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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
Don Manuel A. Rivera sale a Ia....

sus alrededores de toda aQue-
LA ralea que seguia al ejerc1to
1nvasor cometiendo desafueros, ga
rantig6 la vida y la hacienda de Pc
rinsulares Y puertorriquefos aftnes
a Espafia. siendo Ell tnico pueblo que
ga hbr6 de las tristes y vergonzo-
sas tragedias de aquellos dias9
5Por que tambien no Sc dice, CO.
mo otro rasgo de patriotismo, que
cuando una turba penetr6 en- la Al
caldia para. sacar y hacer destltulr
al empleado de la misma sr. ur-
ouia, por el delito de ser espanol y
Iiel a su patria, el Sr. Santiago do
frente valentemente al conficto,
y 10 sostuvo en- su puesto?
En- cuanto a que los Generates
Wilson Y Ernest Sc comieran Ell de-
sayuno preparado para el valiente
Illescas, es. una de las tantas patra-
mas de todos los pueblos y de todos
los tiempos, Y ME extrada que Ell
niuy habn sr. Rivero Sc haga eco
de ella, porque siempre ha demos
trado una capacidad Y un buen jul
clio fuera de toda duda.
para mi seria de una gran salts
gacci6n, 81 con estas explicaciones
consiguiera modificar su opinion EN-
cuanto a los extintos caballeros.
Con la mayor consideration
Manuel A. RIVERA.
Coamo. P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
tcenrrnuaci6n de la Ira. pag.)
como justo Y ecuanime beneficio-
so al pats.
sPERDFMOS Ell LATINISMO
CARACTERISTIC0 POR-
TORRIQUENO"

lei Representante Coballes, que
fu6 de los que mas hdbilmente ter
ciaron en- la dificilfsima discussion
,pronunciando un habil Y brillan-
te discurso en- contra de la presen-
taci0n de Proyectos de Ley en- in
giles, ha dicho 10 siguiente
puerto Rico debera legislar Uni
camente en- su propio idioma, Y ell
hacer 10 contrario serfa perder ell
alma regional, el latinismo de nues-
ira vida que es la suprema caracte-
rfstica del alma pOrtorriquena.
"El senior Guerra Mondrag6n al
presentar un Proyecto de Ley en-
ingl6s, pierde mucho de su natural
latinismo, deja a un lado su patrio-
tismo, para pFesentarse ante nos
otros en- un disfraz desconocido pa
ra muchos, en- la Legislature Y en-
ell pals.
Isl el nuevo procedimientO estd
legalizado por nueStr0s eStatutos
vigentes. hagamOs a un lado con
tsos estatutos que dfspersan el al
ma del pals, Y elevemos nuestras
ideas en- puro portorriquenfsmo has
ia ell parlamento. iQu6 precedente
ha encontrado ell senior Guerra en-
las actas legislativas para seguir,
presentandonos un Proyecto Gle Ley
cen ingl6s? GEn. pasadas sesiones fegis
latiyas ha habido algIIn represen-
tante o senador que en- tai manera
ha prOcedido?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
RECORDANDO

nombre de los poetas nat1vos, como
deiicado honenaje de merecida sim
patia anbos c6nyuges.
Ell prop6sito del gran cantor are.
cibeho aIcanz6 complete exito., Nu-
Hnerosos escritores respondieron ga
nardamente a Ia amable invitaci6n
del excelso vate, a qu1en recorda-
mos siempre con profUndo afecto.
Las poesias fueron cuidadosamen-
te transcritas en- Ell album. Ell DR..
del Vale hizo entrega del artist
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

~ la voz de las cumbres repetia
'Aguila condor, sin cesar me agito,
En- medic de la b6veda vacia,
Con todas mis- nostalgias de infinite
mis- suehos de eterna rebeldia
Yo no cruzo las regias antesalas
Nj piso las alfombras de palacio:
La nbertad sa1vaje de mis- alas
EHge las fronteras del espacio.
Me seducen las cdspides que azota
La mano de perpetuas tempestades,
Poruue en- elias pareceme que fota
Como un himno de artisticas edades.
Mas no el abisno cuando ell viento oprimt
La honda sima con furia de vestigios,
Par6ceme que siento que ALI gime
FL alma pecadora de los sig1os.
Yo marcho, como el sol, pcr las alturas,
No cual gusano misero me arrastro:
Para Iucir mis- igneas vestiduras
Debo tener la majestad del astro.
Alguna vez desciendo los abismos.
Subo las crestas de empinados montes,
Y sonando mis- bellos espejismos
Me pierdo en- los lejanos horizontes.
No me deslumbra ell rayo; ante la bruma
lie he visto vacilar hundirse luego,
Apagando en- ell seno de La espurna
su intensa claridad, su alma de fuego.
No envidio al sol que en- los espacios arde
Hacienda de su luz gala derroche;
Prisionero sumiso de la tarde,
Muere, por fin, en- brazos de la noche.
81 ~te~
Yo brillo siempre; mis- fecundas huellas
No SO apagan jamas; y, cuandc asciendo,
Me nliran, parpadeando, las estrellas
Y Ia aurora me mira sonriendo
Algunas veces la tristeza abate
Mi coraz6n, que vibra al golpe rudo
Como un arpa; lnacf para ell combate,
Y he de luchar sin yelmo sin escudo!
Brame la tempestad con voz de trueno
o ruja el mar en- hondos paroxismos,
70 me levanto impavido serene
Como Ell angel guardian de los abismos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
CreO irmemente.
'Primeramente, por necesldad,
nuestro pals, al que debemos tOdO."
"HAGO RESPONSIBLE
A La CAAL4RA"

El Hon Nice-presidente de la Ca
mara, ell distinguidO p0lftico, senior
Miguel Guerra Mondrag0n, dice 10
siguiente en- defensa del Proyecto
por el presentado:
"Al presentar el Proyecto de Ley
de enmiendas contributivas ante la
legislature Y Ell pals, no seguf pre-
cedente alguno mas que ell que pu-
diera insurarme mi voluntad. La
Ley VICENTE dispone que todas las
Ieyes copiadas adaptadas de Ia
Ley Federal, deberan estar titula-
das en- ingl6s, pOrque asf 10 deman-
da la Ley Federal VICENTE.
mo es que pierda ell latinismO,
no es que obre EN- franca opOsici6n
al portorriquenismo en- que siem-
pre- me he basadO. Mi alma es toda
portorriquefla. Y iinicamente he pro-
eedido en- esta fOrma para dar cur
SO, para Obedecer una de nuestras.
prOpias leyes. firmadas por eminen-
tfsimos portorriquenos, entire los cua.
les Sc encuentran el seflOr Lastra
Chdrriez el senior Tous Soto.
'Desde luego que 81 la Cdmara
me falla en- contra, 10 hace. echando-
Sc encima toda la responsabilidad
que el caso indica. La Corte Supre-
ma de Justicia intervendrIa en- ell
Proyecto de Ley que ahora presento
en- ingl6s, 81 su forma original fue-
Sc caMbiada. Las loyes vigentes es-
pecffieamente estipuian que Isl ell
Proyecto de Ley es una adaptation
o copia del ingl6s, debera presen-
tarse en- el idioma ingl6s Debemos
obedecer las dispoSiciones vigentes,
y clio es 10 que he tratado Gle ha-
Ger en- la presentation de este pro-
(COntin6a en- la pag. 12l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
Con motive de la llegada de los es-
pesos Winthrop

Alguuos meses antes de regresar
Estados Unidos los esposos Win
throp, el Hustre puertorriquelio Y
esclarecido poeta, doctor Rafael
del Vale, nnembro, entonces, del
Console Executive y cordial amigo
de aqu6llos, solicit6 de aIgunos com
paferos en- ell culto de la poesfa
lirica. composiciones que habian de
fgurar en- artfstico album, el cual
Sc proponia ofrecer a la bella com
paHera del noble gobernante, a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

co presente a la seflora Winthrop.
Los esposos Winthrop agradecie-
ron hondamente la galanterfa del
genial cincelador del verso, que
por constraste de la suerte, fu6,
como Mudoz y dc Diego, poeta,
orador, escritor y politico, adenlas
de ser un reputado m6dico.
Hoy que vuelven a esta bella Is
la ell Gobernador winthrop Y su
gentil compahera, nos es grato re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

cordar este acto de exquisite cul-
trra, revelador de la altitud mo-
raj del noble poeta desaparecido
y de la muy honda simpatia que
gupieron conquistar en- Pto. Rico
los que son hoy nuestros huespe-
des de honor, a Ia vez que publ
camos una de las poesias escritas
expresamente para formar parte
del homemade ofrecido a los mis-
mos hace va muchos afios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
HIS RIA De UNHO MBRE:-:

ATRIOTICA, en- grado SUI
perlativo, es la idea que
Sc le ha clavado entire ce-
ia y ceja a Luis Felipe
Cuchi Coll, bravo portorri-
quefio que sin alardes nj
jactancias sppo lIevar con
honor los arreos militares
frente a un eneInigo po-
deroso. Desea este vetera-
no de la Gran Guerra que
aqui, en- Puerto Rico, sc
erija un monumento en-
loor a la memoria de los
soldados paisanos nues-
tros, muertos en- los cam
pos de batalla de Francia
durante aquel confficto.
Luis Felipe es dueno dc
todas mis- simpatias, va
que por algo Y para algo,
durante mas de veinte
amos, uniforme militar yes
II Y en- dos Academies me
ensenaron que la "Milicia
es Religion donde solo pro-
fesan hombres honrados,
y que glorifica a los
muertos ilustres es hecho
cue enaltece a los pueblos
que tai hacen."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
M u S A CRIOLLA
Para el Album de La
Sra. Winthrop.

Cuando sligo, tras diafanas vislumbres,
La nivea estela de creaciones santas
Besa mi frente eI soplo de Las cumbres
Aunque ruja ell volcan bajo mis- plantas.
Tai vez condor mi espiritu recibe,
Como ofrenda del genio americana,
I'll himno romeo de este Mar Caribe
ell beso ardiente de este sol indiana
Y tengo un nido; nido que SO pierde
En- Ell medic del mar, de donde arranca:
Lo forna la campiha, siempre verde,
10 besa la espuma, siempre blanca.
Para allf yer las tiernas avecillas
Exijo, con mis- alas entreabiertas,
Que So postren las almas de rodillas
Sc lleven las frentes descubiertas.
Porque yo las adore; euando aleve
0uiere una mano destrozar ell nido,
siento en- mi alma ell frfo de la nieve
los espasmos del leon herido.
Entonces vibra el coraz6n, que exhala
Maldiciones terribles y secretas;
agitando los mdsculos del ala,
Arranco plumas para hacer saetas.
Mas cuando allegro, carifosa y suave
Llega una nano acaricia el nido
unos labios lie besan, soy ell ave
Que vierte Ell coraz6n en- ell sonido.
Desciendo entonces del boscaje espeso,
Abandonando las abruptas cimas,
pago las caricias con ell beso
Que palpita en- ell fondo de mis- rimas
Porque 20 soy Ia Musa que apostrofa
ruega nombre de la patria inquieta;
liza misma que con rafagas de estrofa
Hace nimbos de luz para Ell poeta!"
Extingui6se el fugaz eco argentine
Que recogi6 mi alma sofiadora
Y yo, que ante los hombres no me inclino,
vengo dejarlo vuestros pies, senora.
r. Negr6n FLoRr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
8IUJERES!

Ella, -sPor que dice usted que
la situaci6n de un soltero es peor
que la de I'M casado?
El.-Porque ell casado solo tiene
miedo de una sola mujer Y ell sol
terO tiene miedo de todas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

S1 IS1dlO uS Su fAdd initial
-Llegamos a la villa de Aibo-
nito POGO despu6s de amanecer
y su Alcalde Don Manuel Gil
dionos la mas cordial bienveni-
da; seguidamente me dirigf a
la botica de mi hermano poll
tico Manuel Rodriguez, dnica
que habfa en- el pueblo, Y donde
oficiaba como ayudante de Ga
leno aquel pariente mfo, hom-
bre que por su demasiada bon
dad era un inpreparado para
habitar este mundo de traicio-
otro mejor fuese dejando en-
lamentable orfandad a sus hi
jos y a sus numerosos ami
gos.
va en- Ia rebotica recibi la
vista del Padre Quintana Y
Cort6n, parroco de la Villa,
gallego que no padecfa de mo-
rrifa, pero 81 de un molesto sa-
ramplon literarlo; vino con el
Diego Becerra en- su arrogan-
te juventud, monstrando meji-
Has color tomato Ponderosa;
y despues tuve ell placer de de-
partir con Pont, Domingo Jor-
dan, padre de Carmelita la me-
jor bailadora del pueblo; Ca
baller, el fot6grafo; Padr6, ell
conerciante y tantos otros bue-
nos amigos que huyen a mi
recuerdo.
Durante las horas que fui
var, con asombro, que la
] II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

Rernglo despue obequiar abaco
de cuentos sent6se obre la verde la ombra de
trondoa mata de guineos ggantes vdes ppanos
raba la ubre futo; reposando reanudo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

huesped del botcario pude observar
tad de la poblac6n buena de oa surta
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
Excellent County Map

One of Ben Johnston's new maps
of Randolph county now adorns the
front office of the Star Herald.
It is more than he had promised In
the way of a map From a careful
examination of its features we are
able to find almost anything we would
wish to know concerning Randolph
county except future events. II is
truly a marvel of usefulness and Is
so far superior to any other article OF
its kind that there is no comparison.
Made of pure linen, waterproofed
and otherwise treated, it will last a
lifetime. Mr.. Johnston also has some
less expensive copies, printed ON a good
grade of paper.
Each school in the county should
have one Of these maps, as should every
man or organization interested in any
of its features.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
Local and Personal


Paints and varnishes at Johnston's.
A. V. Jackson is a new subscriber
ON our home list. aoaii.124a ae44
H. b. Boykin Of near town called to
see us Saturday. "''.' y ~ ''''
Mrs. Flora Dunklin left Sunday on
a business trip to Dell. 'N,a ''pa' w.
J. w. Henson was pleasant caller
Thursday Of last week. ........
John DriskilI OF pSharum was a
pleasant visitor Saturday.
NJ. ]. Brosnaham was a business
caller at this Office Saturday.
jeff Cavenar of Biggers was a busi-
ness visitor in town last Thursday.
Frank Weatherford of Attica was
i'm town on business last Thursday.
w. d. Wagner of Birdell was in
town on business Monday of this week.
J. A. Blackshear, who resides on
Route 1, was Pocahontas visitor Mon
day,
For Sale-Two good Jersey milch
sows. See Earl Bates at Randolph
Countv Rank 9-1tp.
4
Tom Abanathy Of near town drop
ped in to see us a few minutes satur-
day.
John Il. Holland was over from his
east side home last Saturday on bust
ness.
A. Hayes of Ingram was business
visitor in town the latter part OF last
week.
]. r. Hulvey, Elevenpoint, was IN
town Monday and paid us pleasant
visit
The senior editor of the Star Herald
enjoyed trip with Walter Blanken-
shin Tuesday, while the latter was
calling on his grocery customers IN tne
Black river bottom country,
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
Social and Personal

dent; Mrs. George Turner, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. II. II. Price, secretary
treasurer.
-Four programs are being planned to
be presented in the near future and
the new officers request full attend
ance next Sunday morning at the regu-
lar class hour. At this hour a teacher
will be elected for the class and the
names of the regular working com
mittees will be announced.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08

Nose Long of the Brownie" neigh
borhood had business in Pocahontas
Saturday.
s. A. Smith, who is working at Con-
way, spent the week end with home
folks here.
Mrs. Mary Wurtz was a pleasant
Star Herald visitor last Thursday
morning.
c. w. Toney, good farmer of the
east side, called to see us on business
Saturday.
e. II. winebaugh of near town call
ed to see us while in town on business
Thursday.
Joe Graham of Walnut Ridge was
meeting old friends in Pocahontas last
Saturday.
Fishing tackle at Johnston's. .
f
=, j. r. Missile, our good friend of near
town, was.,a pleasant caller at this
Office Saturday. ,fy ,.E. p, ..,y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Alperin and little
daughter, Ruth, were visiting in New
port Sunday. ''''
Mr.. and Mrs. Hymen Tyer of Yer
non were visiting in Pocahontas one
day last week.
". A. Bridges of Walnut Ridge RI
was looking after business in Poca-
hontas Tuesday
Marshall Bellew, young farmer liv-
ing near town, had business in this
Office Saturday.
For Sale-A Jersey COW, extra fine,
will be fresh soon. For sale by Sallee
Bros. Pocahontas. S-tf.
Lloyd Butler and a party of other
Reyno citizens had business in POca-
hontas Wednesday.
II. II. Cardwell, a good farmer liv-
and north of town, had business in
this city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. e. Riggs of Success
were in Pocahontas Sunday, guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Greer.
r.. c. Mcclure Of DattO was trans
acting business in this city Tuesday
Corning Enterprise.
Jesse Haynes of Bay was in Poca-
hontas first of the week, looking after
business and meeting friends.
Mrs. c. II. Dishman of Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived Monday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. c. g. Johnston.
Mrs. Wallace J. Brown Of Peach Or
chard vicinity has been here since last
Wednesday, a guest in the homes of
C. V. Beloate and DR.. Simpson.-Clay
County Courier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
To Stop a Cough Quick

take HAYES HEALING HONEY. a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the infiamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group u enclosed with every bottle Of
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
sheuld be rubbed on the chest and throat
Of children suffering from Cold or Group.
The Healing effect Of Hayes Healing Honey In
side the throat combined with the healing effect Of
Groves 0-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores Of
he skin soon stops a cough.
Both remedies are packed In one carton and the
cost ofthe combined treatment is 35c.
Just ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
w. M. S. Meeting

The .Womans Missionary Society of
the Methodist church had an interest
ing meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ]. L. Bledsoe.
A good devotional program was led
by Mrs. f. NJ. Greer and interesting
talks were made by Mrs. G. II. Dish
man, a visitor from Los Angeles, Cal,
and Miss Essie Ford, president of the
Junior Society.
The ladies plan to have their annual
Bazaar about the 25th and 26th Of
November. -.,
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
Pace-Fry

Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson have
announced the marriage of their son,
Vergil Pace, to Miss Maxine Fry of
Elevenpoint, ON September 80.
The young couple met at Fullerton,
Calf, and went to Santa Anna, where
the ceremony was performed. Rev. f.
T. Porter, pastor of the First Chris
tian church of Santa Anna, Oficiated.
From Santa Anna they went to Yor-
ba Linda to spend their honeymoon
with the Pylands. They will reside at
Brea, Calf, where Vergil is working.
Both were students in the Pocahon-
tas High school until last year. 1t
was there the romance originated.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08

with hOmefOlks in POcahOntas.
Caleb Dilport and family of Rich
woods spent Sunday here at the home
of Esq. ]. A. Douglas and wife.
Mrs. Amanda Pratt and Mrs. Geo.
Alexander of Pocahontas were bust
ness callers at this Office Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brumley and Mrs. Mar
ion Grier of Biggers spent Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Ida Bigger here.
Luther Shaver and family Of In
gram were visiting his brother, Jim,
and family here over the week end.
Tom Bigger, merchant and planter Of
Biggers, was looking after business and
visiting his family here last Thursday.
Mrs. L. S. Polk of Success was visit
ing with friends and relatives in this
city tOday.-Corning Times Enterprise.
Mrs. Odell Robbins and babe of Elk
River, Idaho, are in POcahOntas, visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. ID.
Boyd. in
Geo. Lemmons, Jr., left Friday for
a visit with his mothers people at
Coleman, Eastland, lie Leon and Gro
well, Texas.
Everette Looney of RichwOods,
former p. II. S. student, was meeting
friends and looking after business in
town Saturday.
John e. Clark of holland and VIII
Clark of Water Valley, merchants in
their respective towns, were here ON
business Monday.
For Rent-Two rooms, not furnished
Want man and wife, not more than one
or two children. See Mrs. W. G. Ben
nett. S-2t
Miss Dorothy Romine, accompanied
by young lady friend, of O'Kean was
a pleasant caller at the Star Herald
Office Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. II. Martin and little daugh-
ter returned Saturday from Poplar
Bluff, where they had been visiting
Edgar Johnston and family.
j. G, Bowers, who is working on a
new dwelling house on the lower Dal-
ton farm on Elevenpoint, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his family here.
]. w. Ellis was oyer from his big
cotton farm Saturday. He says he
has more than one hundred acres Of
fine cotton, but few pickers. He is
advertising for two or more crews of
pickers.
Mrs. Ben F. Mays has accepted a
position as stenographer In the Ran
lOlph County Bank, succeeding Mrs.
Joe Snodgrass, resigned. Mrs. Mays
formerly assisted Mr.. Mays in the cir
cult clerks Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Fuller and
son of Detroit, Mich, are visiting Mrs.
Fuller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. ID.
Cox, al Biggers. They are ON their
way to Miami, Fla, to make their
home for the winter.
w. A. Million, who is connected with
the NJ. w. A. Sanitorium at Woodman,
Colorado, has been visiting relatives
and old friends in and around Poca-
hontas for the last two weeks. Mr..
Million was a pleasant visitor at the
Star Herald Office while in town We'd
nesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
Y. L. w. C. Election

The Young Ladies Wesley Glass Of
the Methodist Sunday school held their
annual election of officers last Sunday
and elected the following for the COM
ing \year: Mrs. L. p. Smith, presi-
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
S. |. A. Meeting

The S. l. A. will meet in regular
session at the court house Friday after
noon of this week at 2 O'clock full
attendance is requested.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08

The apple was native of Central
Asia. It was introduced into England
in 1929 by the government of Massa-
chusetts Bay Colony.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
Bradley All Wool
Sweaters
Knit Vests
Over Jackets
Lumber Jack Shirts
Buckley Mercantile Co.

Roy Sigler of Jonesboro came up
Sunday and returned home with Mrs.
Sigler and their little daughter,
Evelyn Elizabeth, who had spent a
week here with Mrs. Siglers mother,
Mrs. A. q. Schnabaum.
Mrs. John Il. Shivley returned Sat
urday from st. Louis, where she had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Evaline
Caldwell, who has just undergone a
serious operation. Mrs. Shivley re-
ports her sister to be improving rapid
ly.
A letter from J. o. Baker of Okla
homa City states that he has recently
seen a, number of Randolph county
people In that state, among whom were
Jim and Sam Davis of Oklahoma City,
Herman and Mont johnson and their
families of Carney.
Jeff Lawhon, who is doing some field
work for the Star Herald, came in
yesterday and reported for his first
days work twenty-one new and re-
newal subscriptions. Mighty good for
one day. jeff is tickled over it and
so are we. He will make a complete
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
tiabituaI Constipation Cured
In "a TO III DAYS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" Is a specially
Syrup pTonic-Laxative for Habitual
1t relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for IA to 2i days
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
per bottle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
canvass of the bottom country during
the next two weeks.

canvass of the bottom country during
the next two weeks.
Strayed-One black horse mule,
white nose, long name and tail, ii
hands, 700 or 800 pounds, s or years,
white scald spots on shoulder. Also
one dark bay mule, 200 or 800 pounds,
IA hands, s or 0 years. Both mules
blocky built. win give $25 reward for
return to Everette Looney, Walnut
Ridge R-2, Box 72. 9-2tp.
Three dollars on subscription Mon
day from Joe McCracken of Success
was accompanied by the following ap-
preciated boost Although / am not
a Randolph Countian am near enough
to count as partly so. You give us a
fine paper. l get three papers from
Clay county and am always as anxious
for yours as any of them"