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CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

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Mo Z cultura. Obra para estudlar IL
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Tesoro de Milagros de Ia Cruz de Ca
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Los Admirables Secretos de Alberto
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Ldbro Magno de San Cipriano: Edi-
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Dogma Y Ritual de Ia Aria magla.
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MENICANOS ANTE T0D0... -.
Vicne dc Ia paJina 8.

que solo las yidaS adoleSCentcs
<]upirron SarrIficarSe por la patria,
an tanto Que arrange dcmOStraba
su> SimpatiaS Y III adhesion al ge-
neral Scott. rnviandole como rega-
% una valiO<a collection de sara
pes del SaitlElO. mirnIras Garranza
.Irvaba aprnaS II d6bil protesta
Dor 81 atrOpeIlo bestlat.
Is mas aIiu: no creemOS en- Ia
victoria dcfinitiva del carrancismo;
ONO n0rcreemOS que sea capaZ de
~.onSeguir cimeniar un goblerno,
Doruur ell Su scno llcva g@rmenes
Ie dissolution.
Todo parrcc indicar que cl els
ma Surgido a raiz del que va pare
ia III iriunfo decisive del parti-
10 que 81 alo pasado So llamaba
'con>titurionaliSta,' habri de re-
pctirSe tan pronto. como 81 Willis
no haya >iiO d6minado.
FL carranti>mo 10 constitute una
nauadil De lukos que acaDardn por
lesgarrar>e aGmordIScoS.
prro i no r:tamOs con G.arran-
"a como jrfc de una lacciGn: 81 Ell
nrdru po.itico interior 10 re-
.hllHmOS. a IN nora ru uuc. de
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tratos de per5onaies hist6ricos. 81. 90
Sacerdote y Caudillo. Obra referen-
te 8 Ia Independence ...... 7Sc
Los Insurgentes. Continuation del
relate de Is insurrecci6n contra Es-
paDa Csc
Memorials de IN Guerrillero. Eisto-
ria de Ia Guerra de Reforma. 75c
La Majestad Caida. Novels historical
de Ia revolution Maderista =. Soc
Las Atrocidades Alemanas. In
forme de los actos cometidos
Dor las fuerzas alemanas en-
territorio frances. FoIleto de
muchisimo interes ......... .25
Historic del Pueblo MeHcano. So
berbio resumen de historic patria,
con numerosos grabados de vistas,
monumentos, ~retratos, etc. Dos to-
mos pasta tela $500
Historic Patria, por don Justo Sierra,
Qustrada con gTabados ...... SOC
De Porfirio Diaz a Francisco Madero.
Obra politica de actualidad, Dor ell
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'UE MUERTO UN MEXICANO
IN UNA RINA.
Vicnc dc la cuarta.

os plantioS dc algodon que csLa-
)an va liStos para piscarse.
Sc cree que algo mas de la mitad
de la cosecha de algodon VA d per-
derse a causa de la antes dicha tenn
pcstad Y Sc teme que Sc repitan las
tormentaS pues sabese que en- varias
parties cercanaS han estado azotan-
do con alguna frecuencia.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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HAGAM0S BALANCE!
Niene de la pagina 3.

botam0S de maaera estupida 6s
millOnes que teniamos en- GAIA; in
cendiamOs nuestras ciudades, o
.l.ncs nfleslru> frrO:arr.!cs, -
vastam0s nuc5trOs campos: ac2.'a-
mcS con todc. y hoy vamoS pGr
nueSiras GALES desiertas y por
nueslros campOs talados, lIorando
de hambre en- juSlo castigo de nues
tro inadaptabIe caracter.
Is decir. niveladoS, florccicntes,
ricoS. ]poderoSos, hemoS deScendl-
do haSta cl grade de que cl vccl-
no nos arrojc I'm pedazo de pan.
EStam0s Ell plena bancarrota.
Este IS 81 balance.
81 no haccmoS I'm cSfuerzo SUI
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1REAS DIEERSAS'

7. yoz de ia Naturalezs. COLLECTION
De bernosss historias y novelas mo-
rales
Manual de Agriculture = GaHsdeTls,
INDISPENSABLE para Ia genie de cam,
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Poesias de Antonio Plaza. Soc
Pasionarias. Obras poeticas de Ma
nuel II. Flores. .......... Aoc
Poesias de Manuel Acuna. Aumenta-
daS con el hermoso drama Eel Pa
sado" SOC
Los Trovadores de Mexico. Hermosa
collection de poesias de nuestros me-
jores autores. 4 la rustics gGa
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NOVELAS p SOC A D UNA

e. Becerro de Or
e Hijo Maldito.
La Luchs por Ell Amor.
e. Manuscrito de Iii Msdra
Maria, por Jorge Isaaca
q Cura de Ia Aldea
Dora
Azucea2
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Poesias Escogidas ......... Soe
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Las Glorias de Mexico. Collection de
composiciones dedicadas q Ia patria
= = sus heroes .....-..... 7ES
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NOyELAs A 3sc CADA UNA.

Malditas Sean las Mujeres.
AalGitos Sean les Hombre&
halditas Sean las SuegraG
Arte de Buscar Marble.
Las Evas Modernas
e Novio Prestado.
La Eija de las Flores.
e Purgatorio dc las Solter1A
e Paraiso de las MujereG.
e. Inferno de los HombEsS
Viva nj Novia!
FL Hada de los Mares
Su M~ajeStad Ell Amor.
Haldito Sea ell Amor.
La Princesa del Dolce
Amor Y Martirio.
La Hija de Venus.
Por que Sc Casan los Homorc&
Por que Sc Casan las Mujeras.
Por que Pecan las Mujeress
Por que Reinciden las FludsA
e Collar de EsmeraldsS.
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e Nido de RuisenoreS.
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Marina o Ia Hiia de lss Ols&
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La Viuda Allegro
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Calyario de Amor.
Por seguir q una MujeP.
Mslditos Sean los CeloG.
La corte del Amor.
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los ~empIeadoS erfoeaFF'.eIoH "e i
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Chihuahua cI primer nc" par" VI"
dera. ton gran j"o''o Il" S'"o iC''
p!da cSa Ho''cia en- "P"e''% ''"U"'
pucI Ia lnjcrrumPc'"'' 'c' ''"'''" Ia
bia c2uaad" ScEl"N tra''orN'S a' PU-
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ma resta"Iccido eI Servicio dc tFeneS
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Vienc dc la cuarta.

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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
REYN0 PLAY WAS
ENJOYED BY MANY

"rhe Ranohman," a typical
western cowboy play, was the at.
traction at the opera house Saturday
night, given by the students Of the
Reyno public school, and the pro.
gram was, indeed, enjoyed by the
many who attended. The actors
not only put on good show, but
the house was for them and every
body seemed to pull together for a
good entertainment. While each
actor played his respective part al
most to perfection, we think especl.
al mention should be made of the
excellent manner in which Lloyd
Butler played the part OF Caruthers,
the william.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
MRS. BELLE DOWNING
AGED RESIDENT, DIES

Mrs. Belle Downing, aged 90
years, wife Of the late Rev. w. A.
Downing, pioneer Methodist minis
ter of this county, died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. ELI Kennady,
in Hoxie last Monday, and the re-
mains were brought here Tuesday
and laid TO rest in the Masonic
cemetery, beside her husband, who
died here in 1910.
Mrs. Downing was one OF the
early settlers of Randolph county
and was one Of the best women
that ever lived within Its borders.
She was a member Of the Metho-
dist church and for many years has
lived a devoted christian life. She
Is survived by eight children, A.
j. Downing Of Pecahontas, Henry
Downing, John Downing and Mrs.
Eli Kennady Of HoKie, w. ID.
Downing of Lynn, Mrs. II. ], Mar
shall Of Portia, Mrs. Clarence Fer.
guson Of Noland, and Mrs. Lee
Bentley of Rock Wood, Texas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30

Dee Mock and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Raglin, d. A. Lindsey
and family and many others from
Pocahontas witnessed the play at
closing of the school at Reyno last
Thursday night, Everybody came
home pralsing the ReYno bunch.
The Blggers public and high
school closes with a program this
week. commencing tonight (Thurs-
daY) and closing with a sermon by
Rev. JamIson Sunday at IL a. m.
A number of Pocahontas people
will attend the performances each
night.
Our old friend, Dr. Rogers of
upper james Creek was IN Pocahon-
tas Tuesday on business.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
TEACH AGRICULTURE
ON THE FARM

John X. aud Mrs. Birdie Kizer,
demonstration agents, visited the
farm Of N. j. Horseman at Water
Valley and met with a number of
farmers in that locality at the FAM.
ly home Of Mr.. Horseman where he
had an old time dinner for all pres
ent. Mrs. Kizer on leaving home
did the usual thing of putting a
chicken TO cook IN the flreless cook
er and let it cook driving along the
road to Water Valley. When the
Horseman farm was reached the
chicken was cooked and ready to be
served to the family and friends
present.
In the aitrnoon Mr.. Kizer and
Mr.. Horseman took the farmers
present over the farm to look at the
demonstration plats Of Burr clover,
alfalfa, sweet clover, wheat, winter
oats and the usual corn crop.
After viewing the farm the meeting
was closed at the peach orchard
where there was a demonstration
gwen in cleaning the trees Of bore
worms. Mrs. Kizer during this
time was at the house teaching the
ladies how to make and use fire.
less cooker. N. j. Horseman and
Mrs. j. s. Fry each made cooker
and a number Of other families will
havs cookers IN their homes at
Water Valley after seeing the dem
onstration and eating some Of the
chicken cooked on freless cooker.
Mr.. Horseman and all present was
very much pleased with the meet
ing and 1t is planned to have anoth-
er field meeting during harvest
time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
Rural School Graduation

The rural school graduation held
Saturday, April gath, was indeed a
very pleasant affair. There were
thirty eight graduates. A very
interesting literary program was
rendered by them followed by an
address given by Hon. w. +.
Spikes, who very ably called to
mind the..msny opportunities offered
the boys and girls of today. This
is the first of this kind of exercises
to be held IN Randolph county, and
the county examiner and committee
IN charge are TO be congratulated on
this their initial step in the work.
Miss Eva Reichardt, state organ
izsr of the School Improvement
Association, was present and gave
an interesting address proceeding
the program. The first feature of
the afternoon program was a parade
by the school children, beginning
at the High school building, encir.
cling the court square and terminal.
ing at the opera house.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
SPELLING MATCH
MeekS Tt Al VS. Spikes TT Al

On last Friday evening the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society en-
tertained the public at the court
house with an old time spelling
match. A large crowd was present
and after "choosing up" which in
-volved many heated discussions as
TO whose time il was TO choose next,
the opposing sides lined up
with Ex Circuit Judge John w.
Meeks and Attorney w. F. Spikes
as their respective leaders. Hon.
7. w. Campbell fred the words
from Webster's Old Blue Back and
IN a short time after "baker,"
"lady" and ''shadv were passed the
spoilers began to fall before their
onslaught. Nine thirty o'clock
found K. Dalton, Miss Reland
Campbell, w. I. Stubbleteld, Ii.
L. Haynes and p. X. Eaton on
Judge Meeks' side opposed by John
L. Fry as the sole survivor of
Spikes noble line. AT this time
Campbell pronounced accelerate"
in stpntOrian tonaa Mtaa Raiand
blInked her eyes, breathed a deep
sigh and putting an ga" in place of
an "e'' succumbed. Fry acceler-
ated and put two "l's" in the place
of one, and the match was over.
Everybody enjoyed the contest and
1t was the general consensus of
opinion that another should be had
IN the near future.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
Wednesday Club

The Wedr esday club was delight
fully entertained by Mesdames
Cbas. Shannon and Seamon. After
a brief business session, several en-
thuslastic "high Eve" games were
played. Mrs. voohers winning
first prize, a beautifully embroider-
ed table runner. Mrs. Skinner was
ldcky in cutting consolation, a box
of correspondent cards. The hos
tesses served refreshing Ice course.
The club will meet next with
Mesdames Henderson, skinner and
Jess Shannon as hostesses.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
Robbed at MnSkOQee

Carl Hinton, secretary of the
Board of Trade of Silver City, n.
NJ, attending the meeting of the
Southern Commercial Congress at
Muskogee, Okla, was knocked
down and robbed of $50 by two
men Monday night, according to a
message received yesterday by his
brother, V. q. Hinton of Little
Rock state agent for the Dalton
Adding Machine Company. Mr..
Hinton was seriously but not dan
geronsly hurt. He was taken to
the Oklahoma hospital.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
New Advertisements

We wish to call our readers es-
peoial attention to the following
new advertisements IN the Star Her.
aid this week:
The New Leader Store, Wall
Bros, Pocahontas Hardware Co.
N. A. Childs, Clifford Price Hard.
ware Co., Randolph County Nor
NAL; Pocahontas Ice and Power Co. 4,
Pocahontas Bottling Works, New
York Bargain store, I.ewallen Gro.
Co., and others.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30

spirit was shown by the rooters for
each side. In the first game the
Pocahontas lads out classed the
Reyno lads and won the victory,
the score being to IS; while in the
second game the tide changed and
the Reyno lads won the victory by
score of s to 10.
This contest alone was enough
within itself to inspire the teachers
of Randolph county to give more
attention TO the athletics in their
schools; for these lads handled the
ball and bat like men. Every boy
on both teams played good ball.
The following Is the account Of
the Jumping and racing during the
graduating exercises.
Girls high jump-Maud Keith,
Pocahontas, 40 I'm. Paula Richard
son, Reyno, As in.
Boys high jump-Richard Hugh
es, Pocahontas, 5s in. Irwin Jar.
ret, Foster, 81 in.
Boys broad jump Wesley Brown,
Richard Hughes, Pocahontas. lsft.
and IN. Lloyd Butler, Reyno,
l8ft. 10 IN.
Running: 100 yd. dash, 8. contest.
ants. First race. e.--Chfford Wiley,
Pooahontas, Ira james, Oconee.
Wiley won in the first race.
Second race, 100 yd. dash, Mar
win Price and Clifford Wiley, Po-
cahontas, Harry Sparkman, Reyno.
Marvin Price won In second race.
Third race, so yds. l9 boys from
10 to l9 years of age. lst leader,
Clyde Amos. End leader, Bob AL
phln.
We sincerely hope that more of
the rural schools will JOIN in the
athletic contests next year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
MERCHANTS WILL
CLOSE At 7 O'CLOCK

We, the undersigned merchants
agree 10 close our places Of business
at I o'clock every evening except
Saturdays during the four summer
months, beginning May and end.
ing August 80.
Pocahontas Hardware Co., Max
Orblitt, r. N. Hamil, A. j. Lewis,
The New Leader, Clifford Price
Hardware Co., ]. w. Presley,
Jacob Wall, &. +. shannon & Co.,
Jos. Jansen, A. Y. Schnabaum,
Kercheyal & Rice.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
New Law Firm

Effective May LIST, Pocahontas
will have another new law firm,
the style of which will be Eaton 81
Bowers. Mr.. S. A. d. Eaton will
be the senior member and Mr..
Drew Bowers the junior member,
and their offices will be in the Ran
dolph County Bank building. Mr..
Eaton is one of the ablest lawyers
of the county and Mr.. Bowers is
one of our most promising young
attorneys.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
RURAL SCHOOL
CONTEST A SUCCESS

The athletic spirit manifested by
the various schools of Randolph
county, during the public school
graduation which was held last FRI
day and Saturday April 2S and "a,
was very excellent.
There seemed TO be more interest
taken by the pupils, patrons and
teachers than ever before, even dur
ing the Randolph county rural
school contest, held last Oct. and
4.
We, the rural school teachers, of
Randolph county should give strict
attention to the athletics in our
schools and encourage more of the
boys and girls in the country to
take part in the different contests
from year to year.
The athletics Of any school when
under the supervision of the teacher,
is certainly one of the best means
of creating interest and enthusiasm
among the pupils and securing the
cooperation of them.
The Reyno school with its prin-
cipal, Mr.. II. A. Mock should
he commended for its active and
enthusiastic part taken IN the ath-
letlc contests.
The Reyno seventh grade girls
played the p. p. S. seventh grade
girls two games of basket ball; and
while the Reyno girls lose both
games, they conducted themselves
in such lady-like manner that their
lSSying was a credit to the Reyno
school.
The small boys OF the Reyno
school from II to l6 years of age
crossed bats with the Pocahontas
boys of similar age and size and
played double header, during the
graduation. Both games were very
interesting and splendid school
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
90 COWS WANTED

Can pasture 20 COWS on tame
pasture Sl.25 per month.
35 2t. Jno. r. Kizer.
w. L. Mock, an old subscriber,
was in the city Thursday, and
called and placed a nice order for
stationary with us. Many thanks
Fayett.
Mrs. Lucian Sloan of Sloan sta
tion, Lawrence county, iss.here this
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Dalton.
Henry Downing, Mrs. Eli Ken
nedy, John Downing and Mrs. Boz
rah Of Hoxie, Mr.. and Mrs. h. j.
Marshall of Portia. DIR. w. H.
White of Rich woods and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Ferguson of holland
attended the funeral of Mrs. Belle
Downing here Tuesday.
Mrs. j. F. Fulbright of Doni
phan is visiting her husband here
this week, and they are looking out
a location preparatory to moving
within the next few weeks.
Mr.. A. o. Armstrong of Skaggs
was in Pocahontas Tuesday on
business.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
Probable Candidate

Terry Waldron, one Of our good
country friends, was in to see us
Wednesday morning and Informed
us that he Is "almost persuaded"
to enter the race for county treas
urer. Terry is a nice young fellow
and we predict that he will be
hard to beat if he enters the race.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
NOTICE

All persons interested in the New
Home cemetery are requested to
meet at the cemetery on Friday,
May I, to work and clean of same.
Bring tools. Ed Thompson,
Jas. Graham,
Jas. Bly,,
Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
CARD OF THANKS
attorneys.

We wish to extend our thanks
and appreciation to the good people
of Pocahontas for their klndne y
shown during the last sad rites of
our dear mother who died at Hoxie
April 26 and was buried IN the
Masonic cemetery in Pocahontas,
April 81. To those who have been
bereft of loved ones can only fully
realize how comforting it is to
have friends to help lift some of
the burden and extend words of
coincidence. Our prayers ana help
are with you in your happy and
dark hours of life.
Children of Mrs. Belle Downing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30
PRICE RIGHT

Remember you will find stock
peas, millet, sorghum and many
other kinds of field seed al PAGES
Cash Store. Adv.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30

Indian Runner Duck eggs, thor
oughbred, for sale, Sl.Oo per set
ting. Call at PriDgle Drug Store.
scat
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LUCK seems To have mania Tor dropping in ON those
who do not expect it-likewise msfortune-Keep
lnsured
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-24
Death of Mrs. Care Davis.

Mrs. Carrie Davis died Tuesday al
her home in Shiawassee township, eight
miles south of the city, after an illness
of four months from tuberculosis The
funeral was held from the residence
Thur sday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
b. q. Mattson officiating.
Mrs. Davis was born in Owosso AZ
years ago, and was married % years ago
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen A. Crane, to Samuel
Davis, who proceeded her in death.
Besides her parents, she leaves four
children, Arthur, Winnifred, Glen and
Glare.
The death of Mrs. Davis is made
doubly sad because of the serious illness
of her father, former Street Commits.
sioner s. A. Crane, who is in such
condition that it was considered adyis.
able to inform him of his daughters
departure. a
The deceased was member of the
Kings Daughters, and the Methodist
Episcopal cnu.ch, and wide circle of
FRIENDS mourn her loss and extend sym.
patty to the bereaved family