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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
[. 6. Nettle Dead

Hon. Perry Nettle Of Dalton was
IN Pocahontas Wednesday aud call
ed to see us. He Is mourning the
loss Of his brother, +. c. Nettle,
who died IN California a few weeks
ago. Mr.. Nettle formerly lived
here and was we'll known to the
older citizens. The following notice
concerning his life and death Is
taken from the Ukiah, California
Press:
"At 3 a. m. on 2lst Elijah Gold.
en- Nettles breathed his last al the
age of 81 years, months and II
days. He was inferred in York
willie cemetery by the side of some
lifelong friends. Services were
conducted by Rev. p. A. Black Of
Boonville.
"When Mr.. Nettles retired he
made his home with his old-time
friends, Mr.. and Mrs John w. Nc.
Abee of Boonville where he remain.
ed until the end. While there and
on July 28, 1913, he was stricken
with paralysis and rendered so help
less that he had to be fed, as a baby,
and IN which state he continued
until 18th inst, when he was slezed
with another attack from which he
did not re3over.
eft had been the writer's priyi-
lege to visit him frequently and
regularly during his long illness and
note the very kindly care that had
been taken of him. lie tried to buoy
himself up into a spirit Of cheerful
ness, but now his weary heart is at
rest from the tolls and lnirmities Of
life.
"Deceased was born IN Randolph
county, Arkansas, November 4,
1880, and with party Of friends
crossed the plains by OK team arriv.
ing in California in 1856. lie tried
mining in Tuolumne county fer
some time and came to this county
in 1870 where he has since resided.
ellis mind had been clear and
vigorous up to receiving his last
stroke, and his memory most reten.
tive. He was a man against whom
nobody could consistently say
aught."
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
BOYS AND GIRLS OFF
TO LITTLE ROCK

There will be SIX boys and tour
girls from the corn and tomato and
poultry clubs who will see the sights
in Little Rock during the week be-
ginning Nov. 22nd. The winners
Boys: All ert Coleman, Max
Riggs, Rector DAVIS, Evert Bates,
Umphry Hogan aud Claud Rice.
The grrls are: Misses Sallie Langs.
ton, Dora Alternately, Thelma Mar
tR, aud Mary Purdy. Alternates
are: Mrllard Upton and Maude
Keith.
These boys and girls will be given
free railroad pass and board while
m Little Rock. The party will
leave Pocahontas on the morning of
Nov. 22 IN company with County
Agent John II. KIzer, the man who
always takes care of the boys and
girls who try to do something in
advancing agriculture IN Randolph
county.
Each boy and girl will be ex
pec.ed to take noon lunch with them
and all will be given supper in Lit
tie Rock. Each boy and glrl has
been ask by Prof. Jernigan of Lit
Il. Rock TO bring clothing to keep
them warm, clean and comfortable,
guarding against rain and cold
weather. Each boy and girl will be
made to feel that he or she is at
home in the City of Roses. There
will be l75 boys and about half that
many girls in the meeting. The
Randolph county party will pick mp
the boys aud grrls from Sha:p,
Fulton, lizard, Clay, Green and
Lawrence counties at Hoxie on the
afternoon of Nov. %. Mrs. Birdie
Klzer Is IN Little Rock this week
assisting Miss Emma Archer IN
making the arrangements for the
comfort of the girls during their
stay IN the city.
The meeting will be held IN the
new court house in Little Rock
The boys will be taken care Of by
the Real Estate Exchange while the
girls will be cared for by the FEEDER
alton Of Women's Clubs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
Our Honor Roll

We have received subscriptions
and renewals from the following
since our last issue:
George Rogers, G q Scott, l. l.
Coleman, J J Knots, r + Riley,
J b Baker, J II Ross, d + Athy,
Bob Baker, w X Ownby, l. l
Bramlett, & Il Wood, Jesse Ford,
Mrs. Belle Hall, j. A. Asher, Lee
Bil!ips, John Farley, w J Mont
gomery, w A Bruce, w o Gris.
som, J l. McMullen, q A johnson,
Jesse Brown, Mrs. Joe Heron, ]
p Kingcade, Mrs. Agnes Connolly,
A X Johnson, G w Toney, + M
Clark, w + Chastan, J w Hill,
I M Vineyard, J w Tribble, Rufe
Foster, Eld q w Million. w II
Camp, J NJ Rose, g w Weaver, q
4 Rosenbaum, John X Davis, NJ T.
Sloan, w II PhIpps, Frank Brooks,
l. Stewart, II A McClaln, + Hem
dirk, 4 G Mock, S / Harper, Geo
Turner, Will Snow, Hills Wyatt,
w A Saddler, J N Jones, J 5 Hig-
ginbotham, MIS- Rufe Mock, Ben
Mays, Mrs Mary Schratz, c w
Ward.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
Russell Lands Prisoner

Upon a warrant from the sheriff
of Faulkner county, Deputy Sheriff
Bob Gullett went down to Manson
Wednesday and arrested one Charles
Wells, who Is alleged to be wanted
IN Faulkner county on charge Of
carrying a pistol. Sheriff Russell
placed Wells IN Jail and notified
the Faulkner Official who will pro.
badly come after his prisoner today.
Wells Is about 40 years of age and
says he has been in this county for
several months past.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
Fine Pearl Found

Chester AlfreY found a fine 32-
grain pearl last Saturday while dig
gIng mussels in the river, near the
railroad bridge. The pearl was a
white one and perfect in shape. It
was sold to a Newport buyer for
$500. The same kind Of a pearl a
few years ago would have sold
easily for $1,000.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
WATER WORKS PETITIONS ARE
FREELY SIGNED BY CITIZENS

From presest indications there Is
no doubt bat that the water works
proposition will go through.
Twelve petitions were started out
"Wednesday ia the hands Of as many
water works boosters and from re.
ports received this morning very
little opposition is being met. 1t
appears that everybody Is willing
aEd anxious now for water works,
aud as a matter of course when peo-
pie want a thing they generally get
it If they go after It in the proper
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

manner. Petitions are being circu.
lated Nv the following;
Pooahontas State Bank, G. f.
shannon, +. J. Ballz, j. ID. Wells,
Dee Mock, J. Il. Shiyley, Randolph
County Bank, f. Spinneuweber, NJ.
M. Carter, Ben A. Brown, Hubert
Hollowell, l.. Il. Martin.
II you have not signed up yet see
one OF the above named gentlemen
or call at either Of the banks. On.
ly the signatures OF real property
owners are legal on the petitions.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
WORKMEN BUSY ON
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE

The south side of court square,
which was swept away by the big
fire on Oct. ~, Is putting on a much
better appearance during the last
few days. Workmen have been
busy clearing the rubbish away and
getting ready for the erection of
new buildings. DIR. Prngle and
WIN. DeClerk will rush the work
on their buildings just as rapidly as
possible IN order to get them com.
pleted before the hard winter freezes
come.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
A trip Around the World

Come take ga Trip Around the
World" with the Baptist w. NJ.
U. on Thanksgiving evening Nov.
25th. Place Of meeting, court
house. at s o'clock. Everybody
come and enjoy the trip Tickets
on sale NJ ]. } Lewis office. Child
rem 10 cents; adult, 20 cents.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

For sale at sacrlfce:-A New
Adam Schaaf Piano never been
used. This piano is a 100000
piano and | will make price Tor
cash that will interest anyone who
is contemplating the purchase Of a
piano. | am needing the money
and will consider any reasonable
proposition. Address,
NJ. l.. Buckley,
I3G. Holmes, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
Bring on that Wood

We are just simply going to
freeze # our wood paying subscrib'
ers neglect Us much longer. Bring
on that wood.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

Miss Grace Thomas, who has just
finished a post graduate course in
nursing, returned from New York
SATURDAY ana has been a welcome
visitor among her many friends in
Pocahontas. She will leave IN a
few days for Memphis where she
has a position in the Lucy Brlnkley
hospital.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
Booker Washington Dead

Booker 7. Washington, the noted
negro educator, died at his home at
Tuskegee, Ala, last Saturday. He
was about sixty years of age and
for many years past had been the
recognized leader of his race IN the
United States.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
Good Things for thanksgiving

The Baptist w. M. U. will have
cakes, pies, and dressed chickens on
sale at Alf Lewis Furniture Store,
on Wednesday Nov. "a. BE sure
to come and get your good things
for Thanksgiving. l3 It..
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

Our good friend, W, A. Saddler
Of Gatcwood, Mo-, called to see us
Wednesday morning Of this week.
lie informed as that conditions in
hs part of the country are much
better than they were last year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

j. J. Lewis was transacting bust
ness at Maynard one day the latter
part of last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
On Dark Nights

the burglar is abroad said that house proof against
his skill and equipment.
This the the year when all people have
ey 1t the burglars business know who has home and
who keeps it in the bank
To which class do YOU belong?
If you depostor better join the ranks 1t better
to be safe than sorry
RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK
Capital S26,OOO.Oo Surplus $28,5o0.00
A strong safe and burglary su..u.,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31

LONDON. Aufesi 80 German sples
on ha western front arr both r.
sossscefal ANS tafsnF 'sBeciuiil as no
lice oosupsid b. ,he ir.ilsh.
rsln onr serasipu. Bays q cavalry
officer, "tbfft German oiiierfs eassks
nghi ihfopGh ans lneh " q motor rar
Two a ihein were disRaired ~ French
siiifsfs NAn Nefe sapAaeed % be
hfintng l4fk lhf iEird 81 Z pflFpHff.
ne. x eanac ufing so Gtfmae uniform.
rhe, fot tluse - Army lieadqusf+
Ten 6rfnre thsy uefs detected and cap
fHFs.i
9hes hft up ID oil ai=i- y aaaAtt
end SIC taic % 81 wltfeanaAe ~
az nnse n srai tiiefa q plough plih
nsas ~ grey Aegsc Aae ssnifiiis'sa
located the ifaiiloa ~ laiiefs ~
fflnefi a. ia emmy asrnpmnf The
movements ~ Il 1otk - FAefp driven
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31
ADDED INTEREST
To PLAYING OF
TENNIS CHAMPS
MAURICE MeLoUoALik coMpEr.
inc FoR Third LF0 of
CHAMPIONSHIPS BOWL


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lhsn Ordinary Interest y attached o.
shc piafN0F 81 fht ihtrN nnh aBnahi
championship ioWnAmsai ~ lhe United
States Neilanal Laws YfpHis Aeeofias
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West sliU 1faaia ems az t'nnssi iilila
a J. lomo'fi.e f'sfa fealnss stand
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en'rs Save hHrH urrWrfi ~ sss;s..t. titllei
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that ,raf iif ~ A. lAfrte hr',o1fn'
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NrwpoIt 10 1913 and 1918 X Morris
Williams ~ hln sensational asirat -
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vented MtionRfIllr ffsan snpfpflnf ths
bowl fef ibr felf9 nnd iinal 'ii1e Y
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asliaaai ilis MIS- rlasso ~ 1883. y. .
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31
BASEBALL RESULTS OTHER SPORTNEWs
min STATE o TEXAS

lll1 STATE Hi lhAAS.
CH.Utt SO sNHfa
So friue ~ W fsD0auon issued aai
~ tht Honorable rounI Court NJ Nnr
r.es County on 21ta laS % Jal5 A.
US. iNf lr tec NiafE ifere0f ia ihe
.asr III John Vs. n8hml zua D o.
Nicholson anI PSI s. Wakefield Soy
fl5S. ana ~ mn W. sheriff directed sfa
Delivered. $500 ufur0od fo sfii for cash
within thc huura prescribed by low Tor
sncr'ifa Saist nn ine trft iuffNtt
le September a. p 1913 - hfiHf Ut
fih day ~ said mnn,h. oeioif thF
Court Mouse dapr ~ ma Apeeen N0rps
ty. Dos fht Cltg of Corpus Dhr.Aii fhe
flilauinr dsrrhcd rscpHft. i1."it
an rrtt ttie au1 .nteftsi 70 " A.
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III hna ir Nfecss county NeNaE ann
being i0ts ono l) il fwfiff il-l. ih-
elusive bf ihr Benton aanrh. ~ Ah"sh
hr mar or piat now Dn nic srr retprot
in taa Office cl iha COUNTY Clerk II
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refereure is bore nlias ~ asiitf c.
sorlpiiun.
levied Oh ss the property ~ W. =
WakeuaId 20 satisfy i''aeii.ii
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SCI. flenrl SOD costs n au't
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oi august a ~ 1915
W M WRIGHT sheriff
rs OSCAR rFLf.Asft. Deputy
tAdYertircfurntl
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31

i4NaAgN. August 80 lHftfnf iinnH
tse bsen lsNa~d IS su pen, effif"rn 81
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q, Atsstnr4 ans fel..Hafiit q f-nstaAa
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rIisaa mafe ierd r.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31
Was NIIBERT TIL:
POWER REMIND THO N
THR0WIN' IN 1918
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31

Prominent Piaygnuht Died Suddenly
Of Heart Oisesns IN kea YORK

Ni1W YORK ANe 80 raul Arm.
shnne playwright died suddenly nt
hIs bome bore tonight 81 heaft disease
Nf nnr prominent in AuerieAn dta-
ma ~ me past ifH yeHra.
ill., waf bein 10 kiader No. ard ras
= mHf steamer tspttin hefofr be-
iuraed ~ ihf si=ae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31

eNrntA husie iass shafine With etsfs
ll.s tnHui % wienfnP iUo of thrtt tfu.
raifF rSsrsht ltls fitet sfise raiaf
aiter lne hardest sl}nesls n ~ bls.
tnfN - ihftu hnWia sf fna8 uittf plag.
efs had arfUfsd re isa eath - ,he MN
dmspf ine fFNsa fcaFp n wat " tom
pelulNp ls,fdnra uob 4 Is 1901 and
1901 u D. pahrfty chs Engilah AAms
pinu ~ 1875 Wsni enc nesi eeaenn
~ q Naeht ~ 1913 sua ~ D rias
taits M lpea Ii wa nai nnaH lpAf
liai iaFnmi Naa ite netesskfs lhist
ie1 Az size tim psgsnseent neaarselea
af the misc Tiss te,nnd ispHt cen
iN fnfnea nufh ranvr faf he WIN Sc
"a ihfrr f'ara as bias, f8hsl5.fe fafs
ne.i staffea ifitf ~ ihifi enq ~ Nint
nina lhr 1911 hui ihe fAmaais veteran
wan foffra ~ af' va, sfar smih
n inf foim II Afflnughfn and hdH
40 latter has tht apeNffuHit4 u fais
chs sisiiih npei oas n .laf w vinnlns
his iiifa Haiiaaai championship II Va
ifeafoi foNfaament
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31

ftefaui safndits Iiaia puNilrhf1 If
f.neiand ap4esnte3 tAs 4hAih " An
iiAn II iAesteHnHl uesfre Hltrhsli llH
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fFttnaa aTra.arFa meauMK wltH fisa
fsf.nf bfnan sad MAsn sa leeie4 iHs'
iAigiy aeaeds lfpm faa glfN flaF ~
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-31

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-08

if we are only eating the plum:
that some one else has gathered
then there is no great honor in i
for us. Any one can receive, buf
it takes them that have to give
We are not angry at our more for.
tunate brothers who have out-strip-
ped US in this race for money and
fame, but we are proud of you; we
call you our big brothers when q
rival or enemy appears no the field
We wish you were double what you
are; we do not covet that which
you have, but we grant You the
point and are willing TO stand be-
hind and help push You farther on,
and we viii follow the best we can.
We are proud of Montgomery coun-
ty and the State Of Kentucky. We
were as proud when Jack Barry
more won the blue at the Panama
Pacific Exposition as we could be.
We are always glad TO see Kentucky
in everything that is Of any impor-
lance anywhere. But that is not all.
We are proudest of the nice, new
and wen constructed turnpike which
has just been laid in front of our
homes. We extend TO every oficer
and private citizen who in any way
aided OF assisted in securing the
same. our sincere thanks again and
again, and we viii always feel
grateful TO you for your support,
and last but not least, TO our good
neighbors and very must respected
citizen, Mr.. A. NJ Bedford, who
very eheerfuIly, and free Of charge
to any one, furnished four-hfths
Of the rock TO build the entire new
pike.
81 viii take the liberty to speak
FOR every true citizen in this dis
trict, that We recognize in you, and
you have made manifest, that true
and pubhe-spirited gentleman which
We have always taken you TO be.
We feel that our community is hon
ored and bettered by such as you
and may a smiling Providence
amply reward you for this kind act
untarnished by any selfish interest
@Eow in conclusion, win say that
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-08

we are for the good roads movement
that is interesting the people of
Kentucky. We would be glad if it
were possible to see every public
road in the state a nice turnpike.
We can hear our fellow-men who
live further up the state road
whisper that we hope this nice road
viii be continued to the Menefee
line next year. However, we don't
want to dictate what our very
clever county officers shall do in the
future. We are certain they will
do the right thing, though the pike
tastes so sweet and good, how we
would like another sieel Wishing
the good people of the entire state
a Merry Christmas and a Happy
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-08
are pleased, the letter will show :

Our pike at this place is near
ing completion and will be turned
over in few days to the public as
an absolute gift to this district
from the county and state, and it
is a dandy, if you please.
eve have observed every rod of
this road in building and have never
been able to detect any effort on
the part of either of the two able
gentlemen who have had it under
construction, to slight or earelessly
lay one foot Of road. Each of them
seems as much interested as though
the pike had been laid in front of
their own property. For such noble