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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

rudest description. They are seldom
more than fifteen feet square. They
have walls of sticks covered with mud
and the roofs are of thatch or rude
tile. The huts are seldom lighted cx-
.cept from the front, and some have no
! light but from the door. The ground
forms the floor, and, in many cases.
the bed of the family. Boxes usually
take the places OF chnirs. and il there
is a .bcdstead IL consists of ledge
or sticks built up from the ground.
The hedstead may be separated from
the other part OF the room by !, cur
tain.
would say. however, that some OF
the farmers are paying attention to
the better. housing of their workmen.
On the Santa mess estate they. are
building tenant houses OF concrete,
and on some others OF the hacicndas
they are putting up what are called
model houses.
am told that the imquilinos are
conteuted with their lot. They seldom
strike, and seem satisfied if they can
get enough to cnt and wear and plenty
TO drink. One of the great evils of the
country is alcoh olism. Nearly every
one OF the lower classes Is addicted to
it. and this Is so in both city and coun-
try a census of saloons OF Santiago
was recently taken, and it was found
to have 5000 places where liquor WAS
sofa, Wnile Valparaiso WAS reported 10
have more cases of drunkenness than
English cities of ten times it's size.
1t IS this custom OF drinking. added
10 insanitary conditions OF living, that
is responsible for the great mortality
OF Chile. The death rate is enormous.
and that among CHILDREN is so high
that | fear to quote the figures which
have been given. Dead babies are
called little angels, and are supposed
to so straight TO heaven. but no one
with the deaths. II is said that SO per
cent OF the children OF Santiago die
before they are five years OF age, but
| do no, believe this to he true.
There is one institution IN Chile now
that promises 10 bring about a change
in the conditions of the inquilinOs.
This is the army, and the law provides
that every man in the country shall
spend at least onc year of his life in
the service. This year Is at about nine
teen or twenty. All OF the boys are
drafted. and, no matter whether they
arc OF the working class or not, they
have TO spend this one year as Il SOL
der. This brings tile young inquilinos
away from the farms. IL teaches them
what IL is to have board floors to walk
on and good beds to sleep i'm They get
a taste for the better food OF the army,
and do not like to go back To their
beans and toasted wheat that until
then have formed a large pnrt OF their
diet. AS u result, after leaving the
army, many go out to seek work other
where's. You find them as laDorers
about the ports, as the employees on
street car iines and other railway con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Soft, FLUFFY Hair AliOays
Aids. Beauty and Charm

y
Girls and women o fall ages want
TO be cliarming, beautiful and attrac- g
tire---it's; their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tringy.
thin anu lifeless bairdestroSs halfl the
teauty or a pretty. face. ~. ". =. -
II your hair. i, not beautiful, is fall
ing out. rstrealsy, fun of sdandrun, too
dry, or IL tthe scalp 'itches andn burns.
use Partisan sage. Rub ut We'll into
tlis scalp. ltz~ill go right to THE hair
fcots. nourish thenl,gand;. stimulate the
hair to grow strong and lix,iriant:.:Par
islam Sage removes sdandfur with ONE
application and, cleanses' Che hair of
Dirt. dust and excess olI.s;I viii cool.
and invisorateEthe scalp and make the,
hair doublya beautiful!..t - (. :, / ~
Partisan SageEis a;sclentihcally:ma
preparation that gives the. 4 Iair5just
y:hat Is needed; toEmake. 1t soft, fIuffy,
thick andi BolriouslS: ra aiant. 1t. is deli
cately psrfnmed:5 iss;ineHpensire, and
can be had-at:a)l drug; aud toilet. coun.
tors or from Ira gle- Drug .Eo.@-Atrer. =
tlseinent. - "a ,-.-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

struction. and doing all sorts OF com
mon labor in the cities. Moreover.
they arc natural mechanics. and they
soon learn the various trades.
1t is somewhat owing to these
changes that Il modern labor element
is developing In Chile There'haHe re-
Gently been several strikes on the state
railways; tho hands upon the 'wharves
have their unions, and are. I am told
growing very independent. These men
III the nitrate ports strucll. the other
day because they We're not allowed to
use graphing hooks to handle the
heavy bags. They had seen such hooks
used for dragging about cotton bales
and they found It easier 10 move the
nitrate the same way Tie hooks make
holes in the bags. and for this reason
the exporters of the nitrate object.
y similar unrest among the la borinc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Madame Van Hoesen

!a3 Park Ave. Rochester. y. y.
Importer and Creator OF Chic Morning Az
iernoon and Evening Gowns. Wraps, Cape.
and tTailor.Made Suits. Wedding Trous-
seauN furnished complete. Corsets Neck
wear anu Dress Novelties. Special attention
20 Mourning Wear. VIII exhibit IN Rieh-
announced later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

one OF the richest families OF Chile
is that OF .Augustin Edwards, who is
now minister from here to tho court
of ST. James. He has one hacienda
about twenty-five miles north of Val
paraiso that supplies Il part OF that
city with milk. He mas 500 mich COWS
and he breeds fine dairy stock. He is
also noted as a breeder of horses, not
only for racing. but for heavy draft
He has in his stables seventy-nre
Arabian mares, eighty Pcrchcrons and
ITO Yorkshires. lie has ten shorthorn
bulls, some OF which were brought
from England. Another big dairy
hacienda, which also supplies Valpa-
raise. is that OF Don Tomas Eastman
on'that estate there arc several thou
sand cattle, including 1000 milch cows
On the Dcnoso dairy farm there are
still more. The latter hacienda has the
biggest silo in the world, and one OF
the Huccrcst. 1t is nothing more than
a great ditch $50 feet long, twenty feet
vide and twelve feet In depth. This
is filled with rcd clover. which has
hecn trodoen 10 pieces by driving
borscs over itaaDd then laying IL be.
tween layers OF straw. The Denoso
farm runs its machinery by an electric
plant operated by falls two miles away.
5The hacienda has electric lights, and
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
New Grocery Store Open for
Business.
T0gbc PubHc;

70 he Pubhc
After months Of preparation, we
now have the pleasure Of announcing
20 the people OF Harrison that our
new grocery department Is open and
ready for business,
We want the people Of the city 20
eall and inspect our new depai tment
wheibef they expect 70 be customers
Or not, We have grocery store of
which we arc proud and we want the
puoiis 30 pass Judgment upon our
efor;s TO give Harrison a modern,
sanitary grocery store, Cleanliness
IL our watehwofd and the people real
lie what this means In store which
handles the food that goes on their
tables
WITH new building, absolutely
clean, sanitary fixtures aud a stock
sarcfally selected from the standpoint
OF quality and purity wc are pre-
pared 20 meet the demands Of the peo'
ple Of Harrison and Boone county for
an Hpstordate sanitary grocery store
We appreciate the patronage that
we nave received IN the past and we
tfitt that VIC may be favored with as
liberal share ~ Your patronage IN
our new department
LHNNsWELGH MERG ANTlLB co,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Quit Taking Risky Calomel.

Here Is q vegetable tonic mat is far
better Tor you 20 t6fc ihau The dam
refoa, drug and poison called ealo'
mel Iou can never tell when ealomel
10 going 70 "get y0H" That's The
wefsi thing about taking az uncertain
and dangerous drug for tens'ipas
ton ana liver troubles for ealomel Is
liUplrio ,aliyUc you or Enosk YOU
ont luf az leastR day the very next
time Y9u nv H.
The city Drug Store has the mild
vegetable remedy that successfully
takes the place Of 5aiomei This rehs
edy is Dodson's Liver Tone, d very
pleasant tasting liquid that gives
QUICK but gentle relief from c0nsti'
pUii0n, torpid Or "lazy" liver,
Dodsqn's Liver Tone IL fully gnsr'
anteed and " YOU buy large bottle
fof 80 cents aud Il does not satisfy
yo6 entirely, the drug store where You
bought u Will promptly give you your
money back with n smile
Dodaons IA hne for both children
and grown people
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Commissioner Sale.

Notice is hereby given that ], Marvin Hath
coat, commissioner OF the chancory court in
and for Boone county, Arkansas, by virtue ol
a Judgment and decree OF said court, rendered
on the 9th day OF May 1919, IN certain cause
therein pending wherein J. =, Morris anu r.
y. Pullcn were plaintiffs. and j., W, Brown
and X. T. Brown, his wife, were defendants
win between the hours Of ten O'clock in the
forenoon and three o'clock in the afternoon,
on the 9Th day Of September, 1914, at the
south door oi the county court house, in the
town of Harrison, Boone county, Arkansas
orrr for sale 70 the highest bidder az puellc
outcIy on q credit Of three months the ioi'
lowing described lands in Bocne county, Ar
HdnSas, iC'Wit
the southwest quarter Of the rorthcast
quarter section s, township l5 norin, range
70 west, Also the following personal proper
~; Two JcnnetS, --
This sale win be- made 10 satisfy g ludg
mcrt for the sum Of one hundred and sNiE'
ave Dollars ard Seventy Cents S65, 1W,
with interest al the rate OF per cent from
May GthllSlf, and all costs Of this foreclosure.
The purchaser at said sale viii be REQUIRED
10 give note with approved security ano
lien win bc retained on The SAID lands unNI
the purch6 Sc Price Is paid In fun,
Given unocr my hand This l2th o6y OF
August, lFl(, Marvin Hathcoat
Commissioner In Chsncery'
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Notice for Publication.

UtUWIWCUI UN IhC TnItIIVTl
Us, Land once ~ llarrison, arr .,..
July %, 1894,
Nuicr is hereby given that LonCy /, Ell
'on, Of Lead Hill, Aiku Who on Dcccmhcl 10,
1910, made Homestead Entry No O7733 ior
w l,. NV ia section %, n ~ NV l'A, section
10 township y north, range ~ west L u,
", r. On principal meridian, hes hlcd no,
Zee Of Intention 90 make three year lnHl
proof 10 establish claim to the land above de-
erflueG before the register ana receiver NJ
Hpfrpor, Afk,, on the 5th dgN oi September
1914,
CMimHnt names ~ witnesses /, J, Ellison,
q, W. parrish, Lon Brown, and James Smith,
Nh ui ltlu hill, Ark
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
New Books al Public Library,

For one dollar you can read City.
two new books at the Library from
a collection Of three thousand well
selected volumes
lately there have been added
many new and popular books,
among them Within the Law
Gong Some" The Sins Of the
Father Lin McLcgB," The Con.
Diet, "baddie," "Iust Patty" The
Mistress N Sbepstoue,' "lbe PuS.
chase Price" "RobiDette," Riders
ot the Purple Saga" "PoihaH1a %
the three Miss Biih' books and
"Mam Lmda
open saturday afternoons rom
two till siS,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Election Proclamation.

l. J. W. Helm, Sheriff Of Boone County. Ar.
kansas, do hereby proclaim that there viii be
an election held in the several townships in
said county on the second Monday In Septcm'
ner, the same being the 18th day Of Septem-
Der 1914.
At which election the following State, Ds.
trict County and Township officers are 10 he
voted for and other matters herein named
submitted 10 the people, to.wit;
State 0fRCers..-One Governor, enc SeCre-
tary Of State, one Auditor Of State, one Super
intCn0eUt of Public Instruction, one TreBsur'
er, one Commissioner Of State Lands, one Al.
iorney General one Commissioner ot Mines,
Manufactures and Agriculture, one Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, and three rail
road Commissioners.
District Offcers.--One Circuit Judge Of the
Fourteenth judicial Circuit, one Prosecuting
Attorney OF the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit.
one State Senator Of the Third Senatorial Dis
tTiCt.
County 0ficcrs....One representative, one
County and Probate Judge, one Circuit Clerk,
one County Clerk, one Sheriff, one Collector,
one Treasurer one Assessor, one surveyor
and one Coroner.
Township 0mcers. Two justices Of the
Peace, one Constable and one Road OvcrSCcr
ip each township, except in Harrison Town
ship, which is composed Of two road districts,
one OyerSeeT will be elected in each District.
ACTS PROPOSED BY lNIATIVE PETITION OF
THE PEOPLE.
ftI OF against NNl No l''''N IIIIA l.oI'l Law
For or Against Act No. 3....Publictty Act.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
ARKANSAS, PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
PETITION TO THE PEOPLE.
For or Against Amendment No lI."'Munici.
pal Bond Amendment.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
ARKANSAS REFERRED TO THE PEO'
PLF BY LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
For or Against Amendment No. l5..-FiNinr
salary for members Of the General Assembly
For or against Amendment No. lG. .ProyiC.
Ing for the election Of Lieutenant Governor
OTHER MATTERS.
For or Against Liquor License,
For or Against sale Of Native Wine,
FOR Orlhganst Road Tax.
said election win be- held az the usual voi.
ing precincts In said county.
Witness my hand as such ShcIh o1 TINS
the l4th day Of August, 1919.
J. W. HELM. sheriff,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
State Guardsmen Return Tues
daV kiuht.

Shortly after midnight Tuesday
night Company NJ, 2nd Regiment,
returned from its two weeks en-
campment and target practice at
Fory Roots, Little Rock.
All report the encampmeut a
pleasant season Of exercise as well
as instruction. They were associ.
aled with Co. / Of the 9th Infantry,
regular army, giving them an op-
portunity Of observing the most ap-
proved methods of the regulars on
all lines.
Major Fred Greene had charge Of
the first battalion of the second reg
iment, composed OF the companies
from Fayetteville, Springdale, Paris
and Harrison, and 1st Lieutenant
Freezing commanded the Harrison
company, which made the usual
good showing
In the absence Of the 2nd Regi-
nent Band, Lieut. Harry Newman
organized a band Of fifteen pieces
from members Of the different COM
panies, which met the requirements
Of the camp and was complimented
for its good music on the parades
and reviews,
No sickness or casualties rarrcd
the pleasure Of the cncampment.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Meeting Of Club Women.

The Commercial Club has appro-
D-iated $50 for the entertainment Of
the North Arkansas District Of the
Woman's Federation Of Clubs which
meets in Harrison in October, Both
local woman's clubs have set aside
an equal amount,
A feature Of the meeting will be a
lecture on home hygiene by Dr.. Car.
olvn Gicsel Prominent club women
from all parts Of the state are eH.
pected,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29

-Schweitzer. Pasture 5or Aog.
ust for 81,
Mayor George Frew aud wife
are visiting in Springfield, No,
w. A. Taylor is reported as do
ing reasonably well with a case Of
fever
Seed Rye for Sale. S125 per
bushcl E, B, Speer, Route 8, HaTr.
son Ark,
Give William Tyler a chance 10 d
your painting. Work Gpa1du;eedo
References given,
"A. I. Woodruff will exchange
any thing he has in new .aTnitarc
sr second hand goods,
- Some folks wouldn't give away
ten cents if they didn't cxpect a
dollars worth Of advertising
Boy wanted, Wiling worker
can learn bakery trade, sppIy
Central Grocery x Bakery.
-Affluence and influence are words
Of entirely different meanings, bnt
the second usually goes with the
hrst.
A father who is his boys hero
has only himself to blamelt 9s IS
superseded by the characters jn dime
novels,
Ideal home, ten lots, fg orchard,
Lavaca Bay front, Healih and pleas
uTe. Also good 20 acre farm cheap
4or cash or would take pdrt 70 Cooo
Harrison property, Address 7, .. Is
tes, Alamo Beach, Texas,
THE Joplin Business College
Dow is occupying one Of the tnest
new 6re.proof homes n The entire
southwest Young people wanting
first class business education,
should write now concerning e..
trance in September or October"
See A. L. Woodruff il yon nave
any repair work you want done on
furniture, as he viii ~ all times hay9
"a first class repair and cabinet ma9
employed, as well as a man 20 hnlsn
furniture that it may look ljEc new
Alllepair work will be Salledtof a1d
delivered when finished, a. Y,
Woodruff, \
James Frew, the infant son OF
Mr, and Mrs j. Bentley Frew, died
Monday after an illness Of several
weeks. Funeral services were held
at theresidence of j. B, Frew, BarlaI
in the Harrison cemetery
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Valley Springs School.

The Valley Springs School opens
an eight months term next Monday,
J. I, Curnutt will be Principal and
the faculty includes Loss Watkins,
Nrs Mary Potter and Mrs, Z, VI,
Vaugn. al wclrknown and capahIe
instructors The school building is
not only a c1mmodious snc, but
occupies the finest ste in all North
Arkansas,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Notice for Publication,

hetaimtht ui the ihttriug
Il. s. LanG once "a HpFr.suht hthahsati
August gg, 1914,
Notice it hereby given thst Nenhit J, curry.
formerly Mamie " CHrlyHn, ui Omaha, Ark,i
who uu October 2lrQ. 1911 mao, ,Homgsltb9
Entry krriHl No 0RNbh for W ~ rirl ~ bnu
" ~ ~ section " and east hBlf rlfl hA ntr'
zion u, township "A north. range 70 Wttl ON
principal meridian hHs filed notice ol inltn'
lion 10 meht three year. PROOF 10 etthbllsh
claim 10 tht land above described before the
frgisItf aRd receiver Hi Harrison, Arkansas,
pi inc itin Jay 0i October WA,
Claimant names Hn witnesses lfnnh hinnlui
n n Nlmpalht. o. a. Elmer hnO James nlru
y" " bHiGi u, npD0lNs, keRtlpf,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Notice for Publication.

UUVUTIWIWI OI ITI TTIITUT|
Z, S, Land ufcc gt Harrison, ArE
August iQlf,
Notice ., hereby given that lluyd (. Harris,
of WillcocEsun. ArE,Whu on january Z, 1913
n adc Homestead Entry No, tl0GS2 for sw ia
~ Sc l,{ and ~ Ia Of sw Ia, Section 20, town,
sn.p II north, range 20 west 5th principal
meridian, har Hlrd notice Of intention TO
max, COmmutRtion proof 20 establish claim TO
iHr land above described before the Res lstcr
and Receiver at Harrison, AM ON the 22nd
DAY Of September 1914
ClHIHaHt names as witnnssst l. p, ChcgN
tru. lUl ChtafhrO, Nelghhurr, r. J, Hclnltn
BRlCE 4, NUDGiNS, Register
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Notice for Publication.

tffI"'urH 4 tI 'ht In'tfIuI
t Bonn. NHt0 % I'HFtLUt tl.f
August 20, iNiA,
MuIDr IA uutlY given mat Thomas T.
Wood "A tfusItfiiy ArFu who on August 10,
iri WrGt homestead inirg No uNOt1 for ihr
rarl hbli ot the southeast quarter oi section
90. township 10 north range y west, blh
prIBr,ppl meridian Hpf Med notice VI lntfHf
lion a. make thpraYtHL uluuI iu ttNhl ih
claim ~ the land ruuVr dtlrnhr0, hri0fe me
ftriertf md receiver Hi HHffIfuM ARM ON
tHt tiH day ui October 1914
Clp.tHfHl Hamtt He Witnesses Tom Riddle.
spr|prI Acc Roberts !. Hot Hnd n. thOmH.
tuH. ul "A Property Ath......
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kind help and sympathy IN
the sickness and loss Of oor darling
baby, only those who have suffered
saeh a losscan understand bow mach
we appreciate the kindness and sym
pathy shown us.
Nr. and Mrs, ]. Bentley ffgw,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Union.

Quitc a lot Of sickness,
u. W. Dcerinc and Arvcl Barker
are the new typhoid patients.
Miss May EoAis on the sicl; list,
w. r Sparks is running bis cane
mill this week
Hillman Wooley is visiting friends
here
Mr., and Mrs. John McMahan of
Texas buried Mrs, McMahan' 5
mother at the Eof cemetery We'd.
ncs0ay.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior
. ilDt IH,t Al UbFpftUb AFN

NtNHTTWtnT " INI ThTVTIVT
L, s, Lane Ofcc VI Harrison hrh
August i5th 1914,
Notice IA rcfrby given that william J.
rrrWst,f. ui pindull, Arku who, on March IN
1903, made Homestead Entry Stritl, No OG30t
Tor SW i,[ 81 ia Sec, n q 6SW IA SW Ia
SW IA SEC, 20, Township 10 \, Range IN W,
ath priH Meridian, has fled BOtIce0l intention
60 make Five year proof, to establish claim
20 the eHovr described before Register and
Receiver, III Harrison, An, on the 2tih d6f
Of SEPT itit ClHiment nnmcp 90 Witnesses
zoe Mann. =. N, Daniels, RuWs purymGn,
Alfred HirmuTu an Uf pindNL All,
Hrlpr II, HulrInA, Register
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Notice for Publication

HFVUTIITTT Ut M ITTITVTI
L. S, Lane once at HrfFis0nt hrk
August 18th 1914
Notice a. hereby given that Joe Mann, Of
Iirdbll LrH who, On August 26th 1910, mHdt
uompti,uu luttry Serial No U73G3, tuI ~ IL
Wv l,tA Nj ia SW iA, Section ". Township
10 ~ Range ~ w. bih prln Mtrldlun, hHt
flied uOIItr oi Intention 10 make Three year
moot a. establish claim 10 the lard above
tes,fbrl ntiGrt Register and kotGiYef At
gBfflfpH Arkansas, on the 2tih day Of SEPT
itia tlb.nfHi hrmrt 90 Witnessed W. 7,
HrWpti,u T. N. Daniels. kuhi ptftywHn,
Alfred HHmiruHU pll ~ tind.lL Arh
Ifl.r 4. Nutl.nt Register
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Warning Order

SlaII u NTHIHNUN,
In me Boone Chanccry Court Sthtomhcr
Term 1870, ,..,,
Peoples Bank Of Harrison IldnuN
W. Warning Order
George 7, Meyer and Nav Meyer, Ms wife,
are hereby warned 60 appear 10 this court
within thirty days and answer the complaint
Of, ,hc plalnth. Peoples Bank Of Harrison,
G'ycr under my hGnd and the seal OF said
court On ,f', the I2th day a. August lNlA
MARVIN HhTHCOAT Clerk
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Base Ball.

The second Of the two games be.
tween Seligman and the NJ, " n, A.,
N1BarRs will be played this after
noon at Hopper's Park oar Base
Ball enthusiasts are much interested
IA tht series,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Christian Church.

The subject for sunday morning
is Salvation and the Church and
ioT evening is The Unsinkablc
Shjp." F. NJ, CUMMINGS,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Christian ChuTc h.

The subject Tor the sanIdy 10 lIn'
iBr sermon is THE Fellowship oitbt
enlightened, y and for evening 'Glod
and God, 7, NJ, CUMMINGS
The Harrison times., 1914-08-29
Young Men Wanted.

For Railway mail clerks and posi-.
tions in Washington D, I, for both
men and women az 5000 70 start,
Harrison Cont College,