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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

The launch Diamond l. arrived in the hsrbor this morning and owing to the installation of new masts. which somewhat alter the appearance of the vessel. was at first mistaken for the Silver Wave. The vessel which is con- trolled by Dr Matthew. of Seattle was launched a day or two ago
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
NEWS NOTES

Mir. George Maynard of the Nugget was mucn surprised to find a visitor in his woodshed this morning in the shape of a snipe which had evidently made it's entry some time yesterday as the place was closed during the night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

According to information received by letter Mrs. Susie Bernardi, well known in Nome, was married in Washington, D c. April 5th last the groom being Mr. George Jeffrey, private secretary io Delegate Wickersham
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

Strictly fresh eggs $1oo per dozen at Prossers Harness Shop, Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
GOOD EATS.

Mrs. Ginnivan has opened the Hoff man House and is now prepared to serve the best meals and lunches in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

The following is the count made to- day in Polets Panama -Pac Expo Sition contest. The contest closes next Saturday night at g o'clock D. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
WE CAN % IT.

For first class work and prompt de. livery phone Main 1o1 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your laundry.
 W. ]. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

To get the news read ths Nuaqet.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
SUCCESS

The "Valley Farm" was staged
at Corning Saturday night, by the
Success State High School. There
was a good crowd although the
weather was very unfavorable.
The Success "stars" will play vs.
Corning, Monday at Corning.
Mrs. w. K. McCracken enter.
tanned With Valentine party Mon
day evening. The home was artis-
tically decorated in red and green,
carrying out the scheme Of st.
Valentine. Many hearts were
pierced by cupids arrows. Dainty
refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Anna Powell,
Clara Camel, Mabel Johnston, Ger
tie Powell, Vera Galley, Jennie
Joues, Krata Waddle, Nellie Wor-
rail-, Sallie Miuner. Messrs. Fred
Worrall, Tezzie Smith, Rector and
Warren Johnston, Roy and Clyde
Shemwell, Milus Camel, Byron
Redwine and Lester Lewis.
The girls of Success have organ
lied a club that will meet once a
week.
Byron Rtdwine spent few d ays
in Success this week.
The late songs, sung by the Sue.
cess glee club, made quite hit in
Corning Saturday night.
The basket ball girls are now
waiting for challenge from some
of the neighborlng schools.
Our higlfschool Dramatic clul
has disbanded for the season.
Miss Tira RedwIne of Reyno will
spend the week end visiting fliond'
IN Success. Many entertainments
have been planned IN her honor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
Dnito SUNDAY mint.

Datto Sunday night.
Jos II. Johu-ou Lad business NJ
Reynn Monday.
Frank Harrison and DR.. Shores
took a woman aud two girls, Who
we're arrested for passing counter.
irit money, to pocahoutls Thurs
day.
Oscar Thompson and family
have moved to the Uncle Bhl
Blount place up near Reyno, lie
will work for Mr.. Blount tins year.
Miss Ruth Slaughter's brother OF
Lawrence county visited her We'd
nesday night,
Sular Segraves was called TO
Cavenar Tuesday at attend the bed
side Of his brother.ln.law.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
MILL CREEK NEWS

Mr.. Kizer and wife came out and
gave our school a visit. Mr.. Kizer
made an interesting talk on the
Boys Corn Club and the Girls
Tomato Club work which was APP
preciated and enjoyed by all. On
Tuesday following Mrs. Klzer, ac-
companied by Mrs. Aanerson, drove
out to our school bringing with
them q freless cooker. Mrs. Kizer
prepared the freless cooker at home
and dressed nice fat chicken and
placed 1t in the cooker and let it
cook while she was coming out to
the school. Mrs Kizer gave a
good lesson on how to make hot
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
NEW HOPE NEWS
(For last week)

(For last week) p
The weather Is fair at this writ
ing.
People are preparing to SOW oats.
Mrs. Stella Hullenger is visiting
friends and relatives this week.
Master Ben Sutton visited Ed
Kincade Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dawson visit.
ed at the home OF Dolph Camp Sat.
urday night.
Afford Campbell aud family vis-
ed home folks Saturday night.
Irene aud Flemons Million visit
ed Lola aud John Kincade Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0sby Sutton are
the proud parents of a fine baby
girl.
+. M. Sutton gave a musical en-
tertainment at his home Saturday
night which was welr attended. 1t
will be bis last one.
Mrs. Persiful spent Mo nday
evening with Mrs. Canine Newsom.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
MIDDLEBRooK NEWS

The weather Is fine aud our farm
ers have begun farming
A very surprising wedding took
place at this place Sunday. The
contracting parties were w. l..
Johnson and Mrs. Lula Odom. A.
J. Spence ofiiciated. We wish them
long and happy life.
s. w. Lindsey went to Pocl'
hontas Monday to attend the bed
side of his brother, Dave, who is
reported real sick.
Tommy odom is at Doniphan
to have an operation. performed.
DIR. Proctor will do the work.
Mesdsmes j. A. spence and
Thomas Jones and Miss Eula Pow.
ell and Earle Spence went to Don
iphan Saturday to attend the bed
side of Mommy odom, who is un-
der treatment.
Ben A. Brown aud wife of Po.
cahontas visited at the home of w.
A. Brown Sunday and Sunday
night.
The mail contract from Doniphan
to Middlebrook was let to j. T..
Parker and Will Hsmbrick.
We had nice singing at the
school house Sunday night.
We are glad to learn that j. w.
Browns health is improving. lie
is IN Washington county visiting
friends and relatives.
We are glad to see Uncle Dick
Smith out again after being con.
hned to his room so long with
hear. trouble.
Dee Hagood and family visited
at the home of Uncle John John
son near Maynard last Saturday
night.
Quite a number from this place
attended the spelling match given
at Prof. Hogan's school at Union
last Friday.
! Quite a number from this place
attended the Unfair dinner at the
home of w. l.. Johnson last Mon
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
.i,h In,ne. simineton.

lwith James Simington.
Joe Snodgra.s attended the enter
ta,umeut given at Warm sPnug'
Saturday night. lie 'eposls a good
ume.
Ms Grace Morris spent Thurs
day with the Mis.e, Gibson.
The Hogan and Vernon literary
society have united, The -6rst
program will he rendered at Veu
on March the 9TH. Every body
welcome to attend.
Misses Rebecua Thomas, Maize
aud Pearl Gibson took dinner at the
home ot ). T.. Pratt Sunday.
Joe Perry Spikes has purchased
the farm OF c. T. Perrin. We un'
derstand Mr.. Perrin will make
bis future home near Birdell.
Among those who took dinner
with Miss Della Rose Sunday were:
Ethel Barrum, Guy waddle and
Fred Lacy.
Little Miss Helen Perrin, who
has been visiting ber sister, Mrs.
Elmer Mock, near Pocahontas, has
returned home.
Fate Tyre and family spent SUM-
day with Mr.. and Mrs Gibson.
The little babe Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burl Gullett Is real sick.
Pearl and Stella Gibson, accom-.
panied by their grandmother, Mrs
Upshaw, visited at the home Of {.
T. Perrin Monday night.
Come on there Dalton with your
news. We like to hear from you
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
Late County News
ALBERrnA NEWS

We bad another big rain salur
a..
Or Ryburn and family visited
Al DeBow SUNDAY, guest oi {, W.
McCarroll aud family
r. l.. Baker aud family visited
Il ihe home Of Jas, Nester sunday.
The little daughter Of sam Go
boon was right sick last week.
Luther Smith, who has been Wis
iiing relatives at this place for sew
srAl days, left Saturday for h'
home al Corning.
). 4. Yanoy gave the young
folks an old time dance FRIDAY
aight. From the amount of NOISE
they made they must have enjoyed
themselves.
Several from this place attended
,be Telephone meeting at Vernon
Friday.
w. J. Luter aud wife visited at
sl The home Of George Foster near
foster Sunday.
Dee Johnston, constable OF St
loam Twp, spent Sunday night at
,he home Of his parents. lie was
on his way to PocahOntas on official
business.
J. l.. Carroll, our road boss, had
several hands hauling rock to hll
ap mud holes. lie can find several
mud holes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
ATTICA NEWS

Health is good at this place.
Step Roberts and wife had busi'
ness at Pocahontas Friday.
Several from here attended the
Telephone meeting at Vernon FRI
day.
James Knots has lost some cat.
tie.
Fred Lacy attended church AT
Vernon Sunday.
Rev. w. J. Williams filled his
regular appointment at this place
Sunday evening.
+. L. Simlngtou, w. Il. Lacy,
Tom Gross and w. +. Deaver had
business at Pocahontas Saturday.
Rev. J. A. Allison will preach at
this place Sunday.
Cam Perrin has sold his farm TO
Perry Spikes. lie will move near
Birdell.
Raluh Deaver visited at Middle
brook Sunday night.
J. T. weatherford has moved
lis saw mill down on the creak near
the home Of Rich Gross.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
HOGAN NEWS

Here l come to tell again the
glod tidIngs.
Health is very good around here
at paeseut.
The farmers are busy now pre-
pairing to make a crop or another
iailure.
lafayette Tyre is building new
barn.
Several Of the boys and girls Of
his place attended the closing Of
ge Vernon school Friday.
Jesse Tyre spent Saturday night
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
BIGGERS NEWS

Mrs. Tom Bigger aud children
of Pocahontas are visiting here this
week.
Mrs. Ida Bigger OF Pocahontas
visited at this place the latter part
of last week.
Joe II. Johnson and Hubert
NIcks had business at Pocahontas
Friday.
Mrs. Kate Harrison visited at Po-
cahontas Thursday.
II. l.. Stackhouse had business at
Reyno Monday.
Hubert Nicks and family visited
at the home e Elmer Reynolds at
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

beds and how To treat and care for
young plants. Then she ask Mrs
Anderson to cut the light bread
aud she prepared some plates aud
opened the ireless cooker, took ont
a well cooked chicken aud all pres.
eul sampled IL. Il vas tender aud
nice All had a delicious taste.
Other visitors present were: Mes
DANES Macdonald aud Grissom,
Miss Anna Gnssom, Messrs St,ven
son and isliz,
The ir,ys who joined the Corn
Club ", re: +, Ell Kincade, Ben Sut
ton, Chsrley Mcdonald, Alden
Gates, Pearl Bates, James aud ,Iud-
son Gri'som. The girls who joined
the Gaming Club were: Clara
Eates, Neltie Stevenson, Flora
Gates, Irene aud Ernest Sutton,
Glydas, Minnie, Anna and Della
SmotheIman.
Several attended the singing
given at the home Of Mr.. Grissom
Sunday night.
There will be prayer meeting at
the sch' oil house every Wednesday
aud Thursday naght.
keS Cox will preach at this place
Saturday night aud Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
NOLAND NEWS

Singing school closed Saturday
with a large crowd.
Mrs Johnnie Barnes Is reported
real sick at thus writing.
Edgar Hughes of Rayenden
Springs is visiting friends at this
place.
School was dismissed Monday
and tuesday on account Of the
teacher, l.. X. Pace, being sick.
q. J. Slayton and family spent
Sunday at the home ol G. I. Slay-
ton.
Cicero pyland Of swifton was
here on business last week. While
here he purchased fine mule team
from A. w. Slayton.
J. ID. Level and family spent
Sunday at the home Of g. q. Will.
liams.
Allen White visited home folks
and friends Saturday night aud Sun
day.
T. A. Crockett of Blythesville is
visiting his mother, Mrs. K. J.
Crockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Phillips visit
ed relatives in Pocahontas Friday
night.
Misses Jennie Levil and Nettie
Huff spent Saturday evening with
Lena Pyland.
Mrs. 5. 4. Hubbard OF Pocahon-
tas visited her husband, who Is a
merchant at this place.
Pearl Barnes, Rufe Stevens and
Derwan Ragan made flying trip
to Pocanontas Saturday.
Don't forget the singing Satur.
day night. Everybody come and
bring your song books.
Messrs Elyhu and Allen White
entertained quite few friends last
Sunday in honor OF their 23rd and
25th birthdays. Music and singing
was enjoyed by all. Everything
good to eat and all enjoyed it.
The guests were: Misses Nettie
Hufstedler, Lena Pyland, Gurtic
Cox, Lula Batla, Edna Humes,
Celia Barnes, Mesdames Lula Gwin,
Martha Ragan and Katie White
Messrs. Elmer Campbell, BurlI,
Bates, Clarence and Dorwan Raglan
Marion Gwir, Jesse and Henry
Moore, Roy Barnes, Pearl Barnes
! Pearl Pyland, Rufe Stevens, Macl
Huff, Virgil Robbins, Nobel Sis
son, Corban Humes, Allen, HyraI
and Elyhu White.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
CARD OF THANKS

Friends: Let me, in thus way ex.
press to you my sincere thanks fol
your kindness shown me during the
sickness aud loss of my wife. May
heavens choicest blessings be with
you and yours. Your friend,
b. w. Ladyman,
Raveuden Springs, Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
HAMIL NEWS

We are having some nice weather
sox. Some of our farmers are
preparing to SOW oats.
Walter jackson and family have
moved on the Mckay place.
James Early had business at Po-
xAbOBtas last Wednesday.
Uncle Jim Williams had business
a, Pocahoutas Monday.
We think most of the peaches
psre killed during the past zero
weather.
Marvin Williams and family
moved out from the bottoms last
week. They are staying at the
Acme OF ID. L. Massey.
Will N. Stout is extremely low
With tuberculosis sPd is not ex
ssc,ed ,e live but few days.
Dad Waldron hauled lurnder two
days last week for his brother, Ruie,
sear Pocahontas. He was accom-
panied home by Miss Mamie Wal
hon.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Marvin Williams has pneumonia.
Dr. George Brown is treating the
ease.
Two. more weeks until Prof. l.,
n. Presley's school will close. A
grograme will be rendered on the
tollOwing Saturday night. Mr..
Presley has taught us a splendid
four months school and we cheer
islly commend HIM to any school
AOard wanting good teacher.
The following visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Presley
Sunday: w. S. Looney and wife
Jshn Presley and family and Duo
Yaliron and family.
The Star Herald is getting better
MI the time. But watch the OLD
FeliAble put on her Sundays" when
L. +. 3lankynship comes back OF
she job to help Editor Lindsey,
Those who are not already enjoying
The Star Herald should roll IN the
rari wheels aud climb on the banC
wagon.
A brother correspondent says The
siork has handed out So babies It
ms community since last May. Now
our books show about SO from Thu
nick Of the woods and three NOR
girls since our last report whicl
makes SO. They we're left witt
Jack Spikes and wife, Henry Brow
and wife and Walter Jackson an,
yife. This is about the only sigi
VI prosperity, we have seen 70
She last two years but thank prov
dence for that.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
Raveuden Springs, Ark

Thoroughbred white Wyandot,e
eggs so cetns per sitting of 10 to
local trade, IS cents post paid
Mrs. w. F. BleyIns,- Pocah, ntas,
IL
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
Notice
Running Lake Drainage District, plaintiff.

Running Lake Drainage District plaintiff
Delinquent Lands defendant
All having claiming interest in any of the fo-
lowing described lands hereby notified that suit pending in
the Chaney of Randolph county Arkansas enforce the
collection certain drainage alleged be delinquent the
suboned list of lands the sh supposed being
opposite his her its land together he amounts several
ly due from each, to-wit:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-10
Happiness h Duty.

The better we understand life, the mere we come to the realization of the fact that happiness is duty. It sig nifies that we gre working in harmony with the laws of our being. It IS one of the concomitants of righteousness. Righteousness in its last analysis will be found to be living in right relations with the laws of our being and with the laws of the universe about us. This attitude, this habit of happiness, is also q beneflt to others. Az cheer iulress induces cheerfu!uess :n others so happiness inspires and induces hap piness. We communicate this condi' tion to those about us. 1ts effects cone back in turn from them to us again. As anger inspires anger. as .ove and sympathy inspire love and sympathy in others. each of its kind. SO cheerfulness and happiness inspire the samL :n others.-Ralph Waldo T.ina
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-10
PAVING DISTRICT NO 3i.
Pine Hluif. ltFkanSaS.

Bids will be received until 10 o'clock a. m. uly 20, 1915 1t the Of o'clock a. m, July 20, 1915, at the of for the construction of pavement, curb X gutters and storm sewers in Paving District Number 34. Work consists of paving and curb and gut ter not in at"present on Laurel street from Sixth avenue to Fifteenth ave- nue, Eighth avenue from Laursl to Walnut streets, Ninth avenue from Laurel street to Olive street and Fifteenth avenue from Cherry street to state street. Approximate quan- tlties are 23,o70 square yards aspha l. tic concrete pavement, 11,645 lineal feet concrete curb and gutter and 3200 feet of storms sewer with man holes and catch basins. Certified check fer $2.000.00 must accompany each bid. Plans and specifications are on file with White, Humphrey & Tovey, engine CTS The board reserves the right to let the curb and gutter separately from the paving and sewer; also the right to reject any and all bids.
 WHITE, HUMPHREY & TOVEY
 Engineers. Board of Commissioners:
 J. H. HUDSON, Chm,
 E. A. HOWELL, Sec,
 EARL PHILLIPS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-10
NEGRO O. E. $. OF
 ARKANSAS SELECT
 GILLIAN f. PATRON
heV. Robinson Delivers A.d- dress on Celebration Me-
 gro Freedom.

The Arkansas Royal Grand Court, Order of Eastern Star, wh;5n has | been in session hero for several days,
 was addressed by D1. J. q. Robinson yesterday on the celebration of the both anniversary of negro freedom, which will take place at Chica o:-. during August. Most of the d$v was taken up in electing grand officers ffof. l. Y. Gillian of Little Rock was Reelected grand patron, and Par thenla Gipson of Wynne was re-elect- ed grand matron
 In his address to the grand chapter, Dr. Robinson said:
 "ln harmony with the governors of other states, Governor George w. Hays has appointed several leading negroes of this state to go to Chi cago, and present the progress Of the Arkansas negroes at the exposition.
 The state of Arkansas has within her borders some of the most progressive negroes to be found anywhere in the country. Arkansas is one of the best states in the union for the negro. Much of the misrepresentation that Northern papers and Northern people put out regarding the South can be offset by a creditable showing by the negroes of the state at this celebra7 ton I have called the commission CTS appointed by Governor Hays, tG meet me at the office of Lawyer s. A Jones, in Little Rock, Tuesday,
 July 13, at noon. 1 am appealing through your organization, to the ne- grOes of the state to give the commls- sioners your aid in making a credita- ble exhibition of the thrift and in- dustry and advancement, of the race in this state that has been made in the last 90 years. Our schools, churches, lodges, business and pro- fessiCnal men, farmers, and others can send such an exhibition of the Arkansas negro's progress as will convince the world that we have made good"
 The grand court by motion endors- ed the movement.
 Other officers elected are: M. J.. Johnson, royal grand associate mat ron; W. H. Wheeler, royal grand as sociate patron; M. L. Smith, associate conductress; J. E. Usher, grand treasurer; Ida J. Young, grand sec retary; Julia Gand, grand recorder; C. (. Swayze, secretary F.. s. B. A.; Anna II T. Coley, Treasurer k. $. E. A. Emily Wiley was chosen editor of official organ, and Emma Yerger made associate editor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-10
PERSONALS.

Edgar Ere wster was in the city yesterday
 W. c. Hudson has returned from {, business trip to St. Louis.
 W. w. Taylor left yesterday fol Augusta 0n a bus sin6ss trip.
 Walter Cook returned yes eiday from d business trip 10 Camden.
 $. (. Alexander returned yesldrday from Hct Springs where he spent the past week.
 W. A. Lites of Grapevine is in the city for visit with his sister, Mrs. U. W. Poss.
 Fred Schneider has returned from Mineral Wells, Texas, where he spent the past ten days.
 w. M. Toney and w. L. Toney bave gove to Lake Village for a visit with their brother, E. P. Toney.
 Master Carlton Blackwell sli. ol pr. and Mrs. C. c. Blackwell went to Faith to spend several days.
 Arm strong Barrow alll L1land Murphy left ycsterday to spend a fortnight in Mineral Wells, Texas.
 G. w. ,Allport of Stuttgart spen' several hours here yesre1l1y, er route to Memphis, Tenn, on busi ness
 Rev. Guy Murphy has gone td Philadelphia for brief visit with his family, which is visiting relatives there
 Cage Cross of Little Rock arrived yesterday to spend several days with his parents MT. and Mrs. N. C, Cross.
 Masters Charles and r ward Sen yard, sons of Mrs. Eugan Arnc'6 let yesterday to spend sev>"sl days 1T Arkansas City.
 s. R. West of Sher dan, for the las several days the guest of his b"'trtr Leonard West. of the Pine Bluff ca. returned home yestt rday. M. c. Thomas has returned iron Humphrey, where his daughter, Ms Agnes Thomas, has acc: pted a posi- | ticn as teacher in T sumner school John Tillman, who suffered brok en leg in a fall at the Pine Bluff cot i ton compress some time ago, and Wht has been at the Clark sanitarium, re 1 turned to his home yesterday. George Gammill, Jr. who fcv tn' past several months has been il Missouri, has returned to spend se'' eral weeks with his parents, Mir. an' Mrs. Geo. H. Gammil of South Pin street.
 Ward Latson, who has been mana ger here for Armour & company, lei 1 yesterday for his old home at Angola La., for a visit of a week before go | ing to his new post as manager o the Armour plant at St. Joseph, Nc Prosecuting Attorney T, G. Parhan was at his office for short whil yesterday for the first tiaia since h. was stricken with illness severa ! weeks ago. Though weak, Nr. Far ham appears to be on the road to re covery.
 A card was received yesserda from Ted Dansby, who is making tour of the west, and who is spend 1 ing few days at Salt Lake City wit relatives. He is en route to the oa Franc:co exposition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-10
PAVING DISTRICT iNO. B.
Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

Bids will be received until 10 o'clock d. m., July 21, 1915, at the Of flee of Coleman & Can't, attorneys, for the construction of pavement curb and gutter, storm sewer and re- inforced concrete box culvert in paw ing district Number 35 The work consists of paving and curb and gut ter not in at present on Cherry street from the south line of Fifth avenue to the south line of twenty fourth avenue. Approximate quanti- ties are 17,570 square yards aspilai- tie concrete pavement; 10,121 square yards Vertical Fibre Brick pavement in street car track to outside of ties; 5000 lineal feet of concrete curb and gutter; AS GU. yds. reinforced con- crete in box culverts between Fist and 22nd streets; $500 lineal feet storm sewer with man-holes and catch basins. Certified check for $2,- 000.00 must accompany each bid. Plans and specifications are on file with White, Humphrey & Tovey, engineers. The board reserves the right to let the curb and gutter separately from the paving and sewer; also the right to reject any and all bids.
 WHITE, HUMPHREY & TOVEY,
 Engineers Board of Commissioners:
 A. c. JORDAN,
 M. E. BLOOM,
 G. IA. BAHLAU. 7-1o-17. a.EEul