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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-26
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Der ,,&ele6rfe I'M Saftan".

Gs pirb nur Denigen bstdRnt iein,
baB uuter ben bitIeH 9flsbrtsn urb Gor'
i@eru, bic l5 bss DofIpoIltns unb bsr
GreuubIdnft Qlerdnbsr b. 5umboIofs
riibmsn burften, ii9 aun Gin ,9tlsbrter
Inn aaftan' aus RnHii4s poltu befano.
Differ austrlelas mar gbdim Stlie
Slonimsii, Elm gsfpiegter MntbemniIisr
uno QTtronom, btiTsn TaaptHmfhnftli.
den Qrbeitsn bic 0eIebrteH RuBlanb's pis
DsuiIhIauo's Cob unb ansrtsnnung 5oqs
ten. SIN Sabre 1874 fam Slonimsst mad
Berlin, i'm bier cine feiner phpIialiiaeH
@%rfiubungen gu berperthen. Sn bsr preus
| biIdsn 6aupifabt mar Is inn berg0nnt,
nit BEN uambaftsltsn bsuiInsn Gorihern
aaf BEN @ebiste Der Watbtmatif unb
qironpmie, tpie 9eFsl, Grtle, enls, Sbes
Ter, Sdeobi, petTSHlid kiannt 5a iptr'
ben. Sbtler mn6te tbn NIT Qleranber p.
6umb0iot b%etdnnt, uub bitGer fanb an
Dem administration poIniIajibifheR @es
lbrItn auBereroentlid @tfallsn 81
sei6neit Ton balb burn fsin ~beionbsrss
0cbliDolln aus: Slonimsti eurFts otter
iein 6aus befa4sn unb ibm feline 6ors
i6ungssrgsbniHe mitthetler. DieIs Bss
tnnntIhaFt 5dhltt Sfouimsti gu ben fhons
fen grrungtnf6dItsH leines aebtns, uno
sr mar Dem SdidTaI o%antbdr, 6as ibn nit
benz Rector Der 9aturfpiH sni4aftsn gus
Iammenfibrts.
Don bisism 9anlgtfibl lest Elm. in Be-
brdifdr Gprads absefaBis Gdrift @IOs
nimsEiis: .4ltrdHber b. 9nm6olbt. Cine
biograpbif9e GfiJ5s. Dem Qeitor bes
BtTens eeipiomet au ieinem S8. @sbnrtss
tage BON g. GIoHimgti4 (8srIin 1850,
btrtbtes 3eugHis ab. 9ds Bud ntbdlt
cine ausfibrli6t atbensbeIdreibuns
Sumbolbts, iOtuis cine einesbenbs Be-
Iprehunq Der BON ibm In ftdn86ffHer
unb oeutfber GprdGe erf6isnsnsn merss.
Wlit mel6sm 9eifda bds griaeiaen per
6umbolbt > Geographic bonn bsbrdii9en
atlepubIitlm %auFsnommea ipnros. be-
peift Der llmiianb, bab ft btsi anflaeen
srlebte mas hi bsbrdil9sn Biihern,
sumal B%ioardpbitn, Ietttn porIommt. @a
has Nprtport III bitifr bicsrnphiIhen
Giis5e In flr5en llmriHsn cine ehdrnttss
rift btr qeriSnli6teit 6ambpIofs ents
ptrFt, 70 moge "a bier IN elmer mOsIibft
pprtastrsuen liexriraguns lpiebergeeeben
lein. Glonimsii fdrsibt: Die qsbenss
IhidIale biefes b%erporraeenbsn Wannss
Fnb nit bet GntDidImgsssTdidts Der
WiHmfdafien bic fid In ben lssteu 10
Sabrfn berbrtiteisn, eng psrtuipft; GIl bic
@ertq ano leiitnngsn, bic bieIer @roBe
ndhrtnb Ieines gan8en gsbsns NIT Miihe
anb GlsiB Dollbra6te, fiHb init ben usuez
fen Gorifnritlsh Der Acknowledgement
rerfpDbxn unb psE5peiat. llnb no lit ber
T2dnH ber al bsn pforita BET Msisbtii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-26
e0arles 9idens ans feline a4sea.

gbarles 9idens mar elm GROCER 3bitEs
frsunb. Gsin ouagsIprohener aishIinp
mar cine psibt Rage, bic Ct WitbtImiud
g%snannt bate. @ilbelminas Qnfsnlhait
mar fir astp0hnIih bic Rii6e; ais ft SIR
fibite, bdb ibr Elm frtubiess 5amtfitners
tignis bsboritsbe, TiebeIte fs tiir5 sHifnlefs
fen in 8idens' Stubitrilube iiber, ipp Ne
flint iansen adbdtn bas aebsR ihenGif.
Die 56ieraeH purben natiirIih binanss
eebrddt - @ilhslmina brahte he isboA
suriid. absrmals irug man Tt fort; ba
fnleiftt Dilbslmind ie pieosrum ber6si
unb Isgte ft NIT berebttn Misnsn III
Duben hires am Shrsibtifh fbsHbsn
6errn nisbtr. 9isfer &lage zines Mlilts
tfrherssns ionnte Der 9iater nidt ipihers
febsH. Or bsfabt, bic a1Bhm i'm Gtus
hier8immer 3u beIaHsH, mo Wuitsr une
aiHber fa nIsbann bduslih einridttltn.
Die iunaen 5bier6en ilettsrien BE Btus
Iterborhdnge hinauE fprangn auf ben
S6tibtifd, fpisItsn @sritedsn In ben 9as
herrsgaleu - turs, "a mar bas reinitt
sSAsn. Ghlieblih purbe es Dideus dber
bod gu bel, unb bic iunaen aabsn fpars
ben psggeIhentt Biz auf cine, bic stuur
taub mar, absr an 8idens IolGt anbGnas
liatsit 3sists, bab Re ibm duf S8riit unb
sriit foIgte. sic bi,b I'm 6auis ,ges
Shelters adbt" unb gsHoB bas gribiIrs
gium, aud fsrnsr i'm Gtubisr3immr ipOb,
nsn gu birftn, ipdbrenb @iIbeImind i9rtn
hdusliasn qfIi6ten fpisber in Der Ride
cblas.
.9ss MtiFsrs aabt" pflegie auF cine:
Ode bes G9sibtifdes Su Tibeu, tpGbrsub
3idens nrbeitstt. Ginss 2benhs, ais bu
8ihtsr mitetn i'm bsiten @hrsibsn mar,
perIoi6 pl6bli9 bic aerSt. Gr 8unbae Ie
tpisbsr an nno btnubte bic ~snlfdnesnf
pduIe, Wtie3e sin penig Al freideIn. eht
tr an feline arbsit 5uradoins. ~ FAM
ibm isbod 10 Dor, ais pb bic adtt i'm
boripurIsboI anblidte. Dlit tinsm Mals
lpuFbe ts pitbtr bunttI 80 uno Gidtns
fab nod eerabs. pit bic aabt pcrT1iia
nit Der 4foie bas 2idt ausIoIh!e. Sin
Ieiiss WidutH nnb Ghnurrsn btrrieib,
mas NJ tpiini6te: IL polte, Der Meinsr
fcue aufbOrsn gu IAreiben rnb Ia nit LOT
bsfdafiigsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-26

@ianb bdf tIonb, Mdb6n tn bn GA
epI nHb Isesf bos Glfid5ua anf btr
anriditiild. Damn Habm Ne tn aorb0
dtn NIT gtllden BON 3iIh unb slnf
namll lanafam nan Der 1bilt. gssdI
ihduiflis baA aDrbfen. Jsbi fam If b
ms porbti. 0nttl 0ltmtus iah hindn.
%, @tiIdm2- laalf e. .bdtf Id sir
iptnia odran rithsu, 5rauItR2'
9as W}dbdsu Idatlis unb BOB Nr
aorb.
so - Id bdnit Sbnen," laait Cntti
Clemens. nub bos Mdbhsn eiHs s5strHs
pditr.
s@tibi Ou,s Iaslt IT ~ Batter, .ki ml
IN Amtriid Hnb bic 8eilhtn I6on audi ID
I40a. aba Fg ritam hidl 49, ntIa, naa.
oos 10 teiut pOtiif6s limIdrdbune. ibl
icHHt itbm 8oianiter frasn - Fs ritda
ririlih Hihi.-
Sect mahis bic 3it~bbarmonila oriiber
Gin paar fhihitrHs 9Snf.
aRihi ~ laut. SUPP" Tiherie fem
Gadbar, rionF fhrsibt bid btr gdbnppIi,
Jih auf ptatn Rnb,fioruna.-
Die lhiiatsrnsn 9Sns Der 6drmouito
rrrben nod ihpddsr. DaFir Tebts abr
cine iitfs, tnOrriat Giimmt sebdmpft elm;
Bort no Der Nlarier rfdt bas Gtien.
"a hui bic 0lniifr mid aeuitgi.s
pDns WtiifaltHliee, Clemens iaats
9aitr balblaui. CnitI Clemens Iugtc
nihts. 81 nidte nnr.
een hbrrm 1fis BE 1anaen iifhu.
I'm i1blen 1bal bic eefraeH afbH..
GHkl Gltutns mar dnfptItanbtu.
Seine etobs 9rnFt fhisn 40 arbeitsn. CT
i6auit uns nHFher an:
Bel uns In Qmsrita ttnni man bieir
lanagn, lpitgtnbtn 9Gnt niht, oa qtbt ales
nod BEN Yaatts Doodle" laatt sr ees
ituine unO iadute 81 ben 8tr9Isuten
binibsr.
gttpas boltr tam Is bon bort btriiber:
ilHb uuire Srnucr, nHirf Blhbden.
nit 1naeu blnn Dle 6iuimelearunb.
ets iginnfn Mot pie eiebesidbnen
BAN Snerte ftr hie m1bac EtnHb...
Da belt es ben OHieI Clemens niht
ntbr ldHssr. Gin panr Gdrittt mar sr
steen bic gerslsute 5uessangn. Sn Der
glittf bss tlfinsn @orieTadIs iidnb tr iebt.
Ter foblsnFIimmsrnoe eiatfrsif Itria an
i'm hsrunt,r. Dit Qrms bob sr feierlih
uno pisbtrboIts lout nit elmer @timms,
SoB ss br0hnts:
sie fsiHncn ui6i bic aiebesldb6en
Sun Sherse iEr bic mlbae SiuHb..
9ie 8srgleuie hhtltsn niht. Ipnosrn
iobtH i'm nur eerabcaus an. LIMB 5ubtrs
idtiidsr bsslsiistt oas rsbmitbis. Sns
iirUment.
Sect mar bic 5biir hiHttr Dutsl Gle
mems Riiden ~nuFasqnnaen.
DIR 9~uhnpoli5if fam h,rsin. Batter
mar gang esfdpiHe aufetftnnbsn nit BEN
GsTbbeuttI in Der 6anb. Ct madEe BEN
pcIisiiien bsihn5renbe 3tihen.
.9f. i'd GABLE oII.s, aIts - nur trTt
fertiqiiHatn - fertisFnesn luF.n - Bite
bite"
linfaIiFie itonb Der goli5if bd. Das
5rdulsiH am GnnnttiI9 nidie ibm beeiis
81. 9as Wdbhtn nit BEN @siIs
4tnt0rbhtn tbdi btseleidsn.
limb nun srhob Onftl Clemens feline
brsits Gtimme 70 bod tr tonnie:
Bort ms, no meiHe @ieae fnne,
@ott aribe DID. MeifdIenIanbi
1nb bdnn ipieberbplie er Is nodnaI:
Cert ire iue mtine &siene ifaHb,
Goif critic ei6, &effnlenlanbl
llno baHn Elm brities Mdl. itHh itbt
icfsrten ihm bic bsueH 9brdntn aber bas
Ools gsfiht unb sti6nettn apsi sIGHssnes
bon ben augtn mad Dem Munb.
3pei pstfdlihe 5urdeH. tsins amsritns
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-26

Sin btr Graassa9eii IcG hss N.as
fhen nabreS MeisH sum Noridsm tom,
men. Sn ber MisDereabe bss gladisn
~rfEtntart Eb F9trlim baa zines MoIsss.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
The Men Behind the Plow.

The eleventh annual meeting OF
the National Farmers Union was in
session for three days at Fort Worth
last week. The delegates attending
the meeting came from more than
two-thirds of the States in the Union
and every branch Of Agricultural
endeavor was represented, The
wheat farmer from the north
west, tine corn farmer from the
middle west, the tobacco farmer
from the Virginias and the cotton
farmers from the sunny south all
held counsel together and were
united il their effort to solve the
grave problem which now conironts
the American farmer Coming as
they did, direct from the soil, with
their hands brown from exposure
and their minds attuned 20 theneeds
of the hour, there was no chance for
dissention among their ranks and
there was complete harmony and
unity Of thought and action, such as
benefit the class which feeds and
clothes the world,
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
The New Wet and Dry Lineup

As a result of the November
elections there are now fourteen
states in the dry column. They are
Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Kansas
Maine, Mississippi, North Dakota,
Oklahoma Oregon, Tennessee,
Virginia, Washington and West
Virginia. There remain Is states in
which half the population live in So
called no,license territory. They are
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Idaho,
Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana
Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hamp'
shire, South Carolina, South
Dakota, Texas and Veomont.
There remain eleven states in
which rs per cent of the population
lives in no-license territory, They
are California Delaware, Illinois,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan
Missouri, Ohio, Utah, Wisconsin
and Wyoming. At different times
in the past, 90 states have adopted
the policy-of prohibition. All but
nine for one reason or another,
abandoned it for local option or
control by license.
California and Ohio, out of the
six states in which statewide pro-
hibition amendments were voted on
this fall, elected to remain in the wet
column. In Ohio the new amend
ment to the constitution practically
places the state in the wet column
forever, as it provides no new liquor
legislation shall be introduced into
the legislature. The present laws,
however, are very strict and are
carried out 70 the letter, The new
amendment does not prohibit the
holding of wet and dry elections in
communities, under the laws that
are at present in force The states
that have voted dry during the year
are Arizona, Colorado, Oregon,
Washington, and Virginia.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Special c Commissioner Sale.

Notice is hcrrby given that |, c. f, Wilson,
special commissioner Of the Chancery court
In and for Boone county, Arkansas, by virtue
Of Judgment and decree Of said court, rem
dered on the 18th day Of September 1914, in a
certain cause therein pending, wherein, The
New England Securities Co. was plaintiff and
c. V. Cox ct al were defendants, Will between
the hours Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
three o'clock in the afternoon, on the 7th day
Of November 1914 at the south door OF the
county court house In the town OF Harrison,
Boone county, Arkansas, offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at public OutCry, on credit
Of three months, the following described
lands in Boone county, Arkansas to'wiG
The south half Of the southeast quarter and
that part Of the east half Of the southwest
quarter described as follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner OF the
southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
running thence west on the section line to
the edge Of the blutT, thencc north following
northeast corner Of the northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter, thence south one
half mile 10 the place Of beginning OF sec
tion hftecn and the north hall Of the
northeast quarter Of section 22, also the west
half OF the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the west half Of the northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section IA,
all in township rs north OF range 2l west
containing 2i0 acres more or less,
This sale Will be made 20 satisfy a iudg'
mont for the sum OF one thousand, ninety
three and ten one hundredths dollars
lSi093l0) with interest from this date ut the
rate Of Percent and all the costs OF TINS
cause.
The purchaser at said sale win be required
TO give note with approved security ana z
lien win be retained on the said lands until
the purchase price is paid In full,
Given under my hand this the hi!h Day OF
October 1914, c, T., WILSON,
Special Commissioner in Chonccry,
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that I, Marvin Hath.
cont, commissioner Of the chnntcry court
within and for Boone County, Arkansas by
virtue Of o Judgment 0nd decree OF the hald hald
1914, In the case Of the Peoples Bank OF llm,
rs0n plHintiIi, against George 7, Myer and
May Myor, his wife, lcicndNnla, VIII, on the
3iat day OF October 1914, between the hours
Of ten Oelock u, m, Ond three o'clock y, no
months TO the highest bidder, at public out
cry, nj the south door Of the county court
house, In the city Of Harrison, IN Boone
county, Arkansas, the following described
real estate situate In boone county, Athahsas,
toWiti
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section 20, IN township twenty
north OF range nineteen vest the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter ol sptNon
twentynlnr, IN township twenty norih OF
range nineteen west except twenty acres
described as follows
BegInnlng at the southeast corner of said
forty, thence north B5 ana l'5 rods, thence
west 90 rods, thence south B3 and lsa yards
thence east 90 rods to the place Of btgihhlhgl
and the northwest quarter 0i the hortheaBl
quarter OF section w township 70 norlh o.
range ~ west, except Ave acres IN the south.
west corner, sixty rods east ana west by ~
and 0'l2 rods north and south,
said sale viii be made 20 satisfy \ Judgment
In said court IN favor Of the plaintiff, Peoples
Bank of Harrison for the sum QI two hundred
nflysane and ten 0neshundfpdhs dollars with
ten percent interest from date oi Judgment,
with all the costs Of suit,
The purchaser Ot said land VIII be required
10 give note with approved security bearing
ten Der cent interest ana lien VIII DO ft'
laned on said lands tlll the purchase money
IA paid,
diyeh under my hand this the 5lh day, Of
October iAil, MARVIN HAfHt0Af,
Commissioner In ChhhterS,
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

TnE average Frenchmon is to-day
a smaller and weaker creature
shorter and less in weight because
Of the rayages of the Napoleonie and
Prussian Wars, which killed and
maimed the healthiest and lustiest
men of the nation, leaving the
undersized and unfit TO become the
fathers OF the next generation. To-.
day we see Europe torn by n
stupendous War beside which
Waterloo and Sedan are dwarled; in
which vastly more thousands Of the
of French, English, Gcsmon, Austria,
Russian and Belgian manhood are
being wIthered by shot and shell
than ever suecumbed in the
Napoleonic or any other wars. For
the greatest purpose of the human
race, the propagation of children,
there are left the men not physically
iit 20 march and hght-the under
sized and defective,
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Progressive Praise of President.

In his speech in Kansas City Kans,,
opening the State campaign for the
Progressives, Henry J Allen declared
for the new rule in county and State
affairs, defended President Wilson S
administration in its MeXican and
other policies, and declared that the
new spirit in politics called for the
elimination of politics from localand
State Offices.
THE only argument that is made
for the amalgamation of the Pro-
gressive and Republican parties is
that united 1--WE can whip the Dem
ocrats." That has been the aim OF
all our political activities as far
back as ! can remember, That is
the reason we have so much slow
progress in the development OF
government. Has it occurred to
you that possibly the Democrats do
not deserve to be whipped II
Wilson carries out his program and
succeeds in doing what everyone
comedies that he is trying to do,
possibly the American people will
demand his reelection, and why
shouldn't they? That is the new
idea, is the new spirit in politics.
Let us get the vision of the govern
ment, rather than the party.
The people must first get possession
of the government and then
administer it for the people who live
under it and who pay the costs of
the administration, We can neither
reduce taxes nor promote the pubic
welfare upon a platform of whip.
ping the Democrats. kansas City
Star.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Ability, Not Quantity, Pays in
Farminu.

No farmer gets rich by the guam
tity of production, 1t is the price he
gets Tor his products and economy
and business judgment displayed in
management that makes the farmer
wealthy, We cannot pass o law
that will increase the price OF pro-
duets or reduce the cost of plowing
the land and marketing the crop,
We must depend upon factories and
transportation facilities for market,
ing our products and upon improved
mechanical appliances and the busl'
ness ability OF the farmer to reduce
the cost of production, and TO more
intelhgently market his products,
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Special Commissioners Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that |, c, T., Wilson,
special commissioner OF the ehOncery court
In and for Boone county Arkansas, by virtue
OF d Judgment and decree OF said court, rem
dered on the 10Th day of September 1914, IN a
certain cause therein pending wherein the
New England Securities Co, was plaintiff and
W, j, Tye and Mrs, w, j, Tye were defendants
viii between the hours Of ten o'clock In the
forenoon and three o'clock In the piterooon,
on the 7th day Of November 1914, ut the south
door OF the county court house, In the town
Of Harrison, Boone county Arkansas, oher
for sale to the highest bidder, at public out
cry, on credit OF three months, the follow
Ing described lands In Boone county Arkan'
sas, tO.wlt
All Of the southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter and the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section Ia, township 10,
north OF range 2l west,
This sale Will be made 10 satisfy q iudg'
ment for the sum Of three hundred forty
three and hfty one hundredths dollars, with
interest from this date at the rate Of . percent
and all costs OF this foreclosure
The purchaser at said sale VIII be REQUIRED
to give u note with approved security, and =
lien will be retained on the said lands until
the purchase price IN paid IN inll
Given under my hand this 6lh dp& Of 0Glo'
ber 1914, G, T., WILSON,
Special Commissioner In Ghaneery,
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Notice for Public alton

Department Of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Harrison, Ark,
Notice is hereby given that Samuel Reed, OF
Pindall, Ark, who, on Nov 2Sth, 1911, made
Homestead Entry No. 09l54 for the northwest
fractional quarterisection lS, township l6
north range l8 west, and additional home
stead entry No. 01l745 north half southwest
fractional quarter section IS, township l6
north, range IS west and east half southeast
quarter section l3, township 16 north, range
l9 west, 5th principal meridian made Decem'
Der 10th, 1913, has filed notice of intention to
make three year proof to establish claim TO
the land above described before the register
and receiver of the United States land office
at Harrison, Ark, on the l4th day of Decem-
ber 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses Kirk Robin.
son, Riley Speers. James Hoover, Charles
FOurtner all Of Pindall, Ark.
BRICE b. HUDGINS, Register.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Notice for Publication.

U, 4, Land once al ilarisoR, AIhpnsaH
Department OF the Interior
November ~, 1914,
Notice is hereby given that Monroe Dillon,
a Harrison, AFhu X, r. Ia who on August
gB, 1909 made Homestead Entry No. OBBs3 Tor
the west half of the northwest quarter Of sec.
tlon 20, township " north, range n west, bth
meridian, has lllrd notice Of lnlen'
lion 10 make three year proof 10 eHtHbllhh
claim 10 the land above described before the
Land once Al Harrison, Afku on the 2jrd day
Of December 1914
Claimant names as witnesses Frank j.,
Hhhdd0F, Claude Greer, VIII PAU, Jim Btlh'
nett ali OF Harrison, Arb
hRlcE n, nUD0iNs, Register
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

THAT President Wilson will pro
badly not actively seek a second
term is indicated by the intimation
recently given New Jersey democrats
not to start a second.term boom,
but it is believed by many democrats
both in and out Of Congress that the
President will be urged for renomi-
nation by an almost unanimou
marty.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

Judge John |, Worthington will
deliver lay sermon at the NJ, E,
Church next Sunday night,
Military observers agree that the
war has entered q crucial stage and
that the next week may mark a
turn in events
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

THE national committee Of the
Republican party has announced
that the proposed rule that appor.
tions delegates to the national con.
yention on Republican votes cast,
instead Of on population, has been
assented to by the requisite number
of state conventions, The new rule
will reduce the representation Of the
Southern States in Republican con.
yentions by about eighty votes,
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Warning Order.

In the Boone Chancery Court, September
Term 1914.
Clarsnce Harper Plaintiff
VS.
Maude Harper Defendant.
The defendant Maude Harper, is warned to
appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Clar-
enCe Harper
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court October rs, 1914,
MARVIN HATHCOAT, Clerk,
By c. +, WILSON, d. c.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

AFLooD ofgold will go over the
country in the next two weeks,
The gigantic federal reserve bank
system will open Nov, Is, and with
twelve reserve banks thrown open
more than $400, 100000, Secretary
McAdoo says, will be released from
the mints and made available to the
country's bankers.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.

Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Harrison, Ark
October 10, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Matte +. Beale
formerly Matte L. Witherill, of Compton,
Ark, who on December l9, 1910 made Home
stead Entry Serial No. 07747 for west half of
the south east quarter Of the south east
quarter of the south east quarter dissection
twenty-five, southwest quarter of the south
west quarter Of section 33, township II north,
range 20 west, fifth principal merinian, has
filed notice OF intention to make three year
proof to establish claim to the land above
described before the register and receiver at
Harrison, Ark, on the 10th day Of November,
1914.
Claimant names as witnesses W, F. Burge,
S. 7, Carter, Ralph Carter, and j. W, Kelley,
all Of Compton, Ark
BRICE b. HUDGINS, Register.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

Mrs. Grace B. Willis, a former
Harrison school teacher, and wife of
a Methodist minister who died here,
was elected County Superintent Of
Chase county, Kansas, in the recent
election. She ran on the Republican
ticket
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

THE United States in five years
will lead all countries in trade with
Latin-American countries if business
men and manufacturers respond to
immediate po ssibilities in trade ex-
tension-and they are responding
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

Miss Della Beene, of this city,
and Mona Wiliiford, Of Bellefonte,
have been appointed members of the
county text book board by State
Superintendent George B. Cook.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

THE idea Of crushing out nation
alities has done snch immense harm
that it is losing its vogue even in
eastern Europe, The Romans and
lately the British, idea people of
different race, religion and tradition
living each under its own laws and
government, but all under ocommon
flag, seems to be spreading.
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14
To Buy Horses and Mules.

! will be at Everton Friday Nov,
Goth and Harrison Saturday the
21st to buy blocky full.aged horses
and mules, from ~ to l6 hands
high, Henry KOiman, st, Louis,
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

GEo. NJ. Galloway, the horse buy-'
er, was here Saturday buying caval-
ry horses for the European armies.
lie occurred % head for which he
paid prices ranging from $40 to
$40
The Harrison times., 1914-11-14

PRosEcuTING ATTORNEY ], F,
Koone has appointed W. p Smith,
Of the law hrm of Smith & Watkins,
as deputy for Boone county. Mr.
Smith has held this position during
the past year under Prosecuting At
torney Seawell.