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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
WANT COLUMN
Money to loan OH well improved
Land; Long time and easy terms,
See III. M. BISHOP.

Money to loan Oh well improved
Land; Long time and easy terms
See H. M. BISHOP.
"Mound City Paints may cost a
trife more, but! w. II. Skinner. !"
FURNITURE, FURNITURE
Joe Jansen has large stock of
new and second hand furniture
which he is offering at special prices
this spring. This is a splendid
opportunity to fit up the home at
small cost. You should not fail to
see Joe before you buy.
WANTED AT oNcE-5O0 Brush,
tie and timber cutters. Apply to
j. II. Lauer, Pocahontas, Ark.
WANTED "A dozen good log
teams to haul on good logging roads.
Apply to Grafton Stave d Head
ing Co., Biggers, Ark. 5ltf
WANTED-To employ at once,
20 or more tie hackers. Standard
wages. Call on w. G.. Roark, q
miles east of Pocahontas. lat.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
ROBBERS AT WORK
IN POCAHONTAS
Jim Durham, a Snowman Lost
Roll of Sl95 in POCahOntaS
laSI Monday Night

Even a Snowman is not exempt
from the nimble fingers of the pick
pocket and Jim Durham, formerly
with Campbell Carnival Company,
is wiser but sadder man.
He came to Pocahontas with the
Carnival Company and stayed here
a week and during that time he
boarded at Malone's restaurant
While here he decided that Poca-
hontas was good place to embark
in business and he figured with Mr..
Malone for the purchase of his place
of business. Durham went to
Hoxie with the Carnival, but re-
turned here last Monday and went
to Malone's restaurant to consumate
the deal. He had with himsls5 IN
greenback and the money was
counted Monday by young lady
whom he met while here in Poca-
hontas.
He retired Monday night in
room in the rear of the restaurant
and there were SIX other men with
him. When he awoke Tuesday
morning the money was missing.
The place was searched as was also
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
Notice For Publication
Serial No. Olaan

Department OF the Interior. o. s. Land Of
fee at Little Rock. Ark. Aus. ~. 1910
Notice is hereby given that James II. Pow
ELL OF lmboden. Ark, who. on Nov 10. 1904,
made Homestead Entry II. E. No. 266l7. Serial
No. OiS9i. for sen sW14. Section 30, Township
10 North. Range West, 5th Principal Merld-
lam has filed notice of intention to make
final five year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before NJ. r. Arm
strong. County Clerk at Pocahontas. Ark.
on the Bird day of October, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: W. A. Crea:.
means and @. p. Hufstedler OF Blrdell. Ark
G. W. Campbell and w. c. Campbell OF Biz
dell, Ark. GUY w. CARoN.
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
Notice for Publication
Serial No. Ol8jlJ

I0tTTlT No WIODTsT
Department Of the Interior, U. $. Land
office at Little Rock Ark, Sept. g. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that John W. Koontz
Of Myrtle, Mo-, who, on Sept 30, 1904, made
Homestead Entry No 26577. Serial, No. O135l,
for 81 NEH. M SEA. Section %. Township
q North Range West. 5h Principal Merl-
dian. has filed notice of intention to make
final FIVE year proof,to establish claim to the
land above described, before NJ, r Arm
strong, Clerk at Pocahontas, Ark, on the 18th
day OF Oct, 1910.
Claimant names as witness es: Newt Case,
Of Myrtle Mo Calie Stephens Of Ring, Ark.
sank King, Of Elm Store. Ark. John McFaun
of Cedar Grove, Ark GUY w. CARoN,
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
SUBLIME TO RIDICULOUS
Orators Should Not Smother Up tn,
Thought With FIowery Phraslns
Which Is Often Absurd.

81 heard in one of the fashionable
London clubs" said a PittsburI
lawyer, "a discussion Of ex- Presiden
Roosevelt's oratory. The English
man is a very conventional person,
so, for the most part, he censuret
Mr.. Roosevelt's manner of speaking
because it was unconventional. AT
official in the Indian government.
however, praised public speaking
which, like Mr.. Roosevelts is di-
rect, sincere and unconventional
that it doesn't smother up the
thought with flowery phrasing thai
often makes it absurd.
81 remember" he said, "thd
speech Of an Anglo-Indian, who was
delegated by certain district I'd
place before the governments no
tice the horrible slaughter of theii
stock by tigers. A very noticeable
litter could be heard in the audience
when the delegate shouted very draI
matically:
"Mr. Chairman, the tiger is thu
most ferocious animal that prowlS
and runs at large in India. He
creeps from his lurking-place at the
hour of midnight, when all nature /;
locked in the arms of Morpheus
and, ere the portals of the east ar{
unbound or bright Phoebus rises ii
his golden majesty, whole litters ID
pigs are destroyed"
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

term 1910 Of the Randolph Probate court
make application for order to sell an undi-
vlded one half interest in the following de-
scriDed real estate. for the education and
maintenance OF said minors. to witt The
fractional North East quarter OF the North
west Quarter 100 acres more or less all In Sec
tion eighteen in township twenty one. north
one Two east. the said minors being the
owners OF an undivided one half interest in
said land. JoHN q I,prsog.
2-3t cuoud,.n
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
Legal Notice

State OF Arkansas,
County Of Randolph.
Notice is hereby given that |, the under
signed. Nj. f. Sloan, have this day been APP
pointed adm illustrator of the estate OF Geo.
Keeney, deceased, by the Probate Court for
the above COUNT and state, and all persons
having claims against the said estate. are
hereby notified to present the same to me for
allowance within months from this date or
pc forever barred from participating in said
estate. This Sept. 5th,A A. d.. 1919.
NJ. +. SLOAN, Administrator,
OF the estate OF Geo, Keeney, Decd
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
Can't Do Without II

Mrs. F. K. Barham of Biggers,
was in Pocahontas last Friday do
ing some shopping and while here
made our Office very
pleasant call, renewing her sub
scription to the Star Herald for an
other year and also subscribing one
year for Dave Seamons of Pocahon-
tas. Mrs. 3arham informed us that
it was impossible for her to do with.
out the old reliable paper.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

Notice for Publication
(serlal No. Oii65)

(Serial No. 0ll6j)
Department Of the Interior, U, S, land
Office at Little Rock. Ark. Sept. s, 1910
Notice is hereby given that John Stubbe'
field, OF Warm Springs. Ark who, on Feb. Q,
1904. made Homestead Entry No. 2624S. Serial
No. O11S5. for 81 SEX, NWA sen NEA sWA.
Section q, Township q North Range, West,
eth Principal Meridian, has 6led notice Of in
tention to make final five year proof, to es-
tablisb claim TO the land above described.
before NJ. r. Armstrong, County Clerk, at
Pocahontas, Ark. on the 18th day Of oct,
1910
Claimant names as witnesses: Amos
Billlps, Lee Billip., Jim jarrett and Ruben
Stone, all OF Warn. Springs. Ark.
GUY W. CARoN.
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

Albert Williams aud J. Ii. Car
per went to Pocahontas in their
swift launch Tuesday for William
Corley the pearl buyer. They left
here at 10 a. m. and returned at 3
p. m. Black Rock correspondent,
Walnut Ridge Blade.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
THE READY THEoRlsT.

"You see," explained the scientist,
'house flies are dangerous because
they carry germs on their feet"
"Ah-" exclaimed the ready theor-
list; "then the remedy is simple. All
YOU need to do is to make them wear
oycrshoes and leave them on the
por.A when they come in"
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
TAX ASSESSMENT
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
Figures of this Years Assess
ment Show a Gain of
SlO7,864

Tax Assessor R. L. Higginbotham
has finished his tax books for this
year and the assessment shows a
very remarkable increase over last
year and the preceding years. The
total taxable value of personal prop
erty in Randolph county this year
amounts to l,6O4, 21S, as com pared
to 81, 496, 354 last year; a gain of
|slO7,S64
III These values as itemlzed on the
assessors books are as follows:
Horses, 5,l08, value $2s5,s3
Cattle, S,l2l, value STATIC.
Mules, 1859, value, 1927, s65.
Sheep, 4,3l3 value, IS, AGO.
Hogs 23,227, value, S97,l22.
Wagons, carriages, etc., 2,772,
value, s55,2Ol.
Pianos and organs, 456, value,
Sos
Gold end silver watches, 100
value, S5,lO4.
Goods and merchandise SAB, lOl.
Bankers, brokers, etc., S3S, 1871.
Manufactured articles, 50, 900.
Money, credits, accounts, etc.,
Sl2l,lS9
Stocks, bonds, etc., &2,2s7
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23


ducements to call on them. If you
will compare the stock and prices of
the advertiser with those of the non
advertiser, we guarantee the man
who advertises will be the one you
will select to do your trading with.
The Star Herald reaches 5000
families In the trade area of Poca-
hontas and always endeavors 10
give them the latest and best news
obtainable. 1t is the same way with
the advertisers. When an advertise.
ment appears in this paper, it has
been carefully gotten up, with re-
gard to prices, offerings, etc., and
the merchant who is behind the adj
vertisement will do exactly as be
tells you in the paper. Don't fail
when you come to Pocahontas, to
visit the advertiser whether you
trade with him or not. He will
appreciate visit.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
Notice

The Benton Nursery Company
of Pocahontas, Arkansas, wants
1000 bushels of Peach seed for
which they will pay 81. 90 per
bushel in nursery stock. Seed must
be delivered before October lst
1910, to N. j. Barthel or VIM De-
Clerks residence, Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
NOtlre Of Intention to Sell Minors Land

Notice is hereby given that the undersign'
ed, as guardian Of Jesse D.. Thomas IT,.
Miles and Lutte r. johnson. deed. and
Francis Johnson, decd. will At the october
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

''That leading man doesn't look
like an actor"
"No; and he doesn't act like one,
either"
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
MOTHERS

Should be ever on the watch for symp-
toms Of Worms in their children. These
pests undermine strength and vitality.
A child with Worms is pa.o, sickly and
cross, has dark rings under the eyes, bad
breath. tickle appetite, picks the nose
continually starts in the sleep. grlnds
the teeth while sleeping. The worst part
about this disorder is that children af-
fected by Worms fall easy victims to
Typhoid Fever, Dlphtheria. Measles and
other diseases fatal to child life. A rem
edy for Worms; one that is absolutely
sure of results is Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge. It destroys and removes worms
and intestinal parasites Of all kinds. A
few doses removes the cause Of the
trouble, and there is an immediate Inn
provement. In a few days the sickly,i
pale and irritable child is transformed
into a rosy, healthy, vigorous Cherub,l
full Of life, vim and cheerfulness.
Price 25ct per bottle.
LANAI 3 IA lard Prom. ~ LoasJs No.
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None of the Eats Can Be
Eaten, He Says 49, He
Tells Also How TO Make
Thunder and Lightning.

A lot % people who go 20 theatres
wonder sometimes about %. food
placed on the tables in plays where
q dining room scene occurs.
L Il real catsg
Do the actors save anything cut
81 their board bills BY their lunch
before the curtainf
What do thgy do with the left
overs
Do they have fresh feeds every
night
Aud lot Of fool questions like
that
We'll. now comes one william
Bradley. who gets up ali tho stage
properties for Henry g. Harris On.
.arprisrg and tips off the whole
thing Lister TO this man Bradley
The roast chicken served on the
stage n nothing more or less Than
rye bread moulded into the desired
shape. and then shcllacked 20 give u
the desired color.
soap takes the place 81 butter.
and alum Is used 20 give the appear
ance Of Ice. Burnt sugar and water
Is a substitute for beer. while ginger
ale and cold tea take the place u
whisky.
Nowadays wine companies fur
nixh imitation champagne put up In
regular bottles. properly corked and
wired"
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u25o

TRACT fsoxisn. 4 BLOCKS TO
CAR. BLOCKS TO THE BEACH.
JUST EAST or THE old
FOLKS HOME FINE SOIL.
WATER n STREET PRICE
tt.160. on TERMS 500 CASH
AND BALANCE SIS PER MONTH
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MRS. CURTISS s1
TELLS OF FLIGHT

(Coneiudod.)
-asas...aaHaH. .fa...I e.
tho air. sailing liho q bird. and tho
rcd train wns fairly crawling H.
uoafh him The iighl caught fbe
wings VT hin machine, ana Win the
blue water underneath and tito
beautiful polse of the aeropiano. thc
picture wac thrilling / Thought
! haven't really had any sleep FOR
four days was up at o'clock
thia morning. and at we went
right to tbr TRIAL Mr eufiias bad
la cap of coffee. then we told him
sood bye and be started or We
had him plainly boa sight almost ull
the WaN except st Kingston. where
we boot hlW q fow moments ARD ai
spuyien puyul. whore tho railroad
turns inland However. he was go.
ms Ho wen then that ] didn't have
any apprehension of hia landing
safely
We took taxl and went 60 the
Battery then up 60 the Hotel Artor.
where we learned that no wAr on
Governors island Yes. ! ann very
proud ~ him. I ana free Ga admit
aud think Dee did "a great thing
People apk ms what want him
90 do next what % the next feat
Tor him to accomplish 10 haa been
suggested that hs attempt the Chiv
cage Co New York flight Yes. /
admit that would BE- a great
achievement bust AZ present ! am
very much opposed 90 HE attempt
ms a. .. would be- very dangerous
I think
Wants 70 Keep Him in slsht
ann not worried sa mueh over bic
following water COURSES for n be
should ftil ~ would be q compare B.
lively safe landing az hs has his
pontoona 90 fail back upon nut
housetops and buildings and trees
and hills are very dangerous aud
40 not want io ser him ryfnG over
them ! would far rather have a
1--we husband fhau the most famous
aviator in ths world dead
People aaa my " J wAs opposed
20 Mf Cuffiss taking up fhe matter
OF flying 80 } vaa not uc FIRST
became interested in lt through his
Interest in mofufs and then be bss
rBn experimenting ou hia 0wn sc-
count A. fret hs made Eiifsrs
and finally De bad machine Inst
firw a ntfir way ] cannot describe
our fsclinKa as biz fleet auecsaafai
flight
shall never iet him - for any
flights aloua n J can hsip a. have
'niwnyH accompanied him except on
bic trips atraad He had an uniriad
machine thea sad Vas Eoing fof
only a little Time. 80 u waH Thought
brFt Tor ne 10 stay AZ home uut
I can't stand the waiting from fAy
20 DAY Tor news. soF ! want % b.
riHht on che ground "a know ~ onra
shat ia KolnK on.
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tgoo

ONE ACRE C l. o Sc r O
FAUNTLEROY PARK. GRAND
MARINE VIEW: FINE SOIL,
FREE WOOD FOR CUTTING.
ETC TERMS sf00 CASH. BAL
ANCE So PER MONTH
IF YOU WANT FROM A QUAR-.
TER ACRE TO 40 ACRES. COME
IN AND SEE Us WE MAKE A
SPECIALITY or ACREAGE.
JOHN " WHITE co.
aDT ORIENTAL BLOCK.
MAIN 220g. IND 2032
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has been before the public since
she was three The girls father
who travels with them. holds about
All the English swimming records
there are.
we can hardly give ans rules
for swimming smiled Maud "bes
cause we can't remember learning
The breast stroke ~ the best for
beginners. though We use the over
arm stroke because that WAS pnpaa
champion stroke and We like t."
Get Your Hair Wet.
"My husband says any woman
could learn 20 awim u she were not
afraid Of getting her hair wet
commented Mrs Finuy the kris
mother. Women always Try 10
keep their heads out Of the water.
They should duck under water the
first thlng 20 keep from taking
cold
Confidence ia the essential
thlnr. added GLADYS II you think
you can swim. you can II you think
youll sink. youll sink In England
every school child Is laugh, 10
swim two lessons belnE givrn
every week
we never wear caps or skirts
said Maud. Swimming with a
skirt on ia like dragging ton
through the water Ia England
bathoFa 20 10 the waters edge iu a
van and slip risht into thc water
when they come out they enter the
van and are taken nj once 90 their
druaaiug rooms We don't ait about
on the beach Ia bathing costumes
as you 90.
ir Great Exercise.
swimming IN good for every
thing. Maud ended euthuslastiCal
~ Good for the hair. good for the
complexion. good Tor the health,
good Tor the figure We think Il h
the best physical exercise that can
be taken. doyelopipg The Whole
body evenly"
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MAUD FlNNY READY ron A PLUNGE.

room they had just reached the
theatre and we're taking out hat
pins Dressed ln big picture hats.
dainty sllk gowns and other pretty
feminine flufilnpHs that docs NOT
belong TO bathing costumes. you'd
never guess they were champions
Champion always sounds ath
loiic and sort of mannlsh.
The Finny girla. worlds cham
pion swimmers. are typical English
beauties. with golden hair mat.
uraO. frosh comnl0Xlona. bright
eyes. soft accent and nice home
manners
Yct Maud, the older can't rcmom.
Der when she couldn't swim. aud
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STAGE FOOD IS IMITATION;
STAGE MANAGER TIPS 1T OFF

with gravel The noise Of a troop
~ artillery is simulated by 6raEsine
irregular shaped wheels through d
box filled with pieces ~ iron
a Cavalry chsras.
srhe noise - a charge ~ eam-
pany u cavalry o. created hy using
the ordinary fierce cup employed rs
plumbers IN cleaning out "a basin at
the same time two or three cavalry
sahroz CD which chains arr attached
are tangled Tho dust effect on ani-
diers' clothes as they make their 90
trance r. done With ordinary yellow
ochre. projected 81 am ordinary hand
bellows To create TIE Illusion 81
steam Stacked lime is employed.
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The MARKETS

The feils~inE are the average pris~s
anefrd b ftr toroi uhatraaterP 90 aegsl
prwduer. meats and feed Fgtre~ 10 all
c&srs arr subject o. saftatiaHs aftarai %
70 fr~shssss aad general ettettsnfe bat
these priees. ustrss eihsrssia~ iudiratett.
are for strictly first grades.
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ACRES
ia ACRES
IL ACRES
YOU WILL LIKE ARBOH
HEIGHTS LARGE TRACTS, s20t
UP. EASY TERMS. 81 AND so
PER MONTH NEAR FAUNTLE
ROY CAR; VIEW OF SOUND
THE BEST CLOSE-lN PROPER
TY FOR THE MONEY. TRACTS
SELL EVERY DAY. COME AMI
SEE.
HOLMES a. HARING,
EMPIRE BUILDING.
SECOND AND MADISON.

TO LET.
s1S-6 ROOMS, NEWLY PA
PERED, ROY ST.
$i2.50-3-ROOM NJ o ID Il X N
FLAT, ALOHA ST.
$3.50 4.ROOM NJ o - 10 Il N
COTTAGE, BIRD ~
tl6-4HOOM MODERN COT.
.TAGE. BIRD s.
$3.50 -- 4-ROOM COTTAGE.
MAN ST.
4-RoOM MODERN FLAT,
MADISON ST.
r. NJ. JORDAN q CO,
al AMERICAN BANK BLDG
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BY MARION LOWE.

What's ia "a name
A whole lot. sometimes Take
the Funny sisters at the orpheum
this week Tor instance They Do "a
swimming stunt like mcrmalda
Funny denigous OF the deep you
see names Finny you'd set ii. %
course Probably Il you saw the
show you thought this out yourself
aud whispered to your wife about g.
Anyhow. the Finny sisters are
very pretty, charming girls off the
stage as well as ON e And they
make az hit before the foouights,
And their name Is really Finny
when / went to their dressing
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ls = ores, Exercise.

700 LArG 10 CLASSIFY,
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Tho speaker Marriage. my dear
sisters. IL huge mistake, Believe
me. would not marry the best man
Ia the world"
Sweet Voice Cfrnm audiencel--
You couldn't. Tor rxc sut him IL
Illustrated Rita
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Bradley tells also how % make
thunder and lightning
The rain II done with dried
green peas. shaken IN a tin
pan. The effect ~ loco
motive Is produced with a tin pan
filled with sand. aud stirred around
with n wire brush. AZ The same time
two pieces ~ sandpaper are rubbed
together.
The effect Of an automobile 81
done with a tin shaker. such IA il
used ~ barkaepera. IN mixing
drinks. and this is filled with ordi-
nary carpet lacks. A water tumbler
Is then inserted m THE shaker and
by q quick. vigorous motion the
tacka jumping from the glass 10 the
tin produces the desired effect
The noise u a carriage driving
up a path u produced BY uuiiinK e.
wheelbarrow through a trough filled
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ACRE SNAPS


ALL CASH. nUYs ONE ACRE
NEAR NINTH AND CALIFORNIA
AV.; ONLY : BLOCKS FROM
THE CORNER or TIE REAuTi
Full PARAMOUNT ADDITION. 2
BLOCKS FROM 18th Az
BOULEVARD Y0u WILL NEVER
HAVE ANOTHER uPpOATuNi
TY TO GET A SNAP LIKE THIS
IT TAKES ti.feo. ALL CASH. TO
BUY 1T. FOR PARTY MUST
HAVE TIE MONEY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-18

Gen. ben" Buffers grandson, But
Ter Ames, is a young millionaire con-
gresham on the sunny side of forty.
AS a youngster he decided to follow
the profession of his distinguished
grandfather, as well as of his father,
Gen. Adelbert Ames, who also was
civil war hero as well as senator from
Mississippi, and who married Blanche
Butler, the celebrated generals daugh-
ter. So is was with this military am
bition that young Ames entered West
Point, where he was graduated thirty
three classes behind his father. But
he had been in the army but brief
period when a yearning for mechani-
cal pursuits got the better of him and,
resigning from the service, he went
through the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. Then came the Spanish
war and, longing again for a soldiers
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The Confederate Gen. Beauregard's
grandson, Augustin Toutant Beaure-
gard, is now an ensign aboard the
battleship Tennessee, while the Con-
federate Gen. Early has two grandsons
in the army both of whom are lieuten-
ants in the goth Infantry. President
Mckinley appointed Clifford to the
Military Academy, while Jubal came in
from civil life during the Spanish war.
Sons of the Confederate generals
Longstreet, Pickett and Wheeler are
also in the army. They are Capt. James
Longstreet, Sth Cavalry; Maj. George
E. Pickett of the pay department and
Capt. Joseph Wheeler Of the Coast Ar
tillery. Young Longstreets mother,
who lives at Gainesville, Ga, fought q
pistol battle in her house some months
ago with a burglar whom she found
prying into her silver chest in the mid
die Of the night. While her assailant
returned the fire she emptied all of
the chambers of her revolver and fin
ally made him retreat.
"StonewalI' Jackson's only grand.
son, Thomas Jonathan Jackson Chris
tan is a cadet at West Point, where
he plays fullback on the Academy foot
than, is a cadet at West Point, where
medal as champion wrestler. His
grandmother, Mrs. "Stonewall" Jack.
son, lives at Charlotte, N. G.
JOHN ELEFRETH WATKINS.
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of them would come in here and ask
for some such song as Maggie Muir
phys Home have to sell such things
when they are asked for, but it al.
ways gives me the shivers."
"Well, did your ballplayer come in
at last?"
"He did. He came in an hour ago.
knew him at once for a player, and
started to take down old Black joe ,
You can judge my surprise when he
quietly asked for Rock Me To Sleep,
Mother He asked for the song, and he
asked me to play it. did So
"And what happened?"
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"Sir, he had tears in his eyes when
l concluded, and he bought ten copies
of the song. More than that, he bought
three copies of Where is My Boy To-
night and three of Nearer My God, To
Thee"
"And-and-?"
'And l saw, sir, that had been mis-
taken all along, and l begged his par
don, and 1 invited him to come into
my Bible Glass next Sunday, and from
this time on you can count me among
the most enthusiastic Of the baseball
enthusiasts"