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The Dickinson press., 1914-12-12

S. REWARD-for return of l lark bay
IN years old mare, fence cut on left
front leg, no brand, Return to JOHN
RUPP, A miles northwest of Gladstone.
11.28-3p
The Dickinson press., 1914-12-12

NEW REPAIR SHOP
John Yaeger, successor to Jacob
Fried, is prepared to do all kinds of
repairing Of boots and shoes. Best
of work done.-adv. lillian
The Dickinson press., 1914-12-12

= on left jaw, 2 S on left Jaw.
81 on left Jaw.
on left shoulder.
on left shoulder.
O. on right hip OF cattle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

Mon nimmt DerTdieoene Hare btne
5IoIdeH unb flint oieIelben gut Elm
3rittel BON nit auseeleIenen f90nen
@rombeeren (gladberries), tut in iebe
5lai9e Elm Stiid1en 8immt, orei glels
Ten, 3iDei pfeffert5rner unb cine TaKe
9ronuIierteu 3uder, ni9t ipeniger oIs
Elm babies Pfuuo, flint bieTeIben nit
@ronbD ooer aub fron50IiI6em @pis
ritus, uno itellt fie bier bis feds Mos
9eH in bic Some gum Sieoen. Wait
jeoem Sage iiebt man bic buntle
Sauce bOber lteigen, unb penn alIss
ounteI 1T, tnnn man bic sSIof9en fort,
feben. Gs lit gut, brei Bis bier Mlul
bic pfropfeH fir einige WlinuteH bsrs
ous5unebmen. Dieis Sorte ldbt man
eiHige Mouaie itebeu, ebe man lie in
@ebrauh nimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

Sebermonn tpeiB eetuiB aus Grfabs
run9, oaB man iid bic 6dnbe, ipenn
iie fbmuBis geporoen pureu. nit
warmem @aTsr fuaideu muB. Inn lie
ariinoIia 0u ldubern; ni9t allen biirfte
IS ober bctonnt Iein, parum pormes
gGofer Die 6aut beKer reiniet, ols
faItes. @ur1 bic poren Der 6aut
or;n0i tets cine gentle Wlenge boa
natiirli9em Bett uno S9neib nod
duBen. geibe ouiammen bilben bonn
cine glrt lleber3ug ber 6aut, porauf
Stoubs unb S9muBtbeil1en bGuaen
bltiben. 3ur Gntfernung bes @9lnus
bes bon Der 6aut 1T es nun 3und4It
n0tbig, jene 5ettidibt auf3ul0fen ooer
bod 3u berfliiifigen. Gdltes WaFer
perntaq bos ni1t, oenn es bat bic Wirs
flno, 6os Tett notiirIi9 tGlter unb bos
nit bdrter al MAIDEN. Dur9 bas gos
Ihen sen 6Gnbe nit toltem MaiIer
lam man b09Iens ben oberfIddIiden
G9mub cntfernen. bsr nod ni&t feIt
in ole fettige, oIiee Dede Der 9out eins'
aebettei 1T. glnbererieits but nun Or
6entli9 ipormes DaHer bic Wirtung,
bos ouf Der Oberbaut liegenbe Jett gu
I4mel3en, 70 baB bic ooran baftenoen
G9muBtbeil9en Iosgsl0it iperben uno
Ii9 odnn leibt entTernen laTen. Seite
unterItiibt nod biele Qoderune, neil
iib ous ibr beim @orbanoeniein reids
li9eren MoFers 92atronlauee abipaIs
tet, Die 0os Soutfett ielbf, lpeuigfens
erOBentbeiIs, ipieoer perleift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

Die tIeine @ta6t golene i'm De-
portement @ducluIe in 6rantrei9
riibmt iib, pie oas uSournal bes Des
bots" er3dblt. bic GamiIie phimet in
ibren Mauern at beberbergen, Die
pabtI6einlic6 ales, pas bis jebt on
langIsbigen 5amilien ooecipeien 1T.
iibertrifft. Die Tamilis beltebt auS
fiinf G9ipeIiern unb einem @ruber.
unb bieIe feds Gef4pilter 5dbIen su'
Tommen 508 Sabre. Sbre gso9tomr
menI4oft bilten uueefdbr 80 Rinber
nno @nteltinber. Die AeIteIte Der
Gomilie. Maric, bat foebeH ibr 80. 2es
bensjdbr pouenoei,- 4beIe lit 81 Sabre
alt, MaoeIeins 85, 0Rola "a, SOIepb,
Der @ruber, 80 unb bic iilngite S4lues
iter 80 Sabrs. QtIle erfreuen ii4 elmer
ouseeoeihneten @eIlinbHeit unb bofs
fen, ben 100. @eburtstag ibrer GlteIten
Ghpelter ou9ammen begeben gu t0ns
men, benn bic olte Dame 1T nu9 nod
febr riiitis uuo IieIt unb nGht uO4
Cbue Srills.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

/ GBI0ffeI Butter NIT 2 EaHen
Wlebl perreibeu, / 81. / priIs @al3,
etipas parmes MaFer, alles gut tnes
teH } Stunbe 5ugsoedt an lpnrmer
Stelle ruben IaIIen. Der Seig muB
ipeih Iein unb ipiro burcb bic gpdrme
bebnbar. Damn 5iebt man Den(eIbeu
auf einem Eil6tu9 70 biinn auS, baB
man fait ourhiiebt; Die iGnute obs
fAnsioen. Syiiue: 6 Gibotter, ] SoHe
3uder, ! pint bider Iourer Robm
gut riibrsn, 2 21ffel feine Gemmels
brOIeI, eben 70 Diel 0Roiinen, auIeBt ben
iteifgeIhlogenen S4nee Der 6 Giipeib.
Die 6iille pirb. nahoem Der Teig. auss
ge5Ogen auf z Tld@e aufgeItriaen.
gun nimmt man 3ipei Gnoen beS
Suhes boh uno rollt ben @truDeI.
Sn elmer nit Butter beItribeuen
pfanne 3 Stun0e BEL mdBiqem Jeuer
boden, ni4t beiB. nit 3uder beitrsuI
IerDiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
Q GuureR RIopfe

Mon nebme Elm qfuno fsbr Eein oes
badtes GIeil6. mebr @9rpeinefIeil9
aIs RinOfIeiI9, cine feinesbadte 3pies
bel, 5lpet eingeipeiGte grolhen, gfefs
fer, Gal3. bus Meibe BON bier @iern,
unb perorbeitet oIles gut nit chamber;
bann IeBt man WaFer ober syleifbs
briibe dufs Teuer, tut Gifg no4 Sc
i9mad, cine 3miebsl, gon3en pFeFFer
uno QorbeerbIatt oo3u, uno IdBt olIes
gum &Oben tOmmen. bonn ront man
sieroBe &l0Be uno IdBt bieielben aebn
bis fiinF3ebn Wlinuten to4en, aber Iebr
lon9Iom. Damn nimmt man bns
@el6e bon ben pier Giern, perriibrt cs
gut nit etipos W2il4, 0ieBt IanoIom
bon Der 8riibe oo3u, bann etipos WlebI
in elmer SoFe Oerriibrt, I'm bic @ouce
IGmig 5u MAIDEN. Die @ouce muB
todenb beiB iein, oarf nber ricbt to-
den. Mdn IerDiert oieies @eribt nit
frifb eetodten &artoffeIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
Ru m N meIfM5r.

Bilig ber3uifeIIeu unb BON s1tem
@iIta faum au unteri9eioen 1T fols
eenoes prooutt: Ulon I0f Elm pfuno
ipeiBen Stiid5uder in Speiunbeinbalb
pints taItem MaHer p0llig ouf. Damn
feBt man biefer 20lung elm Quart
iehsunbneunaigprooentieen Meineeiit
uno fiinfunb8pan3ig Biz pier5ig Tros
pfen 3iimmel0l au. - Soer / Quart
GirIdpaHsr pirb iiber 5ipeiuubeins
bdlb lln5eH 5ertlopfte &iimmelGSruer
gefdiittei; bo3u eibt man einbalb
pfuno peiBen &anois5uder unb I6BI
oies 5ebn Biz Dieraebn Gage in ipormer
Semperatur iieben. Damn ipirb Der
Git0r fiItriert unb auf TIaf6en gs5O'
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

BOca bsfano. sona in bic @eipoIt gu
betommen. limb ols I9on anfneineno
Rube uno Trieben III bic ottupirten
2dnber eineetebrt mar, muBte inmer
nod bic militdriI1e Serrl9oft nit
aIler @nereie nab benz 3e9ten Ieben,
unO man lam beute iDobl 1agen, oaB
biefe miIitGrifde 9ittatur in bsm
2aube gang gut angsbraGt mar, in
bem Der 8esriff Srouung etipas llns
betanntes eepeIen 1T. Inter benz
S6uBe bieIer WdlitdrberrI9oft bat
Seferrei9=ltngoru 5tpeifeIlos in Boss
MEN unO er Ser3egppind cine 3ulturs
orbeit BON be0eutIamer Qlrt ournees
fiibrt. Die Giienbobuen unb bic Stras
sen, bic oo entItauben, iinb ousI9lieBs
lid bur9 miIitGrii9e RrGfte erbaut
tporoen, ipie benn iiberbaupt ones, tpas
In bieien beiben 2dnDern bic @runbs
Iaee fir ibre ipdtere Gntipidluug bies
ten Iollte, rein militdriIden llrIpriins
ges lit. pof uno SeIegropb paren
unb iin0 beute nod in militdrii9en
Sdnben, uno ben po1tbienIt beIorgten
bon Station gu Station militdrtIde
Tubriperte. bon WilitGrpatrouilIen be-
gleitet; fslbIt bic GioilOeripoltung Be-
biente ii4 lonoe 3eit in pieIen @ers
tpaItunes5peisen miIitdriIder 9iIfss
oreane.
Ser Si6erbeitsbienit in ben Stdbs
ten unb in ben SrtTboften purbe por-
erIt in 8osnien uno 6er3egopino BON
Der @enbdrmerie unb benz IDgenonnten
n@treifcorps" beipirtt, oas in Ieiner
@igenort cine glitetruppe pert0rperte.
Sur gang tobeIFreie Qeute unb ausges
5ei9nete S4uBen, bic Wlutb unb
gneraie beiaBen. ipuroen in bieFes
Corps eingereibt, uub ibm eigentli1
bsrbantt bas 2ono In Der erIten 3eit
bas. mas ibm porerif notb fiat. bic
SGuberung BON RduberbaHoen unb
ipioeripsnitisen Glementen. Sn ipeIher
Meiis bies bur9gefiibrt puroe. fam
man iid Bel ben eioeutbiimIihen @ers
bdltnifen oes Qanoes unb BEL bem 3erz
tliifteien paIbreihen @eldnoe ungeFdbr
borItelIen @s iporen niht INNER
Die miloeHeu WlitteI, burH bic bic @ub
In bas 2ano gebraHt tpOrben 1T, oas
Sobrbunberte lang falt uuunterbroden
Der Gbouplab pilber Sample mar.
Muh mas Sarajepo. friiber elm films
msrlihes, perlottertes Nef, oeporbsn
lit. DerDanit es Der militdriiden @ers
poltlng. sic ollein bot bort Srbs
nuns geI6affen, Bic 60ben lin bic
@taOt nit itorten BeFeitigunQen Ders
feben uno cine Stabtberpdltuna eins
gefiIbrt, bic Dem @eneinfpelen IN ieber
Sinfiht Iebr gu @ute getommen iii.
2luf biefen @runoIa9en 1T bns mos
berne Saraieipr nit isiner elettrii4en
8eleu9tung, ieiner eIettrifhen Stros
Benbobn, ben oepflaitertsn Gtraben
unD ben Idb0nen partanlagen entitans
ben, jene Stoot, bic fiir3Ii9 tDies
ber pie 70 oft friibsr, Der S6auplaB
elmer bIutioen Sbat oeporosn 1T, Osren
5olgen beute nod gar niGt ab8uIeEeA.
finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

@ie @ereitilng Der Sraubenlpeine III
i'm @an3en bieIelbe tpie Die 8ereitung
Der syru4tpeine. 8undhlt lorAe mon
0afiir, boB man bic peiB uno blauen
ober rotten Traubsn (aliO bic perfhies
benen Gortem niht bur1eindnber
miTHe. Dos urlpriineIibs preiTen
Der Trouben (ipobei INNER piel Gaft
in oen @9olen nod 5uriidbleibD lit
meiit aufgegeben pDroen, pieImebr
ldBt man ben Sdfi BON ben 3eritompTs
ten 9eeren obflieBen uHb ipGIGt boHn
ben &reIter pieoerbolt nit friTaem
MaTer ous, po6ur4 mon aud bic
lebten GaFttciIheH erbdli, ober: Wlon
fiigt 5u ben 5erltampften Grouben Oas
n0tioe MaHer nit Dem 3uder uno lGbt
dIles in elmer paHenoen Tonne bic erite
ItiirmiIne @dbrilng bur9mo9en. Wlon
Siebt bonn ben ee9obrenen Wloit auf
sgGHer unO fam bann ouf bic suriids
bIeibenben Sanlen nod ipieoerboIt
3uderipaTsr eieBen (serobe ipte eg bic
Meinf1britonten i'm Qluslon0e Al nas
den pfleoen). gfeinIi9tett iIt bei bem
@erTobreu oas erite prin5ip. yli6t
blob Gjefdbe. Safer, tur3 olles, mas
nit benz Mein in 8eriibrung tommi,
iinb i'm fauberIteu 3uitdnbe 5u bulien,
ouH bic Trauben iinb BON olltm
S4mlb, groe gu retHieeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
Sir 9ans nnO
&ii6e.

Sta eIbeeren.

I'm @taGeIbeeren auf5ubepabrsH,
tut man bieielben (notiirIi1 unreiD
in GIaT9en. ipel4e man feit DertOrtt,
unb bebt bic geeren in einem tiiblsn
Seller iiebsNo ouf. Die @ta6slbes,
rem baIten ii9 tpie frif6, uub man bat
ui9t nOtig, oieieIbeu gu biiniten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

@efa6rIiher gergfeid-
Cine iunoc Srai bat cine @eieaihoit
ourd Sieoeruortrdgc eni3iidt Sin
Scorer mia i5r icine 9cwlmoerlulg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

ollsipreden. o@nGoiae Spau id
fiuoe. SIRE stiNmc flinQt mie cine
olte @ioliue,~ Cie Sdnaerin cilt
eupSrt 5il ibrem @oiieu imo meiut:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

Die qiebe Gnineoer III lie elm
Iteberreit pon etpas Gntortetem, bos
s!nnal etipos @epoltioes aepelen.
ober Fs 1T Elm 9eil BON benz, iDos Ii8
In 3utuHFt 5u etipos GeipdItigem cnts
pideln ipito. in Der @egennort ober
beFrieoiqi lie nidbt. 9etpGbrt ni9E ipes
niger. olS man erDariet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

2ritif. Granlotifcr u9lpn
Serr Girefior, mos iagen Sic 8u
meinen Irama yGic acber2D n&er.
bremen Sic iiel~
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
Editor Has a Scrap

Paragould June 6.-Trouble Of a
serious nature was narrowly averted
between Griffin Smith, managing
editor Of the Daily Press, and Fred
Hoffman, who operates machine
thop, Yesterday, when Hoffman, OF !.
Tended at an article in the Daily
Press, went to the newspaper office
and handed Smith a letter, accom-
panying the act with an insulting
epithet. Smith who was setting an
ad, hurled a "stick" of type in
Hoffman's face ordered him from
the office. Hoffman was slow to
obey the command, whereupon the
editor pulled a pistol from his
pocket and forced Hoffman to leave
the office. The latter had the news.
paper man arrested on a charge of
assault and battery and at the trial
before Esq. ]. W. Thompson yes.
terday afternoon Smith was fined
$40 and costs. He appealed the
case to the circuit court.
The trouble arose over the publ.
cation of an article criticlsing Hoff,
man for opposing the formation OF
a new sewerage district IN which the
statement was made that Hoffman's
opposition amounted to nothing be.
cause he paid no taxes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
Ills Limitations
Arkansas

Man is a pretty wise animal. lie
has solved many problems, and as a
result he is nightly puffed up.
But he has his limitations. He can
figure out to the fraUtlon of a Sec
ond when a certain planet will cross
the path of another planet.-But
be hasn't yet learned why birds
migrate. nor how they fly.
He can put lot of wheels and
wire together and generate a Tore
he calls electricity, and with 1t he
can perform wonders
But he doesn't know what elec'
tricity is, nor why it Is.
He can generate power at a given
point, convey it hundreds Of miles
over a slender wire, and with il
light a metropolis
But he has never been able dis
cover how a lightning bug or a
glow worm generates light without
heat.
He can build towering buildings,
huge cathredals, giant ships, and
immense bridges across broad and
turbulent streams
But he can not make an egg, mol
explain why the inside of water
melon is red, the outside green and
the seeds black.
He can navigate the ocean and il
beginning to navigate the air
But he can not stay the ocean,
tides nor divert the currents of thu
AIR.
Just about the time he gets puff
e I up 30 big over his conquests Q
nature that he is just about to ex
plode with loud report, old Moth
er nature smiles and hands him
Jolt that knocks all the wind out o
him. He's pretty big, TO be sure
but compared with what he la
done what he hasn't done is grail
of sand to the bulk of the universe
-Ex.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
0. NJ. A. Reception

One of the most enjoyable en-
tertainments gi'en this year
at Maynard was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. IL. G.. No
Nabb Tuesday evening. The grad
yates residing at Maynard were the
hosts and hostesses to quite a num-
Der OF graduates, ex'students and
friends Of the Academy.
1t was intended that Prof.
Mcqueen, the newly elected prinoi-
pal of the Academy should be pres
ent, but owing to sickness, he was
unable to arrive in time for the re-
ception.
Dainty refreshments were served
and toasts were offered TO the Sc
cratic aud Aurora societies, to the
board Of trustees and to the q. NJ.
A. Mr.. Gilbert Short was master
of ceremonies, and acquitted him
self with his usual grace and jolli.
ty. Three interesting and enter.
tanning contests were given IN which
Mr.. Carl Camel and Miss Dorcas
Douglas; Mr.. Clifford Price and
Miss Jessie Poynor and Raymond
Patterson and Miss Katie Wyatt
we're the successful contestants.
Those present were Misses Grace
Crockett, Blanche Upton, Vera
Maynard, Vivian Redwlne. Estelle
Abbott, Pearl Lindsey, jessie Poy-
nor, Ella MAYNARD, Mesdames
Pearl Redwine, ]. Q. Pond, w. A.
Hurley, J. ID. Poynor, IL. G.. Nc
Nabb and Messrs. Gilbert Short,
st. Clair Smith, Isaiah Short, III. G..
McNabb, Ben Lincoln, Raymond
Patterson, J. Q. Pond, ]. d. Poy-
nor, w. A. Hurley, Lehman Alb.
boLt, Frank Sides, Horace Red
wine, Victor Pond of Maynard;
Misses Dorcas Douglas and Katie
Wyatt and Messrs. Carl Camel and
Oscar Wyatt Of Pocahontas; Cliff
ford Price of Ingram; Miss Barr er
of Illinois.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12

how he succeeds IL getting his name
in the Gazetto's "ALL OVER
column three or four times week
Editor Hall bears the unique repu'
tation Of never having been outside
Of Fulton county but twice In MS
natural life. Once was when he NJ
tended the meeting of the Arkansas
Press Association at Little Rock
aud the other time was when he ra'
for the Republican nomination io'
postmaster p at Salem, against W. a
Oldfeld, who was making the race
for congress, John Hall Is also 'n'
man who loudly predicted lan''
as soon as the Democrats elected
president. His prediction here ais
came true; the panic was among
the Republican federal office hold
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
Notice Of Isylas Out New Road and VacatlnS
Old Road

Notice is hereby given that on the first day
ofJuly 1914 term OF the Randolph county court
A petition will be presented by Frank Triplett
the principal petitioner. and more than ten
other freeholders OF Randolph county Arkan'
sas. asking the court TO have Viewed out and
established public road as follows;
Beginning on the section line between sec
tlons a5 and 80 in township rs north range one
east. At the north east corner OF the south
east quarter OF section IS in said township,
running thence south on said section line TO
the Randolph and Lawrence county line.
Tben beginning on said county ilne' at
polnt where said Duty Grave Yard road or
Rramlett's Ridge road crosses said county
line. thence east along said county line to
tho soptb east corner Of section 80 township
Is north range one east
Ana also asking that that portion OF sald
Duty crave yard road or Bramletts Ridge
road. extending from where It crosses said
county line to a point where it'crosses the
section line between sections 30 and 20 town
shin rs north range one east be vacated
closed and abandoned. Respectfully frank
o'oso' an - ,o,itioner. 80 II.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
SlIer Out On Bond

Cotter June 6.-Hays Siler passed
through here yesterday on his way
home from the penitentlary at Lit
tie Rock, where he was released
several days ago on a So, 200 bond.
He was being held there for safe
keeping pending his trial at the
September term of court, being
charged as an accessory in the Mrs.
McFadden-Siler murd er case.
Young Hiram Sller, who was lmph.
Gated, is out on bond. Gil is the
only one of the Silers lett now who
is awaiting trial that is behind the
bars. HeIs still at Little Rock,
being held for safe keeping, but II
IS expected that bond will be made
for him in a short time. Will Siler,
the principal IN the case, is serving
a twenty one. year sentence in the
state penitertiary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
RanllSl ladies' Aid

The Baptist Ladies' AID met
with Mrs. Keifrer Campbell. The
meeting was opened by vice presl'
dent with scripture reading on elm
portanoe Of PRAYER" The reading
gave us many beautiful promises
that we might gain through faith
aud prayer.
Our regular Bible Study was
m lde interesting aud very instruc'
tive by our leader, Mrs. Ada Lewis
After the lesson our hostess very
charminsly served refreshments.
Our lesson for Tuesday begins
with question 81 and extending Il
os IN Hill Bible Questions. Mrs
Leona Lynch, leader IN the hom'
of Mrs. Ada Lewis. We welcome
all.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
MORE POLITICS
COMING LATER

Governor Hays announced that
he will not take up the st. Francis
Ieyee appointments until after the
Democratic state convention this
week. 1t is very likely that the ap
pointmeuts will be announced next
Friday or Saturday. The next
big political event to emana'e frbm
the state capitol after the appoint
ment of leyee directors, will be the
election Of the various county elec'
ton boards. In number Of coun,
ties there are from two to three sets
of recommendations, but 1t is be
lleyed the governor and other state
officers composing the board will
adopt the plan OF appointing those
recommended by the county Demo
cratic organic ten. The state
election board is composed OF the
governor, secretary Of state and
the attorney general.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12

In addition to the ten states in
xsIssh women now have the right oI
csss 6Allot, Montana, North Dakota,
S.ueh Dakota and Nevada may en-
fs1sAShise their women at the cleo
aaUs next November. Oklahoma
tGas, Nebraska and Missouri have
siiStdve petitions in circulation
xssSa will enable the voters Of the
-esgeotive states to show their tru'
s7q~eciation of their women. o.
,szss group of states, the Oklahoma
rssr&on will be submitted in Au
t-IsS. aud if carried, will permi
Oklahoma women to vote at thu
ate election in November.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior. U. S. Land Office
at Little Rock. Arkansas, JUNE 8. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Calvin N. Wolfe
OF Water Valley, Arkansas. who on July II.
1911. made Homestead entry. No. O762G. for
81 nwA section 10. 81 ne " Section "a. town
ship IS n. range W.. 9Th Principal meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make three
year proof. 10 establish claim to the land
above described. before Ben Johnston. clerk
Randolph county. at Pocahontas, Arkansas,
on the % day OF July. 1914.
Claimant names as witness: Augustus
Blansett, OF Water Valley. Arkansas;
James Toy. OF Water Valley. Arkansas; Fred
Gibson, OF Imboden. Arkansas; W. NJ. Clark
of Imboden. Arkansas. Jno. W, Allen
40 4, Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
Notice To Creditors

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed was. on the Goth day OF April. 1914. by
the probate court OF Randolph county. Ark
ansas. duly appointed administrator with the
will annexed OF the estate or DR.. George W.
Brumley. deceased. and all persons having
claims against said estate should present said
claims 10 the undersigned. as such admin.
strator. for allowance within six months from
the date OF the granting OF said letters OF ad.
mlnistratlon or they may be barred; and
should any such claims be not presented "a
said administrator for allowance within one
year from said date. all such claims will be
forever bar ed. This April 10th. I9i4,-James
Poor, Administrator will annexed OF the es-
tate OF DIR. George W. Brumley. deceased.
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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12

Foo much rain in the Texas cot
=.sz belt and lack of ram in other
.sEesoa growing states has caused
s0tsou fGtures to sell at high
.leUxs on the cotton exchanges this
s-es<. We don't care anything
,rsDsat the price of cotton now, but
sas 90 hope that this fall 1t will 60
lrs{ser than a cats back.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
Notice FOR Publication

Department OF the Interior. U. S. Land Office
at Little Rock. Arkansas. June S. 1914;
Notice Is hereby given that Benjamin J.
Newton. OF Attica. Arkansas. who on june
-, 1907. made homestead entry. No. O25Ss. foi
ny SEN. section p. township 20 NJ. range f.
Sth Principal Meridian. has filed notice OF In
tention 10 make Ave year proof. TO establish
claim 10 the land above described. before
Ben Johnston County Clerk, at Pocahontas
Arkansas. on the sard day OF July. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses; Burley
Knots OF Pocahontas. +. l.. simlngton. Jim
McDaniels, Grover Sage all OF Attlca.-John
W. Allen. Register. 425t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
Ksrulns Order

In the Randolph Circuit Court. ]. W. Lin
gel Plaintiff vs. T. X. Eddlns and y. W.
Hurley. Defendants.
The above named =. W. Hurley Is hereby
warned 10 appear In this court and answer
the complaint dled against him ia this action
hy the above named plaintiff J. W. Llngel
within thirty days from this date.
Given under my hand as Clerk OF the said
court and with the Official seal thereof hereto
affixed ON this the day OF June. 1914. d.
Mock. Clerk OF the circuit court in and for
Randolph county. Arkansas. T. W. Campbell
Attorney for Plaintiff. 4slt
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12

<There is need for change in
1ds %rrmary law" said Senator
'Ctorke ia his mad speech at Pine
eslzf last week. awe must pre-
yszt state officers from ealing bal
ast3. When / was governor there
or1S Nc charge of fraud in elections,
sz1 che governor took no part
GU anyone else's election
.&gaasi dering the fact that Governor
Gays took no part whatever in the
rrscesIt senatorial election, and that
ssbez Senator Clarke was first
sssseted he was picked up bodl-
p 6y che governor of Arkansas and
B'aosd in che United States senate,
Gls consistency now shines like The
b 1Terblal jewel.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-12
Warning Order

In the Randolph Circuit Court. T. c
Haynes. Plaintiff, vs. ]. r. Watkins Mcdica
Company. defendent
The above named defendent. The &. r
Watkins Medical Company Is hereby warned
30 appear In this court within thirty day,
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff T
Q. Haynes fied against IL ir this action.
In witness whereof set my hand and All,
seal OF the said Circuit Court on this the
day OF June. 1914. ID. Mock. Clerk OF Circuit
Court OF Randolph County. Arkansas
T. w. Campbell. Attorney for plaintiff.