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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
What Other Editors Say

The Guard doesn't care much
whether it Is cussed or not, but We
do believe that 4 fellow should feel
a delicacv about eussing a paper
when his subscription has been neg
lecied.- bstesville Guard.
Switch Of on the siding il you
are running a hog train; somebody
behind you i, coming on schedule
time. -Hozie Enterprise.
Vote for Act No. 8. II will pay
its oEn way and ave the taxpayers
Of Arkansas thousands Of dollars
annually-Hariy Herald.
The State papers are already be.
ginning TO speculate on probable
gubernatOriai candidates for 1916.
Grear Scott Let's wait until crops
are 'Hiid By" before lndulging in
any more politiCs.-Dardanelle
Post.
II GOV. Hays and Senator
Clarke should resign their respec.
tive positions and hand those Offices
back to the people, Is It not at tins
tune possible or probable that an
other "stink' would be the result:
What's the use:-B Batesyille Guard.
Georgia may boast of her peach
crop all she wants, but the "peach.
es" Of Arkansas are As fair and luc.
ious as We care 10 look upon.
Searcy News.
A newspaper l. cussed for a good
deal that it prints, and sometimes
for some things 1t does not PRINT,
bat rarely ever thanked for what II
leaves imprinted, out OF consider.
alton for the feelings Of Innocent
and unblamsble persons.-Bates
vile Guard.
Who burns the candle at the
wrong end: A so-oalIed "pbilos-
opher' says that when the ruralist
hears the rooster crow be gets up,
but when the town man hear. the
rooster crow be goes 20 bed. Whv
don't some wise man tell Us who Is
at fault: Both classes seem to
liye.--Searcy News.
Banker RaIne Of Memphis, who
broke a bank and Looted tbe depos.
Itors Of a cool million, ls out on
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Senator ]. NJ. Futrell Of Greene
county, who served several months
last spring a. governor Of Arkansas,
wall again be called upon to take
the governors char while Gov.
Hays aud party make the trip to
San Francisco TO locate the site for
JheArkansas building at thePanama
Exposition. Senator Futtrell l.
lieutenant governor Of Arkansas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
To the Readers Of This Paper
Who Are Afflicted With
Piles--Fistula--Fis

present letters from and names Of
many OF my former patients 50 that YOU
may have an opportunity 90 DO as they
did. Investigate me-my methods
Itreatmeut-ability and reliability IN the
treatment and cure Of piles. Fistuia. Fis-
sure and all Rectal diseases.
All the parties whose letters and
names appear live % th. States Of
Kentucky. Tennessee and Arkansas.
and some On your and adjoining
counties. thus affordlnE you an opp1rtu-
nifty % Communicates with some o. them
/ In person-by telephone or by mail. and
ia this way satisfy yourself a. % the
reliability and tependsbIity Of my state
meat
] guarantee cure IN every case that
I I accept Tor treatment aud do not ask
any pay untu q cure is affected: and q
makes 10 difference E3w long you have
been afIiCt-i-h5w bad your condition Is.
OF how much you have tried 70 get cured.
. u ] tell you that can cure you. you can
depend upoa ms statement
|oIvE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TIE
FOLLOWING.
THERE Is NO MEDICINE OR TREAT
|MENT OF ANY KIND KNOWN To
D MEDICAL SCIENCE % b. taken inter-
naIy or us-d By yourself az home that
viii cure PILES. FISTUL.A or FIssU URE.
The very nature of the afriction makes
local treatment absolutely necessary. and
that treatment must b. given boy a physi-
clan Of great experience ln the treatment
of this class u diseases iu order 70 effect
a cure.
I Ask my former patients O., tell you Of
their experience along this line. Do not
experiment IouEsr-do not go on suffer.
ling and spending your money without
getting cured but on the other hand.
l growing worse an the time
| ! again ask sou 90 investigate by cali
ing on, or writing 10 some. o. an Of the
parties whose letters and names appear
In this advertisement
] WOMEN should send for my free iOO-
page book FOR Women and MEN should
send f5r my free 5oo-pags book for men.
I 10 win pay you.
sDo not go through Iifs IN constant pain
and suffering. but investigate now. then
come and I viii cure you as have hun
dreds upon hundreds Of others. Ny terms
are most reasonable and you will have no
more suffering 10 endure from Piles. Fis-
tula or FissuTs after ny treatment
] ! Sin be pleased TO have the Editor OF
this paper Investigate ny claims FOR you
Il he will
M. NEY SMITH NJ D..
Culver Bldg. y. < Cor Islb & Olive SITS
ST. Louis. NO
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

We don't want to be in the attn
rude of Boosting, but if our readers
Eere to see the bundles of paper
sbe Star Herald is mailing this
week, they would agree with Us that
y Is "some paper" We have
printed ~ pages, all at home. and
besides the typsetting it called for
seven thousand I've hundred I'M
pressIous on the cylinder press,
twenty-five hundred tunes through
the folder; and the net weight Of
ibe papers sent through the post.
office this week will exceed three
hundred aud fifty pounds We
doubt if there is another paper with
IN 6fty miles Of Poeahontas that
can boast Of such a record.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

pr n. 5a#a @. te.u.s
1ame over >aHgaa. o. attend t1s
Rsrgl.ieaH county convention.
'Ds. johnson aud Do. brother, DR..
T. T., have recently bought a new
Ford automobile.
The youug people will take nc
tee and meet At the NJ. +. church
Sunday evening Al o'clock Tor the
purpose OF organizing an EpworIh
League. A cordial invitation Is sx.
tended TO sll young people to be
present and take part in the organi-
Ea,ion.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
DR.. C. N. BaIleHgGT, ODtOmetrlSt and Eye Sight
Specialist, of West Plain, Mo.

More than one-half of our people are suffering from
form of eve defect causing headache nervousness
palptation of the heart Indigestion in fact this eyede
feet NAV cause general Below Par health condition.
Scientifically ground lenses properly fitted to eye
will relieve this eye strain.
| have the training, the experience, the scientific
instruments, the endorsements of difficult cases. ask
questions do not drops do not test eyes with test
chart but examine all eyes with instruments that tell no
lies and make no mistakes ReSults-work that thor
ough scientific and that will positively guarantee to do
what expect to do-give you relief and correct your
eyes.
Will be at Bigger hotel beginning, Tuesday, June
23rd and remain until Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

The committee IN charge Of sell
lng the tickets tor the Chautauqua
which begins here June % Is meet
ing with gratifying success. Re
member, you can now buy season
tickets for $500 aod every ticket
sold between now aud the opening
date reduces the obligation Of the
twenty publie-spirited citizens who
guaranteed the 1000 necessary to
seeare the Chautauqua. After June
~ season tickets will cost $3.50 aud
local piIti = have no share in the
profits.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Mr. Mecirtiek Tried Many Physicians
ara Remedies Before He Came 20 Ne
arc was Cured:
Pine Bluff Ark. Aug q. 1906.
Dr NJ Ney smith. 81 Louis. No
Ussr Dr. Smith, suffered with very
had cas-. of Piles Tor 20 years. ! trled
fraated bv many physicians. but did not
racsive permanent benefit was ad-
yisa,i by friend o. have you treat me
IN a yeg few trea tments YOU teileYed
~. - a. a..var. pain and IN the course
M a short time. entirely cured me.
wousi recommend you % ihoS- Who
MAJ, - suffering from Piles and ! am
ioud ln NJ praises Tor YOU
Yours graLeluly.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

We used to think that our old
friend William Jay Bryan vas a
god, that be vas not aPeauut poll
,ician aud tia, whatever Bryan dad
OF aid vas the law and gospel
On account OF his ''wa,chful wait,
ing" attitude m the Mexican situ.
alton. aud his eternal meddliug in
state aud congressional races, We
have just about lost faith in the
once peerless leader Of Democracy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

The Arkansas Railroad Commis.
non attempted to hold a meeting in
Little Rock last week, but adjourn
"a until a later date on account Of
the hot weather. We know people
Eho are not drawing $4,000 per
rear from the state who have 20
Eork every day, hot or cold, ram
or shine.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

W. A. Jackson, a prominent at.
torney Of Pocahontas, will likely be
= candidate for prosecuting attor-
neY At the next primary election.
Mr.. Jackson is said to be a man Of
ability and is a good clmPaigner.
At this distance It looks like he
might be elected. Salem Banner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Let the business men of Poeahon-
iAs get busy and make a long pull,
hard pull and pull all together for
she neS electric railway between
his city and Batesville, via Black
Rock and SmithvIlle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

At the reorganization Of the
state committee at Pine Blnff, Hon.
A. J Witt Of this city was re-eleot-
sd committeeman for this Judicial
circuit and Hon. 7. l. Herrn Of
Evening Shade was elected commit
Ieeman for this congressional dis
irlet, instead Of Lehman Kay, the
cid member.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
PHONES
Democratic Ticket

Circuit judge. b. Baker.
Prosecuting Attorney-H. A
NOrthcnt.
Congressman-W. A. Oldheld.
Represeutative-w. L. Pope
County Judge-Sam Brown.
Circuit Clerk-Brance Raglin.
County Clerk. I. Harrison
SheriH-W. II. Russell.
Assessor-Mason Stacy
Treasurer-lI. l. Haynes
Suryeyor-John l.. Cox.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

B. f. Bigger left Thursday for
Little Rock to join Gov. Hays aud
party, who leave Saturday for San
francisco to locate the site for the
Arkansas building at the Panama
Exposition.
Walker Decker and family of
near Walnut Ridge spent Saturday
aud Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. Decker says be had a fine ram
last Thurday and that crops were
never in better condition.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
E1E |ZG-~a-No--<~t
See What NJ. Gresham SAYS.

Scc nnat M Gresnaw says
EddysVIla Ky. October o. 1908.
Dr. n Ney Smith. 81. Louis Mo
Aiy Dear DoCfur-All0W ua 90 elv that
I can hardly use Inguaga I0 express ms
trsnhl.ness 90 you and your skill 4
vas afflicted with Piles Tor three 1r fuIf
wears. gradually growing worse. until or
July 4. le0s, when I went Co y0u and
took your treatment. ! can trIthfuUv saN
that you cured ma 50 quickly that have
almost forgotten that I ever was afflicted
Before ] went t1 YOU ] tried ryprFIHiul
that was prescribed but % no effect
only grew worse and suffered m1ra and
more,
Assuring yol that ! vi" always E4vf
IA warm spot In ms heart Cor v8r and
wishing you continued success j am
A..r ---.nI- q
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Senator Clspp, Republican, says
President Wilson is not a Demo
srat. Well, the president has been
getting some Democratic measures
through congress, just the same
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
mr. miller Never Fails to Recommend

Mr.. Miller Never Fails 10 Recommend
Treatment;
Dr. 81 Ney smith. NJ D.
Friend Doctnr-Yours AZ hand, and
found me stin fine and dandy. ! am still
very thankful ! went 20 you with my case.
Il j. about one year since I came home.
and strf an D. well i have several
times recommended you 90 other people
and ans time 1 can A. or say a word In
your behalf ! don't fglI 20 do a.
Hoping you and your are well and
that vour good business will continue, I
am Yours truly
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Now for warm race between the
Democratic and Republican nom
inee, for sheriff Of Randolph county.
The people Of this county desp'se
an independent, hence there will
probably be no Bull Moose candi'
Nafa.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
0'5 ne CA@%s
Arkansas Names.
Tta and Florida SITS

Arkansas Names.
Adams J. Waller farmer PRESCOTT At@'
re~nett W. d. Walnut Ridge AK
Prewer W r. Marnaduke. AN.
preu-er las. Marmaduke. Ark.
Peu n. g. farmer. Chidester AK
Counts Wm. Tyrouza, ATk.
t,,iier n II. Eureka Springs, AK.
Foster. James. farmer, Paragould. ArA'
III p. d No. !.
cor5on Ezra. Rector. Ark.
Graft. p. F. merchant walnut Kiase'
GTsen. zen A. p. Sec Lester Milling Co.
t1ddSss ID D.. Paragould. Ark.
9s~s Geo. s24 y. srd 81, Rogers AK
gaves j. II Hazen. Ark -
I-rraham. y r.. farmer Epdora' AiA-
ITther. j. p. ouitman. ArS - 81, 9.
I c,1t,ard V Z. plumber. 5ls y. ith 81
Fort smith Ark.
Nrirlr n 81 Newport Ark
Sti41i.fg~ ~ O. ParaEOuld. Ark,
Si'1,iirrir $ s. yard foreman cotton
Pai X. r. sth aud Florida sis.' ZINE
v-,ier. ". Dell Ark
Wiii9ms J. W. 2. e. agent Far'sol'u'
wS5s a5S R.. bank clerk. Bsntonville'
Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

r. I.nz. I er..H..u. ... a.
uaaagel .alsUv., openly oppose
Earle Hodge. for governor 4a''
ought 90 insure Greene county Tor
Hodge, by a safe majority.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Read What Mr. COLON Has 10 Say
About the Benefits Ne Received from Ny
Treatment. He Came 70 Ne z Years Ago,
Weighing About i35 los. He States In
H.s Letter that Ne Now Weighs from
200 20 20l lbs.
Limestone. Tenn. Feb n. 1914.
pf. NJ Ney Smith. 81. Louis Mo
Dear Dr. Smith have just received
your highly appreciated letter and book.
t'p.1 Ing, VIII say that after the lapse
return Of any OF the troubles Of which
N0I cured me. nv general health Il fine
my IsuUl weight for the past few years
gas been from 2OO to 20i. so you see my
digestion and assimilation are nf the best.
/ am nearly "a years Old and Dr. / can
assure YOU that In view Of the benefits
received from your kind attentions, | re-
gard my soIourn of Few days under
your treatment AS the brightest and luck
Hest period In my life
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Kermit Roosevelt, son Of former
President Roosevelt, and Miss Belle
willard, daughter Of the American
ambassador to Spain, were married
N Madrid last Friday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

The Ball Moose held their annual
meeting in Little Rock yesterday,
hnt from what We can learn they
didn't make much noise.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
7s,a<u-
sead Nr. Bells Letter:

Read Nr. Sells Letter:
Chidester. Ark, Jan. Is. 1919.
Dear Or. 81. Ney smith, think / should
f-sl thankful and grateful 90 you for my
cure You cured me- al right and ] am
1of bothered wifh piles any mnre. I am
well and doing fine and haven't a friend
iu the Wnrid that i had rather see tnan
,,u after tle good you have done Tor
me Your true friend,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Get your hour at Baltz' and have
the kind Of bread YOU like to eat.
Just received a big lot Of the White
Rose and the White Bear. 37tf.
For fashionable dres.maklng call
on Mrs Josephine Net,le. 4Ott.
Your dour problem solved at
Raltz.' The celebrated White Rose
aud the White Bear iour. The -four
that makes the biscuits 81 tf.
Anyone having rags or carpets to
weave on short notice. call on F.
NJ. Gebhari or phone l7i, Pocahon.
tas, Ark, Eve blocks west Of square.
Rugs in any shades or colors desired
a specially. All work guaranteed.
40 a..
School teachers, like editors,
sometimes become immensely rich.
Prof. (. NJ. Wollank. teacher Of
languages in the PittsDurg Normal,
has recently fallen beir to a s25,-
100000 estate in Berlin. But
teaching has become a habit with
him aud he announces that he will
continue his work in the school
room in spite of his wealth.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
- ~. -, Ts,tLnorL,I.

Read Nr. Rs-a5-'s Testimonias
sharon. Tenn Dyr O. fgfa
NJ. Ney Smith. " D.. ST Louis Nn
Ny Dear Sill was afflicted al ya4-.
with Piles before coming fu gau-g4s 1n-
.erated on once and tried an comedies q
could see advertised and was BOO. ab'a rg
% ANYTHING am well nov and can DO
any kind % work as well ls 4rE r4.r .,f
my age
] thank you for your persona. care ana
attention while ] was under g1rr fra,rN
r mt ] think you can cure any case nj
Pes because ynu cured me sound and
welt Yours truly
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Hon. A. +. Stephenson, former
lice president Of the United States,
died last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
Rsad Mr. orafrs Letter.

Walnut ItIILH. Ark Eglv &C.. 1905
DR. 81 NHy smith S. Louis 40
Dear Dr smith, faa Elt I should
give son testimonial -.tE.IE forth
shat you have done f1. ma.
IL ls now 10 months since Won cured
me OF a painful rectal trouble. f-om
which ! had suffered a long time
placed myself under your treatment and
am happy to say that you entirely cured
me and : hove no more pain OF trouble
noE.
am thankful Tor what YOU have done
ioy me and / Eh DO my best 70 send vou
% her patleuts. Sincerely
BEN 2 CRAFT.
Merchant
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
9.G,RAa2ec
r. r. d. No
8ee I'm ~. TravIs 81.
r F d No /.

See What Mr.. Travis says:
sharon. Tenn, Oct 90 1912
Dr. VI. Ney Smith. ST Louis Mo
Dear DR.. Smith am greatly nTsaSaH
70 be able TO testify 10 your skiU I'm
Treating my L-@uble
l had been afflicted with Prolapsus for
something neat year when ] went to you
FOR treatment / only had 10 rema n
away from home one week before / vgss
entirely cured. Ny general health 4 pnyv
good and ! am thoroughly convinced thai
result OF your treatment Ia my casa Ia
been an that any one could ask ana /
can recommend you % any one troybr. i
as ! was.
Your grateful friend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
n,,ro n CURED WITHOUT THE
YH FISTULA :FISSURE
ILL u PAY WHEN CURED

Ipleasantness. pain and suffering borne
Iby ne Tor about IS years makes me feel
luke publishing you and your speciality
30 the world - that al similarly afGict-
led persons can come 10 yog and nnd an
absolute cure.
Yours truly
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
K N IFE
kentucky Names

KENTUCKY N1mes.
Alexander. J. C., Fulton. Ky.
Bennett, Boyd. druggist Fulton. Ky.
iackett, g. W. Fulton. Ky
Meadows. W. W. capitalist. fulton. Ky.
Nhiteside, NJ. l., mail serylco. Fulton.
kN
Geo. Hickman. ky.
Gresham, @ j., hardware merchant. Ed
tNsyIIl", Ky
Moon, Burch r.. Water Natlav KY
Wade. e. H. Crutchncid Ky
Alexander, j. V. Bradford. Tenn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
y. A.. u.,soy.'s Letter:

He@o Fulton. Ky. May Z. 1906.
Dr n Nev Smith, City. -.
49, -,,.',szs I am free from my
S',s,,isr So,,,p t-,5;ibie To remember the un-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19
III n. SoEAs1z1
Ar. Wilson Appreciates Kindness and
Gentle Care MhIle Under Treatment.

Mr; Wilson Appreciates Kindness and
Gentle Care while Under Treatment:
3IhridgD. Tenn. June 20, 1908.
b, VI. NHy smith. st Louis Mo.
Wy Dear Friend ~ish tG-eNpress my
Era'ltrde 70 YOU for your treatment and
-I." ol very painful case Of protruding
F.'-. with which | had suffered for n
2 s.''s. had lried a number of so-called
a,,anleed cures an without being
Since going to you have had no pain
IN any way resulting from the disease OF
trHalment and viii recommend your
ls'Ii rs"h tment to any one suffering with
J also wish to express my appreciation
~. your Kindness to me while under your
rI'. ] feel that I am perfectly cured.
go lr'l IKE new man, Il l can be Of
any service 10 YOU, or in inducing others
g -4 20 YOU for treatment. command me
''' am at your service
Your, truly,
Farmer
Cured Four Years AGO Does Not Hesl.
i,ate 10 Recommend treatment.
~ N.sFlUe. Kentucky. March q. 1906
NJ Ney smith, 81 Louis Mo.
ny Dear Sir-l gladly add my tesu-
g,,'..,qfl ,,Io'l,ql 70 the many other you have re-
Tai disea ases
over three years ago you cured me Of
tT.'ei ulcer. aud catarrhal conditions
fsaF had no further trouble | do not
it lhe least hesitancy IN recommend
.ih you and your treatment 10 any who
'r ne eitlicted With rectal diseases.
g'IWlhly can testify tu your mild and
S.a "y. treatment which did not detain
rr4 'fDui my usual duties, and which was
' -t UoalN painless
h 5.,, lnShNing you heartily for your cure
""" Your friend.
GEORGE A GORDON.
II.NNn.NIlLn- LEN
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-06-19

Culver B.dk. y. E Cor. l.h & Olive sts
St Louis. Mo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-10
FATE Of PARISH
RESTS WITH JURY
Summing Up Shortened to Put
Case in Their Hands Be-
fore Noon.

The fate Of Henry Parish, on trial
since Thursday in the Court of Oyer
and Terminer for the murder of An
tonic DiDonato in front of IS Cutler
street, on August rs. last, now rests
with the jury of twelve men that
heard the evidence in the case. Judge
Harry V. Osborne finishing his charge
to the jury few minutes before Il
o'clock today. The jury at once re-
tired for it's deliberations.
The time dovted to summing up by
Frederick r. Lehlbach for Parish and
Assistant Prosecutor Andrew Var
Blarcom for the State was shorter
than usual in a murder trial. as il
was necessary under the law to SEND
the case to the jury before the moor
hour today.
Mr., Lehlbach started his final plea
for the life of Parish. when court
opened at $3.50 today, and for over al
hour made an ELOQUENT plea, clainins
that Parish had fired the shot that
killed DiDonato. who was known a.
bad man." in self defense.
Mr.. Va Blarcom for the State in.
sisted that the murder was one tina
called for the death penalty, as tn,
evidence indicated that Parish hat
fired the first shot. it being in eyi
dence that both Parish and DiDonat,
had used guns during the ARRAY.
Judge Osborne's charge to the jur,
was sk IT. but was absolutely fair t,
both sides, he contenting himself will
a brief review of the salient point,
of the evidence before the jury anc
explaining to them the law defininl
homicide
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-10

The Juvenile Court of the county
has suspended operations.
Until the Board of Freeffolders pro-
vides more suitable quarters no more
sessions of the court will be held
Judge Patrick ]. Dolan has so noti-
fed superintendent Wagner. of the
Court House,
Judge Dolan's action came last night
after hearing domestic relations cases
in the law library on the mezzanlne
floor all day yesterday. He held the
Juvenile court in the same room on
Thursday, and several times during
the day he was about to dismiss the
court and notify the freeholders that
it was impossible to transact any ous-
mess there.
Since Monday Judge Dolan, his at
tendants and cases have occupied the
motions room on the top floor of the
building, the small witness room ad-
Joining the grand jury room on the
second floor and lastly the law library.
The shift from the regular quarters
on the top floor was caused by the
advent of Judge Edward c, Wadding-
ton. of Salem county, who is assist
ing in clearing the calendars OF the
Common Pleas Court.
Prosecutor Hood and Superintend-
ent Wagner decided to hold the new
common pleas court In the Juvenile
room and find other quarters for the
latter. The sheriff's salesroom was
talked of and then the grand jury
witness room. The court held its ses-