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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-06

w niedalekiej przyszlosci. moze
nastapic starcie. wojskami rewo-
lucyjnemi Estrady.
Czlonkowie tutejszego iowa
rzystwa "Czerwonego Krzyza"
odjechali do Bluefieds.
Prezydent Madriz zajal sic O.
sobiscie zbadaniem sprawy
stracenia Grocego Cannona, a.
by dojsG kto jest odpowiedzial-
nym "a to stracenie. Kraza tn
pog}oski, re odpowiedzialnym "a
stracenie obu Amerykanow IL
znani zostana Zelaya prokura-
tor Solomon Selva.
Admiraf Kimball, glowno-ko-
menderujacy amerykahska floty-
Ia wojenna, dokujaca w porcie
Corinto, ME przyja} nadesianych
przez Madriza dla kuchni mary
narskiej 6 wolow.
Kongres przyjaf ustawe, mo-
cy ktorej nastapi emisya pienia-
dza papierowego ma $15,OOO,WO.
Emisya ia zastapi dawna, ktora
wynosila 10 milionow, czyli, re
dug Nikaraguy wzrosnie o 8 mi
liony.
Peking, 6 stycznia. - Sir John
N. Jordan angielski posel w Chi
mach doradzal w przyjacielskl
sposob miarodajnym sferom rza-
du chinskiego, ably spor Ma
Gao, jaki sic toczy Portugails
poddano, zgodnie zyczeniem
Portugalii sadowi rozjemczemu.
Rad chinski zawiadomif
wprawdzie Portugalie, re sporu
MACAO" ME podda sadowi roz-
iemczemu W f1aadze, ale to ME
wyklucza, re moze bye jakis in
ny sad rozjemczy desygnowany.
Berlin, 6 stycznia. = Chihska
komisya flotowa, ktora ma "a
miar studyowac niemieckie urza-
dzenia okretowe i wogole stosun-
XII flotowe przybyla do Berlina,
Uczestnikow tel komisyi przyJal
ma dworcu kolejowym ksiaze o.
skar, poczem odwieziono ich do
hotelu.
Ma czele komisyi stoi ksiaze
Tsai Tszun, brat chinskiego re-
genta. Cesarz Wilhelm przyJai
wczoraj w poiudnie ksiecia Tsal
Tszun. Podczas3 3przyjecia obecni
byli nastepca tronu i inni ksia7
zeta krwi, kanclerz panstwa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-06
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYn MIEDzYNARODOWEi'
Chicago, 6 stycznia
(Francya a bilanse Rosyi).

Niejednokrotnie juz zwracaiy
na siebie powszechna uwage ar
tykuly francuskiego mieSiecznika
Revue, charakteryzujqce finanso-
wa sytuacye Rosyi stosunek
Francyi do finansow rosyjskich.
Przypominamy pokrotce, re w
marcu 1905 roku jakiS anomino-
wy przyjaciel francusko-rosyj-
skiego przymierza oglosil W
Revue ostrzezenie, ze Francya
ME powinna pozyczac Rosyi WIG
cej pieniedzy. dopoki ME nastapi
pokoj Japonia ] ME bedzie ma
dana konstytucya. Artykul ten IL
mozebnil pozyczke rosyjska W O.
wym czasie, a ma poczatku 1906,
ten sam piSarz~0dradzal Francgi
wszelkich operacyi pozyczko-
wych dopoki Rosya ME bedzle
panstwem konstytucyjnem.
w ostatnim zeszycie miesiecz-
nika paryskiego ukazal sic dalszy
artykul W tel sprawie. Artykui
Jest anonimowy i zajmuje sic po-
lozeniem Francyi Anglii wo
bee przyszlych potrzeb finanso-
wych Rosyi. Zaczyna sic cd
stwierdzenia, 9e Rosya w chwili
obecnej jest wobec Francyi "a
diuzona ma sumo Is mifiardow
frankow, ze dug ten roSnie cd
lat Is. Francya otrzymaia "a
pewnienie, 1e pozyczki miaiy roz-
wiiac naturalnie zasoby Rosyi i
wzmacniae jej stan obecny. lynn
czasem, nietylko ME byly do
tych cel6w uzyte, ale dis IL
nansowe poiozenie rosyjskie jest
gorsze, niz byio przed Is laty Ia
ty. Taxi stan rzeczy - pisze au-
tor - ME odpowiada roll panst-
wa, majacego 40 milionow lud-
nosci, a mocarstwa, ktore W in
teresach polityki miedzynarodo'
wei potrzebuja silnej Rosyi, mu-
sza spogladac ma sytuacye me-
ookojem i powinny = o lie TO
nozliwe - starac sic o jej po-
epszenie.
w dalszym ciagu autor rozwa-
Ia znane oSwiadczenia Wittego,
ktorych okazuje sic, re RoSya
potrzebuje ma natychmiastowe
wydatlIi okoio 10 miliardow fran
kow. Jednoczesnie autor twier-
dzi, re potrzeba jest W rzeczywi-
stosci daleko wiecej, = przynaJ-
mniej 20 miliardow. Iunemi sio-
wy Rosya ME moze wyrownac
swego budzetu bez corocznej po-
4yczki.
R6wnie niepokojace wykazy
przytacza autor artykuiu "a Stan.
Rotwandem, czlonkiem rosyjskieJ
komisyi budzetowej kt6ry W O.
podatkowaniu dochodow widzf
lekarstwo iluzoryczne i. przypomi
ma, 4ze W Rosyi jest okolo Z mill
on6w rodzin (okolo II pol mill
ona osob) wiejskich wyrobnikow
bez zajecia. Koszta administracyi
i wiezien doszly do olbrzymlch
sum, mimo, re chorob zarazli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-06

CafefH jeSO DTZIIlleIllu pleZyocHt
ma prawo mianowania general
nych dyrektorow TAX dla spraw
strefowych jak budowlanych
kanalow, wobec czego obecnie IL
rzedujaca komisya dla kanalu pa
namskiego zamyka swe czynnos-
ci j ustepuje.
Springfield, ILL.,, 6 stycznia. -
Legislature zajmuje sic nadal
sprawa wydania ustaw, normu-
jacych przedwyborcze postepo-
wanie.
Delegate Primare Bill' wnie'
Stony przez republikahski komi-
tet Cook County ME znalazl po-
parcia, ami nawet ME rozbudzh
zainteresowania.
w nastepnym tygodniu podje'
ia zostanie akcya polaczenia po-
stanowieh wszystkich obecnie O.
bowiazujacych ,,bill'ow", ably bo-
daj W ten sposob ujednostajnic
przedwyborcze postepowania.
Cleveland, o., 6 styczpia. -
Spoika nakiadcza Werner Co."
rejestrowana kapitalem 2 mi
liony, majaca swoje zaklady ru-
chu w Akron, Ohio popadla W
konkurs.
Ma zadanie dwoch najwybit-
niejszych akcyonaryuszy Pawia
C. i Edwarda P. Wernerow, "a
mianowai zwiazkowy sedzia OBJ
wodowy Taylor zarzadce masy
konkursowej. Ia zarzadce zo-
stall superior Trust and Saving
Bank" w Cleveland.
Washington, D. c., 6 stycznia.
Prezydent przedlozyl senatowf
nastepujace propozycye ma mia
nowanie nowych konzulow:
Generalnym konsulem ,,at lar
ore" - Chas. c. Eberhardt z
Kansas.
Generalnym konzulem dla Bo-
goty w Columbia : Maxwell
! Blake Missouri; dla Hankau w
! Chinach = Robert Brent Mosher
z D. c., dla Aten w Grecyi -
VIM. H. Gale Virginii.
Konzulami:
Ola Swatau w Chinach = Ge-
orge C. Chamberlain Nowego
Yorku.
Ola Pernambuco w Brazylii -
P. Merrill Griffith Ohio.
Ola Catanii we Wloszech =
! Artur Garrels z Missouri.
Ola Santa Cruz w Mexyku -
Lewis w. Haskell z Suth caro-
lima.
Dla Tegucigalpa W Honduras
= Arminius T. Haeberle Mis-
souri,.
Ola Kingston w Ontario, Ka-
| NADIA - Felix S. S. Johson 2 n.
I. Jesse.
Ola Matamoras W Mexyku -
Johson Texas.
Ola Swansea, Wales - c. Lud-
low Pennsylvania.
Ola Malty - James Werner
Long Pa.
Ola Tampico w Mexyku -
| Clarence A. Miller Missouri.
Ola Lipska W Saksonii - AL
bert r. Morawetz z Arizony.
Dla Chunking W Chinach =
| Albert w. Pontus Minnesota.
Ola Paranquilla w Colunbii-
Louis J. Rosenberg Michigan.
Ola Bergen w Norwegii -
'Bertie M. Rasmussen z Iowa.
Ola Stovenger W Norwegii -
P. Emerson Taylor Nebraska.
| Ola Dunfemline w Szkocyi =
Howard D. Van SAINT z N. ].
Ola Przyladka Dobrej Nadziei
- Ernest A. Wakefield Mai
ne.
| T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-06

wchodzace, a nadto zadanieni
tych panstw byloby dozorowa-
ME czy tel kolei ME uzywajs
j nte e 0 W an bezpo-
srednio panstwa t. j. Rosya,
Japonia lub Chiny do celow. po-
litycznych, wzglednie strategicz-
nych.
Projekt sprzedazy ,kolei man
dzurskich wyszedl juz przedtem
cd Japonii, obecny amerykanski
projekt rozni sic cd pierwot-
nego tylko tenn, re obejmuJe
szerszy teren ii. takze koleje W
okolicy Charbina Dalnego.
Plan amerykahski mogiby do
piero wtedy bye wzietym pod
rozwage skoroby sic ma niego
zgodziia Japonia. bez jej zezwo-
lenia bowiem ME moglaby bye
przeprowadzona zadna transak-
eva handlowa z koleja mandzur-
ska, gdyz kolej ia, ma ogromne
znaczenie ola Japonii.
Plan amerykanski ma te naj-
lepsza w sobie strone, re raz ma
zawsze polozyiby kres ciaglym
sporom miedzy Rosya a Japo-
MIA. a nadto uwolnilby Rosye cd
ciagiego leku pred napadem Ja-
ponczykow, gdyz pahstwa W
syndykacie interesowane ME do
puscibyly do przewozu wojska
kolejami mandzurskiemi.
Mimo tax widocznych korzys-
ci rad rosyjski waha sic przy-
jeciem projektu amerykanskiego
podda 60 naprzod szczegoao-
wemu zbadaniu. Odpowiedzi rza-
du rosyjskiego MONA sic spodzle
wac dopiero z poczatkiem przysz-
lego, najpredzej kohcem bic
zacego miesiaca'
Amerykanski proiekt obejmuje
takze budowe kolei Aigun do
Tszing Tszau Flu, ktorej to lbu-
dowy podjalby sic syndykat a.,
merykansko-angielski, a rzady
dotyczace popieraiyby dziaianie
syndykatu. Ia czesc projektu ME
podoba sic w ko1ach urzednikow
dotyczacych. Niezadowoleni ar
gumentuja, re Rad rosyjski ME
moze zgodzic sic ma krzyzowanie
sic kolei rosyjskiej projektowa-
ma pod Tsitsikar, a nadto projek-
towana kolej przechodzilaby bli-
sko amurskiej granicy bardzo
slabo ufortyfikowanej, vice
Rad rosyjski musiaiby zgroma-
dzic mad ia granica znaczniejsze
SHY zbrojne, ably zapobiedz ma
glemu przez projektowana ko-
lei baydzo uiatwionemu wdarciu
sic wojsk nieprzyjacielskich.
Managua, 6 stycznia. = w Ma
nagua panuje wielka radosc, a
to powodu nadziei szybkiego
zakonczenia wojny domowej.
Prezydent Madriz podaf do pu-
blicznej wiadomoSci tresc telegra-
mu, jaki otrzymal cd Fornos
Diaz'a jednego dow6dcow re-
wolucyjnych wojsk. Telegram do
nosi, re Diaz wyjechal Rama
do Managua celem omowienia z
Madrizem obecnej sytuacyi.
Dosiowne brzmienie telegramu
lest: "Badz pan pewny
naszego patryotyzmu szla-
chetnego c h a r a k te r u je-
nera}a Estrady, Jade do Mana
qua, ably bezposrednio panem
zlagodzic obecne polozenie kra-
ju".
Nastepnie podai Madriz do pu-
blicznei wiadomosci telegram E
strady, w ktorym terze opowia-
da, re wzieci pod Rama do ME
wolf jeneraiowie Gonzeles, Ca
strillo, Gomez inni oficerowie
nizszych rang So zdrowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-06
IONA rada. Chi6czycy na divorce niemieckim

Sad rosyjski zamyka Amerykanina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-06

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 5tej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-06

u IOdui rybaekich zagneIo lie? hdnosci Kanadzie!
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
A Piano Contest

The Palace Drug Store and Star
Herald have made arrangements to
put on grand contest in Randolph
county as you will see by referring
to the last page of the paper this
week. This piano Is a fine
inatrument and will be given away
absolutely free on the oath day of
next December Those who wish
to enter this contest will please get
busy now and you can win this
beautiful and valuable instrument
without being out one cent of cash.
A little work at odd times will win
it for you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

John ewes" Crockett of Little
Rock is seeking the office of state
treasurer and the Star Herald would
bemuch pleased to see him elected.
A vote for Crockett is vote for an
honest man, one whom the greed of
money cannot buy and one who is
held in the highest esteem by the
best citizens of Arkansas, because of
the fact that he has always conducted
himself in such manner as to COM
mand such respect. There has new
er been single charge brought
against Mr.. Crockett during his long
life of public service for the stale.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

The Randolph county grand jury
instructed to adjourn at once OF
sooner last Saturday after being in
session little more than five days.
That was a remarkable piece of
business. A few juries like that
and few terms of court of four or
five days duration will place Ran
dolph on a souud financial basis and
onr farmer friends who have to
come to town and serve on juries
and in other ways can receive full
pay for their time and trouble.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

Randolph county has candidate
in the field for high state office,
in the person of Earle W. Hodges,
who is running for secretary of
the state. We hope that every
voter who reads this paper will vote
for Hodges in the coming primary.
There is absolutely no excuse for
any citizen of Randolph to do other
wise. Earle is gentleman in every
way and there has never been a
single charge brought against his
character, either as private citi-
zen or as a public official. He has
held vero responsible position in
the Office of the state auditor for
four years and his record is clean.
Honor a Randolph county boy by
voting for Earle W. Hodges for
secretary of state.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
TRESPASS NOTICE

1t has been reported to me that
parties are cutting wood on my Is
acre lot near the Masonic cemetery.
thereby give notice that all persons
are forbidden to 60 upon any pat
of my land for the purpose of cut
thug or removing wood without my
written permission. Any one found
so doing will be prosecuted. This
land is for sale, but not for the
plunder of the timber. Mr.. Joe
Schmidt is my agent to protect my
interests. John Hencke,
Newport, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

One of the most notable facts
connected with a country newspa-
per OF today is the large increase
in the local business houses. The
change has taken place gradually,
and has been marked especially
during the past year or so. 1t is
highly signifcant,and an inquiry
as to the cause of it is of grea I
profit, not only to those in the
newspaper business, but to every
business man and citizen of ouI
town as we'll. The change, in
brief means that local merchants
have found it necessary to call at
tention to their goods because OF
the immense competition they face
the most deadly element of which Is
that from the great stores of the
large cities. These great eStab
lishmepts advertise their wares
most lavishly, and the metropolitan
newspapers which contain their ad
vertisements are distributed ovel
the country, some one paper Of
which enters nearly every home
In our town, and indeed in most Of
the towns hereabouts, there is NJ
occasion for this out-of-town buy
ing. The duty of citizens in the
matter is plain, and where other
things are equal support should bt
given local dealers. Our merchants
have invested their capital, have
erected buildings, which are th'
pride of the city, and have estab
lished concerns which are almost
metropolitan IN character. They
have built up our little city,
and it is only fair return that they
have the eity's trade. To turn trade
otherwise, even in the line of small
purchases which are great in the
aggregate, is to invite the decline
ofpioperty values in our town.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
NOTICE

To the citizens of Randolph County:
Having been sick for some time
and not physically able to do any
surveying and still not being able
to work, | hsye appointed Jno.
L. Fry as my deputy, fully author
lied to do any and all work that be-
comes my duty to do. All parties
wanting surveying done will please
notify Mr.. Fry, at Ravenden
Springs or write me at Attica, Civ
ing correct numbers of the land to
be surveyed. Respectfully,
Tobe Chastain,
County Surveyor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
Blind Jasper Here

Professor Jasper, the renowned
vocalist and violinist, is here and
will repeat his exhibition at the
opera house tonight. His perfor-
nance Tuesday night was very sue
cessful. He is an artist in his line
and performed many wonderful
feats with the violin. Do not fail
to hear him at the opera tonight.
Admission 10 and 25 cents.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

DR.. VIM. Carrens of Warm
Springs was in the city Tuesday.
L. Dalton is contemplating the
erection of neat cottage near his
residence property on the north
side.
J. W. Shaver, ]. T. Glasco,
John Chorice and other good citi.
zens of Reyno, whose names we
failed to get, attended court here
this week.
Mrs. Grace Washburn and little
son, Henry, are here visiting Mrs.
w ashburn's mother, Mrs. Stella
Lucas Mrs. Lucille Taylor of Pux-
leo is also down on a visit.
The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Harry
Davis Tues lay afternoon. Mem
bers will please take notice THAT
thisis the date for the annual elec
tion of officers and it is desired that
all be present.
Geo. 7. Black few days ago ago
received some nice presents from his
cousin, young lady who lives in
West Austrrlia. The presents con-
sist of hand-worked and hand paint
ed scarfs, center pieces, etc., and are
very pretty indeed.
A. u. Schnabaum went to Biggers
Tuesday morning to look after bus
ness matters. Mr.. Schnabaum says
the standardization Mercantile
Co. is now ready for business with
one of the largest stocks OF mer-
chandise ever put on exhibition in
Cherokee Bay.
In our little write-up of Mr.. j.
r. Holland, candidate for county
and probate Judge, last week, we
failed to state that he had lived in
Randolph county all his life. Mr..
Holland wants it distinctly under
stood that he is native of the
county in the strictest sense of the
term.
Spinnenweber & Peters have the
ground broken for a large livery
barn to be erected on their lot Just
across the street from Gschwend's
blacksmith shop. The building
will be frame structure with a ce-
ment or concrete outside and will
be a very substantial structure
when completed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
BROCKETT

j. w. Spikes and son, Marvin,
went to st. Louis first of the week
Miss Nora Donoho visited reIa.
tives near Pitman Saturday and
sunday.
Gus Bryrnt and wife visited at
Tom Bryant's Sunday.
Sam Agee and family visited at
Yves Halls Sunday.
The party given by VIM. Bigger
and wife was enjoyed very much by
everyone that attended.
Will Strange gave the young
people party Tuesday night. ,All
seemed to have a splendid time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

The merchant who goes after
business at all seasons of the year
is the one whose profits show up
greatest at the end of the year.
1t is a first rate idea to advertise
during the busy season, but none
the less so to keep it up during the
so.called dull times. There is al
ways so much money in circulation
and the merchant who pushes his
business 'the hardest will get the
largest share.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

From every view point the farm
ers of Randolph county are in better
shape now that at any period since
the civil war. More people own
their homes and farms; more are free
from the yoke Of bondage inflicted
by burdonsome debts; more are be-
coming independent each year by
making comfortable living for
their families; more are waking up
to the the necessity of giving their
children better educational advan-
tages, and withal, prosperity and
eontentmeAt seem to prevail through
out the country. Let progress
still be our Watchword.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
Warning Order

In Randolph Chancery Court
W. ?. G. Robinson, Plaintiff.
VS..
T. f. Robinson, Defendant.
The defendant 7. f. Robinson is hereby
warned to appear in this Court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF the plain
tiff W. p. G.. Robinson.
Witness my hand as clerk OF said court
and the seal thereof on this the 9th day OF
January 1910.
J. ]. Lewis,
Clerk.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

The Good Luck Store has put on
a closing out sale. They state that
they are closing out with the in.
tention of going back to St. Louis,
not because business is not good,
but because the boys are homesick.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

There Is absolutely no excuse for
long drawn out terms of circuit
court in Randolph county. Quick
work of grand juries makes short
terms of court and that means small
expense aud money in the county
treasury.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
McMURTRY ITEMS

Mr.. Crismon of Maynard has
been buying a lot of hogs and cattle
around here.
Lewis Johnston, who has been in
Kansas for some time has returned
to Arkansas.
Ora Harris and family will leave
first of next week for Marked Tree,
where they will make their future
home
]. w. Vandergriff and J. R.
Brooks were called to Peach Or
chard on account of the illness of
Albert Robertson.
'Tis with sad hearts that we re-
port the death of Uncle Elias Nc
Murtry, which occurred at his home
near Picking Chapel, Sunday Jan.
10. He had been sick several
months and his death was not un-
expected. The bereaved have our
symathy.
&. R, Brooks is building house
on his bottom farm.
We will close wishing the Star
Herald and it's many readers sue
ppsS
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28

John X. Jobe, for state auditor,
will get e.tenths of the votes in
Randolph county in the coming
primary. Let's just make it uuani.
nous.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

The Star Herald is authorized to announce
David L. King OF Sharp county as a candi'
date for circuit Judge OF the 18th judicial
circuit. subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic primary
The star Herald is authorized to announce
Hon, ]. B. Baker Of Lard county as candl'
date for circuit Judge of the 10th judicial cir
cult. subject TO the action OF the Democratic
primary election.
The Star Herald is authorized TO announce
Judge J. h. Mee,s OF Fulton county as
candidate for reelection TO the Office eff judge
OF the 10th judicial circuit, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary election
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to announce Hon. AM.
Doss as candidate for reelection to the
office OF representative of Randolph county
He says; i've been there once. it is no sin.
ask your vote TO go 'agln.'
We are authorized to announce II. NJ,
Crockett as candidate for represen tative o
Randolph county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
More Locals

DR.. Conner was up from Rich
woods on business Wednesday,
Mrs. j. g. Bowers, who has
been right sick for several days,
is much improved.
Mrs. A. j. Witt is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Argo in St. Louis
this week.
Tom Johnson was transacting
business at Nettleton this week.
Spinnenweber & Peters have
eight good horses and mares for
sale cheap. See them if you want to
buy.
Ed. j. Will Henley will preach
here tomorrow Saturday night.
Everybody invited to come out and
hear him.
Prof. Paul Miller, who is teach
ing one of the best schools Portia
ever had, visited homefolks here
Sunday.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
johnson, born Wednesday at noon,
died the following night and was
buried yesterday.
| have in my control six hundred
dollars, county scrip. For sale at
market price. Geo. T. Black.
Hay for sale-60O bales of first
class hay for sale at 80 cents per
bale. L. S. Craven,
Water Valley, Ark.
Misses Della McCallister, Meta
Belle Mock and Bess Hite Wis tied
Miss Myrtle Jackson at Reyno last
of the week.
G. j. Goodman of Thayer, Mo-,
is here, looking at the country with
a view of moving here in the near
future.
Isaac Warner, the man who al
ways brings good wood brought us
a fine load Tuesday to apply on his
subscription. w. NJ. Sutton also
remembered us in like manner.
r. L. Haynes called Wednesday
morning and ordered the Star Her
aid sent for year to his son, Nit,
who is now living at Tolar, Tex.
NOTICES Situation wanted with
good farmer, by a man with small
family, who is a hustler and willing
to do the right thing. Inquire at
this office.
Ge. 7. Black and wife and little
May Grisso went up to Reyno Sat-
urday night, Mr.. Black on legal
business and Mrs. Black and May
to visit friends.
Miss Emma Spikes, who was un-
der bond for appearance before the
grand jury on charge of infanti-
eide, mention of which was made in
this paper some time ago, was last
week released by the grand jury and
has returned to her home.
S. Secrease, one of the men who
was being held here with the Turner
boys charged with the murder of
man in Fulton county, was released
on bond this week and has returned
home.
Those who thought w. T. Bis
pham would not be in the race for
county and probate judge have
different thing coming now for he
is in the race to win and the man
who beats him will have to do
some running.
M. M. Carter will leave for Illi-
nois where he goes with the inten-
tion of buying one or two fine
blooded jacks. He is having fine
breeding barn built on his home
property here and will give his at
tention more to breeding fine horses
and mules this season than ever be-
fore.
Horace Pond of Doniphan has
been visiting friends in Pocshontas
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
OFFICE PHONE NO. 80.
Political Announcement
FOR CONGRESS

The star Herald is authorized to announce
Hon. W. A. oldheld Of Batesville as candi-
date for Congress from this the second con-
gresslonal district. subject to the action OF
the Democratic Primary election.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-01-28
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

We are Authorized to announce W. P.
Brooks as a candidate for the office of county
and probate Judge OF Randolph county.
We are authorized to announce John X,
Holland as a candidate for the office OF
county and probate judge Of Randolph coun-
w