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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

DON'T work for others. Start silver plating business at home; be inde pendent, your own boss Free pamphlet shows how Write today. Finch Co., 725 s. F. 4th st, Newton, Iowa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

WANTED-Fan salesman. We want one or two real salesmen at once to solicit orders with our new advertising card board fans. Can be easily and profit ably carried as a side line samples neatly arranged and take up but little room. This is not a proposition re- quiring anyone to buy any samples, but is a fair and reasonable opportunity of- fered to trustworthy salesmen who mean business. Write Sales Mgr, Kal- amazoo Advertising Co.,, Kalamazoo. Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

DISTRICT MANAGER wanted every city. town and village to open and manage branch office; brand new propo- sition; WONDER CLOTH finds sale in every home, office. store. garage and factory three big sources of proht-a local. an agency and jobbing business; cash sales; steady duplicate orders
 samples, printed matter and new selling method furnished free. no experience needed; can make $500 to $500 monthly; we advertise your business. If you have a few dollars and good references.
 write quick. Eastern Speciality O., so A
 Pine st.. New York. L-s-St-su
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SALESMEN on sweater coats; only ex- perienced need apply; state territory covered. Apply with reference. Lib erty Knitting Mills. 15-19 4th st. New York City
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EARN SIS monthly and expenses trav- cling and selling for big manufac- turer; experience unnecessary; steady work. S. Scheffer, 152 sherman, Chi cago.
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S25 weekly and expenses 10 travel and advertise; large reliable firm; whole or part time. Emery, 734 sherman. Chicago
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uSE your spare time to build up a mail order business of your own. We help you start for share in profits; 27 op portunties; particulars free Mutual Oportunities Exchange. Buffalo. N- Y.
 12-1-4t-su
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LEARN piano by ear in one week with
 my quick simple method; make $25 weekly; players in demand. F. W. Lit tie. 192 46th st. Pittsburgh. Pa. .--
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W NANTED-Agents Tor sick and accident insurance company for weekly and
 monthly departments; experience not absolutely necessary; good reputation and willing to work. Address, with rel
 erences and present employment, Box 16. Birmingham. 7-7-su-tf
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START a mfg. business at home and make s100 a month: something every body uses; any man or woman can make money at a small cost Full di- rections mailed for s1. Address H. w. Terry, Box 590 Macon. Ga.
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BLAST furnaceman; 29, strictly sober. capable, familiar with every department of blast furnace operation, desires posi- ton of responsibility in office. pr at plant. Address F-li, care Age-Herald.
 l2-1-St.
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ALESMEN-Competent $500 to 5000 per year; represent us in cities and towns of southern states no samples, no sell ing; no collecting; experienee helpful not necessary. Write now for partic- ulars. Secure the opportunity of life time. L. Browne, Secty,, Mcintyre Bldg, Dayton. O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

S1o0 weekly profit; start in business for yourself: don't worry about cap ital; no experience. Boyd H. Brown, Omaha. Neb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

WANTED-Immediat steady home workers, Christmas novelties; no ex- perience, S15 weekly: absolutely no canvassing: strictly legitimate; eX- cellent opportunity; samples for stamp. Northwestern Novelty Co.,, ChipaQn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

ENGINEER and mechanic of . years experience in charge of machines and large plants. open for engagement as chief engineer, master mechanic, foreman, machiniss, engine installing and erecting; prefer the industrial plants. Address, Chief Engineer, 539 Albany street Boston. 12-S-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

WANTED--Tw first-class salesmen to work small country towns in the state of Alabama for 1913. Salary $l50 per month and expenses. Crown Cider Company, Dept. A., St Louis, Mo.
 12-S-S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

young lumber salesman we'll acquainted with the Birmingham district, to travel out of Birmingham. Address Southern Pine Lumber Co.,, Montgomery, Ala. l2-4-Sl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

of s2500, three years, with per cent per annum interest, paid every six months First mortgage on improved property worth s6000 of fered as security. Agents will pay no commission. Address A. L. C., care P. O. Box 484, City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
WANTED

'ANTED-A well trained goat for small
 boy to drive 1924 7th ave. N.
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A CHANGE to make money; represent me for half the profits; printed mat
 ter furnished; no capital; start mail
 order business of your own. Hazen A, Horton, Desk 500. TelSonsha, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

WANTED-Traveling salesman If you want a dandy side line. season now on. state territory and expe-
 rience quick. J. F. McGregor Mig. Co., Americas largest makers of Backbands complete. Chattanooga, Tenn. 12-S-2t-su-tu
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WANTED-Position with good, reliable firm, by young man 20 years of age,
 with high school education; can use
 typewriter and have had some expe- rience. Address ITS, care Age-Herald. 12-S-3t
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WANTED-High class salesman, experi- enced in marketing lubricating oils, greases and specialties by largest refin- cry; best salary and expenses paid; give experience and several references first letter Address C-12, Age-Herald.
 11-24-6t-sun
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SAL ESMEN side line, new high grade household necessity; sold to dealers in eight lines good commission, small sam pies. A. l.. Arundel Co.,, 1416 Mich. ave, Chicago.
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open; manager for fruit and shade tree farm; experienced dining car walters; operator private telephone exchanges man cook, small hotel; woman stenographer; white and col- ored maids. Room 626 Chamber of Commerce Bldg
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WANTED-Position by woman who has had several years experience in stenog- raphy and general office work. Main,
 69S1-W 12-7-Jt
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PUBLIC stenographer, 4S4 Brown
 Marx. Phone 2S63. 12-4-7 |
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to sell our large assortment of calendars, leather goods and most complete line of novelties. One of the largest houses in the United States, manufacturing exclusive advertising specialtes; liberal compensation. The Elwood Myers Company. Springfield, O.
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WANTED-Room mates for two refined
 young men. References exchanged. 17O7
 10th avenue. south. 12-S-2t
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AGENTS-Automatic shoe scraper and brusher needed on every doorstep; leaves street dirt outside; brand new; big profit Dundee Mfg. Co.,, 70 Chauncy sf Boston Mass
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AGENTS-You can make from s6 to S10 every day until Christmas selling our 10c big bargain packages of Christmas novelties. Cost you only 4c. Sell like hot cakes for 1Oc. Everybody buys sev- eral packages. Agents start with 100 packages; sell out in two or three hours. Full size sample package mailed for 4c in stamps. Best Mfg. Co.,, 15 Lexing- prarridnrna
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location. price. terms, etc Address us care Age-Herald. YOU will have enough money for Christ mas gifts if you send us your old hats and garments to be renovated: no need, then, to buy new ones. Gluek Dry Cleaning Co.,, 171S Sd avenue, between l7th and 18th streets. Phone Main 2312. KANTED-To buy building suitable for small factory; give price and location. Address Z-1S, care Age-Herald. WANTED. RESIDENCE-WITH BLOCKS OF
 FIVE POINTS. Will trade some good vacant lots, worth sl5O0 sl750 to 5000. for modern room house. near Highland avenue or Five Points,
 GEO. o. MARRY.
 SlO6 FIRST AVENUE.
 Phone Main 2572
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HELP WANTED-Two young men or women for copy work; must be good penmen and willing to work. Apply 1866 American Trust Bldg, Monday morning 10 o'clock.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
LARGE CROWD HEARS
GOVERNOR DONAGHEY

Governor Geo. w, Donaghey ad
dressed large crowd of Randolph
county voters at the court house
here Tuesday afternoon in the inter
est of bis campaign for reelection
as Governor of Arkansas.
He was introduced by Hon. A. J.
Witt, chairman of the Randolph
County Democratic Central Com.
mittee, and spoke for two hours on
the issues of the present campaign
for Governor, swering the charg-
es made against his administration
and defending his past political re-
cord. This he did to the general
satisfaction of his friends and in a
manner very convincing to those
who have not heretofore been num-
bered among his supporters.
He spoke of his record with refer
ence to his work in the construction
of the new state capitol, paid bis
respects to the last legislature IL no
complimentary terms and dwelt at
length on the Turner. jacobson rev.
enue bill. This bill is one of the
Governors pet measures, one that
he claims means more to the poor
men of Arkansas than any other.
Lack of space at this time pre-
vents our giving anything like a
full account of the Governors ad.
dress. He was given close attention
during the course of his remarks and
was frequently applauded. 1t was
very evident that the people wanted
to know his exact position with
reference TO the great questions at
issue.
At the close of the Governors re-
marks Hon. T. w. Campbell, can.
didate for Congress announced his
candidacy In splendid speech, last
ing about an hour. Mr.. Campbelrs
speech was also well received by the
large crowd present.
Congressman Joe T. Robinson,
who is opposing GovernorDonaghey,
is billed to speak here this (Thurs
day. afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
SCHNABAUM Upton
COMP ANY DISSOl We'd

The corporation of the Selma
baum-Tipton Mercantile Co. of
Biggers has been dissolved and the
charter was surrendered this week.
Mr.. Upton retires from the firm,
having disposed of his interest to
Mr.. Schnabaum. The other mem
bers of the corporation, Messrs
Hlte and Nicks, retain their interest
and the business will be continued
under partnership arrangement.
Z. M. kirkpatrick of this city
will assist in looking after the bust.
ness of the new firm, giving perhaps
one.half of bis time to the business
at Biggers, the other one-half here.
The business of the Schnabaum-
Upton Mercantile Co. was one of the
largest in the county. A very
large stock was carried all the time
and the volume of business was
enormous.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
Set Two Broken Limbs

DR.. Hamil was called to DeBow
Sunday to set a broken leg for John
Carroll, a young man about 10 years
Of age, who lives on the Jarvis farm.
Young Carroll was coasting on a
hillside when he was thrown against
a stump with such force that his
leg was broken.
The Doctor had just finished this
operation when he was called to the
home of Z. T. Lee, on the Ryburn
farm, just a short distance beyond
DeBow, where he performed like
operation on one of Mr.. Lees little
boys, who was hurt IN the same
manner as was Carroll. DR.. Hamll
states that this Is the first expert
ence he ever had just like thls-to
attend two cases just alike on the
same trip.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
SpinnenWeber-OwenS

Wednesday morning, at the home
OF Father Froitzheim of the Catho,
lie church, Miss Anna Spinnenweb-
er and <. ]. Owens of Chaffee, Mo. f.,
were joined in the bonds of holy
wedlock, according to the rites of
the Catholic church. Miss Spin
nenweber is the Oldest daughter of
Mr and Mrs, F. Spinnenweber and
is a beautiful and accomplished
young lady. Mr.. Owens holds a
position with the Frisco Railroad
Company, and has headquarters at
Chaffee, where the young couple
will reside. They left for that
place Wednesday afternoon. The
Star Herald wishes for them success
and happiness.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
Mrs. HamlI EntertainS

The Wednesday Club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. w. E.
Hamil this week. Music and forty
two being the order of the day.
Mrs'Splece, as usual, won first prize,
Miss Hattie Black consolation.
Mrs. Spiece felt somewhat sensitive
over so many conquests and desired
to relinquish the prize, allowing
every one present to cut for it, but
1t was unanimously decided that il
certainly belonged to her, how.
ever she refuses to say whether she
considers 1t luck or science. ANY
way, we are going to buy ourselves
a little deck and practice up on the
game aud do our best to break the
hoodoo that enthralls us.
A MEMBER, !,
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
HON. II. A. NORTHCUTT

Hon. II. A. Northcutt of Salem,
Fulton county, announces In this is.
sus of the Star Herald his candidacy
for the office of Prosecuting Attor-
noY for this the 10th Judicial circuit
in the coming primary election.
Mr.. Northcutt made a partial can
vass of this county several weeks
ago and met a number of onr citi
zens with whom he made most
favorable impression. He stands
well at home, both as a citizen and
as lawyer, as will be seen from
the following endorsement publish
ed IN his home paper, the Salem
Banner:
"This week H. A. Northcutt
announces his candidacy for the
democratic nomination to the Office
of prosecuting attorney of this dis
trict. Mr.. Northcutt was born,
reared and educated in this county
and has been actively engaged in
the practice of law during the past
eight years and ranks among the
best lawyers in the district. lie is
studious and attentive to business,
a progressive citizen and a loyal
democrat. In his chosen profession
he has won many laurels. The
court records show that of the SIX
murder cases in which he has been
employed, and assisted, either in
the prosecution or defense, every
csse was won, and of forty felony
aud sixty-two misdemeanor cases,
his side was victorious in large
majority. lie Is a torceful and log
ical speaker, and is strong in his
presentation to jury. For some
time he has been associated with
Hon. J. l.. Short in the practice of
law and the firm enjoys a large
practice in the courts of the district.
Mr.. Northcutt is young and vigor-
GUS and well equipped for the office
of prosecuting attorney. Should
he be chosen the people will never
have cause to regret their selection
Of one so worthy and competent
for the important duties of that
office.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
To The Voters

| wish to state to the voters oi
Randolph county that l take this
method of announcing myself can
didate for the Office of Representa-
tive. | am asking the suffrage of
| the people of the county for this
office and submit my CLAIMS to you
solely upon merit. l am opposed
in this race by two honorable gen.
tlemen and | intend to make my
race upon the high plane of pure poll
tics. | want to be elected to this
Office because | fully believe that
| am capable of making you a good
Official. i believe that | can make
for myself a record that will reflect
honor on the office and credit to
myself. | want to be Representa-
tive of the people, for the people
and by the people. 1t would, in
deed, be great honor to me to
enjoy that which is within the
power of the people of my county
to bestow upon me.
1t may be impossible for me to
see each voter personally between
now and the date of the primary,
yet ! hope to do so. In the event
| do not | take this opportunity to
solicit the support and influence of
all IN my behalf. If you do not
know me personally l refer you to
the people among whom l was born
and raised, as to who and what ]
am. | hope to win this fiioce. !
am in the race for this purpose and
shall be till the end. If / succeed
I promise to give you the very
best efforts of my life IN the endeav-
or to serve your interests well and
when l can favor you in any way
will always be ready and willing
to do 50. Yours truly,
SAM LINDSEY,
Midd' ehrook, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
Church Services

Preaching at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and even
ing.
"Thc Song of The Heavenly
Host" is the subject for the IL
o'clock service.
"The One Way to Know" is the
subject for the evening or 7
o'clock service.
Lamps will be secured that we
may have Ii ghtJ for the night SER
vice.
The official board mas decided to
use the envelope system to aid in
securing collections for pastors
salary and other claims. You can
help both stewards and pastor if
you will bring months payment
on pastors salary and put it in the
envelope.
Everybody invited to attend these
services. w. J. Leroy,
Pastor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
FOR STATE SENATOR
hon. G. B. FERGUSON

Hon. G. B. Ferguson of Ballard,
Sharp county, announces in this is
sue OF the Star Herald as a candi-
date for the Office of State Senator
from this senatorial district. We
have not the pleasure of an exten.
sive acquaintance with Mr.. Fergu.
son, therefore the following endor-
sement from Mr.. FergusOn's home
paper, the Sharp County Record,
would perhaps be better and more
appropriate recommendation than
anything we might be able to say.
The Record says;
" At last the ice is broken in the
race for State Senator by the formal
announcement of G. B. Ferguson
for that office, which appears in this
issue of the Record.
"Mr. Ferguson is a well known
citizen of Sharp county. He has
lived many years, perhaps all his
life, in Richwoods township, near
Ash Flat, where he is a successful
farmer and stock grower. As a
citizen he bears reputation for
honesty and square dealing, and
has the confidence and esteem of
his home people as we'll as a large
circle of friends throughout the
county. He is a progressive man
and stands for tha better interests
of his country on every occasion.
"He would not be a stranger to
the workings of the legislature il
sent to that body. Some ears
ago he served in the house of repre-
sentatives and made a record that
will bear the closest scrutiny.
"Mr. Ferguson is man of posi-.
tive convictions and possesses the
courage to express himself freely
upon all questions that interest the
public. He is a ready speaker on
the stump and able to take care of
himself in the campaign.
ellis friends in Sharp county,
and the other two counties of the
district as well, will be pleased to
see the announcement of his candi-
dacy, because they believe he would
make an honest, fearless and capable
member of the senate.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
PrOmberger Buys interest

Geo. Promberger, who has been
with the Pocahontas Hardware for
the past year, has purchased an in
terest in the BUSINESS and is now a
member of the firm. George is a
hustling young business man and
has made good sinces his connection
with the business. He will contin-
ue as chief manager for the firm,
and invites all his friends to call
on hin when in town.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
Kirkpatrick

Miss Busche kirkpatrick of this
city and G. s. Coombs of Batesville
were married at the Bigger hotel
last Thursday afternoon in the
presence OF few friends of the con-
tracting parties. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. M. d.
Bowers, pastor of the Baptist church
at this place. The young people
will reside at Batesville, where, we
understand, the groom has extensive
business interests.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
Brooks Not Indicted

In the case of the State against
Ell Brooks, held to await the action
qfihe grand jury, charged with the
killing of w. NJ. Ford at Biggers
several months ago, the grand jury
failed to return an Indictment
against Brooks and he was dismiss.
ed by that body. The court, how
ever, ordered that Brooks be held
under his present bond, to await
the action of the next grand jury.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19

await the action Of the next grand
jury.
Alex Harris, grand larceny, plea
of guilty, sentenced TO five years in
the penitentiary.
Alex Harris, burglary, mol pros
Lucian Perry, assaultand battery,
plea of guilty, fine 50,
BIB West and Mrs b B West,
disturbing school, continued.
Pearl Smith, mauslaughter, on
trial.
Chas. Michael, carnal abuse, In
dicted by grand jury, bond fixed at
$1,000 and case continued until next
term.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
CIRCUIT COURT
CONVENED MONDAY

The January term of the Ran
dOlph circuit court convened here
Monday, with Judge }. W. Meeks,
presiding. Prosecuting Attorney
Elmore was present to look after
the interests of the State, being as
sisted by J. J. Lewis, deputy.
Sheriff Brown has as special
deputies, John D. Kerley, Rufe
Waldron, Geo. Wann and Jim
Hogan. Dee Mock, and his broth
er, Oscar, are holding down the
business of the circuit court clerk
in very creditable manner.
The local bar is represented by
Attorneys Witt & Schoonover,
T. w. Campbell, Henderson Bros,
Bishop & Fry, w. A. Jackson, j.. j.
Lewis, f. N. Ellis. Visiting at
tornevs are J. i. Short and Geo. I.
Black of Salem and D. L. King of
Hardy.
Notwithstanding the cold and
enclement weather Monday morn
ing all the jurors summoned, with
one or two exceptions, were present
and answered the roll call. The
following were sworn in as grand
jurors;
Will Rush, foreman; Clifford
Price, clerk; q M Penn, DIV Cooke,
HM McIlroy, w J Lutsr, J r
johnson, Frank Dalton, J H Jack.
son, R H Segraves, D Blackburn,
w A Holt, w A Owens, c d
Blackwell, J w Voohers, G r
Shaver.
The petit jurles are composed OF
The following: B E Brown, F J
Baltz, Richard Gross, S c Roberts,
I'll Spencer, G D Bly,, Lew Hall,
VIC Craft, w b Marriott, A A
Bailey, w F Deaver, Geo Bigger,
Lehman Mock, A M Dunn, Walter
England, John Reed, r J Marshall,
r A Bispham, w r Haas, r L
Mays, G c Brown, Z + Tyler, J L
Hawkins, Jos H DeClerk.
RA Blspham was, on account of
sickness IN his family, excused from
duty Wednesday and w M Forres-
Ter was sworn in to take his place
for the remainder of the term.
The following State cases were
disposed of mp to noon Thursday:
Ben Dame, gaming, continued
until next term.
Lige Dame, gaming, continued.
Ulis Shaver, wearing weapons
continued.
Cleveland Burrow, wearing
weapons, dismissed.
Cleveland Burrow, disturbing the
peace, dismissed.
Felix Mock, awaiting action of
grand jury, dismissed.
Eli Brooks, awaiting action of
grand jury, jury failed to indict,
defendant held on present bond TO
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
Harris Gets Five Years

Alex Harris, who has been con.
fined in the county Jail here for the
last several monts, charged with
having burglarlzed w. L. Mock's
store last summer, entered a plea of
guilty before Judge Meeks Tuesday
and was sentenced to five years IN
the penitcrtiarv.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
S. A. D. Eaton Has Returned

S. A. D. Eaton and family,
formerly of this city, but who for
last several years have been making
their home at Centralia, Wash,
arrived in Pocahontas Tuesday OF
this week. We understand that
Mr.. Eaton has returned with the
intention of making this his per-
manent home again and the family
will probably locate near Brockett.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
Mock Case Dismissed

The case of the state against Fe-
lix Mock, charged with having been
a party to burglarizing the store of
w. i. Mock last summer, was dis
missed by the grand jury Tuesday
of this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
Why Shouldn't The Farmer

keep accurate record Of his earnings and expenses as well as
the merchant?
By this plan of systematzng his financial affairs he can ac
cumulate money
He refer to his record any time and KNOW where the
money goes know just what it costs to live
The record very easy kept will be glad to keep it for
you Just start check account with and try this plan for the
year 1912 You will return the old way carrying your
finance in your pocket
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
$201,784.4O

We E. Dalton President and J. D. Wells Cashier soemny
swear that the above statement true the best OF our know
edge and belief E. DALIOHA PRESIDENT
j. D. WELLS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Jan 49, 1912
T. w. CAMPBELL Notary Public