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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
Gei6er 9inberiescn.

@nsfegee, Sfla. Serr nnb
Srdu Sranf Scott bon Si9blmb.
&anias. iudcn cine Seimatb in bic
lem Staate. nit redt piel Sanb. Gle
hubcn cs and notbiucnbig. Senm IN
ibrcr fanm scbniabriscn Gbe wnrSen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
guxsmth,aresr Gazette, girnstna, nrn 4. april 1911.

8iharb su Sauie. 3as 8eardbnib
fano am 30. @drj bon Der Ct. Mns
riens8irde aug. itntt; ilbcr ud)tbrnts
bert 1crfonen nabmeu an Der crareiz
icnben Sraierfeicr innisen antbeil.
Gr rube in Sriebenl - s. 5. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
Colorado Iarmen.

iidl Der tatbuliiteu @olonie BON Strnttpn. Colo.
raou. iuetdle tlr5lif) burdl gtidlpi Mab bon
Eetoer aegrinoet ipurbe. au3uidjliebsu. 9teue
atrdhe, beltid,er Yrieiter-
Stratton wlrbe tiir oieie ueue GoIorie ge.
iudhlt iueaei, feintr ntele II untitrlid)en tgortbetle.
@ite eiienbahn. j aeilitdten: in Der gtdbe BON
feline Steine, fem altali; reines wsid5es Srun.
ieuruaIer: senitgeno Hegeu, Feline YerieieIuna
nDthig; feline itreilgen Seinter. tetne bebriidenben
S%oniiner. Gas geinnoeite alima Der @elt. gutsS
8ontmit bierh err, mo Sbr burd Jarmerei 5elo
oeroienen uto ons Seben in Der friiden Suit uuo
tit Q ontenidleit gsnieBen t1rnt.
CATHOLIC COLONY COMPANY,
1119 Mccormick Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
Ssim e6re:beu erpabme man seh. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
Ganaleias,

Der iau6crc ipaniidc Yreniier mn lem
8abiuett baben bes Samples ge9en
bas fntbcliihc ipnniihc Tplf gcnug
unb iabcn lid ac5tpilnscn lpohl pper
libel - 81 rciignicrcil. Scbt mag Gin
Gnberer Den. perrduntcn Stnatsfdrrcn
ans Dem Sred siebcn. Sas 1T Den
5erren .truriht". Sm @atifan bat
bic Tadriht ~fcinerlei ucberraihine
sebradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
Gin WnptiFteu. Nrebiger

Sert gfarrer Sdmes Selpttt aus S6nfean.
n. o.. t1reibt am %. September 1910: Seit
4 Sabren babe i6 Ynitor 60nta's steroerifdr'
fer picIen empfpbIen imtnIer nit eutert Srtoie,
10 aud oer Srau Srdnf aaen; ne Iit an
Nerpcn5erriitterung unb Seiistan5. Die iuIge
ssran aab cue Soitnuneen auf, br bic Be
banblitHa feitenS Der beifen 9ler6te Mot ben
crtpiinfdfen Grfole buiten. gnf n,etnen Nat
aebruidbte fe oann Idttor 8pnie's 9erpens
iidrfer nnb ut ooolr@ pouitdrSis sebeiIt tuor'
Srau Sannab sob mar bon gerenf6ipdfe
aebInet tir mcbrere Icnaie; fcnnts Mot alein
aeber. ricG arbetteu. Vcriudtc ane r1ogltfer
Mitfel nnb iano feine Beffcrnra. 1gnf mel.
men 4at p~robierfe jie ben Rerperitdrfer, bqt
erlt cine baIbe Sldide aebranft nno tb bin
oIiidIidb faeen 81 f6nnen, bdb Befferine eins
eetreien lit; fe fam lest ibren Vflidten nan'
eebeu nnb claude. bob tie in fiir6er Sett ooi'
Zig seiuno fpirS.
N1eni elm psrtbponss Bud iar slsrp.n!.is.see
O~v armes rbalten quo be Dts6gia %intoatt.
GieIe mebisiu tpnroe felt BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
bofip. Yaftor 9bnia. Sort Wopne, .Snb., ~auberettet
anb lest inter ieiner anfpeiiuna BON Der
KoENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.,.
-. get s!petbeftrr a. habsn !tas. 90.
erSbe $i.75, Q far $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

&apitdu Sbon,as Sib.rpoop,
Elm alter @iiiiiippis Slider. Bot err
fart. baB mir bieien CONNER lpicSer
einen riebriScn 8aiieritanb ba6en
iucrScn. Is rpdrc nidt 9teecn gcuu9
8eia(cu, I'M ben Soben 81 filaen, uuo
Die 8uiiermeugeu, Die ben SluB nd6z
rem Iollen, pilrpen ni1t tonmcn. Gin
ioldbes Niiiiiliippis8e lpdrc allcrs
Sinas nift nicl ncrbcibcnO fir Die 9es
pIaate 9ootpcttiabrt i'm 0tai.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
Weiudt: Srtihaft, mo ii6 quite DC.
legenbeit bietet, cine Sant
an 0riiuNcu .
az 8rMmbem.

Gin beutidler aatboiif nit griatruus I'm Banf.
geld1ait iudt cine @elegenhett. UNI etne SAINT az
iueldper er ieIbft bic n aiirerteae ubernebmen
nno $1,000 bis 10000 Stod nehinen tann, in einem
Stabtdben, .ipeldaes etne fatboliidhe Sdlule hot.
TO-, Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
LAM NJ g. MANN
LAND CO.,
,MAMKATO. MINNESOTA.
S6reiben cripdtne man eei. oiefes @Iatt.
Nor0 gafota : Nanoereien

anf sebn Sabre Belt. Griites Sablungeu su Iro.
sent 8inieu. Stutsmnn 9puntn Jrnditburer
9obeg; aarte nno Gin5elbeiten aui SerIanseu.
Sdreibet al
Grant 4. 9euoes, Jamestown, No. 9at.
Beim e6reibeu erlpdbne mon seh. bteieS gtatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
Md)tana, 2anb1mdDer!

ssir beise unb coutropirsn %. o01 elder aus.
eeiudlteu Sanoes in benz irudltb aren Cannon
Sals9hai i'm nehlid,en Npros Eatota an Der
teuen Siueiglinie Der Miliuautees eiienbabn. ipel.
dies mir ieBt Sn nnnehnbnren gretien uro unter
AnStunft idbreibe mon an
JOHN p. JuNGERs,
Regent, N. Oak.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
8armen unS Sarmlanaereiem az
perfotttcu.

Out bsiebeIte @egeno. aatboliide Stride uuo
Sdbnle, eiaener Yiarrer. Adbere Mnsfunit en-.
tbeilt Der eigenthlmer 1hep. &eriten,
eriuiB. Warinctte Co. isis.
Ssim sMreiben erwabne man 9ea. pieies Stat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
Whtuna. &athoIifen!

ssanIdet abr cine 5arm. bic 10 gut III. iuie bic.
ienigen in Juiiots, yetscputin poer Soma unb an
gnten Staot, ionic elmer gnten fatholiiheu
Sdbule nnb @ittbe init reihtrenoem 9rieter.
GouitpEb uno Grperimchts Station. MilbeS
iuenbst Gn6 an Wep. abeo. Dan @miie.
= Stiaiuater, Ola.
Seim e&reibsn sripatae man seH. bteies gIsH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
9as jonnige Gan gMis=5 6al.

qsir haben bic Carmen, bic 6aruien baben ben
Bobeu. Der Booeu bat bic @aherredhte urb ane
limb IN elmer Uegeno gelegeu, ote oas 8linla bat.
@enn sic ieBt odS @elo haben ooer anberes
ith6ite tbun.
Sdtreibe iir eenaue sustunit an Die 0bas.
SsaItit Weattb Co.. Sopper, Colo.
Setm ehreiben erip6tne man sen. biejeS Dfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
ShStiae 9laentea berIanat.

aatboIiid,e Wdnuer in 5oiua, um %autal5iueise
bes 4atnoliidaeu DDrnerorbens In Ertid)aften 5u
organtiren. mo nod, feline ioldben beiteben. Srei.
sebise gpmmiiiiunssebiihr Man idareibe an
c. e. BYRNEs,
State Secretary,
AZ, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
ysin edrei6sn er,udbue man seH. sisies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
&amo far aue 3,pe6e.

sIialia. aorn. @eiSen, Saier, ganmnole mub
teines Dot. perrlidbeS alima. Wutes @aller.
Carmen s25 bis $50 per elder. Gd)rei.
bet fir ireie 9iite.
ytew State NeaIts Co., Crescent. SfIa.
Ssim e@Esitsu srwatme maw sen, eieles Ytat,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
Mnsse,eihnete 0elegenbeit!

0entrat Wterdbanoit Store uuo fdl0ne 314
M6er Garm In elmer idD en- fafbcs
ifdjen @e8eno ;m berfauftn.
y,ne ,aSne Sdsm pm w 9dsr Az sss pen
Rhug unb @ieienlauo. 9as iibrtge TT @alos unb
ySei6eIano. Gs lit bieies cine ausse5eifneteSBe.
Ieaerhett fir eineu Stodfarmer. cute @ebdu.
libfeiteii. nae IN ben IeBteu 4 Sabren erridttet.
5teielben repr6ientiren eiuen @erth bon $4,000.
Die 11rm Iieat brei Meilen nuu einem beutifen
tnthoIiid1en Stdotdlen NIT 600 einpohuern NIB
Nub bietet idb in benz Stdotdber eine @eIegens
belt. einet gut etablierten @eueraI Mefd1anbiie
Store. NIT gutter annbidlaft. sn fnnieu. gaie
6eutih lnb tdtholiif. % baben iih in Der lesteu
3eit piele 6arrner aus Soma in bieier @esene
nnaeiebeIt. On bemielben Stdotdbeu III ebens
fnus eine sSirtbid,aft (~Saloon) al pertduieu.
5ir udbere Nustlnit ihretbe man an YetdbaeI
6nnaner, General glerd1aubiie Store. Golo
Spring. Minn.
ssim eGreibem ertpSbme man gen. sieTes giait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
MijFjFppi 9onntp, cna.,

In benz beriib niten ct: Graneis.Ebal seiesen, hat
Sas irud,tb arite 9aub Der qSelt. aorn, Baiuis
mole. alfalfa uno rctber 9lee geoeihen pprsiias
lid, anf bemielben uno besieIbe ipirit IN Baar,
iniethe einer weIpinn bon 10 Hrs sent Der Sapis
talaniaBe ab. yeidrei beubes Sild1letn jrei aui
Werlansen. Man idreibe nn
THE BLYTHEvlLLE REALTY CO.,
Blytheville. Ark.
Yeim e6rei0sn srwdbue man aen. blejes giatt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
glMtMMa!

@enr Gle clue quite Jarm tarfet ,poqen flr
ipenig Welo uno in etner Weeeno, 100 man nod
gutes Sdno S,tnl Treiie BON S35 bis $40 ben elder
III elmer bliibenoen tathpltihen Gemeinbe be.
%tur,riet tanit. 10 iueroen sic iidj GEL. an
J. p. HIGHBERGER,
WestphaIia, kans.
Seim eGrei6en eripabue, man seh. bieies Stati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
ExECuTRIx'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons inter-
that On the 3rd day of August A.. ID.
1905, the undersigned was appointed by the
Court of Dubuque County, Iowa.
Executrix of the Estate of Nicholas Kauff-
mann, deceased. late OF said County.
Dated at Dubuque, March 29th 1871.
Margareth Kaufman, EXecutrix.
Fitzpatrick & Frantzen, Atty's for Estate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
&bicdso. osI 3. April.
Oetreibe.

GbtcGgo. oeu 3. 9lpril.
Oetreibe.
SRA. s5%@s6T.
Suli.: s5Tas7E.
0ept.: s62s@S12s.
Rorli--
Mai. 484@47H.
Suli.: 4sH@ts9s.
Saier-
Suit. 30A@3o9s.
CicbmarfI
Sh,peiue-
S&were, Sc. 5000 81.
Shwere. raube. SO. t5@6.3J
geidte. So 80asG. so.
8emlidse. = .35@6.s0.
Sitb-
RinDpieh, 8 5.25@6.9o.
8i6e uio 1uno,r. s2.a59G.00.
Shaie-
G,n6.imiihe 26mmer $100@6 IS.
sSetli1e ydmmer. 81. 2066.4J.
9unheimiihe Shdie. 9 3.O0@5.3D.
@etlidc Shaie: S3.25-5.S5.
$robifisnen.
SmweineHeiih-
Suit. $i4.s5@$t5.07.
Mai: 3l4. 93@15.15
S@mdl;-
Siii. Se.17as.32.
Mai: So. 12tas.32 !.
Rippen-
Snli. 3 s.11@S.32.
Wai: 50. 56@S.7 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
8pd)srabis : p%erbeiierte Sarmem In
nprb,ucjtlidleu Niilnuri

Al pertaufen-Sorn.. alse. unb SIauaras.eaub.
Sd,retbet fur Sobentarte hes States n. uaberc
County. Saset 3. Weesf, Giaentbimer.
9biatcothe, NO.
eeim e&reibsn sr,satne man ssH. sisiss Sls,..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
SIo Satota=gauoereieu.

Iir baben etiidbe cute 5armen 3u pertanisu.
Sieielben iino IN elmer auter Hdthbdridnnft, niht
iueit BON elmer tatboltidlen Stride uuo Sdhpes
iternidlule eelegen. 8utes Snno ruo ausseseih.
nete gerbeneriinBen. Spredbet upr bel ober
itreibst an
MARTENS BROS,
MiIbanks, South Dakota.
Seim edrsibeu eripabns man cen. sieies SIati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
5usennhnrgtrd1eh.
bsrsinistc Staten

ctscnt fir Gbiengu.
Serr I!t1aei @arniniont, 1886
8eGina.cn Cir, Chicago, ST., lit
steent fit bic n@a5cttc" fir Gbicago
nnb ltmssgcnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

g. s' }ssH,, s s.s;;ss sli,...ia MISC Eminent.
T, - 6 lit Elm Sh~insrssnitiner.
gu tabsu in allen apctae:ea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
ROMA Tarmen IN berfanieM.

On Der Rdbe elmer beutiden tatl lid en- aird1e
iinb Sehule. Die Garmer limb 100 Gder, 100 Nder,
24o @der. $40 9lder uno 500 Nder eros. ellie iino
oerbefcrt. Id bin Der Gigentbiifuer ubtaer
5armen uno iperbe oieieIben sl Yreiien lub
inter Seoinauuesu. pertauten. bic benz aduier
angenebm iiuo. Sir udberr gustiinit ipenoc
THOMAS GRAY,
Wesley, Iowa.
geim edreiben erpGbne man gen. bicicS giatt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
NJ. ". A. HOLDS
COUNTY CONVENTION
Delegates Present From all
Camps of the County
Except Two

The first county convention for
the Modern Woodmen of America
in Arkansas was held IN Pocahon-
tas Wednesday, with good re-
presentation from the different camps
of the county. Delegates were pre-
sent from the following camps;
Biggers, Maynard, Union, Middle
brook, Warm Springs, Elm Store
Attica and Bristow.
The convention was called to or
der by Clerk Oscar Keith who stat
ed the object of the meeting, and
on motion J. l.. Park was elected
permanent chairman and A. j. Cole,
clerk.
The organization being perfected,
taking in the eleven camps of this
county, the matter of the election
of a delegate to the State conven
tion was taken up and A. J. Cole
was duly elected to represent this
county at the state meeting. He
was Instructed to cast his vote in
aid meeting for DR.. J G.. Land oi
Walnut Ridge for State Medical
examiner, and for d. +. Baker oi
Hope as State Representative to the
Head Camp which meets in Buffalo
next summer.
ii. NJ. Bishop was elected alter
nate delegate to the state meeting
A stirring speech, appropriate tC
the occasion, was made by A. j
Cole which was enjoyed very mucl
by all present.
AT night the secret work was ex
emplified for the benefit of tn,
members and visitors. 1t was the
intention of the home camp to Civ,
a grand banquet at the close of the
exercises, but owing to the epidemi
of measles IN many homes of th
members, that part of the program
had to be omitted.
The next convention of the camp
of this county will be held IN Poca
hontas the first Wednesday in May
J9l4.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
BUSINESS QUIET
IN COUNTY COURT

The April 1911 term of the Ran
dolph county court convened at the
court house Monday morning with
County Judge Hufstedler presiding.
Nothing of extraordinary impor.
tance has come before the court at
this session.
Nearly all the justices of the
peace and road overseers made their
reports early in the week. The
claims of the pauper contractors
were examined and allowed, and
various other matters of minor i'm
portance have been disposed of.
The matter of placing the county
funds brought forth some sharp
competitive bidding between the
two banks of Pocahontas, the Ran
dolph County Bank being the sue
cessful one, bidding in the funds at
g per cent on daily balances.
Another item of interest was the
creation of new political township,
located between Elevenpoints and
Spring rivers. The new township
will comprise the territory between
the two rivers known as "The
Point" The name of the new
township is Butler. About SO
voters reside in the territory EN-,
braced.
Another item which was contested
somewhat, but settled to the gener.
al satisfaction of all concerned, was
the creation of new school dis.
trict at DeBow.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
BILL TO CREATE
DRAINAGE DISTRICTS
Most Important Measure Affect
ing Randolph County Passes
The Senate

The bill introduced by Senator
Henderson last week to create the
Running Lake Drainage District in
Randolph. county has passed the
senate.
The territory affected by this
measure embraces all the lands ly-
ing between the foothills and Cur
rent river in Randolph county. In
this bill Senator Henderson names
B. f. Bigger, W. II. Skinner and
Ferd Spinnenweber as commission
ers.
The bill has been read twice in
the house and will come up for final
passage this (Friday) morning.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
CITY ELECTION
QUIET AFFAIR

The city election passed off quiet
ly in Pocahonta sTuesday and tn e
ticket nominated by the Law and
Order League several days ago was
elected without opposition. lO4
votes were polled and the officers
elected received the following:
For mayor, DR.. w. E. Hamil,
SO; for recorder, Jos. II. DeClerk,
80; for alderman, j. C. Bowers,
80; K. h. Henderson, l0c; VIM.
Kercheval, lOl; L. r. Pickett, l02;
j. o. Sallee lOl.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
WORTHY CITIZEN
PASSES AWAY

The news reached Pocahontas
Tuesday morning that Uncle Felix
j. Spencer of Middlebrook, one OF
the poineer citizens Of Randolph
county was dead, his death being
due to infirmities incident to old
age. Mr.. Spencer was more than
80 years of age and had been a citi-
zen of Randolph county for many
years, coming here in the early days
when this country was a compara-
tive wilderness. Since coming to
this country he lived continuously
on farm which he cleared and set
tied himself, located about three
miles north of Middlebrook, near
the Missouri state line.
The remains were buried at old
Sloan graveyard. by the side of his
wife and other members of his large
family, who had preceded him to
the better land, in the presence of
one of the largest crowds ever as
sembled there.
"Uncle Feek;," as he was loving
ly called by all who knew him,
lived a long and honorable life
among us and and the news of his
death caused pang of sorrow to
come into the hearts of his friends
all over Randolph county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07

There IS probably not a man who
reads this who does not. pay out
more money every year for insurance
than he does for his shoes, and yet
there is probably no man who reads
this who gives half as much atten-
tion to the quality OF the insurance
he pays for, as he does to the quail
ty of the shoes that he pays for.
The reason is obvious. You buy
your shoes and you put them to the
test of use. If they do not stand
the test, you find out the inferior
quality. You bny the insurance
policy and you put it on the shelf,
and only one policy in a good many
is put to the test of use for the pur-
pose for which it is bought. The
consequence Is that you neglect to
lost yourself as to the manner IN
which the quality can be tested.
You know good shoe when yon
see it, but you do not know good
policy of insurance when you see
it. If you bought your shoes to
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
EXTRA SESSION OF
CONGRESS BEGINS
Democrats in the SaddIe--COn-
tliCt in Sight Over Revision
of Tariff Schedule

Washington, April 4.-The Six
ty second Congress met in extra
ordinary session today. What the
session will bring forth IN the way
of legislation or when 1t will adjourn
were matters on which no one cared
TO venture an opinion.
The Democrats took full posses
sion of the house and put Champ
Clark of Missouri in the speakers
chair. In his speech accepting the
honor, Mr. Clark warned the Demo-
Gratis that the eyes of the country
were upon them; that the party was
on trial and that it had an opportun-
ity for the first time in l6 years to
prove its worthiness for a still high
er expression of confidence on the
part of the American people.
William Jennings Bryan of Neb.
raska and Governor Harmon of
Ohio were prominent figures on the
floor of of the house during the
opening ceremonies and both shared
in the Democratic demonstrations
that marked the day.
The senate's opening was sedate
as usual. And while the leadership
of the upper branch of the new con-
gress remains in republican hands,
the change in the personnel of those
amusing command was almost as
marked as in the house.
President Taft's message, dealing
with Canadian reciprocity alone will
be read in the two houses of Con-
gress tomorrow. Republican lead
ers of the Senate have announced
that there shall be no tariff leglsla-
tion at the extra session. Tariff re-
vision is included in plans of the
Democrats.
This difference of opinion promis-
es soon to bring the two branches
into sharp conflict. A legislative
deadlock is freely predicted and the
length of the session seems now to
depend upon how long the Demo
cratic house will continue to bonn
bard the Republican Senate with
general legislation bills.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
HOUSE PASSES
SUBMISSION BILL
ArEanSans May Have Opportunity
Vote on Statewide
Prohibition

Little Rock, Ark, April 8.-If
the senate follows the house lead,
the voters of Arkansas will have an
opportunity to register their desire
on t9sR statewide prohibition ques-
ton m the next general election.
The house today, with hardly a show
Of opposition, passed through the
Kersh bill, providing for the submis.
sion OF the liquor question to a vote
in September 1912. The ballot will
also contain the clause "for and
against license" to protect "dry''
counties in case the vote should be
agalnsSstatewide prohibition.
The vote was Sc to IS.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
TO Our Friends and Customers

We have moved the from ole stand into the
new building recently erected We have built large double
vault section be used for the banks business and the other
we intend to fit with safety deposit boxes for your
We have also bought of fixtures that will be placed
in the next thirty days. We pleased with the change and
know that will also be pleased in home we
plenty of light and air and will arranged that will
convenient place of business.
We will be glad have you call and inspect vaults and
see set of fixtures as they are set up
We always glad get and to have accounts
of old increased with deposit Remember that we the
bank with the large Capital and Surplus that stands as proec
tion for your money if placed with us,
Yours for business
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
Randolph County Bank

Mrs. Ray Sallee and Miss Cona
Robinson visited friends at Reyno
Wednesday.
Chas. Kirby of Reyno was in Po-
cahontas Wednesday on business.
While here he closed a deal with
l.. K. Martin to rent 200 acres of
the Martin farm near Old Reyno,
for period of three years. Mr..
Kirby is a good farmer and the deal
will likely prove profitable one to
all concerned.
Shoes for men, women and chill
dren, latest shapes and up-to-date in
every respect. Nothing shoddy in
stock, the price is very low. Call
and see us. j. w. GONG q Co.
31-tf.
Jos. II. DeClerk, the wholesale
merchant, has been having some
pretty sign painting executed on his
new building.
j. T. Bennett of Ravenden Springs
and Frank Brooks of Imboden were
pleasant callers at Star Herald head
! quarters Wednesday morning.
Uncle Perry Nsttle hss 'besghi
y the confectionery stand Of w. II.
Stubblefeld at the postofiice and in
vites all his friends to call OF hin
for tobacco, cigars, candy, fruits,
$ etc.
= j. ID. Wells, cashier of the Ran
dolph County Bank, Is attending
: the State Bankers Associate on in
: Little Rock this week.
b. B. Fisher was down from
Poplar Bluff Wednesday looking
after some business matters.
J. r. Rogers of Water Valley
called Wednesday and had his name
enrolled as a regular subscriber to
TIE Star Herald.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
Church Services

AT the Methodist church next
Sunday.
ga Voice." is thesubject for the
morning service. John 1928.
"The Soul, or The World?" is
the subject for the evening service.
Matt. 1926.
A welcome awaits you at these
services.
81 was glad when they said Let
us go into the house of the Lord. :"
Ps. 1924.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
Mrs. Martin Injured

Mrs. Pat Martin happened to a
very painful and serious accident
last Saturday afternoon, while try
ing to manage an unruly calf. She
had rope tied about the calf's neck
and was trying to lead or drive it
home when the calf became frighten-
ed and ran away throwing Mrs.
tdartin to the ground and dragging
her some distance. Her left arm
and shoulder were sprained and
bruised considerable and she has
since been suffering great pain.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-04-07
ATHCA ODD FELLOWS
WILL CELEBRATE

We are requested to announce
that the Odd Fellows lodge at Attlca
will celebrate the 92nd anniversary
the 22nd of this month. The mem
bers of the lodge are already max
ing preparations for grand time
and it goes without saying that
they will have it. All Odd Fellows
areinvited to be present and assist
in making the day one long to be re-
membered.