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1909,
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Tnrd) Sas 9eriiferuuss - eparteusut
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Turd, has Ysritdleruugs' Fepartsment
GpnssuRrsr e4uspets hbtr ben staub esr
,TtocltiN Jirr Sniarauec 6ompang non Esw'
yjotf" am 81. Te5ember 1909.
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9ome Suiuraare g., Wew' Yorf.
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@siaaitstabrtr hes Temidsa Tts%artsmeuts.
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Nseuteu.
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am 81. Ttjenber 1909.
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Sciauimic SubressG tnnabner. e. 81 coo, 120. 80
SeIuumie Sdhtcsss lissabCt. .... l.246.0 91 .0B
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15

sent to you some of the things l
wish to do.
AT this time, | wish to say that
if | anu elected, twill do all in my
power toward bringing about a
short session. know that the peo-
pie are opposed to the l2O days ses-
sion, so days being the time pre-
scribed by law.
The most of the time of the legis-
lature is consumed in passing local
bills when in many cases one gener-
al bill would answer for it all and
by this means the sessions would
be cut short and much money and
time saved.
have three honorable opponents
for this Office for whom l have the
kindest feeling and l wish to assure
all that Ihave nothing to say now or
hereafter to mar the feelings of
any.
Opposition, they say, is the life
of business, but it is the most un-
pleasant thing on earth when ap-
piled TO candidates.
hate to oppose Mr.. Crockett,
Mr.. Doss and Mr.. Black or any one
but such is life on the "stormy
sea-"
In going into this race | have at
heart desire to accomplish some
good to my country and to myself
and that is why announce.
am not in the race for money, |
do not believe that it was ever in
tended that this should be paying
office. There is certainly no money
to be saved by any one from the po-
sition of Representative.
l soon will have held a good Office
as the gift of Randolph county for
four years. / am thankful to you
all for it and always will be and |
have never intended to ask for eth
er paying office! in this county.
Trusting that l will get to see
you all on the coming campaign
and with best wishes for you all, |
will close by saying that | would
be proud of the honor of Represent
ing you in the next General Assem-
bly, and l promise to do all can in
the name of and for the benefit of
Randolph county.
Thanking you again for the many
favors of the past,
l am very respectfully,
j. J. LEWIS
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15

world as it did in the days when
Judas Iscariet, for the thirty pieces
of silver betrayed the meek and
lowly Jesus by a kiss upon his
sacred and holy cheek. Even Judas
had remorse for that ungreatful act.
now withdraw from the race,
with perfect freedom, as "my own
free act and Decd" firmly knowing
that in the matter | have not be-
trayed the trust and confidence of
any man. Loyalty to friends is the
noblest trait which actuates the hui
man heart and when that trust is
betrayed the gilded shield of friend.
ship falls into the nothingless dust
of the past.
beg to thank those who have so
generously offered me their support
and influence. | hope that whose
ever you choose as your Representa-
tive HE will be a man upon whom
you can faithfully depend to impair
tally without self interest carry in
to effect your will.
Yours truly, GEo. T. BLACK.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
Mr.. BiSpham MithdrdWS

To the Voters of Randolp County:
Fellow Citizens: | find it impos-
sible to visit and shake hands with
you in the various townships, or to
make the general canvas, as it will
occur in the heighth of saving and
canning the tomato crop; and as th .
is new industry; which | hope, by
demonstration, to get the farmers in
this county interested in, for ! be-
lieve in the hill lands that the fruit
and truck interests will ultimately
take the place of cotton, which can
not be, ordinarily, profitably grown
on hill lands, especially worn lands.
In view of these considerations, and
the large number of candidates as
piring to be County Judge, and
with due appreciation of the assur-
ances of support from many warm
friends, throughout the county, l
beg, herewith, to withdraw as a
candidate for the Office of County
Judge.
My name was about the first
mentioned for this Office, and when
| announced, l had no idea that so
many candidates would follow,
claiming more merit and better
qualifications, than myself, for the
office. l therefore give way to
them, and trust that you may elect
a man worthy and qualified to ad-
minister the very intricate and re-
sponsible duties of County and
Probate Juuge.
Respectfully,
w. 7. BIsPHAMI
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15

myself as a candidate for the office
of Representative from this county.
Should be selected by your votes
at the ballot box in September as
your choice | can only promise a
faithful discharge of my official du-
ties, and to use every effort at my
command to make you an efficient
and dutiful officer. You have con-
fded to my keeping important
trusts in the past, and in the dis
charge of my duties of the same
you are capable judges as to wheth-
er or not these trusts have been re-
turned to you untarnished and un-
stained.
l have in mind certain measures
which | shall discuss on the gener-
al canvas which / hope to have en-
acted into laws should l become
your choice, and then you can bet
ter Judge upon merit whether or
not you desire me for your public
servant. Yours very truly,
w. A. JACKSON.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
JOE WEISENBACH.

K. G. Stubblefeld of Pocahontas
and w. N. Landreth of Thayer,
Mo-, who are state agents for Il Q
Bureau of Animal industry, paid
our Office a pleasant call Thursday.
They report very few fever ticks.
In fact, all of the ticks found were
in ranges 8, 10 and IL. This is the
theory assigned by j. D. Oliphant
who is vigorously pushing eradics-
tion work. Successful cooperation
work between the national and sta Q
officials is swiftly and effectively
exterminating the Texas fever tick.
That the quarantine will be moved
within few months is now un-
doubted. This means new life and
impetus to stock raising in Fulton
and adjoining counties Salem Sun.
H. l.. Richardson, one of the
prominent business men of Reyno,
aud also captain OF the 'fats" base
ball team was in Pocahontas the
latter part of the week on business
matters.
G. w. Bailey of Ravenden
Springs was here Monday ou busi-
ness.
Albert Taylor of Glaze Greek set
Element was visitor to our town
Friday.
Strayed.-From my home in Pc.
caiontas about May Is, strawberry
roam COW, dehorned marked crop in
left ear and swallowfork in the right
and is likely within miles of Pc.
cahontas along the west side of
Black River. Reward for infor.
nation or return.
E. NEWTON ELLIS
45-2t
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
A New Candidate

To the good people of Randolph
county:
| am pleased to say that l have
entered the race for representative.
For long time l have been
thinking that the duties of my pres
ent position would not allow me to
make the race, and TO the many
friends who have kindly asked me
to make the race | have generally
said did not think l could do so
this time.
On that account | am sure this
will be surprise to a good many
but now find the office work very
light and that have the time and l
herewith send you my greeting as a
candidate for the very important
position of representative of Ran.
dolph county.
] realize that it is big thing for
a young man or old as to that, to
successfully represent the interest of
a progressive county like Randolph
through session of the legislature.
We have had lots of good repre-
sentatiyes and have lots of men now
who are more able to do so than l.,
but | have some ideas in regard to
legislation that | wish to present
and | feel | can do my best at least.
worked in the State Senate dur,
ing the three sessions of 80, 1901
and 1908 and believe | am "a nil
lar with and understand the ways
and manners of procedure of the
General Assembly.
In few days, perhaps in the next
issue Of the Star Herald, l will pre-
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
To The Voters

When announced myself as a
candidate for your suffrage as your
representative in the next Legisla-
iure from this county did so with
out in any wise being hampered by
inside or outside influence; or with
out IN any manner being or feeling
able to advance my personal interest
in business way. All | have is
centered here and ! have no interest
either remotely or directly to carry
me away TO use your interest to pre-
fer my own advantage. | simply
had an honest and laudable ambi-
ton to serve my people in this pub
lie capacity, firmly believing that |
could be Of a benefit in various
ways. Mr.. Doss, Mr.. Crockett and
myself were making manly, honor
able race, striving to win on our
merits. Upon that alone We were
making our canvas leaving it to the
people, untrammeled in their judg.
ment, to choose between us. ! had
in mind several matters which ! de-
si, ed to submitto the people and dis
cuss IN the general campaign, which
il / had been your choice, | hoped
TO have enacted into laws. Before
] announced myself as a candidate
] called on several gentlemen then
prominently spoken of as probable
candidates and inquired of them as
TO, whether or not they intended to
Become candidates for this position.
They stated that they did not in
tend so to do. The reason | did
this was because did not desire to
become entangled with those whom
! conceived to be my friends.
Changes upon the political checker,
board, as you will abserve, have
II ndered these statements from
some, at least, Intellectual.
A betrayal of confidence, even
thongh it be in a political way, has
the same significance in this The
twentieth century of the grand ole
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
Notice For Publication

Department OF the Interior. us. Landofflce
at Little Rock. Ark. July II. 1910.
Notice ishereby given that William @. King
OF Dalton Ark. who on July %. 1910, made
d. II, No. 27Ol7 Serial No. Ol6l5, for SEA NEA
and MEX SEA. Section 49, Township 81 North
Ranse@ X west Fifth Principal Meridian, has
nled notice Of intention to make final Ave
year Proof to establish claim to the land
ABOVE described, before NJ. r. Armstrong
OierK' at Pocahontas, Ark. on the 10Th. day
OF August, 1910 '
claimant names as witnesses: W. r. Ar
chic Dalton. Ark; Moses N. King Elm Store
ArA; William Starting. Dalton. Ark; Ira
Westfall. Ealton. Arkansas.
Guy ". CARoN.
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
Guardians Final Settlement Notice

Notlce is hereby given that the undersirn-
na,d aS bsu HuaEdia9 OF the estate of Vera May
WIN WIN said wards estate in the PsndnfIh
rTooate Court which will be presented t}Il iPn
SspproVaI at the October 1910 term oS sdId loI
GOHrt any peeson or persons have ANU ANU
Sny item fbare Ur EXCEPTIONS to said settlement or
tore the 2d day Of said October term o i0iG HG pc
said Court. EE ~ i'lO' ol
July 18th, 1910 ~oNAbD'
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
Gard of Thanks

We desire to express our SINGER.
9's po 1nanks to the good people of
neyno and vicinity for their kind.
ness ness during our bereavement over
@ our departed one, Mrs. Georgia
'n''n' Sincerely yours,
P. E. SMITH,
DAISY RICE,
ANNIE RICE,
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
Basket Picnic
AT
BROCkfTT, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1910

To which everybody is cordially invited to come AS mon
is scarce thought would be better to give basket pic
mic this BY doing the people would have their dinner
money to spend in the evening and have good time will
sell three bottles of soda pop for 10 cents three glasses of lem
onade for 10 cents and everything else reasonable Will also
have lunch stand at which you get cup of coffee and
slice of pie cake for 5 cents.
Don't fail to and bring your wife and children and your
dinner basket and bring the basket we'll filled Bv so doing
you have good time little money Leave your dinner
at the store and will be taken Of We are going to have
everything necessary to have good time come and be with
the crowd. ~
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
FOR ROAD OVERsEEp
Guardian.

We are authorized to annornoo ~.
erseer uo az - candidate for the Office Of road oIs
tbseer rs o. current River Township snSoV iSSu oV.
'ne acton OF the voters in said towpsSin G11c' 10
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15

Mrs Chas. More and babe of Don
ipham are visiting her father, r, A.
Allphin and family, this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-15
Jackson for Representative
Pocahontas, Ark

Pocahontas, Ark,
July 18th, 1910.
Yielding TO the solicitation of
friends throughout the
l have concluded to offer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-03

The man wttr=thef nog=will soon be
in evidence tf5n ;1i|iss,a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-03
.FUNERAt... FRIDAY.
REMAINS or MISS HATTIE Will
3 tiAMs WEREiRRouGHT HERE
From WESTON z

1.-THE funfral services over the re-
mains fof Miss Hattie Williams, who
died at Weston on Tuesday night will
be held on Friday morning at ten
o'clock from the First M. n. Church.
The service will be conducted by Rev.
IT.. q. LawIer, pastor Of the Baptist
Church of the First ward and follow.
ing. the service at the church the re.
rairs will be :1tcrrad about Eone-thir-
ty O'clock at the Vincent Cemetery.
Undertaken n. c. Jonea went to Wcs-
ton yesterday r1crning and arrived
here last evening on the eight O'clock
car with the remains, WHICH were taxi
en- to the horne Of her sister, Mrs. q.
F.fNuzum IN The First ward. ~ +l
The deeeased was Sfifty.two years OF
age and Is survived by two sisters,
fdrs. 3. F. Nuznm, of this cry, and
Mrs. SHANE Nuzur1. or jackson s-..at.,
and by brother who lives 81 Winfield
district. Miss Williams was a resi-
dent of the First ward for number
Of years. ahH:; $50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-03
Even pemoerats lAther. II.

E Even but few Democratic newspa-
persa OF this State thought enough OF
the Parkersburg DispntclfNews'f attack
on Senator Stephen B. ElkIns and the
press OF the State to avail themselves
of whatfpolitical ndvantageiit furnish.
ed. Those which did used 1t In man.
ner Indicating that they even mad little
patience with 1t and really did not be-
lieve the accusations and destinations
therein. Some Of the newspapers, as
did the Telegram. readily saw sour.
grapes In sit..Il A sgoo,l public servant
appeals moe strpngly to the press Of
the State than does d mans yentlla.
tion OF ant sonlsm tecaiise OF personal
illsanp olntnent in oliticals pfeferinent.
Clark sburg elegrani. VI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-03
TAX COMMISSIONERS TOWNSEND

ITO err Is human. TO forgive is d.
vine" Never was truer thing said
and we quote this saying here in the
hope that our good governor may most
carefully ponder over the case of Tax
Commissioner T. c. Townsend before
requesting or accepting his resignation
because OF his acknowledged connec-
ton as attorney in real estate trans.
action which has involved the city of
Charleston In much trouble and has
created no small scandal ut the State
Capital. Mr., Townsend. as we are in
formed. was asked by business man
In Charleston to see Councilman John
w. Cook and ask him II he desired to
sell his property. Mr., Townsend did
as requested and the deal which has
caused so much talk was .consummat-
ed. Mr.. Townsend. 1t Is stated. admits
that he made serious mistake even
In acting rs attorney In tine matter
and his friends say he Is and always
has been on the side Of the right In
s'AN ''f"St NpAbd anu lllhL
mistake ought to be overlooked. 1t Is
further urged that he mas been very
capable Tax Commissioner. and that
the State will be the loser IL his SER
vices are discontinued. sF
The editor OF the West Virginian has
known Mr.. Townsend intimately for
many years and It is almost unbellev.
able that he would knowingly do a dis
honorable deed. That he might make
a grievous mistake Is entirely possible,
for who Is free from error? But VIC
sincerely hope the governor may find
on careful examination that MIR. Town
send is still worthy OF confidence. and
that 1t will be for the best interests OF
the State to continue him In office un-
til the expiration of his term In No
vember next.