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The Red Cloud chief., 1911-11-02

of Atwood, Kas, were in the city Fri
d,y
Geo. Amack went to Omaha the
first of the week to drive back his hew
auto.
Geo. Bushee Of Hastings is in town
this week on bunting trip along the
river.
Chester Lockwood and WIN. Garri-
son of Norton, Kas., were in town Sat.
urday.
j. f. Grimes Of Blue Hill was in
town visiting his son Ned Grimes aud
family.
Adolph Goth was called to Omaha
Sunday by the serious illness Of his
mother.
Miss Coon has taught in the rural
schools of Webster County. Vote for
Miss Coon.
Thos. b. Wells returned to his home
in Stockton, Kas Tuesday after visit
ing friends.
Chas. Fort spent several days in Or
leans with relatives last week return
ed Monday,
The Catholic ladies will serve dinner
and supper at the NJ. w. A., hall Satur.
day, Nov 4.
Eldon Mciarcy, Wayne Brown and
Cecil Elder of Grand Island spent Sun.
day in town.
B. +. Kelly returned to his home nj
Edgar Tuesday after transacting busi.
ness In town.
Harry Mace and will smith of Has.
tings we're in town Friday seeing the
football game.
l R. Rice, of Hendley returned to
his home SUNDAY after few days Wis
IT in this city.
Miss Coon has had experience in
rural, grade and high school. Vote
for Miss Coon.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hughes were IL
town Monday evening enjoying tn,
halloween dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Burnett of M,
Cook spent Sunday visiting Mr.. an(
Mrs. Boyd Smith.
Father Fitzgerald came down from
Red Cloud this morning. nR.-Tuesday'
Superior journal.
The Diamond Electric Vacuum clean
er demonstrated in your home free
Call Phone Red 81.
Misses Alta Longton and Mabe
Holmgrain and Mrs. Roy Oatman wer
in Hastings Friday.
Miss Irma Grimes and Miss William
Of Blue Hill visited with Mrs. Ne
Grimes over Sunday.
G. Buehler, e. Fallard and j. H
Hastings Of Almena, Kas., were visit
ors in town Saturday. .
Passenger train No. 13 from the eas
to a derailment east of St. Joe.
Losr-A burnt leather fob with
horse head charm attached. Leave a
this Office and receive reward.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heaton Jr. of Lir
coin visited her parents Mr.. and Mr.
J. w. Kinsel the first of the week.
| A chicken pie supper will be serve
at the NJ f. church Friday, Nov. lOtl
from s to p. m. Everybody invited.
r. NJ. Beatty and son for Gener,
Islacksmithing, Wagon Work, Hors
shoeing specially. At Days old shol
Morris German has resigned his POI
ition with Miner Bros. and has pul
chased grocery stock at bostwicl
Special attention given to disease
of eye and ear. Glasses accuratel
fitted. DIR. Stockman, Red Cloud, Neb
j. w. Harpham, who lives near Gov
les. had the misfortune to have thre
milch cows die from eating corn stall
Saturday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Jack Masters of Guide Rock Satu
day. Jack says he will be anoths
ball player.
See j. H. Bailey for farm LOAF
He has reduced rate of interest an
, is sole agent for Trevett, MATHS
Baker who are noted for promptne.
and square dealing and are alway
ready for business,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-18

tblne that tends to bring out a grand passion SEe Iuves you deyoteiy, as vou would have known had you treat ed her in a way Co bring on' the strength of her passion.
 Win a mute blessing upon Clara for giving me chance to avert the caiam- itv before it should tan 1 sat about the work of reertying my mistake be. gan at oure a letter-ignorinE, ot course the information ] possessed which would meet my Mildred's most ardent desires What was my disap, poinfmeut. my chaEriu, my terror, Co discover that ] could not write in The reauircd vein wrote dozen letters, none of which satisfied me Those that werp pxunrraut Of love sccmea Co be lie mo. those iu which eNDresSed what conceived to bc cull modicum ot fro rcndcr passlon soCmed cold to me Every one of them destroyed Nheth. ar i, was that the attempt to write a nove letter awakened a remembrance of my affair with Edith that had made srrh cIusious rppulsive Go me ! could not copiceturc. | only knew that thoy were now impossible Co me
 Then brilliant though, struck me I had once written such letters, and thev vvc-r suU iu my possession. ! cou'd copy them. or when they did nor enter into my par:iou'0rs-were sim nly love lptters-I mich. use the orig ipals ! te.c=-a7ho3 Clara to send ai once a package marked TO be dc Stroved" contained iu a drawer ai my daSS at home Two days later re ceived it by express.
 Nearly an the letters began Dear est. or Dearest sweetheart or Dearest. sweetest. loveliest" with no name at the end of the string | SC Iected one which I had written during an absence from Edith, and it fitted the case exactly. With a little acid took out the date and wrote another. | put in a postscript saying that since We had been engaged l had been longing I put it dying to write aS felt, but her coldness had induced me Co re frain Absence, which makes the heart grow fondcr. bad burst the bonds Then. scaling the eDistle, sent it Co Mildred
 ! received a reply which thrilled me with delight The poor girl poured or; her heart as spontaneously as a bird singing for Its mate The spell was broken. ! was enabled to reply in kind When returned we spranC into each others arms. a pair Of real loverS
 That was years ago. Now that have been married twenty years, my power Cf writing love letters to my wife has deserted me. Feeling that a cold un- lovabIe condition was arising betweca US. once when on a journey ! sent her one. of tho letters I had written Co my
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-18

There Is more CasarTh in this sec ton of ihe country than all othe1 diseases put together. and until the last few years was supposed to bt incurabie. For a greet many year doctors pronounced s a local disesss and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with To cd treatment, pronounced b incur able. Science hhs proven cassrTh tc b a constitutional disease. therefor' reuuiras constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, ohio, ie the unly constitutional cure on the market B is taken tnts-ually iu do ses from 10 drops Co a teaspCOnful. ii acts directly on the blood and mucou surfaces N the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case < fails to cure. Send for circular and testimonials
 F. ]. CHENEY q co. Toledo, O
 Sold by DruEgasAa. T5o
 Take Hturs Family Pills SO~ consu patton
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-18
sy PHuP NANDHEER

Ny engagement with Edith was short sweet and fiery We parted afger a auarrel and never spoke again The only things which passed be tween us arrcr he break were the rirts ! had bestowed upon her and cur letters When mine came back rc me I toSSca tbom Into a drawer in a v-t.aS desk ! kc7t For pe-soDal use in my home. intending Go destroy them when ' Nsd rme Bat somehow | s<HSea 70 rou,a auyJhtnE ;hat re wsrs>s me oE gn5S love turned to Aste
 Nv craScue-t to Nud7o5 that fol f,v,7 usa ve-y 6fEc0oDj affair ! -,S,rvsa tas- [ would vure no such rugefs.e aS . had written Edi.h. Nil F-Ds was one gr rra>e uriomocStra TWO -r-rS whose rrEE~c~ o@' ofFe0 vs-r s.-rrr a-- v Nr. .naw nrol r,e---- sr-. >.-r- r.rra.y ar-Nr' tGn.l Sr,A rSrr-c r.-g.y urNa fre0tS Those rAey meet Ja>uaUy a-c never drsvn a, them. but sEe few who b0eas ss-7rcA rse- shells adore them.
 tOr- aa---4uanr was a lo0E- -2ne. t2Z
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-18
GOOD NEWS
Many Alaskan Readers Have Hssr5
 It and Proiitsd Thsrtsy.

Coed news travels fast, and the thousands of bed back sufferers la Alaska are glad to learn that prompt relief is within thelr reach. Many a lame, weak and aching back ia bsd n more, thanks Co Doans KhBvy Pills. Thousands upon thousands of people are telling the guui news of their e1- .peTience with ths old Quaker Rsmed. Here Is sn example worth reading
 Mrs. ]. Fl. CIother. 465 FIat "B" Fourteenth st, San Francisco. Cal says: "I derived issting benefit from Deans Kidney Pilh and consequently am as s'-ong n my praise of them ss ! was u 1907. when publicly en- dorsed them. first used DoaB's Bsd ney PEls whom living in Canada. and hey relieved me of dull. heavy pain in Che small uf my back. other symptoms % kidney trouble that had bothered me were a}zo disposed of and my entire system wss toned up. Since then [ have had uD further nee Of a kidney medicine ! consider e a duty as well ss a pleasure. Co recoa moud Deans Kidney PHs
 For sale by an dealers Price SO cents Foster -MlIburn Co. Buffalo New York. sole agents for the Unit cd states
 Remember the uame-Doan's-aud take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-18

| WIS obuged not only to s5j my house in order. but first to gel the house. | was satisfied that Mildred
 u-as the woman wanted for a wife We were compauionable, interested in each other and our joint affairs and had complementary tastes. But there was no eush When we parted and met our Kiss was more like one be tween brother and sister than be
 tween lovers. Nevertheless we were wrapped up iu each other.
 Our eugsgement had lasted year, ana so used had become 10 cousiueF inc NHdrei ss my own personal prop e7v that gradually dropped what flow e75esrmrnts | had been used Co c5vfD- ber. was away from her ire. .gDcntIv. and 50 great was my aversion -srtcr my eXpericDce with Edith to love letters that never wrote one Co Nrnd-ed. Finally, during my absences ! did not write her at al Mildred never. compla5uc3 of this in ihe S.ight est Indeed. she never wrote uo eN''If ia renrv Co letter of mine and q, WIS uSrarly shorter s0d loss dcmNn>ira'''e thau u'uC
 Then came a thundcrc'ap. While rD,u, home ! ve-civcd a letter from NH Sred,S sister Clara informing me that Nlf'6-rd was intending on my return f, break our cnCauement The reason slr, would cfvc was that she Ugt found that she did not love mo well enough -o marry me. The real reason was my unroverIke t0catwe1t ot her. nv" have mistaken her. wOoro Clara. ''>h' fs R-fms,l of romance. 0ce'tuC. ever.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-18

ufst T0''e. Expecting thar 2 would draw us together Gs had been done in the past, This Is the reply received
 have just taken from the postman letter from you which makes mo fear you have gone daft I an fesrfully anxious
 To try to get some one Co telegraph me sl once an tNplRnation. ! am ready Co 60 Co you At cree u you have received Q stroke
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-18

Henry FriedenthNl Phone 76. Quick delivery. Baggage and expressing on short nuti5e. day or night
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-18
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 S-usz.er Cov--Whe-- whisky was s-azsle1 ia early days Fo--u1s Bay See wreck ot old sAz1 -Ca7s5s Cailooos Caaaz-y-Waere each yssr thouss75s ot salmon are osuS-t and canned Fo7 V5IHs- 5. Seward Gov eu-rnt -oops s-suoo Hsnes Nhrs7ou-lirs,ouc ol5vil- lsSe
 Famous Cailooo; Psz-W-hsTs many Eves were lost n the ssEiy duys
 White Pas, CIr-Where 10000 Eoid ruuteTs osmPea Nour-s1r Climbing Nit Dewey (o510HA A B. mountain, Face mountain. Nome mountain l6ols h1 Rare and healthful spoc. Try il vsll do you good Srr7- CaaIs, ,-TlS0 q. above res level Besudful v1ew and comfortable scccumoosHons F1ra5uE Salmon, trout sr-yEns Cailooos and Chjlcat Primitive trd1aa villages Rsi5s Fals and EIk, FaHs-Nrerv aeauSful
 DevSzv Lakes. Upper and Lower In the mountains Crave of 'Soapy SnisA-Ths oescera6o who ruled Skss- way m sse ssriy davs Aurora Bo-esHs NsEniScsu, Northern bshss Nlshtlzsz Dsys-ResdiaE and taking pictures al midnight Vhise Psss & NuSoa-The scenic railway ot the world Bss and Cheapest Aoooumcds- uoas onn be he'd ia SksEvvsv Bqrro C7eek-Aoross the bay Besutful fals and sosnsry ssa1us. hunting and mount ain climbing
 lalRr1 Passage Seattle to SkRS- V-sy-C1e oi the mos, beau 6tul m the world PslssAl s,esmshIps and every PosS- S}e comfort
 Teiegrsphie Communica6on- vish sl the world, also dsik ncwspNpeT
 Ran Fsn-.Averases annual ran hsn 22Se inches. Nery 6shi m suDrncr monthE Wslk1nE can walk kOg rsiles vsithoUt crawling thru un5erbrush and v7eeos BRING NOUR CAMERAS
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
BlRDELL

A. M. Lemmons of Toler, Tex ,
who is visiting here, will preach at
Oak Hill from Friday until Sunday.
Everybody come out and hear him.
We had nice rain here Monday.
Dock Byrd and sister, Leila, are
visiting at Ravenden Springs.
James Campbell made business
trip to PocahOntas Monday.
Several from here attended church
at Hubble Creek Sunday night.
Mrs. Story has gone to Heber
Springs for her health.
J. (. Pettyjohn Is erecting fine
new house on his farm.
Mr., and Mrs, T. E. Mosley visit.
ed across Black river a few days
first of the week.
A. A. johnson attended the pro.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
RAVENDEN SPRINGS

As ! think that Ravenden Springs
is worthy of being represented IN
the Star Herald, | will write short
letter for the first,
School began here Monday, Sept.
llth, and is progressing nicely uu,
der the sklllful management Of Prof.
G. B. Bradford, principal; Prof,
r. Burns, first assistant; Miss Vera
Wise, second assistant
Donald McAllister of Dalton,
Ivan McMullin of Water Valley,
William White of Valley Chapel,
Robert Anderson of Dalton, Fire d
Riley, Will Wren Napoleon Ed
mond of Water Valley, all entered
school at this place Monday. There
are several others from different vi
entities, but we failed to learn their
names.
The young men organized a So
oiety FRIDAY evening.
1t is with sadness we report the
death of sister Lam, who died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
James Hughes, Saturday morning
at 6 o'clock. She was 70 years of
age. She had been a member of
the Methodist church the most of
her life and has finished her work
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
ALBERTHA

Prot. Urcie Phlpps of Maynard
was at this place Monday looking
for a school.
Bro. N. ]. Williams began a pro-
tracted meeting at this place last
Monday night. He was assisted
last week by Rev. Andrews of
Hardy.
Grandma Sage, whose illness we
mentioned last week, died Monday
evening and was buried Tuesday at
the OVERLY cemetery, in the presence
of large gathering of sorrOwing
relatives and friends.
Among the number thseesattended
church here Sunday from Maynard,
were VIM. Craft and wife, H. Stiles
and family, Mrs. w. j. Williams
and Miss Ora Spencer.
Arthur and Arvis Foster of Kno-
bel were at this place the latter part
of last week visiting anl looking
for cotton pickers.
w. NJ. Marshall and family re-
ceived phone message Sunday from
Biggers announcing the death of
Ham Marshall's baby. They left
at once for that place, returning
Monday evening.
Dee Johnston made special "trip
to Reyno one day last week.
Luther Williams, our road boss,
was over on the east side Monday,
warning hands.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22

3-ltD.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers and
children were visiting at Mr.. Han
cocks Saturday night.
Several of the young folks went
to Hubble Creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pratt were
visiting at Mrs. Klngree's one day
last week.
Geo. Million and Mr.. Carter
went to Warm Springs the latter
part of last week to attend the as
sociation.
Ed Million aud family were visit
ing at M. ID. Bowers Saturday
night and Sunday.
Amos Lemmons of Texas was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Florence
Million, one day last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
SUBURBAN NEWS&
Local and Personal
Items of Interest from Various Places C
~ Of Interest in Randolph County. y

here on earth and has gone to her
home to live with Christ and His
angles. She said short time be-
fore she died she was ready TO
90. Bcrcayed ones weep not, but
let us live prepared to meet her in
the other world where parting IS no
more. The remains were laid to
rest in the James cemetery Sunday
evening.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
LEHMAN'S PHARMACY

tracted meeting at Falrview last
week.
Claude G. Borden, who is employ
ed at Hufstedler's mill, has ground
in the last two weeks, two hundred
and twenty-five bushel of wheat
from Brockett, Maynard and Law
renee county. The wheat was good
and made fine turnout.
John Dunn left Sunday for Con-
way where he entered school.
j. E. Hufstedler and Johnnie
Barnes are now grading the holland
and Birdell road.
U. R. Phipps closed his school
at this place last Friday and return
ed to his home at Maynard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22

in the Liverpool and London and
Globe and the contents in the Roy
al, of Liverpool.
On the afternoon of the 10th day
of is month, Mr.. Powell, the
gentlemanly adjuster for both these
companies arrived In town, and call,
ing at my office he and / made a
satisfactory and just settlement of
each loss in very short time, and
in due time drafts will be delivered
to me.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
BCnnett-FOSter

j. W. Bennett and Mrs. Leota
Foster of this city were quietly mar
ried at the home of the bride last
Friday evening, the members of the
family, only, being present. The
ceremony was performed by Esq.
J. A. Douglass.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
I commend Martin and WaIys IN

commend Martin and Wells, in
surance agents, to the public as
men worthy Of confidence and es-
TEEN, and base this upon their fair
ness and integrity in their treatment
of me in this matter as well as all
others.
Remember these two insurance
companies named above when con
sidering the matter of protection
against the ravages of hre.
Yours truly,
Sit. GEO. Y. BLACK.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
GATES SCHOOL HOUSE

VA hc oCltOOL HOUSE
Weather most unusually hot for
this season of the year.
Army worms have stripped our
cotton to great extent.
J. F. Gates is on the sick list at
this writing,
Uncle Alex Haynes an family
visited at Uncle Frank Gates SUN
day,
Ye pencil pusber had business at
the county seat last Saturday.
Miss Gussie Herald is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mr. Stork went visiting last Sun
day night and left Mr.. and Mrs.
H. W. 8Iankenship's an eight
pound baby girl. Mother and babe
doing nicely, but Walter, we'll he
has to be careful what he eats.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
NEW HOPE

Mr. and Newt Pratt have moved
into their new home.
"lIiston Bates sold his farm to
rerTy hincade and has rented land
on Spring river.
Geo. re. hnoade has erected a house
on t,nnis Riggs place and is NOV
ing this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
TO THE PUBLIC

On the morning of the l4th day
of this month my home and all It's
contents succumbed to the ravages
of a relentless fire, the origin of
which is unknown to me. | had
some insurance on both house and
contents written by those worthy
young gentlemenly agents, Martin
and Wells. The house was insured
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank all our friends
for their assistance and expressions
of sympathy extended us during
the illness and death Of our little
babe.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HAM MARSHALL.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
Notice To Pensioners

Notice is hereby given to all pen.
sioners of Randolph county that
your checks are now in my hands.
Please call or send and get them.
BEN JOHNSTON
3-ltp. County Clerk.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
RICHWOODS
Mrs. lola Treanor is on the sick

Mrs. lola Treanor is on the sick
Hist.
We certainly miss the Herald
when it does not arrive promptly.
Burley Chesser visited friends in
the hills Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gwinn of
holland have been visiting friends
on this side.
The army worms have found our
cotton, but don't seem to be damag-
ing anything except the green
leaves.
The Misses Ellen and Mollie
Treanor visited friends at Beaver
Town on Sunday of last week.
Miss Birdie Mock announces a
spelling contest between her school
and Manson next Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Armstrong are
the pr 'ud parents of a fine baby
girl which arrived since our last re-
port.
Geo. Weeks is the proud possess.
or of Black River black pearl. This
character of pearl is very much in
demand at present and as Mr..
Weeks estimates its weight at about
nine grains, it will probably net him
a neat little sum.
Johnny Russell, who has been
employed as clerk by the R. G.
Eskridge Mercantile Co., left last
Sunday to enter business college at
Paragould. Johnny is promising
and popular young man and will be
missed by his many friends.
A travelling preacher representing
the Millennium Dawn faith led by
Chas. T. Russell, held services at
the Methodist church last Sunday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Polk Chesser died on Friday
of last week and was buried at the
Sanders graveyard on Saturday.
We truly sympathize with the par
ents and family.
1t is reported that two of our most
prominent farmers, Joe Arnold and
Jno. BroomS, have sold out and will
leave our locality in the near future.
Gale Dllport has just finished a
successful term of school at Rich
woods and has gone to Pooahoutas
to finish his high school course
there.
We very much regret to announce
the death of Mr.. Ambrose Bryant,
which sad event occurred at his hon 9
about one week ago. He leaves a
wife and children to mournhis loss.
Abe Keel of Manson found
pearl near Hoover Landing since
our last report which brought him
$4,000. This find lay within a
few feet of the $780, pearl found
by Monroe Tyler.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
BIGGfRS NEWS

Miss Birdie Bundren, a pupil IN
the Biggers High school, had to
qnit school this week on account OF
getting one of her ankles sprained'
Miss Kate Wilson left for her
home at Middlebrook last Saturday.
She was accompanied as faras Poca
bontas by her sister, Mrs. Dick
Luter.
Quite delegation of Baptists
from different Baptist congregations
attended the Baptist Association
here the latter part of last week
l. T. Blackwell Of Appleton, Ark.
minister of the Gospel, will preach
IN Biggers, beginning Wednesday
night, Sept. 9th. Everybody is
invited to come out aud hear him,
The services will be held IN the
Christian church.
On last Sunday morning the
death angel visited the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Ham Marshall and took
from them, their darling little baby
girl. She was laid to rest in the
Hite cemetery Monday morning.
Ye scribe Is in deep sympathy with
the bereaved parents, but we should
not weep, for such of is the Kingdom
of Heaven.
Aunt Caroline Segraves of Lima
is over to attend the bedside of her
son, r. II. Segraves, who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever, but is
reported much better at this writ
ing.
Miss Birdie Finney of Warm
Springs came over Monday and has
accepted position at the Ida May.
Mr.. ]. B. Moore, a special sales
man for a tailoring house in CHI
cago, will be in Biggers Saturday,
Oct. 7th, to conduct sales for X.
L. Shaver, who is their agent at
this place. All wearers of good
clothing should be here on that date
and let Mr.. Moore take their orders.
DR.. Sheriff has fitted up very
neat little Office adjoining the City
Drug store.
Cotton picking is opening up IN
full blast now. Good pickers can
make good wages now while cotton
is heavy. 1t is fine picking, nothing
in the way, as the worms have des-
troyed the leaves.
r. J. Marshall and wife Of Poca-
hontas came mp Sunday to attend
the funeral of his brother, Hams
baby.
G. Q. Scott shipped car load of
wheat TO the market last week.
Fred Bolin has sold out and gone
back to Mo-, to make that his home.
We are sorry to lose a good citizen .
like Mr.. Bolin.
Another new building going mp
In town, Harry Hiteis having it
built. Houses are in demand now.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-09-22
NOTICE

There will be meeting of the
County Farmers Union held in
Pocahontas the first Friday and
Saturday in October. A full dele
CATION of members is requested.
A. G. LAW,
County President.