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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
Joseph HufStedIer

The above-named gentleman is
candidate for county and probate
Judge of Randolph county on the
Republican ticket and through the
columns of the Star Herald an
nounces his candidacy.
Mr.. Hufstedler is we'll known to
the tizens Of the county, he hav-
ing resided here for many years and
has been actively engaged in busl-
ness as merchant, miller, and far
mer, His place Of residence is Bir-
dell. He has long been recognized
as a leading figure in the policies of
the Republican party IN Randolph
county and the members of his par
ty will remain loyal to him to the
end. Mr.. Hufstedler is man who
holds the confidence and esteem OF
his neighbors in the vicinity in
which he lives. He is honest and
conscientious in all his dealings
with all bis fellowmen. If elected
to the office to which he aspires h'
promises a faithful and just admin
istration OF the affairs pertaining t.
the office of county and probat'
ia l0e.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
WARM SPRINGS

Bunk Hovis and Uncle Dan Car
mack made business trip to Doni.
phan first of the week.
). K. Hollis baby is real sick at
this writing.
John Creason and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder.
DR.. Bonniwell, who has been
here for the past two weeks doing
some dentist work, left Monday
Tor his home at Koskonong, Mo.
Miss Helen Anderson of Poca
hontas came up Friday for the bar
becue and stayed till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Parrish of
Holmes, are visiting relatives and
friends at this week.
The grand barbecue which was
given here last Saturday July End
by the |. o. 0. +. and NJ. w. A.
will be long remembered by all Tho
attended. Early in the morning a
rain came, which made everything
look unfavorable for the occasion,
but about $3.50 the clouds were
broken and people from all direc ions
were coming to town. There was a
large crowd here and all speak of
having a nice time and enjoyed the
music by the Orphans Home Band
Of Batesville. The boys certainly
furnished some fine music. The
program was well rendered through
out the day. In the forenoon music
by the band and an address on Wood
craft by A. J. Cole, and an address
on Woodcraft by Miss Park. Then
a nice dinner was. served. The
lodges were called to the Hall at
l P. M. and in full uniform marched
to the ground, lead by the Brass
Band, after which a public installa-
tion of officers and an address on
Oddfellowship by Geo. r. Black.
Address on Fraternity by A. j.
Witt, address on Oddfellowship by
j. R. Holt. Every one speaks of
this being the incest occasion that
was ever witnessed at Warm Springs
and only hope for another occasion
like this to be again.
The literary bit of this celebra-
tion was the address delivered by
little Miss Mary Park, daughter Of
Joe l.. Park of Pocahontas. This
little girl, just in her teens possess.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
SUBURBAN NEWS
Local and Personal
Items of Interest from Various Places
of Interest in Randolph County.

A. j. Weaver and family are en-
ioying visit from his brother Tom
and family of May field, Kentucky.
Ebert Abbott left Monday for
Peru where he began his summer
school Tuesday.
J. H. Bennett and B. A. Short
began school Tuesday also; the for
mer at Albertha and the latter at
Richardson.
DR.. Brown of Poynor and Prof.
Brown of Hamil were on our streets
recently.
Will j. Johnson, our fellowtowns-
man has gone back to his farm
above MiddIebrook for few weeks
to care for some grain and hay.
There is rumor of several trades
to take place here. If rumors prove
true and the trades are closed there
will be some moving and changing
take place.
Miss Weaver, our music teacher
at the Academy last year, has the
position for another term.
|
The folio wing is clipped
from the Womau's National Daily
of St. LOUIS Mo-; "Twenty old
men of the town clash for baseball
honors."
Maynard, June 2sth, twenty Of
the Oldest Democrats and Republi-
cans Of Maynard all more than forty
years of age battled for the city
baseball championship as a feature
of Ouachita Maynard Academy
commencement program. H. L..
Richardson, a 3O4 pound Democrat,
put the game In a pickle for this
team in home run hit over a fence
in the fifth inning. The Democrats
won l8 to IL.
Mark Hogan, of Thayer, Mo-, +,
spent few days with his parents
this week.
Among the people from here,
who spent the fourth at Pocahontas
we mention r. j. Marshall and
wife, Ben E. Johnston, H. M.
Crockett; 0. E, Wyatt, and Rev. j.
f. Carter,
The little infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Miller was buried at the
cemetery Wednesday morning.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
NEW HOPE

On Wednesday afternoon of last
week, Earle Dawson and Linda
Kincade drove to the home of Bro.
G. W. Million and were married
In the presence of a few of their
friends. We extend our hearty
congratulations,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Rob Carter last week.
Jim and Tom Weaver were down
from May nard Sunday.
Mrs. KiUgree visited her daughter
Mrs Mary Pratt last week.
Q. A. Lemons, candidate for
TAX assessor, passed through here
Sunday.
Newt Pratt and wife went 10
Shiloh Sunday. 7
Earle Dawson and wife vis;ted
his brother over across Black r;J.
er Sunday. ~
Ihe largest part of theNew HOPES
lIes celebrated the 4ths in the way
of an old time fish fry, -
Miss Ella Bowers is visiting at
Ed Millions this week.
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MIDDLEBROOK

Avery hard rain fell here Sat-
urdsy and Sunday.
Several from this place attended
the picnic at Maynard Saturday.
Henry Luter and Rufus Patter-
son and families of the Bay are Wis
iting relatives at this place this
week.
Charlie Lindsey and Hoover
Odom went to Pocahontas Mon
day.
Miss Leota Hopkins and Oscar
Owens are visiting near Doniphan
this week.
Church will begin at this place
Monday night.
Sam Legate and family visited
relatives at Maynard Saturday
night.
Henry Haygood went to Doni-
phan Monday to attend the picnic
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
MAYNARD

B. A. Short came in last week
from Alma, Arkansas, where he
closed deal with the board Of that
place for an eight months term of
school, beginning the last of Sep
tember. He has charge of the
seventh and eighth grades. Burl is
one of our most successful teachers
and we predict a most satisfactory
term to the people of Alma.
H H. Harrison aud family spent
several days at their old home near
Myrtle Missouri last week.
Herbert w. Schoonover, very
prominent candidate for circuit
clerk, was in Maynard Thursday
night in the interest of his cam
palgn. He went on to Warm
Springs to be at the Fraternal Day
celebration.
The picnic here Saturday was a
lively success. Everything moved
along nicely after the morning clear
ed up. Many things to entertain
could be seen on every hand. The
most interesting feature was the
address of Judge Doyle of Law
renee county. His remarks were
greatly appreciated by the many
who heard it. One of his notices
is educate the boys to the farm
instead of from the farm. People
from far and near came to our pic
mic. Among the places represent
ed ve'e Supply, Reyno, Biggers
Brockett, Foster, Ingram, Hami
and Middlebrook.
L. r. Maynard and wife of Rey
no, S. l.. Maynard and wife 0
Brockett visited their mother Mrs
McNabb Saturday and Sunday.
Uncle Joe Hufstedler of Birdell
sure runner for county Judge wa
mixing with friends and acquain'
tances here day or two last week
Rev. J. F. Carter and wife, af
ter spending delightful vacation
of two weeks with friends and rel
stlves at Opdike, Illinois, is bach
home again.
S. S. Williams of Mlddlebrook,
visited at ]. R. Acree's Sunday.
Henry Anspach was a business
visitor at Pocahontas Friday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
OLD JACKSON

The old county site is having
plenty of rain and the grass and
crops are looking fine.
G. w. Million filled his regular
appointment at this place Saturday
night and Sunday.
Frank Brooks, the road overseer,
will soon have hands out on the
road. Look out for good roads
when Frank goes to work.
Mrs. E. B. Ham has been sick
the past week.
G. w. Million made nice little
talk in our Sunday school Sunday
evening which was very much ap-
preclated.
John Cruise of Ravenden Springs
was visiting his daughter Mrs, John
Wells the past week.
7. ]. Weaver has bought a
fine horse and buggy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08

Frank Massey of Paragould is
in Maynard this week visiting Os-
car Wyatt and friends. He in com
pany with Oscar will visit at Warm
Springs Thursday and Friday.
Our streets and roads, bridges
and culverts are getting In a bad
condition in and around Maynard
No one is to blame for this as the
heavy rains have undone all past
work. But we will be to blame
and unprogressive if they remain as
they are. Good roads leading into
Maynard from all directions should
be the slogan sounded by every
citizen of our town.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
BIRDELL

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Story fine girl.
J. E. Hufstedler was here las
week talking politics.
Eugene ThOmpaou was here irst
of the week. 7
viii Campbell and family had
business here Tuesday.
Uncle Joe Hufstedler and daueh,
ter Nell, went to Maynard Friday.
New Mexico. "
A crowd of people had an enjoy
able time at the fish fry Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
NOLAND

A crowd of bows serenaded this
place Sunday night.
Llllye Gwin is on the sick list.
K. Hooten has returned home
from Cloverbend.
Arvel A Adams is visiting relatives
at Doniphan, Mo.
~
school.
N: ]. Pace and ]. NJ. Oglesby
and families went fishing on the 4th
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
ALBERTHA

We had good rain Saturday.
Several from here attended the
picnics at Maynard and Engleberg
Saturday.
I. f. Luter and family spent the
4th with II. Stiles and family.
We hope the editor and all the
"devils" had a nice time on the
4th.-(We had a glorious time. -
Ed. and Devils.)
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08

All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass or go upon any of the
lands of the undersigned for any
purpose without first obtaining per-
mission. ANY person found tres
passing on and of said lands will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. FRANK RIcKMAN,
"A At. Oconee, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08

e5 rare elocutlonary powers, she
having a natural talent for the same
and If her talent is developed she
VIII prove quite success.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08

There will be church at Sloan
Sunday and at the school house in
the evening.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-08
at that place.

at that place.
Mrs. M. A. Phipps has been at
Doniphan for the past two weeks
on business.
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/ ing them with dancing eyes, FtEig rs
an unusual procedure. ] fully realize
and. first of all / wish to thank you
each and all for responding so gallant
ly to my appeal. | cauuot explain the
nature of my mission TO ind the right
Mr. Henry Jones. because it is q mat
ter involving another person and must
be handled with great dehcacY, First.
must ask YOU to tell me frankly If
any one of you is really called Dusty.
Four Of YOU claim the nickname.
The four Young men looked straight
al Mary with gentle reproach III their
ewes The other two newcomers looked
slightly disappointed.
"Theu it S not gu estate that S TO
be settled3' demanded the husband of
Mrs. Jones, who had the presentiment.
.'No -
"T6cn l might as we'll be on my
way he sighed.
But at this moment came another
gloomy-faced young man entered lie
merely bowed and followed Mary into
the presence of the other six. 1t was
plain Henry Jones.
Why, hello, Rustyt' cried Henry
Butterworth Jones and Henry Halsey
Jones in the same breath. Then they
looked sheepish, as Mary S eyes flashed
one triumphant glance IN their direc-
ton
"You aren = going to hold our de.
ception against US. are you3' pleaded
the fascinated Henry Butterworth, when
Mary returned from ushcring out Mr.,
Henry c. Jones
"Of course not she assured him.
Tho four alleged ''RuStiesn gave a
sigh of relief Henry w. Y. &, Jones
beamed on them with fatherly smile,
settled comfortably in big armchair,
- Now that we re here" proposed
Henry Jones-Joues, by Jove, can t we
stay and chat with YOU few moments?
know we ought TO be off. but
The others hung breathlessly on
Mary s answer
Certainly" she laughed. "Thjs is
the first annual meeting Of the Henry
Jones association, limited -
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me, Miss ZeaI!'' she greeted ,gayly'
''For surely YOU have come TO cal!''
Under the spell of Nancy's smile.
Mary forgot for the moment she had
any other motive for ringing the bell,
In fifteen minutes they were re2rettln9
they hadn t met sooner, and one of those
impulsive feminine friendships had
kindled briskly,
by the way. Miss Billings" said
Mary at length. 'bayo YOU been miss
ing any of your supplies from The dumb
waiter-or do YOU always take your
meals out? Such an odd thing has been
going ON here
Nancy s suddenly bianched face made
the rest Of the sentence dio on Mary 5
! lips For an instant the two girls stared
at each other in helpless embarrassment,
then Nancy said weakly:
:" m tho culprit. But ! had hoped
they'd not noticc-or mind-such lit
Ito, little bits, And / simply was starv,
ing: What VIII you all do To DleN,
g. - -, Nothlns! ,, cried Maryrr laughing
- IN gong to help you. Tell me all
50 'm more ashamed of what led to
my present predicament than | am OF
plundcrlnG the dumbwaiter. - Nancy
confessed, You. see, Mr.. Vancouver
~ my guardian. and wanted me to %
abroad with them. 7 thought it would
''' - ElNhl l1Ih W llNH mere III int
apartment had u reason then for not
wanting to leave town I have since
quarrelcd with the Reason, - she added
naively. In fact, L was engaged to
tho Reason-H
"And then what?' encouraged Mary
We qparreled over nothing. ue OBJ
! lected to my attending a house party
aud l resented his interference. 7 went
and had every good cause TO regret it
Charming people, and l dearly love
bridge. [ had just enough of my al
lowance left 10 get back 60 town Since
then i have lived from day to day, not
wishing TO suffer the humiliation OF
it is a positive relief TO tcll it to
you
&" Well. YOU poor dear. You We Just
got 90 let me help you,
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Henry Jones was skeptical that any
thing could be 10 his advantage
For the fifth time the hall boy tele.
phoncd up that Mr. Henry jones' was
below.
"TeI him to come up" directed
Mary uervously g Let EN- all come,
she giggled, hanging up the receiver.
where sat four other Henry Joneses,
all young, all handsome. each protest
ing that he was rarely called anything
but I" Rusty among his intimate
friends. EThey hadn u been so sure of
this until they got the first glimpse of
Mary. After that, what was in a mere
namc-more or lessO
As vet Mary had found no opportu-
nifty 10 cross-questiop any of them, as
they seemed TO srrive almost simulta"
neously on the stroke Of S, Her OBJ
lcct was 10 bring about reconciliation
between the right Henry Jones aud the
stubborn Nancy, breaking her heart on
the top floor. Mary knew that some
one named Henry Jones must be
breaking his heart about Nancy,
Is was Henry c. Jones who now pre-.
sented himself.
"'You sent me note" explained
Henry c,
"'Comc right in with tho others, :"
said Mary. leading the way.
Ali" observed Henry c. $50 there
are other heirs ~
'<Other heirsg" repeated Mary in
amazemont. "Therc are other Joneses. -
"Doubtless' Douhtlessl - agreed Mr.
Jones. rubbing his hands. ''But, of
course, ] shall be grateful for my por-
tion-being an unexpected windfall, any
amount Will be acceptable"
The bell rang,
.'sit down, please said Mary, hur-
ryiug to the door
Henry w. Y. G. Jones shook hands
cordially My dear young lady, you
honored me by communication which
gives me great pleasure 10 answer in
person, Should | not be the person
whom you seek, no harm done And
he, too, was ushered into tho Henry
Jones assembly.
"Gentlcmen,> began Mary, address.
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The Right "Rusty" Jones
BY HELENA SMITH DAYTON,

| "Great idea''' they cried enthusias-
tically. "And we elect Miss Mary
Zeal PRESIDENT
''My name is not Jones' said Mary,
demurely
''It can be, - signified Henry Butter
worth recklessly. The other three un-
attached young men glared at nim
q" Ion We taken the words out OF my
mouth growled Henry Halsey,
Henry .. Jones, a bashful individual,
who had Just sat and looked at Marr,
gained courage enough to put in; 'Jnst
what | was going to say,
"We1l settle the election In a mo-
ment, - said Mary. IF Mr., Henry
Jones-the original and only ,RuSty-
will please como into the hall 2 mo,
ment | can tell him tho Object of all
this. -
Out of earshot she quickly told ann
of the repentance OF Nancy aud her
own interest in seeing the mlsundcr-
standing cleared mp
Henry Jones eraspcd her hands You
wonderful GIRL I'M the happiest man
in the world Oh, where IS she, where
is sbe7''
''Top floor in this yery house!'' in
formed Mary. "My Eliza is up there
now-she,'ll do for chaperon. Go
Grandfather Zeal AMI :he elderly
Henry W Y. &, were engaged In
pleasant conversation when Mary re-
turned to the library.
Now that YOU we landed the right
Jonesey-plcase don u throw me baciS
in the pond, Miss Zeal pleaded
Henry Halsey.
A half hour later. az the various
Mr. Joneses started reluctantly TO tabe
their departure. Rusty Jones telephone,
down from the top floor 10, say that
the first diuner given by ;he Henry
Jones association would be at his ex-
pense as there was a new member to
be initiated.
Alone Mary sighed son. why are
the right ones so often the wrong ones7
Why couldn't u Nancy's Rusty have
been any of the other four-and tho
real fRustv,-oh. why couldn t he have
been nobody S Heprys'
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Remarkable Adventures of Mary Zeal

,sterday morning it was a cup of
lght on the cream part stormcd
!, 'iiis morning Two rolls miss.
p an egg. Something s got to be
: an ordinary thief would take
~, argued Mary Zeal, perched
kitchen table, Somebody in
rtment house is hungry. Eliza -
~ they'd better sell some of
Z u mon s and otermohiles, >,
s,'Eliza, "and quit stealing of n
- waiter.
: gnn't be tho Waipvrigbts, nor
vkes, nor The Johnsons," Mary
them bachelors on the sixth
700 tat 10 get along on them
supplemented Eliza. Which
1t must be The stunning Miss
VINO ls living in the Van.
apartment while they are in
co5. some combination OF circum
oc"as stranded The poor nirl,''
a,tp; r such a swell young lady?''
eQ va, incredulously.
Msary s elastic imagination
n nlflenlt to associate the petty
'n MISS Nancy Billings, whose
oiten figured in the society
o. course, it ism / Miss Bill.
susq Mary at tho very alb.
~ l such a thing, But ii any
y want. We must find a way 10
~ In going up through the
10 % nnd out if any one eiss has
10 hae things. -
~ call was on the Vain.
Su sSlos the The third floor. Yes, the
Whv the week half q bottle of
:, is mn mn poured out and two eggs
= >. s.;n;G rne clarkes and the JOHN. DIN
rp' fAiiar iar frIiles of which 60 com.
SSonrSe, IN each instance II
:, en ene mystery surrounding the
i ices than Inc value of The The
hsi s. htnd Ihe bachelors quarters
:. tpbesa from her inventory and
y = 'he bell of the Vancouver
10 ax laeo creation. opened the
"s =" dear Of you to call on
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the truth.

whats the matter2" he returned. jerk
ing his arm up with u gesture such as ]
hard seen some one else make only q
short time before. did not answer. l
could not answer. Buts there was one
thing | knew. Those eyes were eyes ]
had seen before. And knew now where
had seen them, too.
They were almost the exact counterfeit
OF tho eyes OF Gencvieve Tollivcr!
And yet this was a man. / nodded my
head. you archer brother" ! eX-
claimed 1t had been stupid Of me not
to know before. But / could see now
she was blond. ana he was blond-at
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"Never." harcd Nancy. "HarrY
Jones is the last person in the world
10 whom I'd ever give that satisfac'
ton.
ssNow. don t let your silly pride make
a further mess OF thingsi2 scolded
Mary. 81 IN sure you do him an in,
'You don f know Rusty Jones! "
snapped Nancy.
The seven gentlemen designated as
"Henry Jones' in the social register
and club list were each surprised to re
ceive this note:
'.Dcar Sir; If YOU are the Henry
Jones sometimes called Rusty Jones
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cial term. part 3--that there was nc
John Doc-lcncw that G;eucvicva 7clliYer
was as innocent as the new born babe.
] felt sure that the divorce suit would
fall TO the ground. for the next Gay
Sydney Brock should know. and when he
knew that would end the suit,
little knew. For that very afternoon
is I turned In at my street III Harlem
AnGy Carson. the Kid who lives neNt
door, SAW me coming md raH down 20
meet me. Say. Cert he whispered
say there's the SWEETEST proposition
waiting for you on tho steps; we ain [
used to swclls like hef-nCt in little old
ore Hundred and Fifty eighth
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This is John Doe" l whispered 10 my
self But there was something | had TO
do and do swiftly. The sunlight streamed
in at the western window. ! crossed the
room and stood Tor one instant squarely
in front Of that cabinet photograph. as
close as ] could get. Then turned back
and looked at him. And, then, suddenly,
as watched him, spellbound. he rose and
drew his hand across his face as A man
does in waking from a nap. Then he saw
me and started To his feet.
"Who are You2" he exclaimed gruffly.
but in his alarm, "and how did you get
in -
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had prescntimept of "money coming
over the water
Henry ". Y. c. Jones rubbed his
bald head and wondered if, in college
davs, he had ever been known as
"a Rusty
Henry @. Jones didn t have anything
better to do that evening,
Henry HalseY Jones, cross country
l1der, broke an engagement for that
evening.
Henry Butterworih Jones molored
back TO town upon receipt Of tho for
warded letter
Henry Jones.J Jones muttcred. "Au
adventure, by Jove,'
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Episode in the Life of Lady Law Clerk
New Yk Herald
By WILLIAM HAMILTON OSBORNE

least, he looked blond enougn-and the
eyes had the proper setting now. He
was her brother I knew by he express
sion on his face that * was true. But.
just as she did. he stepped forward and
clutched me by the arrn.
Her brother:' n. exclaimed. good
God. no. don't-don't say that" I didn't
hear him and ] didn't heed MIN. Jerked
myself away and ran lightly down the
stairs. My but I was happy and re-
lIeyed. For now l knew mot with my
woman's sixth sense. but knew with the
kind of evidence that wen- down IN spc-
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"Isn't it odd that you can bring
Yourself to accepting aid from stran.
friends of your needs In another two
weeks 7 shall have my allowance, -
smiled Nancy, through her tears.
"Nou tako my advice and tell that
former fance of your that you are
sorry,' ventured Mary. "You sec, he
was RIGHT -
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shook my head II wasn't employed
TO do detective work, ] answered Now.
did that l wasn't employed To do any
thing In particular. but | knew as well
as he did that all my life Ia been doing
little bit Of everything. But whenever
there was q job I didn't want to tackle
took pains to remind them OF the
limita Of my legitimate employment. as
the chief would say. Blackic was insist
ent. I firm.
81 won't move step, though" I finally