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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-01
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-01

JUST ARRIVED, FRENCH AND DUTCH BULBS JOHN RECK & SON.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Harrison's Growth Greatest

In the recent re'adiustment Of sal
aries Of Arkansas postmastefs but
eleven Of the Offices of the state re-.
~eeiyed an increase and Of this
number Harrison received the great.
est inerease--irom 81 300 90 s2 400,
Az these changes are based on the
business of the office this means that
Harrison he's grown more than any
other town or city of the state
Forty seven postmasters IN as
many cities had their salaries de-
creased, effective July /, The largest
Of these cities was Fort Smith, IN
which salary was reduced lfom
S9,400 90 $4,000 a year Post
masters salary at Bureko Springs
was reduced from W 400 60 $4,000,
The postoiliee az Ola was reduced TO
fourth class Office and the salary
OF 81 400 discontinued,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Watch Your Wife.
Keep your eve on your wife.

Keep your eye on your wife.
Not to keep some other man from
stealing her-for wives worth hav-
ing are not stealable,
But keep her contented, for that
will help you to keep cheerful
And to keep her cheerful, for that
will keep her pretty. To keep her
pretty is to help yourself keep your
eyes off other women, a very nee
essary thing for married man if he
would be happy.
Keep in mind the girl you led to
the alter-for your wife is that girl,
just as good, Just as lovable, just as
honest Keep in mind also that
you were ready to do almost any.
thing to get her-and so you are
reminded that it is up to You TO
make some little sacrifice in order to
keep her.
lust keep your eye on your wife
and do your share toward making
a success OF your greatest business
undertaking-the business of being a
happy married man.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
SuIIivan.Price.

Hcrschel Edwin sullivan and Miss
Madrid Allene Price were married
at six o'clock last evening at the
residence Of the brides parents, in
Porum, Oklahoma, The groom is
The son Of MIR and Mrs, w. $
Sullivan, Of this city, and was
formerly student in the University,
lie is well connected in business az
porum, The bride is the daughter
of Joseph L, Price, Editor OF the
Porum Oklahoma Journal, and is
one of the most popular Of Forums
young ladies The young couple
have arrived for a short visit 30 the
gfoom's parents, After visiting
other relatives in Missouri they will
return to porum in which city they
will reside, - Fayetteville Democrat
Hersehel is IN old Boone county
boy, having been reared to omanbood
here, He finished the high school
at Bellelonte before entering the
u. Of A. lie was numbered among
this countys successful teachers,
and held other positions Of trust
Hearty congratulations are extend
ed 20 him and his bride,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

FIFTY years ago the victorious
Union armies, fresh from the battle
fields of the Civil War and the sur.
render at AppomatoX marched
down Pennsylvania avenue in Wash
ington, This thrilling pageant of
National interest, will be reproduced
as far as possible during the forty.
ninth annual encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, which
will be held in Washington Septem'
her 81, October 3, Because OF the
increasing death rate and the feeble.
ness of the survivors Of the great
war il is probable that the Grand
Army will never again hold q great
encampment after the Washington
event,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
An Editors Commission.

Says the Litchheld CIl) News.
Herald, Not long ago a man came
into this office and stopped his pa.
per because he said it was always
printing a lot IF things about the
same people, and he said he was sick
of it. Now when something goes
wrong with the country the govern
ment appoints a commission 10 in
vestigatc and find out what is the
matter and the frst thing a COM
mission investigates is the man who
made the holler, to see if the holler
was a reasonable holler. So we ap-
pointed a commission consisting Of
ourselves to inveetigate this man.
We Just followed the mans career
ever since we knew him, The first
thing that happened to that man
was that he was born, but be had
nothing to do with it. However,
we mentioned him, although his
parents were entitled to the credit
When he was in his early twenties he
got married, We mentioned that,
including the name of the bride, the
preacher, etc; in fact, we mentioned
everything but the preachers fee,
which was not worth mentioning,
We never mentioned the fact that he
never won any premiums at the
county fair, because he never exbib.
tied anything, We never mentioned
his name in the list of committees,
because he never attended anything
We never mentioned his name in the
list of donors, because he meyer do
mated as much as a doughnut We
certainly have been treating this
man shamelully but we will agree
to run a nice obituary when the
time comes,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

WE read this week Of young
woman who had such love for a
worthless rascal that she married
him a short time after he had been
sentenced to the penitentiary for a
crime. He must serve fifteen years
in the pen, but the girl is going to be
loyal to him through it all. She will
rent a cottage near the penitentiary
and wait until he serves his term or
is pardoned, The question is what
would a woman like that do for a
good man who is really worthy Of
her.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Problems Of Local Geography
Many Things our Business Men Should
Know Concerning Boone County Lands

What do we advertise our coming
map Of Boone county for; Why
for the simple purpose of arousing
interest in that map, Does the ad,
yertising answer the purpose for
which it is intended II certainly
does Just that We have had inquif.
les already from as far north as Hi
nois and from quite a bit further
south in Arkansas than Boone
county lies,
We will have more inquiries be,
fore the map is ont
These people know the value Of
maps Some Of them own land here
Some OF them own no land what.
eyer-but they are interested in the
county They believe it TO bafbof
certain possibilities They want to
know for sure about it, and so where
do they go 20 find outj Why they
go 20 the MAP OF course
Sensible men They know that
somebody having something 10 sell
might over rate that something
But they know that the MAP tells
the truth II can't do anything
else,
IL tells about the elevation, about
the proximity OF railroad, of public
road, OF educational facilities, of
churches, Of post Office, And 1t
tells where that land actually lies
that perhaps somebody else has
told them about and would be glad
90 sell them, You know that If
prospective purchasers always con-
suited good Map they wouldn't
buy building lots out in the middle
OF a stream, nor Invest their sayings
in orange plantations situated right
spang 10 the comfortable, damp een'
ter of swamp Had you thought
Of th6t} Wise investors think oft.
We haven't any property like that
offered for sale IN Boone county
We know that Plenty OF good
land, lots of good land, nice live
little towns the right places for new
eomefs to locate, that's right
Well, the way to prove it TO pros.
peetiye investors is TO place before
their eyes the exact facts at an eye
glanee-sbow them the MAP
The Tansey Map Of Boone county
will be out Ia shorftime,
g H. ThDsey n Co., Che REAL MAP
MAKERS ofthe State of Arkansas
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Notice In Bankruptcy,

IN The District Court OF the United States,
vision.
In he matter Of martin Br6s Charles u, Mar
lin and Charles y. Martin, Bankrupt No,
NJ in Bankruptcy
NOTICE ON PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
Notice Ia hereby given that the said Martin
nfoRn Charles w. Martin Charles y Martin,
bankrupt, have flied application for q dis
charge In bankruptcy, ana that Il has been
ordered by The court that hearing ht ned
unan eRid duplication before snid court on the
ION day Of huguer, ipit, M HARRISON m SAID
district nt 10 0'cl0oh IN The forenoon vi whlrh
hearing all ufudiiurn ana other persona IN IN
lerehi may anneaf ana BhOw cause, II any they
have why The prayer ~ shld petitioners
should not be Rlenledi ..,.,..,. ,,
Attest WMl Ia WELLeHEAR CLERK
ny iRkAt efAfLEtdk Deputy Ciefhi
Harrison, Atku juit :, 1916
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Notice Of Commissioners Sale,

Notice IN hurcby given that T. Marvin nalh.
coat, Commissioner Oi the boone Chpnetfy
Court, within and Tor n0Onr County Arhpn.
eaa hS virtue VI a Judgment and decree Of
nhid Count made and rendered on the l7lh
day VI May 1910, IN q certain cause therein
pending, wherein Mrs, w. ! letm was plain.
tin and Louis 4 kYrH wHe defendant, Will ON
the 10TH day Ol iulE lNlb, between the hQutt
of ten o'uluth IN the forenoon ana three pcluuh
ln the afternoon, plier iur Hulr M public yen.
due, uu u credit Ot three WOnlhH, 10 the hlph.
oHt bidder az the South door " the County
Court House ia The CITY W Harrison, h0ght
County Arkansas, The following described
real estate, i6.WiU The Northwest Quarter 0t
the Southwest Quarter " Section Two tR1
Twb Eighteen tiBl North oG Range Twenty
tgOl West except one and Unehali acres IN the
Southwest Corner OF said furtY-all Of said
lands being In Boone County, Arknneas, said
sale viii be- mudt 10 butiHiy a Judgment IN
favor Oi MfH, k. ~ luom against Louis 4,
Kvflt for The Hum 0t Three Hundred twenty
one aud 100 Ddlbff with per cent inter
usi thereon from the lflh day Of May iplb
uniii paid, together Win oil costa on This sut,
fnf which said sum lien WHs by the C0utl de-
olhfed ON The above duHpfihed real estate,
The purchaser M Ahd sale VIII hp required
10 rive note with nuufoyed security, hentlnn
lnltlenl Ht the rate Of per cent, and 4 llen
viii be- retained on said above deecf lbed lands
till lhe full puft hase nllye " naldi
Given under ny hand lhis ipll dnE " June
1915, MARVIN hAfHUuAt
Commissioner IN Uhhhreft,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

A CORRESPONDENT from Zinc, in
the north part Of this county, says
the miners are not the only ones
who are making money in this camp
from the high price Of ore. A good
many youngsters are scraping free
ore from the old dumps and are
making more than spending money
by their operations, The ore they
are getting is in very small pieces
but they work diligently and a half
dozen frequently get couple Of hun.
dred pounds in day, which they
sell to the local buyer for two cents
per pound,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Notice for Publication.
Department of the interior
lf A. Land once al Harrison,

Department nt the lhirtiur
u. a Land once at Harrison, Arh
july 7th l0lB,
Notice 10 hereby given that Albeit |, Moore
Oi rlnualh Ark,, who, on July IN 1908 made
Homestead entry No, 0ilB, for SW fractional
I'D and Nlta AE Ia See, 4, Range ~ 4 SO ia,
See I, Township 10 north, Range 10 West,
tth Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of in
iehii0n 10 make ilve year roof, 10 establish
claim 10 the land above deS rib d. before the
Register ana Receiver W !td States Land
Augunt 1915, Claimant namyp ~ vltnrsscsl
John ChfiHtS i, H. Potts, Alya o, Roper
W, 4, ufcenhhw, Hll Of plndall, Afh,
BRlCf II, luDdlkS,
Register,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

AT the recent term of Benton
Circuit Court Frank Capps pleaded
guilty to the murder Of Fred Crocker,
crime committed twenty years
ago, and on his plea Of guilty was
given a sentence of ten years in the
penitentiary, though the murder is
said to have been a brutal one
After committing the crime he sue
ceeded in eluding officers for twenty
years but was finally apprehended
at Bonhan, Texas, and brought to
justice,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Notice for Public alton.

Department Of the Interior,
u, s, Land once AT harrison Ath
July 7th 1915,
notice ig hereby given that Alva o. Roper
Of rindull Arku who, on April 25th 1910, made
Homestead cntcry No, O7l26, for / ~ Nj Ia
Sec. 30, Township II North Range 10 West,
Gth Principal Meridian, hes filed notice Of in'
ttntiun 20 make five year Proof, 10 establish
claim 20 the land above described before the
Register and Receiver United states Land
ONCE, NJ Harrison, Arit on the l7ih day Of
August lNlN Claimant names nn Wlinrngr'i
Albert J. Moore. d. d laltt W. u, GIrrnhuw,
junH tbJIsly Rll Of lHdull Ark .......
lRlGt H. HubGlNb
hnNlhIt-
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

JUICE John Mcclure, Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court of Arkansas
for six years previous to the Brooks
Baxter slash in 1874, died at his
home in Little Rock Wednesday,
aged 81 years. Since retiring from
Office after the reconstruction era
he has been a prominent member Of
the capitol city bar.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Women Much to Blame
For the American Sin
OF Extravaganza
Bv Rev DR.. CHARLES A. EATON,
Madison Avenue Baptist Church,
New York
EXTRAVAGANCE is the great

EXTRAVAGANCE is the great
American vice, and women
bear large share Of the re-
eponsibility, Many women seem to
have lost the power to choose be-
tween what they need and what
they want THEY ARE SEEK
ING THEIR HAPPINESS IN En-
TERNALS, THE THINGS THAT
MONEY CAN BUY.
Almost every man begins making
money to satisfy the exorbitant de-
mands Of his wife and daughters,
In the average family there is only
one who earns. All the others
spend. The influence Of such
standards of living upon the young
is particularly bad If a girl feels
that the most valuable and delight
ful things in the world are only to
be procured through money, won't
she naturally do everything in her
power to obtain money?
| believe that when the judgment
day comes there will be good
many surprises, We think a man
dreadful sinner who commits amur-
der and is electrocuted, even though
his parents were drunkards and he
was brought up in miserable slum.
BUT BELIEVE HE WILL STAND
A BETTER CHANCE HEREAFTER
THAN THE WOMAN REARED BY
CHRISTIAN PARENTS IN A HOME
OF WEALTH WHO HAS NEVER
DONE ANYTHING WITH HER LIFE
BUT MAKE OTHER PEOPLE WORK
FOR HER.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
State of Arkansas,
County Of Boone. '0

State of Arkansas, 90
County Of Boone. 'S'
We, W, J, Myers, President, and f,
W. Maxwell, Cashier, of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true TO the best
of our knowledge and belief,
W. J, MYERS President,
F. W, MAXWELL, Cashier.
Attest; W. II, CECIL,
A. J, WALTERS,
JIM. WAGLEY.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 3rd day Of July, 1915.
J. NJ, WAGLEY, Notary Public,
My commission expires May l2,l9lS.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
State Of Arkansas,
County of Boone, :"

We, n s, Alexander President, aud
l., +, EoH, Cashier, Of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that
The above statement IL tfne 20 the best
Of our knowledge and belief,
u, =, ALEXANDER, President
l., Il, EOFf, Cashier
Altest Il, :, ALEXANDER,
H. II EOFf,
RlLEY II CECIL
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this lst day Of July 1918,
JESSE u, HAWKES.,
Notary Public,
My commission expires June 10 1910,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Warning Order.

state Of Arkansas, County Of Boone, Hafri0on
Township. Before }, W, AUdfcw0. j, ? for
said Township
W. W, Wilson Plaintiff
vs.
V. n. Saflty Defendant
The dcicndant, V, H. Sarlcy, rs warned 70
appear I'M this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the ullintiN W, W.,
wilson j, W, Andrews,
JUNE 7th1el6 justice Of the Peace.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

We have decided on July 14th
for the date Of the opening day Of
our Clearance Sale
Price Clothing Co,
Call u, three rinRs, for auto ser.
yice anywhere az any time,
FREw'e GARAGE,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
THE HARRISON TIMES.
]. r. Newman, Editor.

SEvERE storms are reported
throughout Missouri, Illinois, Ind
lama and Ohio last Tuesday.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

VICE President Marshall addressed
a large copcourse of people in the
city park at Argenta yesterday.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

WANTED, A FARM-1500 sub.
scribers OF the NORTH ARKANSAS
TRAVELLER Cthe agricultural and
development magazine of this sec,
tom want to purchase farm lands
in this part Of the country, This
magazine goes into every state in
the Union and has easily 10000
readers, we will run a description
OF your farm for one month for SOC,
3 months for S1.O0, payable with
description Of your farm, We will
please you with results or return
your money, Leave ad at TIMES Of.
fee, or mail Box &21, Harrison, Ark,
NORTH ARKANSAS TRAVELLER,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
ZINC Ore Sl15 Per Ton.

haye a few tracts of miuing land
in Boone county TO lease az low royal.
ties,
JoHN FoWIIE,
s4s RIdge Bldg, Kansas City, Mo,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Olvey Boone Co., Ark, at the close Of
business, June %, 1915
RESOURCES,
State Of Arkansas, I
County OF Boone,

0TuII u ~ Nd TNUNI ~
County Of Boone,
We, +, Z, Patrick, President and
Mrs, +, p, Patrick, Cashier, OF the
above named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best Of our knowledge and belief,
+, u, PATRICK, President,
lMrsD I, y, PATRICK, Cashier,
Attest u, Il, PATRICK,
lMrs) II, Il, PATRICK,
VIII y TROTTER,
Subscribed and sworn TO before ne
this 30th day Of June, 1915,
r, Il ROSS, Notary Public,
My commission expires June 3, 1919,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

Fire Insurance H. y, Glass east
side Square, Phone az,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Report Of the Condition Of
The Farmers Bank
RESOURCES

Harrison, Boone Coz Ark at the
close Of business, June q, 1915,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
Early lily
History
Contributions on the Early
Days Of Richmond VIII
Appear In This Col
umn Daily.

Despite the presence Of physician
IN the community. early pioneers made
many Of the remedies with which they
tried to cure themselves and their
families. These recipes are laughed
1t today but the early settlers pinned
their faith to them. 4 few samples
follow:
Fer Cholera lnfaNtum.
Take . double handful Of dewberry
roots, q double handful Of the root
Of cranesbill and two gallons Of witch
hazel leaves. boil these articles sep
arately till the strength II all extract.
ed; then strain, and pour the whole
into one vessel. and boil down to q
quart; add q pint Of the best French
brandy. and pound Of loaf sugsS.
Dose. from tablespoonful to q wine
Slassful; repeated according to cir.
cumstances. and continued until the
action on the bowels 10 fully checked.
Tlnoture Of lobeiia.
Fill jar with the green herb, well
bruised and pressed. and for every
quart which the jar will contain add
three Of four pods Of common red
pepper, then pour on good whiskey
stand for use. The longer It stands
the stronger 1t becomes. This forms
an excellent remedy in phthisic,
Group. whooping-cough. bad colds,
and all catarrhal affections, and is
perfectly safe in its effects on all ages
and conditions Of persons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
BETHEL. SCHOOL GIVES
ENTERTAINMENT TO
RAISE LIBRARY FUND

BETHEL. Ind. Oct. 1.-THE pro.
entertainment follows:
Song-"We Hope You Brought
Your Smiles Along"-school.
ecitation-Eli8abeth Anderson.
= Playett6 - Playing Brownies"
children.
Ghost Song"-school quartet.
observation-disclosures Tharp.
Goblin Song"-First. Second and
ThiId grades.
PLAYA Halloween Party'-Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth grades.
Girls are asked to bring baskets.
Halloween fortunes, etc. for sale.
The money raised 10 to be used for the
library. A large attendance 10 de-
sired.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
ATTACK OF ANTHRAX
FATAL TO STACkPOLE

NEW YORK. oct. 16.-George F..
stackpole. the aged lawyer. who has
been suffering from anthrax at Belle
vue hospital. died yesterday after
waging a long fight against death.
His heart had been weakened by his
illness and he passed away few
hours after the attending physicians
lad announced that the serum treat
ment uscd in his case had conquered
ne dread anthrax.
y -. 5tsc.-ro.e was conscious almost
y he ed and met death with the
. lie unE er.lubed courage and faith
[i.ch he showed when physicians
tod him before the serum was used,
that he probably could not live. He
be gan to sink late last night owing to
his age and the strain of his illness,
though a blood test had showed~a re-
markable decrease in the anthrax
bacilli.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
Talks With Lovers
Kitty Carohers Gives Advice to Young Persons and An
swers Inquiries About Affairs Of Heart

Dear Miss Carothers-Kindly inform
me whether it is proper and essential
for a mother to meet her daughters
men friends the first time they call.
My brother and I have argued this
point several times, and now write to
you. My brother claims 1t is neces-
sary and proper for mother to meet
my caller the first time. claim not
the first time, but the third or fourth
time. Which is correct? am of the
opinion that it Is not imperative for
mother to meet a young man who
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16

modification Of the famous and efficient Swiss
national militia system. Four hundred thousand
volunteers are to be obtained under an enlist
nent lasting six years. Each yeAr Tor the first
three these men viii Be given two months active
training At the end Of the three years. during
which time they have actively served six months.
these 100000 men win entAr into the continental
reserve for three years and . fresh body Of
400 600 volunteers will be enlisted for similar
active training and reserve service.
This is step in the right direction, but only
. step. What the country should lave, rs 4
democracy, is compulsory universal service in a
national militia system for all its male citizens
arriving at the military age as in the republic
Of Switzerland. With England's example before
us of the inadequacy of the volunteer system
under which only the best and most patriotic
citizens enlist and the drones, shirkers, towards
and money-makers refuse to 90 to the front in
the hour of their country's need, we should be
wiser than to incur the same weakening condi-
lions in the hour Of our national need by ad-
herring any longer to the volunteer system of
raising armies.
In democracy like ours, just as in Switzer-
land, it should be assumed that every citizen is
willing to offer himself as in duty bound to pro-
tect the national existence Of his country and the
lives and happiness of its defenseless citizens.
Acting on this assumption, our government
should give us militia system by which every
citizen can receive the training necessary to mod
ern conditions of warfare to do his part efficient
~ should the need arise. This can only be
accomplished through universal compulsory
service. That is the democratic way in which to
prepare our citizens to defend their country as
under it each citizen shares equally in the time
and expense devoted to becoming trained, eff
Gent citizen soldier and in the common national
danger should his services be required by our ma
ton being attacked.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
ORDERED ON SHIPS

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.--As . re-
suit Of the disappearance of six Off
GERS from the Kronprinz Wilhelm, the
German interned ship at Norfolk, Va,
the navy department has announced
that in the future the German officers
from the Kronprinz and Kronprinz
Eitel Frederick. another interned ship,
will be refused leaves Of absence. They
will not be allowed off their ships In
tn the future.