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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
STOCKHOLDERS SUE

FRESNO, April "a suit was
brought here by the non-consulted
stockholders in the MADEIRA Oil COM
pany against the officers and the mi
nority stockholders to prevent the sale
of an oil claim in the Coalinga field
for 100000 1t is asserted that be-
cause of the discovery of oil ada
Gently the claim is fairly worth 5000, 900
and that while the option holder, a
stockholder in the company, knew OF
the discovery, he withheld the infor-
nation while pretending to be acting
for the best interests of stockholders.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
STOCK WILL ADVANCE:

Only limited number of shares will be sold at 10c.
Stock should advance within thirty days
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
NEWLoVE ON PUMP

SANTA. MARIA. April s.-The Union
has lust put Newlove No. 80 on the
pump and it is good for about 300 bar
rels daily. Work is slow on NO 20,
Newlove, which is at the extreme easI
of the lease on the Los Flores line and
is considered a test well.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
OIL Stock l5c a Share

The ROCK ISLAND OIL co. announce that
for a short time only its treasury stock will
be offered for 15c a share. "A Hundred
Barrel Well Is Worth 100000" ROCK Is
LAND OIL CO., 415-417 Laughlin Bldg" Slo
South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
VALUE:

The value of this land alone makes it good buy this
is proven territory with the possibility of opening up
an entire new pool of OIL owned entirely by this COM
pany California Oil deposits lie in great beds that are
remarkable for their comparatively great depth OF rich
OIL lakes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
Completion of well on
COdli1ga Crude Oil means
big advance on Exchanges

khas beer
Los Angeles
t. tenabet the public t
the aance eoeousw Of
l pop
uI when
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The Cmn
absolutely eprn property n
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occurs pnceson ais ock r
uthn posdbnH tiles in
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prtsp place the eeanng o
nontlon when the pperyi u
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daimbein vetmentfo
thu frs large profits n
under the o
malanout toe through
we will uyor d
ttmars phoograp W be
Pacific States Guaranty 8 Land Co.
Oh H. w. HeLn1an Bldg.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
OPPORTUNITY:

California is the most important OIL section in the
history of the world threequarters of million dollars
disbursed monthly stockholders of California OIL
properties.
You can purchase now at 10c per share stock that
in six months will be probably worth par Zone dol
lar per share)
This your opportunity to start on the road to pros
perity by coming in on the GROUND FLOOR
The company is capitalized for $3,OOOOoO divided
into 100000 shares of par value OF 81 each; $l'-
100000 will remain in the treasury This first block OF
stock is offered at 10c per share
1t expected that this ground floor offering will be
subscribed in few days. Subscriptions will be en-
tered and aotments made according to the order in
which the applications are filed.
An early interview will prove of mutual advantage,
as is certain that closer knowledge of the organiza
ton land and locations will convince the investor of the
advantage of owning of this stock-a reasonable
amount of which is almost to make early purchas-
ers rich in proportion to their holdings.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25

is to be the very best year that has
ever downed upon this glorious
world? How many are holding
fast to the resolution that you will
do your part toward making this
year as bright and happy as possible
for everyone?
Several from this place attended
church at Clearvlew Sunday night !.
Misses Ethel Carroll and Mary
Stubblefeld of Pocahontas were
visiting at Shiloh Sunday.
A. l.. Hardin started planting
corn Monday. How is that for
early farming?
Z. 7. Harrison was at Shiloh Sat
urday night.
Miss Ethel Dunn, who has been
attending school at Pocahontas, re-
turned home Saturday.
John MCGEE, who lived in the
bottoms, died at his home last week
and was buried at Shiloh Friday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
ALBERTHA.

B.J. Buxton is giving the roads
another going over this pretty wealth
er.
Miss Edith Myrick visited at w. j.
Luters Saturday night and when she
got up Sunday morning she was broke
out with the measles.
We had a very quiet wedding last
Tuesday, so quiet that we failed tC
learned who performed the ceremony
The contracting parties being Dock
Davis, Jr. and Miss LiSsie Melton.
The young couple has our best wishes.
There threeare cases of measles at
E. V. Ballards and two cases at B. J.
BuXtons. One new case at ]. H.
Fowlers. 1t is in a light form as
some of them don't go to bed.
T. b. Kerley and wife visited at
SINNERS Ferry, Saturday night the
guest of J. g. Johnston and family.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
OLD JACKSON

WIN. Ulmer and wife of Brock
EFT visited their daughter, Mrs. A.
}, league, several days last week.
Mrs. Wash Wells visited her
son, J. A. Wells, Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mrs. Will Horseman visited he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Weay-
er, last week.
Bro. g. w. Million preached
two excellent sermons here Satur-
day night and Sunday.
G. w. Kingree and wife attended
church at Oak Hill Sunday.
Perry Kincade and family took
dinner at Frank Odelps Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Odell visited at
Mrs. Nancy Howard's Saturday
night and Sunday.
J. H. Miller got his eye hurt last
"eeA Ny I"lg strlKlng him on the
eye ball.
Geo. and James Weaver made
their usual trip to Valley Chapel
Sunday.
The people of this community
are going to meet the first Sunday
In April to reorganize the Sunday
school.
The program, which was to have
been rendered here Friday night,
has been called off on account of
sickness in the community.
We were highly pleased with the
l2-page paper last week. Just let
1T come every week and see if we
care. Hurrah for the Star Herald
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
pleasant and profitable meeting is
reported.
Three We're Initiated
Into The Mysteries
OF the MaccabeeS at the Meeting
Held in POcahOntas
Tuesday Night

Tent No. S4 Knights of the Mac.
cabees of Pocahontas held a very
important session at their hall last
Tuesday night, at which three
candidates, j. r. Shivley, M. M.
McHaney and II. A. Cloyes were
introduced into the mysteries OF
that secret society.
AT this meeting J S. Teenor and
X. l.. Armstrong, who belonged tc
the Richwoods Tent, presented Their
cards and were accordingly trans.
ferred to this place.
The following officers were elect
ed to fill the vacancies M. NJ. Nc
III aney, lieutenant-commander;
George Lewis, past commander; j.
Il. Shivley, lst guard; H. A. Cloyes,
2nd guard and A. 7. Armstrong,
picket.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday night at which time two
candidates will be initiated. After
this meeting the lodge will only
meet every other Tuesday night.
After the meeting Tuesday night
those present adjourned to the Pal
ace Drug Store where all partook
of refreshments at the expense o.
the new members. A very pleasan
time was spent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
LIMA

Alma, the little daughter of E.
L. Tyler, is reported very sick.
Hawkins Bros. of Rayenden
Springs had a carload of wagon
timber hauled to Pocahontas last
week, which they will put on the
market soon.
John Stubblefeld and wife went
to Pocahontas last week.
Mrs. Cal Stubble6eld spent Sat.
urday night in Pocahontas, the
guest of friends.
b. M. Tyler and Nit Pearce and
their families and q. r. Pearce
visited at F. M. Clark's Sunday.
Curtis Cavenor, who has been
attending school at Pocahontas, re.
turned home Saturday.
A twelve page Star Herald looks
good to us. Why not all of us do
what we can to help make a twelve
page paper every week and boom
the best county paper in northeast
Arkansas. We are sure the editor
Will do his part every week, if bust
ness will permit.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
Burglars at Work
In POCdhOntdS
Entered the Store of r. j. BaItI
tuesday NIGHT and Made A
Rich HAUL.

The StOreOf j f. Baltz was broken
into last Tuesday night about the
hour OF ~ o'clock and quite a
number of articles valued in the
neighborhood Of $50. were stolon.
Entrance to the store building was
made by prTiHg the back door open
with crow bar and after that it was
easy for the robbers to secure what
goods they wanted
When Mr.. Baltz arrived at his store
"Wednesday morning he found the
back door open and an investigation
revealed the fact that robbers had
carried of at least $40 worth OF meat,
some -four, two blue shirts and neck
ties, pair of patent leather shoes No
5, some Overalls and pants and had
also taken some candy and other ar
ticles, Mr. Baltz has no clew to the
robbers, but it is believed that they
took their plunder away in wagon,
as it was too much for any two men tU
carry.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
Will Locate Here

Atty.J. S. Butt formerly of Miss
issippi, arrived in Pocahontas and
after looking over our city has de-
cided to locate here permanently
for the practice of his profession.
Mr.. Butt informs us that this is
not his first trip to Arkansas, as he
has been over considerable territory
and after considering existing con.
ditions decided that this was as
good a location as could be found
in the state.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
VALLEY CHAPEL.

Miss Della McIlroy and Miss Edna
and Flora Pruett visited Miss Ella
White Saturday evening.
Rev. Cleo Carter made his regular
trip to Water Valley Sunday.
George and James Warner attended
our Sabbath school Sunday.
Our society is coming to the top
every Friday night.
There will be singing here next
Saturday night.
Luther Pruett visited Will White
Saturday evening.
Bette Anderson who has been sick
for the past few days is reported
much better.
Will and Oryal Matheny have
returned home from a visit to In.
diana.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
SuburbanNews
LORlNE NEWS

We are glad to know that Uncle
Jim Haynes, who has been in bad
health for awhile, is improving.
Keiffer Campbell of Water Val
ley attended church at Shiloh Sun
day.
Louis Bramlett and family visited
Wess Baker and family Sunday.
Elbert Owens attended preaching
at Clearview Sunday night.
Miss Lorine Standiford visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Charlotte
Standlford, at Pocahontas Friday
night and Saturday.
Uncle Doss Pratt has been on the
sick list for few days.
Miss Grace Haynes spent Friday
night and Saturday with her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Pratt.
DAILY Mondy of Pocahontas visi-
ted home friends Saturday night
anG Sunday.
Bro. J. A. Allison preached a
fine sermon at Shiloh Sunday. If
you want to know our "reasons"
for being strong Baptist, just
come to Shiloh every first Saturday
and Bro. Allison will explain it to
you.
Cadge Bowers and family and
George Haynes and wife and little
daughter, Gladys, were out in the
Shiloh neighborhood Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
PITMAN NEWS.

Hurrah for G. G. Davis for Tax AS,
Sessor let all of the voters 90 to The
polls and vote for him,
Mrs. Ira Rifles is on the sick list
this week. ' 0N ii''
Two weddings on Sunday. March
9TH, Mr.. Tom Gerrish to Miss Ola
Webster, of Current View and Mr.
wine stout to Miss Emma Dysmang
Oh supply. We wish them long and
happy life. '
Henry Vester is now in his new
store. " '''' NJ "
Ed Slater was visiting friends and
relauiFes at Corning last week.
j. 7. Shemwell went to Dominican
last Monday on business.
Mrs. Baxter and son Jess. of Mid
dieorook, are visiting Drew Cillia
Sharp this week.
u. q. Fowler happened to a bad ac-
cldent last Saturday at his mill by
getting his hand caught and bruised.
Little Myrtle Gambill. who has
been visiting her brother at Datto
returned home last Saturday. She
was accompanied home by her BROTH
ley.
There was a magic lantern show
at Pitman school house last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Martha Hawkins has been III
but is better now.
Mr.: Jim Ballard gave public sale
last Saturday and will go to Oklaho-
ma for his health.
Rev D. X. Foster preached to the
people of this place last Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
Attend The Lectures

John r. Kizer, Randolph coun.
ty agent for the department of Ag
riculture Farmers Cooperative
Demonstration work, was in Jones'
boro this week attending the lee.
lures given to a part Of the agents
of this state. There was from
Washington City Mr.. IL. K. Savely
and Mr.. Bradford Knapp, also state
agent J. A, Evans of Shreveport,
La, was present and addressed and
instructed The field men for their
work for this season. A very
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
LORINE

Regret nothing; waste neither
time nor energy upon that which is
gone. If you have made mistakes,
correct them, and do so in a happy
frame of mind. If you have failed,
do better, and know that you can.
Sunday school was organized at
Shiloh Sunday with VIM. Pratt,
superintendent and Henderson
Haynes secretary.
Keiffer Campbell was at Shiloh
Sunday.
How many are holding resolutely
and joyfully to the belief that 1910
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
The Arkansas Farm

We are in receipt of few copies
OF little booklet entitled "a story
OF an Arkansas Farm. ."from the pen
OF William r. Lighton. the com
pllments of the passenger traffic de-
Partment of the Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Railroads at st.
Louis. The story is an interesting
one and we will be glad to give
any one a copy that will call Tor
same,
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25

to the house vacated by Mr.. Walker.
Mrs. Perry Knott has returned
home from the hills where she had
been called to the bedside of her sick
parents.
John Smith returned home from
Tuckerman last Sunday, having been
there for the past month.
), K: Pendergrass and family visited
John Triplett and family last sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
After Load of Bolts

Capt. John Inman of Black Rock
passed up the river Wednesday in
his boat after a load of bolts for
Sallee Brothers. He expects to
bring a large load down on his re-
turn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
CARTER SCHOOL HOUSE.

Mrs. Julia Pendergrass had the
misfortune on Wednesday of last
week to fall off the porch, dislocat-
ing her left wrist.
John Walkers family have moved TO
the hills Tim Knotz has moved in
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gen miiBten. Sierous folai penig-
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lpie iie geiebnabiee sIrditeften nit
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man, Die @uaoaIoupe auf,itoiim,ner
un6 auf bieie Meiie @aiierfrait iiir
elm eroBes itdotiides @leftrisitats.
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8onbmlsgabe nOtig iein.
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brannten nellIid nadts lrsDrere Ue.
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lduft iih auf $4,000.
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uno ieinen 8ruber in Golo Springs,
san Sacinto County, eeto.et ai ia.
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flint Sabren 3udtbats perllrteilt
tporben.
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dung oes gorfomnlnis lit eingelei-
tet.
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griffen tperoen modten.
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feinesluegs beieittgt, .In,bern ae-
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niht uno er nno iein alteiter Srnge,
Der iein eetreuer Selfersbe(fef gene.
| len lit, iollten Der uolueroieiltet,
Strafe nidt entgeben.
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man: 9ralioent gaft miro elrIgegen
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nittelbar no6 8ertagung bes 8on-
greiies, oie &anoloone bsiuden. Gr
nimmt Elm perionlides S1tereiie an
ben arbeiten am Sitbmus uno Der
neueroings genelbete 2arln,rntfd
am gulebra-ginl9nit bat iIhl in Der
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einem Durhitid III Ser spj!jc res
WeeresIpiegels abfeben gu ioneu,
Der tpeitere 80 SUB slltsJ ,ahumgen
erforberlif MAIDEN uno Die Nfog-
lihfeit peiterer nerbdngrisboner
groruti6e idaffen tpiirbe.
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6raulein 0elia Gorrep tit WiIburY,
Maii., eridien oiefer Gage elm lmbe.
fainter Wfann tpeIder Der alten 60.
me nitteilte, er bobe in Bottom nleb-
rere 2eute iagen boren, tic beahli6-
tigten ben 9raiioenten u,rsubringen.
Ndbere gi15elbeiten tpoIlts er nibt
mitteilen, ia, er be6robtc Grditleill
Forrep nit Dem Sooe, lpenn lie oas,
mas er ibr er5ablt babe, ii; Die Bel.
tunsen fommen lalie. 0ie QeborSen
gIauben, oaB oer Mann pcrr!ift irar.
Mapor @aDnor bon 9telu Oorf
bot ouf einen oiesbe5iglit,e.t Wor.
i1lag bin erfldrt, oaB ct ,tienals oIs
Observation-Disclosures uiftrcten
ner6e.
Ser iunse 2lfti9ifier eugene
g(p bat Sonntae nadntittug ieinen
Slug BON Chicago nod N,elp gorf
begonnen. 2eioer muBte er ii6 nab
5tpolf Wtinuten tpieoer bsru,,terloi-
len, oa etluas an Der Moidl;ne aitCcr
Srbnung gefomtnen mar. Bis man
oen S6aoen ousgebeiert bo.tc, mar
es aber 5u bunfel, Tim Die Gabrt ipie.
Der aiifaunebmen un6 10 fonllic er
Herft am raditen Morgen ben Sing
fortiesen.
- giner Der in Quara;itare &C.
baltenen 3miidenoed- -Baiiaeierc beg
i'm Seem gorfer Soften (iegenoen
Sanburg- -Mmerifa.Dampfer ,.Molt-
fe" ilt on ber gbolera erflnnft. gr
lit Elm Stuliener naneus Saleielia
un6 itannlt aus geeapel.
= Ser 5ur 3eit in 9seip Dorf ipei-
lenoe 4aroinaI 2ogue, De. 9rimas
BON Srlan0, bat am Sonntag in cincr
4nipra1e, Die er mG1rcno Der
meiie in Der ct. gatrifs aatbaora-
le bielt, Die neue Hepubll. 'Soltu.
gal fir einen Seino ser Stride
erfI1rt.
= 9alomon Gone, elm angeicbe.
ner Gottonmar,iL Mitst,ch Der
gaumtpouborien inNetp Norf. 9iucr-
pool u,to Netp Orleans, ipuroe in iei.
ner @obnuns 5u Greensboro. y. e..
NIT elmer Rugel i'm aopfe aufsefun.
ben. Man peiB ni6t, Oh er SeIblt.
moro begangen ooer fid hurd 3ufaG
eridoiien bat.
- Sn einer Mine Der Colorado
GueI & Sran Company fano cine Gs-
ploiion 1tatt, 6urh bic fiiniaig bis
bunoert Mann beridiittet lpuroen.