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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
Notice of Telephone Meeting

Notice if hereby given to all the
members of the Farmers Telephone
Company of Randolph county, Ark.
All members who have line right
III this company who have not paid
their dues up TO the seventh day Of
October, 1914, are hereby notified
to settle same III thirty days, or
their line right will be offered for
sale, as the law directs, and if not
sold, the company will take their
right in and sell as best they can.
Also all persons having claims
against said company are hereby
notified to present their claims veri.
fed by an affidavit in thirty days or
they will forever be barred.
Notice is also hereby given that
there will be a meeting of stock
holders OF sad company at Vernon,
the second Friday IN February, for
the purpose Of dividing the company
into three divisions, viz: west ern.
eastern and central, and such other
business as may come before the
meeting. This January /, 1915.
w. r. Lacy, Pres.
2U.4t. 4. B. Knots, Sec.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
Notice Tor PubIIcatlon

Department of the Interior. q. :. Land Of
ice At Little Rock. Arkansas. Jan. .. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Isaac Ellis. of
hadkin. Ark. who. on or about Jan. H. 1907,
made Homestead Entry. No. Oe9I7. for r..
NEa Section d. Township q y. Range W.
ith 7, Meridian, has iled notice of intention
to make Five year proof. 20 establish claim
TO the land above described. before Ernest r.
Harrison County Clerk. at Pocaboutas. Ark. D.,
on the 10th day Of February, 1915. .
Claimant names A. wltnes,ss:
Alonzo Case. Of Wirth. Ark.
Calvin England. OF Elmstorr. Ark.
samuel 7. scott. Myrtle. BIO.
Elias NJ. England. OF ElmstoFr. Arb.
Jno. ". Allen. Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
commissioners Sale

NOTICE + hereby given that Ia pursuance
10 drrretal order made aud entered Al the
september 1914 term VI tho Randolph Chan
cery Court wherein American building a
Loan Association. and l.. : Smothrrs. Trus.
tee were plaintiffs, aud Leyl :. Crayens and
sarah A. Craycns were defendants. the un-
dersigned a. Commissioner will offer for sale
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY ID 1915.
to the highest aud best bidder. at the South
Front Door of the Court house. In the town
of Pocahontas. tha following lots aud parcels
Of land to-wit;
Part OF the North Half Of the North Halt
of the NV quarter Of NV y Section Twenty
eight tesl, Township Nineteen uo) North.
Range one D East, In Craven Addition TO
the Town OF Pocahontas, Arkansas; deicrlb.
ed as follows The northeast tNEl quarter Of
the Northwest tNw quarter Of Nortbw west
quarter OF Northwest quarter Of Section
Twenty-eight, Township Nineteen north.
Range One u East. Randolph County. Ark
ansas.
TERMS OF SALE
Said sale will be made for the purpose Of
satisfying a 1udgment In favor Of the
plaintiff In tine sum offs ISI7.g7 with inter.
est thereon from September 9th. 1914 at 10
per cent per annum. sale will be made on
a credit Of three months. purchaser being re-
auired 10 execute a note with good and SOL
vent personal security. aud lien will be
retained on said lands until the purchase
price thereof has been fully paid.
Witness my hand a. such commissioner
on this the 2snd day OF December 1914
DEE MOCK.
Commissioner 10 Chancery.
J. W. & J. W. House Jr..
Attorneys for Plalatif
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
HAY FOR SALE

1 have 1000 bales Of first claaa
Timothy hay for sale, at 75c bale,
cash or in trade for young mules,
young horse stock, or for any kind
of cattle. Hay will average 80
pounds. | also have one good work
horse and two good work mares for
sale for cash, or will take good
bankable notes, or will trade eUher
one Tor young mules or yeIug horse
stock or any kind or>eattIe.
Joe Wlsenbach, ,Srookett. Ark.
20tf.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
A Very Bad Cough

Mrs. s. J. RountE. iOl5 seovel st.
Nashville. Tenn. writes; Il have
had very bad cough nearly all my
life. I have taken almost every kind
Of cough medicine. but none did me
much good. / would have spells Of
coughing that I thought would
cough myself 20 death. l took Pc
runa. and last winter and this winter
! have had no cough and l know that
perunA cured me,
Il was always thin and delicate,
very easy 90 catch cold. but I am well
now and enjoying good health.
feel that owe II all 10 PerunA"
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
RANDOLPH COUNTY
SCHOOL FACTS
aaEsssps County School Children
Number 1919

EAnEOlph county has 7o7e child
m hs4weeu the ages of 6 and 20
yta,p ssd l042 or 57.l per cent OF
2,sp s,iend school, according to a
xur4a census bulletin. The data
HesDed in the report relates to the
.sasSs. 6ulletln. The data contain
NJ y he report relates to the year
DOB and has only recently been
mafss yublio. The distribution, 10y
1gt vrOaps, aud the number attend
ns .sAoOl is as follows:
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
No Hunting

Notice is hereby given that no
hunting will be allowed on my place
known as the Beauvais Conner
farm. All persons found hunting
on this property will be prosecuted
to the full extent Of the law.
Mrs. Minnie Beauvals Conner.
l9.4p
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
rrseg On Earth, Good Will TO Men.

YSE writer has lived botn in town
md sSsntry, and we fear sometime
M soHn,ry people are less forgiv-
mp md more inclined to cherish
y5p3Res. or suspicious than towns
1sap,e. This does not mean that
. .-svsaVeople are any better than
zpsnazy people, for IN many respects
sthus are worse. 1t does seem how
rsEs. N Sf ,he more isolated lives of
rs ssoniyy people make for suspi-
,sif1, distrusl, and prejudice against
Iaab se,ghbors. IL was wise say
mc sfsOme philosopher, 'know one
,pIS1sr aud you will love one anoth-
Ius- Bet people meet together fre-
ssultaaIy no they can talk over differ.
sBI=s and each get the others view
ypus, aad each will have more re.
yps9 5OT the other. Where each
sEr 5wells and works to himself I
En sss 10 distrust the other man.
sasaf rate we fear things today
t1ns Srr doing more to hinder happi-
WA As3 progress in country com
sGnJssss than the absence of just
5iD lsAT,y good will among neigh.
SuaN Search your own heart there
5r1s, Hind Reader, as if before the
8iASsEs you profess to serve, aud
Ysuge u Of all bitterness and malice;
Ause ssEs the courage, too, to go
ns Ie Teooneiled to the man with
s&Un you have disagreed.
YAK ssOuld you he content mere
ly DOS to bear Ill will toward any
ssyksbDr. You should have posi-.
-s5sF good will instead. Most of
AL gard yoarself against that
Hal1eeS Of SINS, the sin Of envy.
~Aso you see man getting ahead,
hEisE something well-doIng some.
m5ng better perhaps than you would
Bssa done it-for Heavens sake
JPN ibe generous, broad minded
g,Szp. DO praise him, and not the
SqG5s, narrow, peevish brood Of do.
rHsAsDg fault ll-6nders who, envious
NJ he good name he has won, pre-
5ry &c Z ag him down rather than
pa1 themselves up. There
a.. thousands and thousands
S 1Bghborhoods in the South to-
3u shas are virtually famlshlng for
hrh sf leadership; and yet too often
Via . young man or an older man
Qsmpas to lead forward move
Q, he il not supported. Oliver
aeA Holmes said once that
&c two classes of men, those
-6ia,bead and do something aud
Ezss sit It'll aud say, "Why
g'sY ne the other way God
-sa1'y eorhoo6 ~ which prac
dy is IL The latter
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
Warning Order
ernptlOns
In the Randolph Circuit Court
Mamie =. Wrbb. plaintiff.

In the Randolph Circuit Court.
Mamie =. Wrhb plalntif.
"
Van Nleet Mansfield Drug C0mpauY. de-
fcndanL W. =. 'lamIl. doing business under
the name Of Palace Drug Store. and J. NJ a..
Lehman. Edgar Lehman. and Ralph Lehman.
doing business nndcr the hrm name of Leh-
mans Pharmacy, garnlshee,
The defebdent, the Van Ylrrt-Mansheld
Drug Bompany. Is warned 10 appear In thI,
court within thirty daY, and ansFrr tho
complaint Of the plaintiff Mamie r. wrhh
hlcd herein against @. This 20 day Of Dec
i9lL B.B. Raglln. Clerk Circuit Court
~
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
a ssx,rn caas OF orip.

Mr.. W. s. Brown, r. +, ID, g. BOX
q. Rogersyille. Tenn, writes I
recommend Peruna TO all sufferers OF
eatarrh or cough. In the year OF
1909 | took a severe case OF the Ia
VrIppe. | then took bad cough.
Everybody thought had oonsump-
tipn. l had taken all kinds OF cough
remedies. but got no relief
Il then decided 10 try Peruna-
After taking fve bottles my cough
stopped and my catarrh was cured
Any one suffering with eatarrh In any
form win advise them TO take Pc
runh"
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
Warming Order
D nc Randolph CIrcuIt Conrt.

Tn The KandOIph Circuit IolTt.
+. Spnnenweber & II. A. Peters partners a,
Spinnenweber and Peters. Plaintiff
vs.
W. A. Smith and J. u. Smith. partners a,
w. A. Smith and Brother
The defendant W. A. Simlh is hereby
warned TO appear In this court within 30 day,
and answer complaint filed against him by
the plaintiffs. F. Spinnenweber and II. A.
Peters, partners as Spin 1enweber ana Peters
Given unIer my hand as Clerk OF the Cir.
Cit Court on this December 9Th. 1911.
u. B. Raglin.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
@. II. Henderson,
Attorney for the Plaintiffs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
Warning Order

In the Justice OF the Peace Court OF Demun
Township. Randolph County. Arkansas.
Geo. NJ. Haynes. Plaintiff.
n. L. Tllley, Defendant.
. The defendant, N.L.Tllley. Is hereby warn
cd 10 appear In the above court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF the plalr
tln flied here In against him. This 2Ist day
OF December. 1914.
J. A. Douglass. j.
Campbell. Pope & Spikes.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Is-it
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15
Grin Left Me With a Cough

If during the winter you had the grip ana are
5 time ~ Get rid of il. Peruna is your remedy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-15

Arr Total No. No. Attending.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-16
How to Peel Offa
Weatherbeate1l Face

It's really q simple matter to reno
vate face soiled by dirt, wind or
cold. Ordinary rnercolized wax, used
like cold cream, will transform the
worst old complexion into one Of
snowy Wilderness and velvety softness.
It literally peels off the outer veil Of
surface skin. but SO gently, gradually,
there's no discomfort. The wornout
skin comes off, not in patches, but
evenly. in tiny particles. leaving no
evidence of the treatment. The
younger. healthier under-skin forming
the new complexion is one Of capti-
waiting loneliness. One ounce Of
mercolized wax, to be had at any drug
store, is enough to remove any coarse.
chapped, pimpled. freckled, faded or
sallow skin. Apply before retiring.
washing it off mornings.
I Many skins wrinkle easily with
every wind that blows. An excellent
wrinkle.ren1over because it tightens
the skin and strengthens relaxed
muscles, is a FASH lotion made as fol-
lows: Powdered saxolitc, / OF, dis
solved in witch hazel, one-half pint
This gives immediate results. lad.
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THE
UNCHASTENED
WOMAN
BY ANN Isle.

BY ANN IJSIE.
Susan Ambis's round face elongat-
ed suddenly with . pathos that caus-
ed Caroline to laugh more gayly than
ever. And thereat Miss Ambie gave
. sharp cry:
eyes. they're right! It's trus!"
"What?" asked Caroline calmly.
You've lost your head about him..
replied Susan snllmnly.
Less solemnly Caroline replied:
There is no law against . woman
losinS her head"
Carrie, come hack with me. Well
leave our cards and We have done
our duty"
go. ii you like" asquiesced Caro-
liue, crossing her knees and sinking
into an attitude that betokened she
was located for the present. She
swung one silk-shod foot with reck-
less Eest for the mere Joy OF mo-
ton.
Susan felt that her friend was quite
mad. Az for herself. she felt rather
like the boy on the burning deck.
But she had no intention Of Jumping
even II ordered. In = nervous whim-
Der she made her declaration Of faith.
II won't desert you, Carrie"
Laaily Mrs Knolys arose. and with
the utmost amisbility she remarked
tersely: "Oh. then shut up!"
Don't be rash, dear, she may know
more than you think"
There was q sudden frightful shak.
ing and banging at the window, which
lawrence had so carefully closed lest
Caroline get an unpleasant view OF
Mrs. Pannikin's cooperative kitchen.
Now Mrs. Knolys adventurously cross
ed the room. raised both blind and
window and looked upon . far less
pleasing view than any Mrs. Panni,
kin's kitchen could offer. She stag
gsrsd back with an amused, The
Gorilla!"
Into the room stumbled Mrs. Muir.
tia talking incoherently to herself.
She looked rather damaged and was
carrying portions Of her clothes in her
hands. The hair was tousled and one
eye was of the reddish rue of raw
meat Suddenly she recognised Caro-
line.
"Ah. fer the love Of Mike. Mrs.
Knowles. is It you? Dyes see ME oye!
That's what yet get whin We come in
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attention between asking her guests
to Lay Oft their wraps" In her bus
bands room ana ordering MurthA to
battle her eye with the wash she had
hound tor her. epAdenly . very much
Hurried Lawrence burst into the roon.
the very atmosphere Of which seelp4&
to annoy him. - !.
"WhArs are the lsA3as:" M AanaAa,
-
HiAAeAI4s tried to quiak HIN BY hes
soothing toas. In your room. takine
al thar wfaps."
Wat are you Sofn4 to do with
hAr?" demanded L4Wrepce. polnti1l
4nErily to The dishAv4lled MurtAA-
To her HilAe&ard1 Issued final o..
ders- go to Mrs. PanAikinS' smooth
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you. ! hope you win forgive me.
There has been IN. unfortunate ditti.
Guilty with . couple of our tenants.
Excuse me-
Caroline and Susan -1ookAd ut each
,other. At the sink there was heard
the noise u Supninx water, while I
stiIl oratofical Muftha bathed her eye.
What do you think CsrFis?" gasp
ed susan.
1.-THE worse It h. the batter ] like
it." replied Nrs. Knolys. ThAeA was
something positively qAltcdous IN the
srnil4 that olittersd across her fae9:
Il locked IKE the 1npisA erin q Z by
who was outwitting his pet An1sAy.
Still quite unfluTried. Htl4eSarde
re-entSred the room with 4 small bot.
tie and some lint 6h1 divided her
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your hair, borrow an apron and brinl
IN the dipDer."
Lawrence swune himself across the
room In an ecstasy of evaporation
He hsd-aost all control Of his nerves
And Inevitably fear came to Hide
SardA-eear Of the one thing the most
ps<i1at of women - unwilling to en-
dxut1s-14iax oe1ittle4 n TIA eyes Of Z
woman Who u taking away the loyal
t. oe The Wa1 abe loves.
bad sAA laid Der hand veyy geotly on
Ais sAoulaA1. Il LaWreoce had been
capable At making . contract. be must
hAve remembered how different were
Caroline's methods.
IATria. no matter what happens
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terfcrtn' between husband and
Nife!"
Dire prophecy! II affrighted Caro-
nue no whit. .es.
Caroline and S--san tried in vain
to retreat before MurthA't stream of
historical verbiage From the other
tide. OF the table Susan voiced An e.
fort to hide how completAly she .was
appalled, by affairs In the sm1del tene-
nents. Yes. that's all very interest
ing."
Murfha spoke reassuriuxly. Nov
doant ~ moind me. Shure Oi'm only
taldn to mAsilf and 90 couldn't foin
bigger fool to, talk to-"
The uests looked at one another
In coma -ernatiou and made m instine-
tive effort to escape from their nm
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don't b betrayed Into any ruAaness
to me before Mrs.. Knolys. I don't
care how angry you get when We are
alone. I UNDERLINED. She doesn't
For the sake Of my pride u yo1 Do
careful" 1 ~
ReSoro be could respond. tho door
from his room opened and the guests
came back into the room There was
. certain superciljousness In the for
mality that had led them to reteain
both hats and gloves II was - II
they IA cone TO . fashionable lunch
con on the avenue and 1t made the
contrast OF their presence In the San.
bury living room all the mnee patA-
full
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
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announcement

Owing to the limited space In the
Associations new home during in
clement weather, for which the happy
cause is our constant growth in mem
bership, tonight's Christmas meeting
will be In the nature Of a stag party
for our men friends only. The ladies'
and children will be remembered in a
handsome manner when our facilities
and the weather will have become
better.
SOUTH SIDE IMPROVEMENT AS
ISOLATION.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
Sl.5O PetticOatS at
S1.O0

OF very fine quality cambria;
some trimmed with wide, i'm
ported embroidery, others again
with insertion and embroidery
rufle
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
PHILADELPHIA Girl IS
A RUSSIAN PRISONER
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-Miss
Dorothy Reiner. a Philadelphia girl
who, before the outbreak of the
European war. sailed from this city
TO visit relatives in Austria. is now
a prisoner in Russia on the charge
OF being an Austrian snv. occordine
10 a letter just received n. Hornstine
rom the girls sister in Bitkow.
5alicia. DR.. Hornstine. with whom
The girl boarded for a number of
years. has appealed 10 Secretary Of
State Lansing to investigate the case
and attempt to bring about Miss Rel
nct's release.
z The sisters letter did not give the
details Of the girls capture II ap-
pears that when the. Russian armies
Invaded Galicia they captured the
town Of Bitkow. Russian officers en-
tered the house Of the girls brother
in-law and seized her. When her
sister asked why she was taken. the
Russians told her that the girl was a
Spy That was the last the sister
saw OF her. In her letter she ex-
presses a fear that her sister Nigh,
have been executed or else sent Ia
Sibria.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
CHARLIE SPENDS MONEY
TO Get What He Wants

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, Aug 3.-Charlie Comiskey's
idea for acquiring a real ball team Is
Numerically opposite to the idea con
cealed in the dome Of Cornelius McGil-
icuddy
Mack gets the raw material and devel-
ops IT, Copnskey buys it finished and
delivered Tlle White Sox owner has
spent close to 100000 for the finished
product In the past few years. His most
recent purchase Of Eddie Murphy for o
sum somewhere near $4,000 calls to
mind some OF the real money he has
handed over to the inisheys for ball
players.
For Eddie Collins, $4,000; for Ray
Schalk, Sl2500; for the lamented Larry
Chapel, Sfs,50O for Russell Blackburne
Evening journal., 1915-08-03

sll 900; for Ping Bodie. $1,000; for Bob
bic Roth. 5000 and for -.olie Ieider,
bunion and all, $1,000.
This is an incomplete list. If the
whole truth were known the amount
probably would total more than S200OOo
And If it were not for some up-to-the-
present minute unexplained vagary on
the part Of Connie Mack we could add
SEQ. Oo0 TO Comiskey's player expense ac-
count That's what Comiskey offered
Mack for Old .Slam-em- ont Baker.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03

set. When efforts to dislodge him
failed members Of his family deter
mined to test his sincerity by putting
a setting of duck eggs under him Tom
proved faithful to his trust. and a few
days later came off his nest. followed
Evening journal., 1915-08-03

by brood of &c ducklings. Tom is
an ordinary bronze turkey gobler.
weighing about 20 pounds. and was
a year old last fall He and his
brood Of ducklings will be exhibited
at the State fair next fall.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
made Wash Suits at
SLIGO

Made of fine Linene and
Linen, in white and eolors; all
handsomely tailored.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
NON TrRKEY RAISES DTCKs.

STAFFORD. Del, Aug. S.-Evidence
of the growth of the feminist move
ment is shown in the behavior Of
Tom Turkey owned by Carl Bislow
near Centreville Md. The gobler dis
played unmistakable determination to
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
SIC WOmeu's. Long Silk Gloves
z Pair for
S1.O0

Women's l6-button length,
pure silk Gloves. with double
tipped fingers, in black and
white only.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
This VIII Remove
Hair or Fuzzy Growths
Toilet TDs.)

A safe. certain method for Kidding
the skin of ugly, hairy growths is as
follows Mix a paste with some pow
dered delatone and water apply to
hairy surface about minutes, then
rub of. wash the skin and the hairs
are gone This is entirely harmless
and seldom requires repeating. but 10
avoid disappointment it il advisable
to see that you get genuine delatone
Evening journal., 1915-08-03

II you are really after a job, Just run
a Want Nd in the classified Want Col
umns Of this newspaper and see how
quickly you will be employed. ADV.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03


him throw the surface Of the pond
Bob Tommy had
disappeared with him
both the
had
he lie s a baby
called three cheers Tor
all her might Never did Of
Tim he worth
duckns rid Of that but his mother with tears in her
he baby and
him for being so brave
Evening journal., 1915-08-03

oO-Children's White M Buck T
Button Shoes and one and two-strap P
soles. Worth $3.50 and $500 Sizes
Special for Dollar Day ............
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
SLEEpYTrES,E
Brave BABY b"
BY VIRGINIA VALE

Once upon a time Bob was
walking along the road when he
met some OF his boy friends. They
we're going to the pond to FISH and
wanted Bob TO go with them
wait until I ask nv mother
said Bob. After that whenever the
boys saw him they called him
Baby Bob until II became his
much-disliked nickname.
This troubled Bob a great deal.
and although he asked the boys
not TO. they still kept calling him
Baby Bob" One day the boys had
permission 10 20 into the pond 10
Evening journal., 1915-08-03

We have gathered for your selection the
greatest array of merchandise ever attempted
IN this or any other city.
Your dollar at this sale will do the duty of
two or more To demonstrate values, we Of
fer Atwood Spring Goats for $1.0O. Tailored
Suits up to SIS values-the coat for $780,
and the skirt for $1.O0. Trimmed Hats for
$1OO. Womens Dresses for 81. 90, as we'll as
hundreds of other bargains. which for want of
space we can't mention. This sale will be
long remembered by those attending it.