Billy Lusrs 700,
steps lelt away from tl. dear old Yale
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Umpire Carpenter Is IN doNbt hboHt IT,
crp.Ing a position again az a member 81
President ruliian's umpirlt!cal starr, ~
AS aspirations ~ becoming a southern
LSagne club owner. How any one VIII taEe
an unplre's Job II he can possibly help 1t IL
beyond the ken Of most people.
Patrick H. Murphy. OF Keene, y H
one Of the most promising young pitchers
in Nav England, has been signed by Man
ager NcCluskey 10 twirl FOR the st, Louis
Cardinals this year.
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Olsen to WrestIe sothner.

Nel Olsen. the Danish grappler. who has
met every wrestler in this country VIII
meet George Rothner to might At the Star
Theatre, brooklyn. Young Hackensclmld
Will also appear against Carl Nazetti. OF
Ce-mary,
The evening world., 1908-01-31

nnsaey JeHnings is Topnrt.l rs ,tatlra
Iaat he THINKS Cy Cobb sh6uld re eIvs e. az
mats generous OF HusNey. ''0''
The evening world., 1908-01-31

Wisconsin students have raised the 81, 600
that the Athletic Council voted must be
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sH~lehlanders Go South March T.
The Hlghlanders Will start Dor At
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16

(Methodist Church. Sunday. Oct Is, 2:3O p.nl.l
FRANK HART, Leader
Subject: "Tbe Value and Power
of Missionary Information" Acts
ii, 4, l5-2l; l5, 6-l2.
Song; Prayer.
"What enlightenment has China
received"-E. M. White. -
"The Bible as the best informa.
tion and perfect route Miss May
Allphin.
Song; Prayer.
"Why should Missionaries be
sent to foreign lands?"- Miss Bessie
Hite.
"What are we doing for those
who live in the dark continent?"-
Miss Maud Miller.
"Do we cultivate the Missionary
spirit?" ?"-Miss Nola Martin.
General discussion.
League benediction.
The public is cordially invited to
attend and take part in this meeting.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Randolph at State Fair

r. L. Stackhouse left last Satur,
day with a batch of exhibits for the
State Fair at Hot Springs. He has
a number of homegrown products
that ought to capture the prize any.
where, and has entered the contest
with seven other counties that are
competing for the special prize of
5000 for the best coLntv exhibit.
Next week The Star Herald will
publish complete list of all the
Randolph county exhibits, and e
also hope to be able to inform our
readers that she captured a numb,r
of prizes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Residence Burned

The residence of Joe Collier, on
the east side, burned down on last
Tuesday evening about six o'clock,
together with part of the kitchen
furniture. The fire originated from
a defective kitchen fue and was un-
der great headway before it was
discovered. Most-of the household
effects were saved. This was one
of the best houses i'll "Bender
town.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Big Damage Suit

Secretary of State 0. c. Ldgwig
has sued the Western Methodist, of
Little Rock, for $50, ,oCo alleged
damages for an article recently pub.
lished in that paper charging the
State Election Board with having
sold out to the liquor interests in
the matter of appointing the county
election commissioners in the recent
state election. Rev. A. g. Millar,
Rev. j. A. Anderson and Rev E. d.
Weelns, editors and publishers of
the paper, are defendants in the suit.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
The Stave Factory

Mr.. Sallee of the Success Handle
Company has begun breaking the
ground for his new handle factory
in this city and hopes to be ready
for operation within a very short
time. The factory is being located
on the vacaptslot just west of the
cotton gin, and the work of erect
ing the buildings will be pushed
rapidly forward. Mr.. Sallee esti-
mates that the factory will give
perm 'nent employment to about
fifty men.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
AmuSenlentS

The Pocahontas favorites, the
Woods Sisters Big Company, will
be the attraction at the opera hous e
two nights, Monday and Tuesday,
Oct 10 and 20, on which ;casion
they will present two entirely new
plays. The Offering for Monday
night will be their own version of
Mary J. Holmes great story elena
Rivers" book that has been read
in more American homes than any
work of modern times. Tuesday
night the great New York comedy
success, "45 Minutes From Broad
way" will be the bill. New and
up-to-date specialties inu uoduced be.
tween acts by Misses Hazel and
Edna Woods and other members of
the company. Price 25c Soc and
soc. Seats on sale at SINNERS
drug store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Democratic Campaign Fund

The Star Herald received another
dollar this week for the Bryan and
Kern campaign fund, the donor
being Kern Hall, right and ac-
tive little Democrat of this city.
about ten years of age. Kern is one
of those Democrats who believes in
doing things. He realizes that Bryan
can win, and that the funds for an
honest campaign mast be coutribut-
ed by the people.
This makes a total of $4,000
raised by the Star Herald and a
check for $50 goes forward to Treas,
urer Herman Ridder this week, ten
dollars having been previously sent.
A united Democracy behind
Bryan is making a determined fight
to win, and the way the people are
responding to the ca | for funds to
carry on the ca npaign is mighty
good proof that this is the year for
Democracy to turn the trick. About
$240,00O have been raised to date
and the name of every contributor
was published yesterday in order
that the public may see who is
carrying on this war against the
peoples enemy. Both President
Roosevelt and Candidate Taft favor
publicity after election, hence the
public will have no chance to know
who is financing the Republican
campaign until afte. the election is
over.
1t is now only little over two
weeks until the hight Is over, and II
you wish to contribute your dollar
you will have to hurry. The Dem
ocrats will fight for every inch of
ground between now and the final
windup. Every Democratic orator
of any prominence is now speaking
In the doubtful states, and the people
who have contributed the money for
the campaign are laying back and
watching the fight. We would IjFe
to send in ano her cheek before the
third of November. Will you send
us your dollar?
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Political Speaking

Hon. W. A. Oldheld, Democrat,
and Hon. II. H. Myers, Republican,
candidates for congress, will ad,
dress the voters of Randolph
county at the following times and
places;
Pocahontas, Oct. "a, ] p. m.
Maynard, Oct. "a, 7:3O p. IN.
Biggers, Oct. 26, l p. m.
Holmes, Oct. 26, 1880 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these meetings and hear the
distinguished gentlemen discuss
national issues.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Democratic Speaking

Hon. Clay Sloan, Democratic
. presidential elector at large, will
address the voters of Randolph
county at the following times
and places:
Pocahontas, Oct. 81, at p. m.
Maynard, Oct. 81, at 7:Sop, m.
Mr.. Sloan will urge the claims OF
the Democratic national ticket and
a fair division of time will be
granted speakers of the opposition
party. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Brundidge Will Run

The Commercial Appeal learns
from reliable sources that Congress
man S. Brundi1ge of Searcy has
practically made up his mind to
enter the contest for United States
senator to succeed Senator jeff
Davis. Congressman Joe I. kob-
inson of Lonoke is also frequently
mentioned in connection with the
sucsessorship of Senator Davis, and
the senator himself has already an
nounced that he would be on hand
when the efforts are being made to
defeat him for second term. II
Mr.. Robinson enters the race Tor
senator, Acting Governor Il. U.
Pindall will endeavor to succeed
him as a member of congress frem
that district.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-10-16
Notice

Notice is hereby given to all my
former friends and patrons that |
have moved from the Martin Drug
Co.'S store to my new quarters in
the Black d DeClerk saloon build
ing, where l will be pleased to have
you pay me a visit. Call and see
my fine line of new goods. Big
stock has already arrived and more
coming in every day.
Yours to serve,
n. A. CHILDs, Jeweler.