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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25

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ming ! Behandlingen af Katarrh, Be
|tendelse eller Saar / Nesen, Stru-
ben, og we'd kyindelige Onder. Lydia
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Boston, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
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Luthers ~refor1nafO-
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isterende Udvalg af Luthers
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styrelse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-25
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Mllan."
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Az TH. KITTELSEN.

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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
CIRCUIT COURT
IN EXTRA SESSION

An adjournd session OF the Ran
dolph circuit court convened here
Monday morning with his honor
Judge J. b. Baker on the bench,
w. X. Russell sheriff and Brance
Raglin clerk. Nothing but civil
cases we're on call, the most import
ant being suit for damages brought
BY Edna Hozler against Charley
Dismang. This case is now on
trial add is holding some 20 wit
nesses in town.
At the conyenrng Of court Mon
day morning, Judge J. w Meekr'
who was retiring from twelve wears
service on the bench, was presented
with handsome gold watch by \.
J. Cole and Dee Mock, the outgoing
sheriff and clerk.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
MEETING
n WAS A RARE TREAT

The meeting Of the Tri-County
1'fGciiers Association, held here last
Friday and Saturday was attended
10y . large number OF Randolph,
Lawrence and Sharp county teach.
ers, and was pronounced the best
meeting IN the history OF the Asso.
citation. The address of Prof.
Doyne at the Methodist church Fri.
day night was enjoyed by an over
flow audience, as was the balance
of the program rendered. The ad
dresses on Saturday of Prof. Bright
Of Walnut Ridge and Prof. Eaton
of lmboden were interesting.
As soon as the secretary furnish
es us with the copy, the Star Herald
will publish complete proceedings
of the meeting.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
BAPTIST CLOSES
SUCCESSFUL MEETING

Rayenden Springs. Our hearts
are rejoiced to tell you that
on October Is Brother Andy Lin
coin Of Jonesboro, Ark, began =
protracted meeting at this place,
which lasted two weeks, and the re-
suits were truly great and wonder
full. There were 80 conversions
during the meeting, 40 addItions
TO the church, 20 by baptism aud
IL by letters and relations. This
is the greatest ingatherlng of the
Missionary Baptist church at this
place in all ITS history. "Our ann
is higher ground" May God give
the churches in Arkansas the great
est victory through Jesus Christ
for which our hearts yearn. Nav
the Lord bless Bro. Lincoln as he
goes from here TO another held.
On the last night Of the meeting
we called Bro. Lincoln as pastor of
our church. Pray for us that we
may be a wide awake church aud
always doing our Masters will.
A Member.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
New Bale Scheme

Camden, Ark, Nov.l.-Follow-
ing the Tdan of the buy-a. bale move
ment, but introducing new scheme,
dry goods company of Camden
and EI Dorado il offering to take
bales at the rate of eight cents a
pound, or $40 a bale, IA security
for goods sold. The cotton IL TO he
held one year and then sold. II il
brings more than the $40 per bale,
the farmer IL to receive credit for
the excess; but if less, the company
suffers the loss. As the company
does cash business, the offer il
considered locally as very generous.
The cotton will be stored and
insured, and FIVE per cent interest
will be charged on the accounts.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
RdgIin-Grahsm

During the early part of last
week, our efficient circuit clerk,
Brance RaglIn, hied himself away
TO st. Louis, where he was met by
Miss Bessie Graham OF Imboden,
and the two were united ia mar.
riage. They will make their home
for the present with Mrs. ID. l..
Wiley.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Fred Graham of In.
boden aud is well known here.
The groom is too well known to
our readers for us to mention any,
thing about him here. In fact,
everybody thought him too bash.
ful to get married, anyway. Here's
our heartiest congratulatlon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
They Can't, You Know

A bashful country girl walked
into Hayes butcher shop the other
day earring three live chickens. She
asked Bill Holiday what he would
give for them, al the same time lay
ing them on the counter, Holiday
did not know that their legs were
tied aud asked the gIrl # they would
lay there. The gIrl bit her handker
chief and finally managed 10 say,
"NO sir; they are roostcrs. "
Wayne County journal.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
Miss Peters tntertainS

The Bachelor Girls were guests of
Miss Mary Peters at the Good Eel
lows club rooms Thursday, Oct. 30.
The club rooms were very effective
in their Halloween decorations.
Miss Katie Long sang "Lullaby
from Joceyln" and "Good bye to
Summer" which were enjoyed very
much, After several games Of
cards in which Miss EuIa Martin
won first prze, and Miss Katie
Long cons platiou, and Miss Ella
Johnson was presented the guest
prrzc, dainty luncheon consisting
Of sandwiches, salad, cake and black
coffee was served by the hostess.
Favors ware little Halloween Ian
tHsn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
SEVEN MEN TO DIE
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
four White and Three Negroes
Dates FIXED for Execution
OF Rive

Seven men, four Of whom are
white, are in the Arkansas peniten.
uary awaiting execution IN the elec.
trio chair. De,es,haye been fixed IN
December for the execution of three
condemned negroes and one Of the
white men, while Arthur Hodges is
TO die November IL. No dates have
been designated tor the execution
of Clarence Deweln and L,ge
Strong, white youths sentenced to
death for the killing Of l.. II.
Thompson, an aged merchant at
Benton.
Neal Mclaughlin, a white man
Of Ozark, is sentenced to lie DE.
cepber ,. Gillespie Glovers, a
negro of Pulaski county, December
u Rice King a negro of Luxora,
beoember 10, and Lem Stevens, a
negro, on December 22.
King, who was convicted last
Seek Of the murder of white wo
man IN Mississippi county, was de,
livered TO the pcnitenuary Mon.
day afternoon by former Sheriff J..
+. Roberts of Osceola. The former
Official, who is acting rs deputy
sheriff, also delivered ~ other con.
victs to the Pemtentiary authorities.
siNty-seyen prisoners have been
delivered to the peultentiary within
the past four days. The receipts
Monday were 92 men, l3 of them
from Mississippi county and nine
from Polk county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
The "Wednesday Club

The club was delightfully."- cn.
tertained Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Voohers and Miss Edna
KIbler as hostesses.
After a half hour of business and
pleasant conversation, tables were
brought and four games of high five
played.
A delicious salad was served, af.
ter which the guest prize, a hand
some crocheted center piece was
awarded to Mrs. Carl Preston.
Mrs. Clarence Henderson proved
the lucky one in the cut for con.
ISOLATION, and received a pair of en-
brbidered pillow cases. The club
adjourned 10 meet next week with
Mrs. j, l.. and Mrs. Carl Preston.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
Grand Lodge Officers

The delegates returning last week
from the |. o. o. F. Grand Lodge
at Little Rock report a great meet
ing. 1t was voted to build the In
dustrial school at Walnut Ridge.
The nelt meeting will be held IN
Little Rock. Following are the
Grand Officers elected:
Grand Master, Cbas. Bighfill.
Deputy Grand Master, Roy
Milan.
Grand Warden, Will Hill.
Grand, Secretary, II. J. Nemnich,
Imboden.
Grand Treasurer, Albert Simms.
Grand Trustee, w. d. Crawford.
Grand Representative, J. w.
Meeks, POcahontas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
DEMOCRATS RETAIN
CONTROL OF CONGRESS
ALTHOUGH Republicans Made Sweep
inc Gains in tuesdays Election,
Both Houses are Democratic

Heavy Republican gains through
out the country IN Tuesdays cleo
ton Indicate a great reduction IN
the present Democratic maioIty in
congress, although 1t seems assured
the Democrats will have 4 safe
working majority. The result in.
dicates the complete dissolauon Of
the Roosevelt party.
The most important results Of
Tuesdays election are;
New York elected Republican
governor and Cnited States senator
by overwhelming maiorities.
Great Republican victory IN
Pennsylvania.
Illinois probably elected Roger
Sullivan (Democrap United States
senator. Joe Cannon, standpat
Republican, returned TO congress.
New Jersey-President Wilson's
home district elected Republican
congressman.
Connecticut-AlI Republicans
elected.
Tennessee elected Thomas @.
Rve, Democrat, governor by H..
900 over Gov. Hooper.
Missouri elected Democratic sen
ator and u Democratic congress,
men. Woman's suffrage defeated
5 to /.
Oklahoma All Democrats elect
ed.
Michigan and Minnesota elected
Democratic governors.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
Miss Meta Nance Dead

\ telephone message, from Reyno
TO q. 4. and A. e. Nance, con-
veved the sad news of the death of
their sister, Miss Meta Nance, there
early this Thursday morning.
Mother Nance and family resided
in Corning until about a year ago,
moving to Reyno. Deceased's rel
atives aud friends have gone there
to attend funeral services. All the
the bereft have the sympathy Of
many friends IN Corning Corning
Courier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
MOCK APPOINTED
COUNTY EXAMINER

On last Friday, County Judge
Sam II. Brown appointed Trof.
Rufe Mock county examiner for
the ensuing year, TO succeed Eu.
gene Thompson, retired.
Mr.. Mock Is onet Of county =
best known and most progressive
teachers. being now principal of
the Reyno High school. Mr..
Mock recently returned from Okla
homa, where he secured a life Ger.
tifcate to teach IN the public schools
of that state.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
GOING LAW AGAIN
UPHELD BY COURT
Saloon Man Appeals Case fros
fort Smith and Supreme Cosrf
Again Sustains Law

The Arkansas Supreme Court laa
Monday sustained its former opiuicr
about the constitutionality OF tie
Going antl'saloon law passed dy,
the last Legislature by affirming
verdict against J. K. Hickey,
Fort Smith saloouist, who sold L.
quor after the Judge Of the Sos,e.
tiau Circuit Court had reserved as
county court on the liquor petitiSs
decision and had ordered the saIo6o,
to close.
Petitions asking for saloons m
Fort Smith were granted in the 3.
bastian County Court, but the pr,,-
hibitionists appealed to the oirost
court. The circuit court reser.-st
the county court and gave the -
loonists until certain day on vhiot
to close. Hickey, to test the d.
cision, sold whlskcy after the 4rs
set by the circuit court for the "a
looms to close. lie was fined ia q
lower court and appealed 20 the ~
preme court, attacking the yaliditv
OF the Going law. The suprane
court upheld the decision OF the
lower court in iining Hickey.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
Bachelor Girls Club

On Thursday Oct. q the Bache.
lor Girls were entertained bv Miss
Ona Sallee. Several games of high
five were played with Miss Mona
Shannon scoring high. A lovely
guest towel was presented 10 her.
Miss Edith Martin received consoIa.
tion--a cut glass nappy. Miss
louise Essleman sang "lIills
O'Skye.' After a sbor, business
session, hot chocolate and cake
were served.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
liQht Vote Here

Only 1875 votes we're cast IN tins
township in the federal election
Tuesday, there being no interest
taken in the election. Clarke re-
eeived III and Myers 90. Old6eld
for congress received 1876. A. G..
Law, w. ii. Bennett and Theo.
Rice were judges, J. c. Bowers
and w. L. Pope clerks, and Isaac
HIrst sheriff.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
Al The Methodist Church

The subject for next Sunday at
IL a. m. will be missions The
services at 7:l5 p. m. will be CON
Quoted 10y the Ladies of our Mis-.
sronary society and the Baptist Aid
at the Baptist church.
w. f. Blevins, PUstor
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
JOINT PROGRAM
To be Rendered by the Missionary
Societies OF Baptist and Meth
OdiStChurches at the Bap
tist Church SUNDAY
Evening al 7:l5

Song, al Love To Tell The
Story"-Congregation.
Scripture Reading Mrs. Annie
Martin.
Prayer Mrs. Z. 4. Ayers.
Paper, 'Immigration"- Mrs. ID.
L. Wiley.
Paper, "Mlssion Work"-Mrs.
Chas. Moore.
Duet-Misses Lille Dalton and
Eula Martin.
Paper, "Brazll" Mrs. H,-I.,
Throgmorton,
Paper, "Our Schools"-Mrs. +.
M. Stacy.
Solo Miss Katie Long.
Paper, Local Work"-Mes.
danes II. NJ. Bishop aud q. w.
Turner.
Song, Crock OF Ages"-Con.
gregation.
Observation-Disclosures Oscar Sal.
lee aud A. j. Lewis.
Song, "Blest BE The Tie That
Binds-Congregation.
Closing Prayer-Mrs. ID. l..
Wiley.
Distribution of Literature-Mes
DANES Ben A. Brown and l.. &.
Haynes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
Paw LID Notice

All parties indebted to ne are
hereby notified to come forwarAi
and settle at once, thereby saving
further trouble. J. r. Spikcs,
II 81.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
Are You One of the go?

In Europe every population
have bank accounts is the , countries, Is follow
Switzerland 54 France 3l6
3l7. England 302
o figures the United
counts or population.
Let Randolph County help rai,r glad to
the be
smal Believe We could help increase il.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
The Classes

The world has always been divided into two
casses-those who save and those who snend
The thrifty and the extravagant
1t IS those who have been in the saving class
that have built the houses, mills, railroads. ships
schools, churches and ali the other great works
which stand for mans happiness aud advance
ment.
Do you want to be in the saving class. if SO
Bank Account will help you.-tIv the
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-06
Farm Demonstration Meet

Rector, Ark, Nov. I.-Char!e.
w. Farr held a big meeting az dr
Mcneil Opera House at 3 o'eio,s
yesterday afternoon TO farmers or
farm demonstration work. After
supper Mr., Farr gave an lntercstiur
talk TO the business men at Wso1r
Hotel. The eastern district ~
Clayton County will have the ders-
onstratiod campaign. Representa
lives from Piggott are in qttendu.oe.
The business men present voted q
have the campaign. All are cuGra-
siastic. Mr.. Farr is the right mzt
in the work. lie arouses enthusiast
in farming.
Stray Bull-Comiug two Qeats
old, dark brindle, with stub horu,
marked with swallow fork atrd un
Gerblt in right ear. Notify tic al
Birdell, Ark. J. G. Carer. il-st
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-19
GREAT PARADE BY
COLORED PyTH|ANS

The hlg feature Of the annual
meeting of the grand lodge Of knights
Of Pythias. colored of Virginia, was
the parade yesterday afternoon
through the principal streets of the
city In which twenty-five uniformed
companies with five bands and sew
Ell al drum corps, participated. The
parade, one o. the greatest ever held
N this city by colored people, requir-
ed more than twenty minutes 10 pass
g. given point and tho4~ssds Of the
colorea people Of the city lined the
way Of march or joined In near one
or another Of the bands and marched.
too.
The parade began and ended at the
encampment grounds at the Virginia
Iraion university, where following the
pageant competitive dr3u In which
ten com panies took part was had.
The business session of the grand
lodge yestefda morning in the FIFTH
Street Baptist church saw the con-
eiaS4as1 NJ The report nf ,iehn Mitchell,
.fr Of this cAy, granr chancellor
who following It's adoption was re-
elected unanimously to the grand
chanceiiorship.
The annual banquet, last night In
the Is ST Z. castle. Al T21 North
Third street. was attended by more
ihan 9ed persons. There was no
speaking, but music and dancing fol-
lowed the feast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-19

party or the other. II necessarily fol-
lssvs that to meet the requiem enfs
~ the present situation hts synfpa-
tfies which really mark the man.
must he with the dominant element.
The effort. therefore. should be, not
10 find n neutral bur one whose at
Gitude on the controlling issues would
make him acceptable to the consti-
intioaalIsts. while his character. stand
.nx and conduct would make him &C.
s,efsrahle to the other parry Such n
man, ard only such man. can
s.asasn4 bly, be expected to have the
annHddDce and respect Of fhe entire
NssnfrY II those discu ssed DO not
fsnssa$s che requ ste qualifications Il
IS or}y 0eesuse W have rot sue
eee<sed ia finding what we sought.
Ycg can quite well appreciate how
al2#,Glf IL is for us, under the cir
1s27zSta7sres. 60 de more than we have
arc zo further promise diligently and
- ~nssGIF t1 coujlrGc JAe search
Elections ia hc Fair
In &nswer 20 the contention thAt
eAeve Svc4id ne no FAIR elections con
eetVd ~ provisional government Of
NnFch CCpSfitutto0&Esf was pro-
S. 5aHI president. the answer of the
A1 ANS Gals attention TO The fast
taat bee pss' Ihe elections I'm Mex
s* kaYs &esu UUi"v fNe supervision
af stnEie cabinet minister represent
nr use dominant party Ey analogy
ths eesf election should hc supervised
Ss trlV ere cf1cer representing the
's-- :; -1Tzfir7t ~ IT.
Arrsr=sHs calls attention ~ the fact
cr5tfessne aEeiuEt that bead and cou-
templates {bst THIS. IN" uu~t import
ar5 election in the history of MeNlco.
>
Eve - both parties and yru may
Fps- assured that all the Influence the
United States car leg tiFu8tc1y use will
- esasted tr secure An honest elec-
.da
II is 7rue that The American rIap
proposes that rgafor't7- 81 z his board
shall He constitutions lists Rat that IS
because they 0oW represent Che senti-
meHt r she majority ~ the people al
Mexico That, however dog not
mean. nor shcula il be construed 10
NEAR. that thereby she American gov
eminent seeks as sau say, 20 force an
election "a nae faytT II the cpnstjtEi-
tioua5f~ts So Far fram that being
true oar experience I'm THIS country
with bipartisan boards leads rs 10 he
iieHe that This Is the rdasl efficient
method that can he devised TO secure
fair election, and 3 trpe count ST the
ballot
The Icftcr concludes with the state
nfert
We are happy a. tho opportunity
yoHr anlss gives us 10 repeat that this
United states wants nothing except
the coed wifi Of her sister republic
The United states is q party 10 thu
mediation an the hope that It might
lead 10 peace. and that The peace
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