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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
IGATION II BEGUN OVER
ESTATE; or MISS EuI SI

GREENSBORO. y. c.. March Ia
Before Clerk Of Court CANT to-day
occurred the preliminary Stirmish
over the two Wills alleged to have
been LETT by Miss Mary NJ. Foust The
day after the funeral OF Miss Foust.
who was spinstcr Of Eastern Gull.
ford. DR. Whitsett offered for probate
one OF the two wills This named him
as executor. and gave him the bulk
or the estate. The second will which
was proven to-day was written a few
months afterwards, and names 9. \.
Wharton of Gibsonvillc az executor
The Witnesses TO the last will are !.
+. swift and j. +. Summers. DR.. Whit
sett contends that Miss Eoust was not
OF sound mind at the time the second
VII was executed. The result OF to-
days hearing Is that both Wills are
In court. and jury at an early date
will determine which Of the two papers
is the true will.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
U. S. STEEL CORPORATION
MAKES BIG GAINS IN 1915
Total Volume OF business IL StSG.35..
n5t. Advance or 21.0 Per Cent
Over 1911.

NEW YORK, March l6-'rhe four
teeuth annual report of the United
States Steel Corporations, covering
operations for 1919. issued TODAY.
shows the corporations total volume
Of business was SiS6.3J..o5i last year.
against s3So.22S,lt3 In l?lt, II gain Of
2I9 per cent Domestic business show
ed an increase az i5.a per cent ana
export business l22.i per cent
Earnings were Siio.250,n66, an in
crease Of SIS. 5"3,5iS
The net income OF $aI967 .aG2 was a
gain OF s. .4II,555, and the balance. af-
ter interest payments on All classes
of outstanding bonds IL greater by S52
337.OGi Total undivided surplus on
December 81, 1915, exclusive Of profits
earned by subsidiary companies on in
ter company sales. aggregated $780,
c25.329. against S25.20i,i72 in 1914.
Iron ore mined in 1915 totalled 23
669.676 tons, an increase of 3S.9a per
cent; blast furnace production amount
ed 10 l3,64i,"0S tons aud steel inGots
TO iG.376.4a2 tons.
The average number OF employees to-
tailed i9l.l2G. against 1888. Salaries
and wages amounted to l1G, S0o.S6
The average daily salary or wage per
employee was s2.a2 an increase of 1
cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
rue to Her Pact
Until Death Comes
Miss Crcascy, One of Scocn Who
agreed Not to Marry or
LeaUe Home.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. ]

lHptcial 10 The Times Dispatch.
~ '\'tihoh'i VA. March 10 The
"'"'h Oh wednesday At her home. near
h'"i"r" springs which removed Miss
"'h"'lhe 're"s"H, took another menu
''h'pneli county family
""''" mas o'eh noted Tor its longevity,
~ WI az Z" Pfihc'pai 70 an unusual
compact between brothers and sisters
''''''e ears ago al tn" death OF their
'i'h'S' "heh u WAS agreed By seven
.'''' '"'' '','e "' '"en should ever
i'tF' nome or he married Since the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
MILITARY COMPANIES
READY FOR SERVICE
ISpecinI TO The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, March 16.-Grimes's
battery, of Portsmouth. OF Civil War
fame has been recruited 10 full war
strength, and is ready TO leave the
city for the Mexican border within
twelve hours after receipt of notice
u" eElrain. The only thing that would
prevent the battery from going fully
equipped would be the lack of horses,
which have been promised, but have
not yet arrived. Other Portsmouth
military companies are ready for ac-
tive service The Norfolk Light Ar
iiIlery Blues have notified Adjutant-
General Sale that they will volunteer
for service within or without tbs
country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
EVERY LOT Is SOLD
At VILLA MsBURG AUCTION

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March 10
Irrespective investors in WILLIAMSBURG
real estate, drawn by the proposed
plant Of the Du Pont Company on the
York River, were here to-day, and
hundreds attended the auction sale
OF lots by the Hill-Paul Realty Com
pany. Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg.
Newport News and liopewell were rep
resented. and scores OF the visitors
purchased lots The company. during
the day, disposed of 200 lots. every
one ii had placed on sale. The trac
thus dispored of Is about three blocks
cas-; of thk courthouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
sTHICk nY SWITCH ENGINE
AND INSFA NTLY KILLED

SPENCER, y. G.. March iG-J w.
towel aged forty-fvc years, section
master for the Southern Railway AT
spencer. was struck by a switch Ell =
zine and instantly killed while walk
ing IN the yard here tonight He
had just quit work for the day and
was walking along a track, and did
not see or hear the approaching loco
motive. His head. legs and body were
crushed. His body was prepared for
burial, and is being shipped TO his
old home At Pine Level near Selma.
He is survived by MS wife and sew
ernl small children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
MAIO DOES NOT BELIEVE
IN LOCAL CENSORSHIP
Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. March 6.---Mayor w
X. MAYO doe not believe that a NOV
ing picture censorship, such as suS
eested u. 1t meeting OF trade bodies OF
Norfolk. is necessary. The Mayor has
authority 10 close improper shows, he
said to-day, and he is ready to take
action whenever violations Of the law.
which. he says is plain. are called to
his attention. Local moving picture
men profess, against local censor
ship. declaring II not TO be feasible
The agitation for a censors ship was
started by the exhibition of several
picture plays that were considered un-
g. trr exhibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
NEXBOLD IS ELECTED
ASSISTANT EXAMINER


Special 70 The TlmcS -DlsDatCH.I
RALEIGH, " G., March lG.-Thc Cor
poration Commission to-day elected
Herbert L. Newbold assistant bank -
aminer, TO succeed H. p. Batcman. who
has resigned TO accept a position with
q Wilson bank. MIR. Newbold is ma
tive Of Elizabeth City, where he had
considerable banking experience. He
also did banking at Henderson before
coming to the Merchants National
Bank, of Raleigh, more than two years
ago The election is effective April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Working for Dry-Dock

NORFOLK, VA, March 16.--Noriolk
trade bodies are waiting word from
Congressman Holland to send a large
delegation to Washington to appear
before the House Naval Affairs Com
mittee in behalf OF the proposed new
Idry-dock and other improvements for
tho Norfolk Navy-Yard. Maurice G..
Long IL chairman Of the committee
which is composed Of a representative
from each trade body in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
STATION At SALISBURY
DAMAGED by FIRE

SALISBURY. y. G.. March I6-Fire
which is said to have started from a
defective brick t'ue, did several hun
drcd dollars damage To the large pas
Scuerr station OF the Southern Rail-
way at Salisbury to-day. The build
iug was in serious danger for time.
and was saved only by heroic work
by i.remen. The fire was discovered
under the tile roof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
VIII Meet In Norfolk.

NORFOLK VA, March l6-The
twenty-seventh annual meeting Of the
North Carolina Pine Association will
hc held March -, at the Monticello
Hotel the days program closing with
II banquet at night. to which n num-
Der of prominent Norfolk transporta-
ton and business men have been In
Vitci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

NORFOLK. VA, March 1G.--Ncarly
| So. 000.0 900 is the value Of the goods cX-
ported through the port Of Norfolk
during tho month Of February. accord
Ing to figures compiled at the customs
house yesterday. Tho value OF the
imports was $334,893.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
tlx.iH-t.riEIn

Especial to The Times Dispatch
OuLPEPER, VA, March iG.--Miss
Geraldine Griffith, youngest daughter of
Mrs Mary Francis Griffin, Of Grifins-
burg. this county. ana Frank RyAis
Avis. OF chnond, were married On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
MR.. AND MRS. BOsHER
LEAVE FOR THE NORTH
Will Visit Relatives in Philadelphia
and Stop in Washington
and New York
TEN FOR Mrs. HARVEY CLARKE
Mrs. Clarence =. Jones Entertains
an Her Home in SmithviIle-fiost-
csses AT lea RoOm-Several Inter
esiinH Engagements Announced.

tS'IhS engagements Announced.
My ana Mrs. Charles g. Boshcr are
leaving town to-day for an extended
stay in the North Mr. and Mrs
Kosher viii spend Il short time in Fred
"rickShurg where the latter will give
reading before tn" kris OF the nor
mai school there. going later to Wash
ihBt"m for few days. After a vIsit
10 relatives in philadelphia, Mr.. aud
Mrs, l'oshcr "ili spend some time in
New YORK, where Il number Of inter
"siinr functions in literary circles
have been planned in their honor
Friends of Mrs Kosher here arc
looking forward with much interest
10 the newest book from the pen Of
thiS charming author. people Like
THAT which will be brought out by
Harper some time next month. 1T IL
said TINT this novel is a departure
from Mrs. Bosh"rs usual theme. and
critics are eagerly awaiting its publi'
cation
Guest Entertained.
Mrs. +. Travcrs Wood invited few
friends IN for tea yesterday after
noon 10 meet Miss Ruth Curbin, OF New
britain, Conn, who IS her guest The
affair WAS given az Mrs. Woods homo.
2305 Park Avenue, and the tea table
was decorated 81 spring flowers
MrA. CInrkr H"nor-d.
Mis-. Clarence l.. Jones. OF smith
field. gave 81 Yellow tea last Thursday
afternoon at her home in honor Of her
guest Mrs Harvey = Clarke. Of Rich
uoud Mrs. L. { Erock ard Miss
Elizabeth ioyn"r met the guests at
zoe door. and Mrs. Jones was assisted
IN receiving by Mrs Clarke, Mrs. d. r
Merit, Mis J. ". Holloway and Mrs
George T. Whitley. Mrs J NJ. Chap
man and Mrs J. T Chapman also did
hoDurs Ia tn" parlur
i"a was served III the living room
and vas poured BY Miss Mary Joyner
and Miss Ray Powell assisted bv Mrs
- w. sykes Misses Daisy Riddick
Ethel KY ana Jack Cay. !ccs were
served In tho dining room by Mrs
john barish ana Misses Bessie Wright,
i!auch Adams ana Mary Mood The
'"eurattons were elaborate. y canopy
made ~ yellow crcp. and running cedar
"a. hung from tho ceiling IN both
par"rs iid held up ~ the center by
lHe chandeliers and the house wa.
sishtad with y"ilr"- shaded lights and
candles The mautcls were hid with
Wasscs ~ jouQui!s aui running cedar
Tie ccn,erpi"c" for the table in the
uIuiu- room Wits &c hugo yellow h:tsk ct
~ glowing jsiquils With the handle
t"StppE"u goo yollow tullo Music wa.
furnished throughout tho afternoon by
Misses Rcrn"iIs. Gas ana Joyuer
Noou' 100 guests called
sir clarke who also visited Mrs
= iiauser. in Portsmouth. has re-
turned 10 Iir'moud.
Irn-It"rn ii">ir>s.
Mrs I %cwton Va,shal. Ir. .IrS
THOMAS Armis,c.d and Miss Mar,ht
Nlaury Robinson Viii act hostess.s
this afternoon AT TN" tee room In the
!ulul Garden 81 the j"ifci sol. Hotel
y has boon decided by a." committee
iu .barec 10 1--we an Informal mISl
ll'. M The Yea loom each M"Id = -
'.ruopn DURING ;'-,,. aud tn-.e p:or'iSc
u. most surrt,r-v" events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

While most Of the railroad. az IN.
country are doing a large. gross busi-
ness than they have during previous
sood times. notably in 1913, and many
OF them are reporting better net earn
'hss ara SURPRISES for dividends than
az any time IN the last ten years.
there is a pr.vail!n. !.uorossior j.,
railroad circles tina, the create, nart
."i the Increased funds viii be devoted
20 improvements 20 expand facilities,
and that dividend Increases viii be a
matter OF secondary considerations
Leaning railroad presidents are any
!ouH 10 spend their more abundant
earnings for more trackag.. new docks
ana piers. Now cars and motive power
and wider gard limits than To disburse
them 10 stockholders, according TO
well Informed circles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

PRESIDENT George W. stevens OF the
Chesa peakc and ohio accomuanicd Nv
a party OF friends, has returned from
= weeks visit To Palm Beach. Fla
ReSidcs Mr.. stevens the party was
composed OF Colonel Carton H. ,iruudv
and De soto i'itz Gerald, of Richmond;
Fred Sterry. managing director of the
oir""nhrI"r Hotel At White SULPHUR
Springs and Of the rlaza Hotel at New
YORK; +. l. Frazier and l.. H. Hough
o: New York.
Matt l.. Akers, general agent Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio halfway Com
pany. AT Louisville. ny. was visitor
al headquarters in this city yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

President Il H. Mann Of tn. Pc
t.rsburr and Appomattox HALLWAY, mas
announced the appointment Of {. Sims
haii"y, FORMER general superintendent
OF the Richmond and Hcurico system
TO a like position with his road. win
headquarters in Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

oscar 'rauz, cashier Of the National
RANK of ';ordonsyi!l,. viii confer with
thesapcak" ana ohio Railway officials
To-Day IN connection with the erection
OF roundhousc on the outskirts OF
Gora'nsTii!e which the business men
stood that free water ana a wac, ot
thirty acres of land win he donated Ia
the railroad If the roundhouse is
erected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

The, regular month";, uo.,i,,.
board of directors of IN. Cb... ~.
ana ohio Railway COMPANY. when is
ordinariiy held in New York civ viii
De h"ld IN the company's Offices In
hiciimond this morning. Those ok.
hected to attend the meeting are:
York; President Georr. w stevens 90
Richmond, Vice prosid"u, Decatur Ak.
teii OF Richmond Major James H.
Do"!ey Of Richmond. C. T.. Graham. Of
New YORK +. II. DAVIS. Of New YORK.
~ Rawson, OF Chicago. ana car!
e'oh' secretary III New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Guest Entertained.

Mrs T.. Travcrs Wood invited :; few
friends IN for tea yesterday after
noon 10 meet Miss Ruth C"rbin, of New
britain, Conn, who IS her guest. TIL
affair WAS given az Mrs Woods home
.30J Park Avenue, and the tea tabl
was decorated in spring flowers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

Coles aud John y I.enz, .Ir. wa
quietly celebrated at the home of Rev.
~ NJ simmons pastor OF the Taher-
naClc Baptist Church, Newport News.
At i;l5 o'clock SUNDAY afternoon. The
bride wore " travelling suit Of navE
blue ,nffCta and serge. ami a black pic
iurc hat. Til" only guests at the cerc-
mon, were Miss Ruby Brewer and
john West. OF this city Nttcr . brief
Wedding tourney to Hichnond. Wash :
iuytou and Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.cuz will return TO Newport News 70
make their home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
Gl-l=.- 35.U.T5G
#l ..-5 YOU SICK
Ag.s lIEo u.lrw ON O. sluggish
-T-- and -au lose %
day e. work

There's u0 reason w.g person should
.a.n .asw.ra. "..w.Iue o..um.I #.n
300 cau's buys a. largo h.r.m or Uor.m.
Liver Ioue-a Der.-e. substitute for aH.
uuaL
Itan rlar.m. vegetable liquid which
wi.l start your ..ar Ir.' as surely .-
clinmoI, lu. s. doesn't m.a. you sic. wI
can mot a.wu.
Children ami crown ...ss ra tn.a
Doisou'a Liver Tone. ho.Hu.r J.. s. r.-.
ln.... .arI.....
C.lomnl is G.ag-u= GnE D. +.
mercury and a..au.s rur I.".. T.'.
q dose Of misty n.'ml ..'rr uu1 yuu
will feel wm.. -... .." ru.n t.I To-.
morrow u.n" ...a d.. vu'. u...
a spoonful u. UaH H.... T..- T.ra p.
stead nrl ror ...' ...... u1 ...'..r nr.,
No more htltw-n.a r.r.ta, '.n ..u,
gishuaas, hc1dnr.o. rnHnI ,1..a o.. sour
stomach. Your druggist a01a i' you
don, find DoH.aa' Liver Tone .r,s IrI-
ter than horrible calomcl your money is
waiting for you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28

desire Aud 90 those who have
stood by me aud Who believe tha. /
have not received justice, an the
way through, 1 would like TO have
Ia word FROM yuu. Now 20 the lal.
low who viii say, sob, we'll
O.d Iubr Is Just SORE" | will saw,
II YOU bad bagu beat over the head
w'la a political cIah, as / nave
been, don't you really thiuk YOU
would hesoro: Now fellow couu.
trymru, 1 leave myself m your
hands H. 900 the furuo,vau think
uan serve YOU cal. uu me and /
am ready, with my help, to DO
what / uau. Ia closing, / will saY
lhll ! have nov been 700 ,he bedside
o. nay e.ga w.s anl daughter for
atA weeks, that any daughter is now
able 10 bu nap but my wIle is sull
lu % serious condition aud | sce no
prospects of uar recovery soon. J
am worn out physically, and hnau
o'aiIy below zero, but have pleuJy
"l corn bread and sorghum 80 when
you can pass suis w.y come aud see
how good a cook / ana. So thank.
lns one and a.l Tor fayors shown
mu 90 lna plsg ann tho same old
Iohs Iuig Chagliu.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
Obituary

On Tuesday evening no 10 %. m.
The death angel y.Iled the home OF
+. II baraey aud took from lla a
liaa, loving and compassionate
wfOe. Be.sr lsa WarN Barklcy
was born ul N.w Madrid, Mo-, on
March q, lslo, aud departed this
..r aIu. Il.h, 1916, being SO
years and D. days old,
Mrs. Barblyy was q Christian
woman and q true believer of the
gospel, though she belonged TO no
church. She bore her affections as
PATIENTLY as She could aud trusted
her Lord aud he ha. called her to
o better land TO await The Judgment
day, ~lm we will an be Judged
according Ju oar deeds. SHE leaves
TO wuuw their loss. a husband,
turos small cmIirru Eve brothers
and % host ol loving friends, two
sma'. children having gone on be-
tore.
She IugarI for almost three
months with Tina, dreaded disease,
typhoid fever. Her remains were
inferred lU the Maynard cemetery.
A precious uuH from Hs .s gone.
EH... aT lowed .H Hl.I..u.
h ..H"t .r EHHaH. Boo uur hearts
H."N H.E.T#.H I. allied.
Her Loving Friends.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
J. Shemwell Dead

James p. shcmwcll died at his
home near Pi,man yesterday even
mg at 1850 O'Clock, after long III.
ness from general complications.
The funeral will be held this after.
noon at 1890 o'clock and the burial
made at riJman cemetery, near his
old home.
Mr. Shcmwcll was q native of
Randolph county, Arkansas, and
lived there Ill OF ms lie, until a
few years ago. when he purchased q
farm just over the uair line in
Missouri. For many years he was
engaged In the mercantile business
in Arkansas.
lie leaves q widow and two ch,l-
drcu, K. K. Shemwell of thls crt-
and AIRS. Lyle rl,lou Of Walnut
Ridge, Ar.,.. and several grand
children, bosil.sa large number Of
relatives 10 EswirIph county, Ark
ansas. Mr.. S.rrwr.I vas wideIv
Eu.au .r f. counties uI had a
g,,. .H. . ..- wI3 will hear Of
#. .r. r,gJ --Duuuhqu
Ipmn,.H.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
El1 Price FOR HcHs

Mrs. j. G. Harmon of Tucker.
who was iu town with BIER husband
yNu laIDr part of Fast week, market
.t ono dozen hu. wh,a here uud
rMn price SHE received tor rbe dozen
wae #ll1s, 900 average ug ninety.
1--WE and iwu-rhirl- cents per hrn.
The fowls were of ghe Plymouth
EouF strain. Mr.. Inumn Is of
.ma opinion chat % pays 90 raise
poultry, and shn certainly has prov
rn THAT beer oum.ou is correct. -
DuurUbau Prospect News.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
GIVE SYRUP OF TIGs"
TO CONsTBATED CHuD
Delicious "Fruit Laxative ca1't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels,

Look 90 the tongue. mother, If
coated, your little ones stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When pooY.5h cross, I.gtIcss. doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally. or i5 fever
iab, stomach sour. breath bad; has
sore throat diarrhUa. fun of cold. glvo
o. t0osp00niul OF California Syrup OF
Figs" and IN q few hours an the foul.
CgDstpa,ed waste, uudiEe5ted food
and sour bile gently moves out OF Its
little bowels without gripping. and you
have O well, playful c6ilI again. Ask
your druggist for q 5occnt bottle OF
california Syrup OF Figs" which CON
tains fuil directions for babies, chill
drcn Of all ages and for grown-ups.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
CHASTbIHS FINAL
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT
AtnH Ars AurI %. 1916
FIrf... sr.r ff....H.

Ai.o Ars, AnrI q, 1916
EI'ar star 'iruu.
WuHNur nrmr.,lo, I would
h,a To- ..g D. lra a.ra. to m,
friend. aul .ae noom. 90, my cnuu.
o..
Another uoH battle has been
fought ma, nh.u am defeated, J
submit o.. 3D.. aiI ,0 uv p,op.,.
WmrI a.s u...H.. ay 4J votes,
Yet l..O rroW".u.r vote [ ro
cr,rd .Jyuu. aan., mI, ru NY
surar..u a.u.au. -tt, "Ilerls
luca f9 g.H l....u no my
fuaa. aH. u..Iy bs me,
Iia.ue 5000 .a. u.m.u ven.
doan oe.a,. } 1900 arl conquered
or rau9u-HH.
NuH mG friends. was called,
r.su..a Do. Nh. m.'.Ir of Jhr cam
pn... .. ... ...-ae uO my Ica
NIae. uuaeI uaaacl for eight
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
WIN C0NsrIrlrI0N Nnrm8

The bowels ara tHouauuIsnwrt
a.e system nl Ihn body When
gHev become uHal.rI 0F uuusl.
w.lon pert U0 the poisonous m.n
ur whw. .aav saum.N carry rT DIS
aa..rnru Imu tNu system, making
.nu I.a' dull auH stupid. nI inter.
.uuua with .ha dlu sion and asst.
initiation a. food. WNi. rmnHH.r
w quickly relieved IE CnambrI.nr
Tablets JHn.u.D.g every aIr,.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
Pubs ar.r ruuLIgru

loa.a.o they ru.#.u tha ..H
liver Hm.lunu.. ua matter how uf-
f.r .g u.wwaIE.af .HaH HHu" ora.
ru- ma.H t.a r..... DE- Kings
Slew .i.u PH's contain ingredients
.Nar aD. the isar working, move
.ae 1uwcsl.."g. ao nrW. u
nausea, a. a.e....u. gu# "a. .
nnuw uC I.r Nm.'s New E..
H.I.aa.H n..... NuH much hHH
FgH .u... ... .. 0ruE....-.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28

D -a7T1 a--7rGi -,
49,. ~.- -.=slsrs1..lz
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
~, III. 'IB5s.,',,.n1 ", ,, ao,omsa, by On. .,
D'l @'a l0 Che Drug 6usIns.. line o.

OF l."a',m. TcEas says.
ANA !. .,..1 .9l have o. muddy complexion
.,. "ri '-I eyes, sou arr cnu..rmrcl Six
T.... T... o.. "a.er daily and one or two
l,.A". l..A". nr'or..as ar nr.nr viii rarrarf
ma. .,'...l .nl m.aa gou .gt as q
- -..., "oA.l. unlor.as. ln mv opinion.
I..,l. s.. l,. ..l HEnr.rota Dn haI. and can
'' 'tarn lg mu. women or ,nrIJrrn "
y, W Z La'e The exclusive scumrrichts for
uIa great laxative. Trial ffrp. no cont.
PALACE DRUG STORE
THE REEALL STORE
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
FOR SALE

Nhu Nick E.u.au property De-
for sa. Dr. n bargain. Block SO.
I1-NuH.u mr.v-uae uf Iut,
IaJaI-u. iI.r g r0um dwelling
house, large barn, a.od cl-tnu,
n.I'ar, dno large garden. ilmur
n-IcH see me ua once aa same viii
be sold lr "a bargain.
70 tt. Jos. II DuClerk
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28

Fur lha famrrh ord howl dis
order. rr babies NrGEES BABY
ULINIEua r,m,Gy Of genuine
wartu Eac. gHstly Is iwe,
who' some and pleasant Go ute.
Hua. Goo and 5oa r.r acl.le sold
bF a., 8ruaaH.t
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
Obituary

Henry S. Bennett. born Dot. a..
1886, dlgd April d. 1916. married
Miss Sarah j. Pratt, July ~, 1879.
20 ,umr union came nine children,
,n, daughter. and seven Suns all OF
whom arr living.
Brother &.uu-rl was laid To rest
In rho Ml.our cemetery in .Puua.
wuu.. hrknu.a-, 600 the 18th OF
April 1910 m rHa presence ol ur-
nl.a a.d .I'ror rm.Hruu, cEc.p.
l...a ia w.o lives BIO California.
au p ,.a.a.s. %. 0umJ..
Brother Bennett began hi. career
..a rrnu..r ar DO. early age Of
usH,p. n."... ana rnr rs wears he
uaalr 900 ... .rr.u0- of Randolph
uwrv. Some DO ,.us ago Uu lu
H. ..... .ul 1905 w uwrd
....uaa..r Do. Hrs lite. Lust,
.u .,.-., a...r nine wears ago
,. .... .a# Christian arG iu l.a,
rM. DO. Ilra.
Ouu. a...u a.y o.. April 1910.
.. N.rng bis daughter Mr..
r. .. ...-D sun. ras. cast OF Ia.
....tu- ..U..I#.No of puuumoni..
.u after .. g.. Loving hearts uI
r.H.r la.. ..a.f .a, ha a.aa.r.I
.. a.u call a- .' IIvug mu.r DO.
Auth. I.U.-r,. .u. d.enuaG rnu
.r-.r ..nI.n... 70 r.rvg.e al .u,
-.N.. $50. .u .a.-e whose heart.
.a U.Im, ns reason oE ih. loss
-.'"wH, o. m. -nr, weep uur as
u...m W.. ..ta r. nope, but live
eai.y lu Cur.g l.-u-, and when
DEATHS shall -rpa.. cut you down;
Nun 'l.o Haa. ru say, "I urye
r.agh, 20 a0ui tgn', / have kept
the nDh, hence lhury is laid uu for
me a crown that 0adegD no, awav."
submitted with love,
l.. 5. Craven.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
suDAEGRAss

Pure clean, sudan gH seed for
sale, a.-H cont, %. pound.
John ,horicC,
H.-H.u Iuyno, Atig