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The Harrison times., 1915-01-30
Tax Collectors Notice.

The taxpayers of Boone County, Ar
kansas, are hereby notified that J will
be at the voting precincts of the va
rious townships in said county on the
dates given below in 1915 for the pur-
pose of collecting the taxes for the
year 1914:
Everton, Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 25th
and 26th.
Olvey, Wednesday Jan. 27th.
Batavia, Thursday Jan. 28th.
Carrollton, Apena, Jan. 29th and 3Oth.
Bryan, Monday, Feb. lst,
Summit, Tuesday, Feb. 2.
Gather, Wednesday, Feb. 3,
ElmwOOd, Tuesday, Feb. 4,
Ewing, Friday, Feb. 5.
Jefferson, Saturday, Feb. G.
Elixir, Bergman, Monday until noon, Feb. g..
Elixir, Keener, afternoon, Feb. 8,
Zinc, Tuesday Feb. 8.
Blythe, Wednesday, Feb 10,
Washington, Thursday, Feb. II,
Belefonte, Friday, Feb. l2.
Crooked Creek, Saturday, Feb. 10.
jackson, Monday, Feb is.
Young, Shaver, Tuesday morning, 18TH.
Young, school house, Tuesday afternoon
10th.
Omaha Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and
18th.
Long Creek, Friday, 18th.
Lee, school house, Monday. 1880 to noon,
22nd.
Lee, Myrtle, Monday afternoon, 22nd.
Bear Creek, Tuesday, 23rd.
Sugar Loaf, Sycamore, 25th
Sugar Loaf, Lead Hill, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, 25th, 26th and 9th
Tax payers should bear in mind
that by operation of law penalty is
attached after April 10. Be sure and
bring your tax receipt with you.
Roy MILUM,
Collector of Boone County.
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Notice of Confirmation.

Notice is hereby given that j, w. Miller ST.,
has this day filed his petition in the ChanCcry
court Of Boone county, Arkansas to have his
title confirmed, Quietcd and established In and
to the following described lands in Boone
county, Arkansas, to'wt'
The west half OF the west half Of the
south west quarter Of the south we5t
quarter Of section four In township cIgh,
teen north, In range twenty west, and
the southeast quarter Of the southeast qqar'
ter Of section 5, In township IS north, range
20 west, except FIVE acres In the southwest
corner thereof heretofore conveyed to Phoebe
Harp and described as beginning at the
southwest corner Of said forty acre tract,
east 32l yards, thence north rs yards thence
west 32l yards, thence south rs yards,
Now all persons who claim said lands or
any interest therein are hereby called upon 10
appear In the ch0nCcry courtsOi Boone county
Arkansas, at It's March term thereof 1915 and
show cause why the title Of the petitioner
should not be confirmed, Quictcd and cstUb'
lshcd aS prayed Tor,
Given under my hand and the seal ol said
court on this the 18TH day Oi january 1913
MARVIN HAFllCOAl, Clcrk
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Belgium

There are rumors of horrors -ant
headlines
All mixed with the dealings of deatl
There are eChos Of clamor and carnag,
That are adgrily flaming each breatl
With a hate that's dealing destruction
TO the graphing legions who meet
To appease the wrath of the monarch
In slaughter both swift and com
plete.
But above the tumult Of battle
And sound of hurrylng blcws
We hear poor Belgiums heart.cries
Trampled by friend and foes
And writhing meath the shrapnel
That spreads its scortching fail
Where fields all lie ungarnered
Along the victors trail,
No lust for power or empire
Flows through her neutral breast
Where FACT is held as heritage
And honor sorely pressed
Stands by her guns defending
Gaiust overwhelming odds
Her alters shorn of vestments
And trampled meath the clods
From walls of homes all smoldering
From thrift Of labor stillcd
From manhood wrecked by tyranny
From blood unfairly spilled
From irou.heel OF bondage
From widows "empty cruse'
Come truths like coven tightening
The world dare not refuse
And still defiant hungcring
While Dristliug colums shout
And German, French aud Ally
Hang In scale Of doubt
Her cry of starving children
Comes DER the crested wave
70 stir plying nation
Aud dying millions save
May He who taught and practiced
The test Of love toward men
Was noISC -opc the Hood gates
OF mercy that may blend
And drawn from the fount Of giving
Till Belgium healed aud whole
Will move though stricken, wasted
To Rights Eternal Goal,
Dec, iVll J, II, G,
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that lots two, three,
four and Ave In block thirtylhrrr In he town
OF Zinc, In Boone county ARK were subject
to taxation for the year 1909 that snd lots
were assessed for taxation Scp0rulclyi thnl
the taxes due thereon were not paid ilui Sald
lots were BY the collector ~ taxes for said
county duly sold separately nt public sale on
lbr 18th day Of June, 1910, for the nun'pnH'
ment Of taxes, then dClinducnl Tor the year
1905 that j, B BOgcnSChut2 became the our
chaser oi each Of Gnid lots nj said Snlr' thnt
ON the 18TH day Ol June 1912, no person hay
Ing redeemed any part OF said lots, nnd the
time for redemption having expired, \, A,
FpeplIng, who was then county Crlk 0l
B0Onp county, Ark executed ana delivered tu
the said j, II, BogCnschut2 his separate deeds
for each OF said lots by which he conveyed tp
him all Of said described lots lands Und
the said j, II, BOgcnschnt1, who wOs then 4
single man, by his decd OF that dutr, convey
I'd nh ui Wid described lots, lands ana prem
srs 10 q, y, Milligun Grocer Company,
Now, therefore, all persons are hereby mo-
titled thnt the undersigned, o. d, MlliHnn
Mnrph term 1915, of the rhnncpry court oi
Boone county Arkansas, make application tQ
huyp It's tax title iu all ui said described rrhl
estate confirmed and quoted, ANA II hereby
rul unnn MI persons whU claim any llBhl
iitror interest In Fud real pylnlr, ana llll
UrrspnH who rHu set ~ nny rlRht To any
part Of the same In consequence OF any ~
lOrmality Or or irrrgunrN connected win
said gHius, 10 show CuuHr ui the lrNi term ~
The chnncrry court 0t boone county, when
viii hr the March trrm 1913, why the sales
NJ said resi- estate 80 made ms above men
toned, should not be- ronlrmrQ Nnd ll'
title ~ MI ul said rcNl rhlulr confirmed Rho
'Thls Inc lOth day Of December lnli,
0D, MiLllGAN GROCER co,
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method you can hold hog cholera In
check, especially ii sanitary precau.
tions are taken,
The double method consists Of using
serum and a small quantity Of hog
cholera virus (blood taken from q hos
about to die from cholera) The dou.
bic method usually produces immunity
against cholera for life.
In using the double treatment con.
siderable caution should be used \
veterinarian should be summoned az
there is danger Of producing hog chol.
era II The doses are not properly
given II cases are brought to the at
tention Of the state veterinarian i'm,
mediate aid win be given,
Il NJ Gov, state Veterinarian,
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WANfEp=OHc Of the large magus
zine publishing houses desires to en-.
ploy Nu active mnH or wOmun nthis
community to handle a special pluu
which has proven unusually profit,
able Good opening for right party,
Address with two references, Pub.
Usher, BoN 100, Times sqr Sta
New York CITY,
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U. S. Government Land Free,

Under special act Of Congress the
agricultural land In the T., =, Forest
Reserve Of Arkansas can now be
homcAloadcd IN tracts OF 100 acres to
each person, tree Of cost 100000
acres free pasture range where cattle,
hogs and sheep lNtten eight months
of the year without grain No over
now lands, Country very healthy
aud we'll watered with running
streams. We select these agricultural
lands, take applicant to land aud lo'
cate you, Send rs ccuts for state map
showing location Of Reserve and copy
of Special Act TO A, V, Alexander ho'
eating engineer, Little k0ek
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EVERY HOG RAISER KNOWS
CHOLERA IS CONTAGIOUS
Methods Of Prevention and cure-Sin-
gle and Double Treatment With An
ti.Hog Cholera Serum Properly
Given Effective.

Every hog raiser knows that hog
cholera is a contagious and infectious
disease. II no germs were brought
into the herd there would be no hog
cholera, The germs are frequently
carried by dogs, birds, the feet Of peo-
pie, wagon wheels and running water,
All new hogs brought on the farm
should be quarantined 80 days before
they are allowed to run with other
hogs. In cases Of death by hog cholera
all carcasses should be burned. Quick
lime is good disinfectant, and can
easily be scattered about the hog lots,
Another effective disinfectant is six.
ounce solution of u. S. p. creolin 20
one gallon Of water.
II hog cholera is in the herds Of the
neighborhood, vaccinate at once with
antihog cholera serum. This will not
cure the disease but will prevent the
healthy hogs from becoming infected.
There are two methods OF vaccina.
tion, the single Tor serum alone) aud
the double (or simultaneously methods,
BY using the serum alone method,
there is no danger Of injecting healthy
hogs with cholera
The objection to the single treat.
ment is that it only gives immunity
against cholera for a certain indefnate
length Of time, by using this
The Harrison times., 1915-01-30
Warning Order

Chancery court Of Boone county, Arkansas,
L. Pyshcr Plaintiff
vs.
l.. f. Morgan, Mrs. L. f. Morgan, A, N.
Hathcock, Ozark Grocery Co., James Odell,
Tom Moran, Magness h Ruble, Noah Taylor
John Haberbosh, Wheeler and Blair Boone
Co. Hardware and Redus Lumber Coz DTS
The defendants, l.. A. Morgan and Mrs, l.,
A. Morgan, are hereby warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, l., Pysher,
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court this 18th day Of December 1914.
MARVIN HATHCOAT, Clerk.
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Warning Order.

Chuurcry court ui linunr county ArRunsng,
T. G, AlrNuHdrr huBlru md The New Eng
land Securities Company plbIntina
Va
" G, Johnson, Frank j, Hurley and Moses
Andrews Defendants
fhN defendants, Franh Il, Hurley. Mia,
Frank !, Hurley aud Moses AndrpWs are
warned 10 appear IN this court within thirty
lqts, ,gndo Wswgr lhe complaint Of l9o
New EnRlund Securities Company
january goth 1915,
MARVIN llAfHe0AT Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-30

After me trees are puncd be- surc
10 gaOhrr up all thc brunchus and
twlgs and Wko them away Tht}
should b. burned nj once, 10 not nm.
der ANY circumstances, leave them IN
tho orchard They are another
means of horborlng dleoopo aud IN
secla 10 prey upon your trees ut youI
expense,
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Notice for Publication.
department Ht the Interior,
US, Lnnd Once nl Harrison, Aghu

department ~ lhr lhlrtlur
us, thNd Olhcn nt Harrison. hrhu
Jan iNh, lniG
Notice Ia hprrhv glvrn TINT Martin h Cone
0l lWtrlBUn ArRu Route I Whu un Dee ilh
n0rlhpnst Uunrlrr Ol the southwest quarter NJ
serliNR / / tNWRBniD II nulh range " Wrsh
ijh Hfinrinnl mpriuinhi hls Illrd notice nl me
WNiiun iu make final thlFp.N phf urUut tv ts-
tHbish claim tH the land above dpsrihnd br.
lort lht register and rprpiyrr ui the United
stnlps Land once M Harrison Arlu on the
10Th day ut,Mnrrh lNli,
Cnmnnl names 40 witnesses Wiltu Eiu.
mon, nf HARRISON, Arku jim StMnnlI Henry
iWWptl md N r. Cone ul ilili Ton Arlb
URlCE H. liuDulks, Register
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Notice for Publication.
Department ul the Interior
q, S, land once nj Harrison, ARK,
Dec, 2, 1919,

4, S, land once nj Harrison, Ark,
Dee, ?, 1918,
Notice Ia hereby given that Francis Me-
Nnbb widow of WuIhum MrNuhh deceased,
ni Olyry Ark, who ON March 9lst lNOs,
made Homestead Entry l0Aal Serial No, nbsi2
Tbr southwest quarter northeast quarter
B0ulhpnst quarter northwest quarter north
east quarter southwest quarter, ana norm
township " north rungr 20 wogt 5th prInri'
nal meridian, hns filed notice OI intention lu
mako nnnl Hyr1Nunr proof ~ establish clhlm
Ia the land above described before the regis,
irr and rnrrynr OI the United suites land
once NJ Harrison, Arku ON the l7lh dnN oi
February 1915,
Claimant names us witnesses jlmrs Jones,
vi YhrdeL Arku Wesley Grow ul Wllc0rlsnn,
Sld Mcdonald, ul llnrrlsuh and hrWsun Oib
'''' " H. n, lllDOlNS, Rrglslrr,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-30
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
II. S. Lnnd Office III Harrison. Arlk


U. S. Land Office at Harrison, Ark &.
Dec. 30, 1914.
Notice is hereby gwen that Eli II, Mabee Of
Compton, Ark, who j1 August 2, 1911 made
Homestead Entry No. OS574 for the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter Sec, 30,
township II north, range 22 west 5th prn'
cipal meridian, has 0led notice Of intention
to make final three year proof to establish
register and receiver Of the United States
Land office at Harrison, Ark, on the 5th day
Of February, 1915,
Claimant names as witnesses win Villincs,
II, A, Mabcc, of Compton, Ark W, j. Plum.
lee, and Marion Bcardon, Of Delmar
BRlCE B, HUDGlNS, Register.
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Now Is The Time,

A littlc money and monthly pay.
mcuts will save your rent and give
you a home in Harrison, Let the
American building and Loan Assoei.
alton oO Little Rock, Show you how
easy It is tu own Your own home,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-30
The JUDICIARY,

Legislature and executive are
means giycn TO allow tho people
to do what they please uudcr GER
tain constitutional forms The IN
dietary is q muunl gwen 10 pre-.
vent the people from doing what
they please How cat We rN
pluiH the luct that these JudlgmI
restrictions uro Oi the very o..
scnco ~ frcpioml answer
hucnuso the law ut the United
states, ~ defined aud OdmlUls'
tered by us courts, represents
not only restraint but self rc.
NWmi, aud the Kind uf SELF re-.
strhiut which the nation must be
prepared 10 exercise II It hopes
permanently to ruioy the adyau.
tngus Ut political Crccdom,-
President A. a. lladlcy Vale
luYursily
The Harrison times., 1915-01-30
Warning Order.

tll,eg court of no'ne county Arkansas,
H. Mt DfaHpll pluInfilt
Nh
Jennie Driskpli defendant
The Defendant lpnUp nWsRpl IA hereby
warned 10 appear lUihlH court within lthty
DAYS ana answer the complaint WI the phiHi
llll herein, H. N. nrHhpll
Given under my hand aud the seal ui anid
court this apth day 0f January lnld,
MARVIN liAtllGoAf Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-30
For Rent.

A l,toom houso fully furnished IN
Eaglc lltlghls Addition TRUE fca'
Aonahlc, Set ", II, Ralh al Plan
ter's Hotel
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Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior
u St bund Once Vt Harrison, hrk
Inn. H. IUin,

IUHl ", lNlDl
Notice Ia hereby given that Henry w, Comb
0i Kingston Arku Wha on frbfunrY, i2tl
iNlY made Homestead Entry No, ONilD w
the south hull southwest uuNWcr, 0f Ieog
ton H. township IN north, range r. jyGg,
ilh principal mrridinn, has nled n0ilgg0f In.
irnll0n lU make final three yenr DrW 10 e1.
tabish claim 70 tie land above dg9hbed bs.
fore the register and receiver Wthp unilGd
18th duy Of February lOi5, ~ ,vu,
Claimant names Ns Wltm h AZ I! Uriggs
Jesse Smith, John Armry "' hrCullor.
oIl N.ha'lG%AN /boINS, RprIs,o,
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-29
Prevents Acid StOmachs
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Most people who complain of stom-
ach trouble possess stomachs that are
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sy Virsiiia Terhune an de Water.
CHAPTER X.
Copyright, 1915, Star Compan

Copyright 1915, Star Company.
In spite Of Isabel HamiltCn's petty
tempers and Inconsistencies, she loved
her husband dearly Therefore she
was conscious of a pang OF anxiety
when on the following evening as they
sat together in their little parlor, he
laid down his newspaper with sigh.
Dinner had passed off pleasantly, and
neither of the pair had referred to the
events Of the previous night, although
ii is to be doubted if Adelaides theo-
ries were forgotten by the man, or if
there had been an hour Of the day
when the thought of the pleasant per-
sonality of Henry Dennis had not re-
Cured to the wife Yet other matters
called forth the aforementioned sigh
The sound made Isabel look up from
her book
Whats the matter. dear?" she
asked. Aren't you well?"
"Oh, yes" he told her, I'm we'll en-
Cugh. But no matter how hard | try,
to-"
But, dear John" the wife asked
TREMENDOUSLY, you are not running into
debt, are you?"
"Of course 1 am not!"- he assured
live, and we ought to be saving some
thing. I never get ahead bit but
what there's something I've got to pay
right away. And this week my life in
surance falls due
How much is it," Isabel asked.
"Thirty-two dollars. I will pay it, of
course, but I did want new winter
overccat. You know, | didn't get one
when we were married, for I srudged
spending money for something that I
did not actually need. And now my
tailor tells me | can get one for one
half of what l would have had to pay
earlier in the season.
II see," said Isabel
She seemed to be reading for the
next few minutes. but she was think
ing very hard Each week John had
given her an allowance for house
keeping. Cynthia was not a good cook
or manager, so Isabel had watched her
carefully, keeping strict account of
meats and groceries bought and see
ing that these were net wasted.
Thus she had been able each week
to lay aside something saved from her
allowance. She had told John that
she was doing this, and he had smiled
and told her to keep that money for
herself Once he had praised her for
her frugality, although he had forgot
ten it when he wondered how they
used SO much milk each day.
But she would not let herself think
now Of her unrea sonableness-only of
how much she loved him and of what
a god husband he was. Had he not
taken her to the theatre last night
That must have cose him four dollars,
and it was just to give her happiness.
II was not his fault that Mrs. Simmons
had made so much of him. Women
were silly over handsome men-es-
pecially women who were no longer
young.
This thought warmed her heart with
an appreciation CT her own youth and
attraCtiveness Her self-satisfaction
made her love John better. At that
moment he turned to her. saw that
she was not reading, and laid his
hands on hers.
Don't look so sober, little girl. he
urged. II did not mean to worry you.
Well get on all right. | was only a
little blue over the way in which our
needs keep pace with my earnings
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"A Man andHis Wife"
Isabel Offers to Pay for New Overcoat for John and
He Lets Her.
He Lets Her.

Il know, darling" sympathized the
wife. The passion Of unselfishness,
which is at once the virtue and vice
of the mother-sex, thrilled her. Was
not this man her own dear husband,
and was 1t not wonderful thing to
be able to help him? Last night she
had thought that if she was going out
in society with Ida Ferris, and was to
meet such men as Henry Dennis, she
might get some new things.
Yet would not her mother. up in
Boston, think it a sin to buy new
clothes when her trousseau was not
half worn out? She would not crafty
her own vanity-she would help John
instead. Back in her mind was the
thought that John might wonder if
Adelaide Simmons would have helped
her husband like this. Dennis had ad-
mitted to Isabel last night. when she
questioned him, that Adelaide's hus-
band was mot dead-only Ut men
homeland that the couple were
divorced. Now. if that man-bad as he
may have been-had had wife who
would help him."
She glowed with love and happiness
as she rose, and, standing by her hus-
bands chair, ran her fingers through
his hair
"Darling," she said, looking down
upon him tenderly. Il have little sur
prise for you, You are to have your
new overcoat."
What do you mean?' he asked,
puzzled
Just this she said. dropping down
upon the arm of his chair. II have saw
ed a little money, you know. from my
housekeeping allowance. And with it !!
am going to pay your life insurance
this time. There! Won't that be fine ?
And with the money that would have
gone to the insurance-and what is
needed beside added to it-you are go
ing to get your new overcoat!'
He could not allow her to do such a
thing, he protested. What did she
! think he was? The idea of his letting
his little wife pay for his insurance!
Why. it was outrageous.
John Praises Isabel
for Her Generosity.
But the money came from you
first" she reminded him And you
know you are carrying the insurance
for my sake"
Yes, he knew that the money came
from him, but he meant her to keep
that for herself, to spend as she
pleased.
And l don't need anything" she
insisted. Now think, you dear old
goose, what do l need?"
He did think, and appreciated that
her clothes were pretty, that she had
pleasant home, that she had him to
support her Moreover, were he to
die, the insurance would 60 to her.
And he was ashamed to go about in
his shabby overcoat with his pretty
wife. 1t was not fair to her. He had
no right to allow her to be even the
least bit ashamed of his appearance.
'Darling," he said at last, drawing
her down to him, you are the best,
most helpful. loving wife a man ever
had. And because you do love me,
my own, | am going to let you lend me
that money-for of course, snail pay
every cent of it back later. So, dear
est since you really beg me to accept
your generous offer, will do it."
And she. dimpling with the joy of
selfsacrifice, said, Thank you, darl-
ing
ITO Be Continued
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Samantha B. King, deceas-
ed
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
Wayne Circuit Court, Administrator
of the estate of Samantha B. King. de-
ceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent
Elijah G. King, Administrator
Shiveley & Shiveley,
Attys. for Administrator
Dated April Is, 1915. 1929
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