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The Springdale news., 1915-11-19
PETTtGREW CAPTURED

h resonse to a telegram iron Ed Poftley. Chief Of Detectives at Jolin, Missouri. in which it was stat cd that Jim Pettigrew Of this city was under arrest Oh information fur nisned by Sheriff Mack Morton, Dep uty Sheriff Homer Jackson Wednes day night went to Joplin t9 take charge of the prisoner. He return ed to Fayetteville with PettigreW' this tfhursday) morning.
 Pattigrew is. wanted Oil Indictments charging burglary and grand larceny. and forgery and uttefing a fzrged lns stranent, the latter offenses alleged 10 have occurred during Ausust 0f this year. Vivian Bell. also Of Fay eueville, was indicated in the forgery charges, and tha two men Left tlte city the day after the bad cheeAs were alleged to have been P sea bs them. Later, Bell returned aud after being arranged was released cn $759 bond, his trial having been continued with the Yiew of awaiting PettigHew's arrest. It is believed that Bell iwbH lead guilty to forgery and will t7HoU himself on the mercy Of the eouu. - Fayetteville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19
WOM

The safest Liver Medicine which yoa often need. is Po-Do-Lax. Head aches. biltoasness and dizziness caus- cd by constipation readily yield to this May Apple laxative. Remem- Der that it is nongriping and easy in action. U arouses the liver and increases the flow of bile without sickening effects. Get over that ir- ritableness by removing the cause constipation. No gas, To fermenta= +ion, no pain, Po-DoDax. the per. feet woman's laxative 5oc q bottle
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19
ma this week to live with Mrs. Sin gleton, his sister, who is alone.
HANDLE FEED CAREFULLY.

Arkansas farmers have lots of feed, probably more than may be needed for me winter. But take good care of the hay and corn stoyer and the kafir and other feeds. Get corn into the crib and get the crib GOV cred and get il protected from the rains; get tine hay well stacked to keep all next summer if necessary. Don't let good feed waste as it may be needed for more COWS next fall.
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 John and Ed Hart of Rogers spent Friday night with C. S. Downum.
 Tom Vieory was in these parts Monday buying mules.
 Mrs Maggie Derrick is here wis 1ting relatives.
 Mrs. Cilla Osborn and little son of Mason Valley spent Friday with Nella Robbins
 There was q surprise party at c. 4. Grammers Thursday night, and qrite a few attended.
 Mrs. Sanford Mcclure spent Sunday with heer mother Mrs. Gid Crank of osaga.
 Marion Grammer# is building q new house for Joan Bureh.
 John Kinton came in from Okiaho-
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19
How To Give ouinine To Children

FRBRILTNE is the trade emark name given to improved Quinine. Itis Tasteless Syrup. pleas ant to take and does not disturb the stomach. Children take Ii and never know 1t is Quinine. Also especially adapted to adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try pose Ask for 2ouuce original package. The name FEBRII.INE is blown in bottle. $ cents
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19

When Gen. Funston looks over the basler.a Villa. does he.see rem iniscent vision of Agpinaldo and hi. ''p1eifieat0n
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19

i lazy liver leads to chronic dys- pepsia and eonstipatian-weakens the whole system. Deans Regalets Zoe per box act mildly on the liver and bowels At all drug stores
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19

Itch. itch, itch, -scrateh.. .scea.6ee scratch, Tie more you scratch. the worse the itch Try Doan's Gint ment. For eczema, any skin iaeh- ing. 50e a box.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
FOR Tax Assessor

JEFF Lawhon Of Reyno casts his
hat in the ring this week aud is now
a full-fledged candidate for tax as
essesor of Randolph county.
Mr.. Lawhon is a splendid young
man. We have known hIm person
ally for several years. He is well
qualified for the position he seeks
and the people Will make no mistake
in giving him the nomination. He
Is recognzed as one of the leading
teachers of the county, and has Just
closed the summer term at Reyno.
We understand he will teach there
again this winter and on account
thereof may not be able to see every
voter personally. Therefore, he
asks that his candidacy be gwen
careful consideration, promising, If
electe |, to render the very best SER
wee possible.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
ALBERTHA

There are several cases OF ohills
in aud around lhis place. Two
eases at our house.
W. ]. Luier made a special trip
to Biggers Monday.
Several from this place attended
the school Rally at Pocabonlar Fn'
day,
rruma Harper and family Visi cd
at Midilebrook Saturday night,
quests of Dee Johnston and family.
Esq. d, c. Jones OF SLOAN spent
SUNDAY night with this old pencil
pusher. He was on his way 10 Po-
rahonlas on business,
from ten cents worth, or little
over three hounds, OF cane iced
purchased from the Clifford Price
lIdw. Co., at Poeahantns last
spring We manufactured 20 gal.
Ions Of sorghum, How is that for
turn QUIZ
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
WANTED
Carter For County Judge

c. II. Carter of Sloan township
authorizes us to announce hun as a
candidate for county and probate
judge of Randolph county. Mr..
Carter needs no introduction at our
hands. lie is we'll known all over
the county, having taught school
in many districts and in addition
thereto was county demonstration
agent for a year or two. He un-
derstands the condition and needs
of the county thoroughly, and
would make a good Judge. A vote
for G. IL. Carter would be a vote
for mighty good man.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
From ]. D. KerIeV

To the voters Of Randolph county:
Friends and Fellow Citizens:
Through the solicitation of many
Of my friends who stood by me so
faithfully in the last election and
many who did not support me,
have again decided to enter the
race for sheriff and collector. In
doing so l feel that ! am no strang-
er to many of you. / am entering
the race with a full determination
to win and expect to do everything
in my power to win honorably, and
if my friends will help me ] know
! can do 1t. Will you help?
Your Friend,
John d. Kerley.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
Why it Succeeds
Because It's for One Thirs Only,
and POCshOntaS People AppreCi-
ate This al.

Nothing can 0e good for every.
thing.
Doing one thing well brings sue
cess.
Doan's Kidney pills are for one
thing only.
For weak or disorderei kidneys.
Here il reliable evidence Of
their worth.
Mrs. Bessie Bell, Rector, ARK,
says: 81 suffered from kidney
trouble and gave Doan's Kidney
Pills fair trial. was greatly
benefited aud relieved and I am
confident that Doan's Kidney Pills
act just as represented. Another
of my family has also used them
and they did good work IN that
case, too"
Price soc, at all dealer. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-The same
that Mrs. Belle had. Fos,er.Mil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08

w. A. Jackson and S. ID. Ben
nett we're attending eirouit court at
Walnut Ridge this week.
JEFF Lawhon OF Reyno, candidate
for tax assessor, was meeting the
boys here the latter part Of last
week.
Don't forget that the f. Spinnen,
weber Go. handles the Peters Dia,
mond Brand Shoes-the best on
earth for the money. o 2t.
II. NJ. Rice has accepted a position
as salesman in the big store Of j.
w. Presley. See his card IN this
issue,
Larry Cravens Of Poplar Bluff was
meeting old friends IN Pocahontas
this week,
Miss Ella Johnston returned
Monday from a pleasant visit to
her sister, Mrs. sid Carroll, at Sue.
cess.
q. J. Stevens Of holland passed
through Pooahontas Monday on his
way to Success where he has a con.
tract to do quite a lot of building
for c. II. Henderson.
Mrs. j. G. McNairy was visiting
friends at Jonesboro first of the
week.
f. K. Pace is enjoying a visit OF
his brother, Perry Pace Of Benton,
Ky.
Miss Katie Long, who has been
spending the summer in Kentucky,
returned last Friday 10 the delight
of her many young friends IN Poca-
hOntas. Miss Long will probably
teach a class in voice here during
the fall aud winter.
School children, buy your school
tablets at Lewallen's and get a good
pencil free with each tablet. If.
WANTED
80 teams to haul logs, bolts and
piling. Pay every two weeks.
Steady employment. Apply to
Henderson Brothers. Pocahontas,
Arkansas, aud O'Kean, Arkansas.
If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
Some Dirty DOinlS

Drunks held high carnival in the
ususlly quiet town of Pocahontas
Saturday night, according to re
ports. Other forms Of lawlessness
and immortality are reported to have
been gong on here for several
weeks in open violation of the laws
of the land aud common decency.
1t is certainly disgraceful state Of
affairs when sober men and innocent
women and children cannot 90
down town after dark without be.
ing insulted by gang of drunken
loaiers, cursingand using all manner
of vile language. Such conduct
should not be tolerated for a min
ute and our city and county officials
should get busy and put a stop to
this lawlessness at once. Sheriff
Russell has, we understand, took
the matter IN hand, and he should
have the hearty cooperation Of
every citizen Of the town in his Ell
forts to restore unto the citizenship
law and order again
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
MOCK

Everything is moving along about
as usual m this neck of the woods.
Several of our young people at.
tended the School Rally ~ poca-
houtas FRIDAY aud Saturday.
Miss Grace aud Hite Mock con-
template attending school ai Dalton
in the near future.
Visitors are always welcome st the
writing school that Is being taught
at Brakeblll by Lutte Nesmith.
Logs are being placed on the
skids for the new Touring mill
at this place.
School closed at Brakebill last
Thursday. The prize winners we've
Miss Isabel Mock and Master
Quimby Sewel.
Master Crawford Hamm of Mid
dlebrook is attending the writing
school at tins place. Perhaps
Crawford will run for Office some
day and. Who knowsy "Giant
oaks from little acorns grow"
Little Clifford Sewel, while try
ing TO jump a pole al school last
Wednesday, got his arm broken.
We are glad TO know that be IL
getting along nicely.
X. ID. Shaver Of Ingram is build
ing a large barn for Joe Brooks at
this place.
John Cantwell has returned from
a sorghum peddling trip.
Herbert Price, after closing his
school at this place, went To Pooa-
hontas, where he will attend school
another year. Mr.. Price is a nice,
sober young man aud, A. a teacher,
he has given perfect satisfaction.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
FOR SHERIFF

Democratic party
FOR SHERIFF
We are authorized 10 announce W. 4. Rus
sell a. a candidate for NJ election 20 the Of
nee of sherin and collector OF Randolph coun
" subject to the action OF the Democratic
party.
We are authorized TO announce Hunter
Perrin As a candidate for sheriff and collector
OF Randolph County, subject To the action OF
the Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce Burloy
Knots as a candidate for the ofiice Of sheriff
and collector OF Randolph county. subject 10
the action Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce John ID.
Kcriey as candidate for sheriff aud Col
icctor Of Randolph county, subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic party.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
We are authorized 10 announce Tobias
Uhastain as a candidate for the Office Of
County and Probate Judge OF Randolph
county. subject TO the action OF the Demo
cratic party.
b Wetre authorized 10 announce c. H. Car
t.r A. a candidate for the ofiice OF County
and Probate Judge Of Randolph county. sub
Ject 70 the action Of the Democratic party
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
We are authorized 10 announce II. u. Rag
Iln as candidate for reelection to the office
OF Circuit Clerk aud Recorder OF Randolph
county. subject 70 the action OF the Demo
cratic party.
FoR COUNTY CLERK
We arr authorized To announce +. T. Harri-
son as a candidate for reelection 20 the Office
of County and Probate Clerk OF Randolph
county subject 10 the action OF the Democrat
&c party.
FOR TREASURER
VIII 5. white of James Greek township au.
thorlzes us 10 announce him as a candidate
for Treasurer Of Randolph county. subject
20 the Democratic prim'~y March 1915,
Terry waldron of Jackson township au-
thorlres us TO announce him candidate for
County Treasurer. subject TO the action OF
the Democratic primary.
We are authorized 20 announce Ben r..
spikes as a candidate for the Office Of treas
urer OF Randolph county. subject to the
action OF the Democratic party.
We are authorized TO announce Eugene
Thompson as candidate for the Office Of
Treasurer OF Randolph county. subject TO the
action OF the Democratic party.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR
We are authorized "a announce W. Il. Lacy
as a candidate for the office OF tax assessor
Of Randolph county. subject 20 the action of
the Democratic party.
We are authorized TO announce ID. ID. Mon
dy as a candidate for the office Of tax assess
or OF Randolph county. subject 70 the action
OF the Democratic party
We are authorized 10 announce 6. G. Davis
as a candidate for the office OF Tax Assessor
OF Randolph county. subject 70 the viii OF the
Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 Announce Joe Snod-
grass as a candidate for the Office OF Tax As
SCISSOR OF Randolph county. subiec' TO the
action OF the Democratic party.
We are authorized 20 announce Jef Law
hon as a candidate for the Office OF Tax As
SCISSOR OF Randolph county. subject TO the ac-
tion OF the Democratic party.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
At the Hotel Worth where Grand

Secretary Nemmch and myself
"camped" we saw nothing In the
way OF a servant save the Jap.
Another thing tha, startled most
Of Us was the amount Of gold used
As currency. We were paid our
mileage at the Cro0ker National
Bank and every one who asked tor
currency was handed gold CON,
The Exposition, what saw Of It,
was great, but as had never been
fortunate enough In the past to have
attended q similar exposition am
not able % draw an intelligent com.
parson. II covered a vast amount
Of land on the beach aud the view
from 1t across the Pacific was won.
derful.
"rhe Sovereign Grand Lodge was
in session for several days aud the
Arkansas delegation vas IN con
slant attendance and with the eX
ceptlons, of myself ] could not but
feel that the Arkansas delegation
compared we'll with the delegations
from the other states aud Canada,
yet We met many noble fellows in
this oonyoeation and formed some
very pleasant acqnainlanees. |
found the New York delegation TO
be one of the noblest lot OF fellows
/ ever met, one Of them being a su.
preme court judge. Heard Mayor
Rolf, and many other of their not.
abies speak, aud while they were
manly, fine looking intelligent iel
flows, vet we have many Arkansas
boys to the outside world unknown,
who can badly "sInk" them in a
speech.
"Brother BlankenshIp, wish !
had the time to write of all the
beauties and wonders Of the trip,
and should say that on my return
! found that not the least interest
ing thing was the Indian Shepherd.
We saw along the railroad in Ari.
zona and New Mexico thousands Of
sheep being cared for by the In.
dian, aud not less interesting was
the thousands of Adobe houses, aud
it was not an uncommon thing TO
see villages Of them in ruins.
al enjoyed the trip hugely, am
glad went but have no desire TO
make another Just such, until have |
a good rest.
"During my trip Of over FIVE
thousand miles, passed over the
broad priries of North Missouri |
aud Kansas with their numberlcss
towns aud teeming population.
A part Of the gold field of Cahfor.
MA aud the far-iamed Sacramento
valley, many miles Of the coast line,
the orrnge orchards, olive fields and /
vineyard of the Los Angeles.
Horse thief cove with Its eighteen
graves, mute evidence of a desperate
battle between those brigands and /
the officers of the law in the Cali.
fornIa mountain. The arid plains
and lava beds OF New Mexico a.
well as her wonderful pasture lands.
Passed through the Pan Iandle Of
Texas, the wonderfully fertile prar.
les of Oklahoma and her peculiar
rivers, the Red, Canadian, North
Fork, Kiamisch aud the CImIrOn,
the banks of the latter for many
years being the home of the daring
and noted Cimaron scout. All these
aud many others did ! see, yet |
found no stream that will vie with
our Black, Current, or ElevenpoInJ
rivers. saw no lands that, taken
from every angle, are more desir
able than ours and saw no men
who look as good to me as my fel
low citizens Of Randolph county,
and no ladies' that were half as
beautiful as those OF our own Poca.
hontas."
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
rnvIgoruting to the Pale ana sIekly

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
enrichest the blood and builds mp the sys-
tenn. true tonic For adults and children. So
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
Late Local News

W. w. Bristow Of Girard, H.,
was here first Of the week, looking
after hls farming interests in this
county.
DR., and Mrs. VIM. Carrens Of
Warm Springs were business visit
ors in Pocihontis Wednesday.
They paid the Star Herald office a
pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gull Meredith of
Maynard, accompanied by Mrs,
Weaver aud two children, were
shopping in Pocahontas Wednes
day.
w. b. Marriott Of Yadkin was a
business visitor At our office Wed
nesday.
Have your photographs made to.
day. Delay is very uncertain.
Lemmons, the Photographer
3 Il.
Biggers was represented in Poca.
bontas Wednesday by the following:
b. +. Bigger, ]. I. Davis and
wife, Joe II! Johnson, w. ID. Cox,
X. T. Boone, Mrs. S. +. Harrison
and others
Mrs. A. j. Lewis and Miss Edna
KIbler are visiting in st. LOUIS this
week.
Joe DeClerk was considerable
shaken up Sunday morning when
he was thrown from his buggy
while on a drive out to Engelbarg.
lie was able to continue his journey
however, and has been at his place
Of business this week.
Lewallen is looking out for the
benefit and pleasure of bis ousto.
mers. A big demonstration and
contest will be pulled off at his
store on Oct. 23. Read about il.
eff.
II. q. McNabb aud family of
Maynard were visiting at the home
of j. NJ. G. Lehman Sunday.
Miss Kate Hufshdler and two
little sisters OF Blrdell were pleas.
ant callers at the Star Herald Office
Friday.
John ID. Kerley, candidate for
sheriff aud collector, was in town
Friday on business.
Tank Hawk and wife of Warm
Springs were IN Pocahontas Wed
nesday shopping.
Lost-Gold watch fob, value
about s5. belongs to Robert Raglin,
likely lost in Pocabontas. Finder
please return to this office, or to b.
b. Raglin. at Circuit Clerks office,
and receive reward. 5tfI
X. l.. Higginbotham and j. w.
Wyatt of Ravenden Springs were
in the city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Tom Johnson and babe of
Newport are guests Of Pocahontas
friends this week.
5. A. Schmidt has accepted a
position as salesman in II. Meier's
store.
Rockers at A. J. Lewis Furni-
ture Co. 6 If.
Eric Cravens went to st. Louis
Saturday to accept 4 travelling posi-
tion with the Chicago Progressive
League. Eric is a splendid young
man and we wish HIM great success
IN his new undertaking.
Mrs. Fannie Carroll is visiting at
the home of &. j. Stevens at holland
this week.
Mrs. Laura Perrin orders her ad.
dress changed from Blrdell to Po-
cahontas.
Chew True Chew, if you want
the best chewing tobacco. 4 If,
John II. Hawkins, who had been
visiting his old home friends at
Maynard, passed through Pocahon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08

Frank Benson Of shannon called
TO see Us Wednesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-08
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
EoR RrpREsENrArIvE

We arr authorized 10 announce =, Newton
Ellis a. a candidate for Representative OF
Randolph county, subject 10 the action OF the
Democratic party.
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N Y S T e r II

clay's books It may help you. The
prescription ran thus: lin part)
$50 abroad next summer. See a
few big things. See Niagara Watch
the vast, green mass of water sweep
ing over the fails; listen to the
thunderous roar;. watch the upward
rush of spray; marvel at the huge,
perpetual ouwardness of it ALI Then
when you are home, pouring water in
and,out of tea cups, you will like to
remeaaber Niagara is flowing still.
Spend hours at the Cave of The
Winds on the frai -bridges- Hear
the guide shout ssAre your rings on
'tight2' Learn there the through
meaning of The Rock of Ages. Re-
ceive Niagara intoyour life and soul
and thank God for It,
''Then go in for, other big things.
Try spirituality and humanity, love
and life Visit Sine-Sing. Listen to
the leader of the Salvation Army
address the thousands convicts hold
ing out to them the gospel of hope
and ioye-inspiring belief in fresh
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her at Institutes or reading the high
ly plimentary comments of east
ern papers on her work.
One of the most delightful duties
of the county superintendent is that
of visitation and especially in the
country where the distance from
town gives the visitor an excuse to
stay all night with school patrons
and enjoy an evening with the family.
One such evening was spent at the
hospftabIe home of Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
f. Barclay. two teachers of the early
days. Mr.. Barclay preserved all items
of educational and local interest of
their time in scrap books which form
an inexhaustible library of interest
and amusement to all concerned in
the progress of our schools and in
county affairs in general. A copy Of
the "Ogallah Kicker" published DUR
ing the stirring PopuIist times has
many ridiculous take-offs on then
the leaders in county politics. How
ever the same political measures,
then so ridiculed, are advocated by
both the leading parties now and be-
ing claimed as of each ones own
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county contest, one of Mr.. Harlan's
children complained that he had
been unable to find a suitable Kansas
reading for the contest. ssI'll write
you one" replied his father and be-
fore time to retire the child had his
'spiece''- Birthright of Kansas.
And by the way we have three
county officers who are writer's of
more than ordinary ability
Harlan, Probate Sndge Peacock, and
Sheriff Altman. Mr.. Altman is better
known as 1.-THE Poet of the Smoky
The 'sPassin' ON Party" Kansas
story written by Miss Graham of the
Topeka High school, has been added
TO the city library by one of the
readers of Judge Ruppenthal's items
In the Russell papers. Mr.. Ruppen-
thai classes this story among the best
Kansas literature Strange co say the
book was entirely new Co the teachers
tho many were familiar with the
| writer's fame as brilliant lecturer
having had the privilege of hearing
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may attend a convention on Friday
and Saturday and bring back to his
work new ideAs, renewed energy and
needed inspiration to complete the
years work
- hate teaching and must teach
again next year L am sick and tired
of everything was the despondent
and fearful confession of a young,
capable and energetfczAteacher who is
getting results from ALI pupils, and
apparently every one in the commu-
nifty is pleased with the school II it
is just the teaching that is
making you unhappy, stop teaching
by all means. You owe your first
duty to yourself. Everyone enjoys
doing what he can do we'll and so /
doubt it is the teaching Many
people, not teachers alone, live such
narrow lives that it is not surprising
TO see them tire of everything,
This case calls to mind the prescrip-
tion given by grand old doctor to a
character in one of Florence Bar