The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-05-12
LOCAL.

There will be an eclipse of tn
sun May %. Il will be only partia
in this locality.
The assessor gives notice in thi
issue of his appointments thro ugh
out the county.
The Alumni ofour Harrison Higl
School is making preparations foi
its annual banquet on the 25th inst
\ Our County Candidates start
around to see the dear people" COM
meneing at Harrison next Thursday
The candidates who are Gin the
saddle" are fortunate. Some of EN-
are only too willing to go it bare
back.
There is one advantage in having
a hard spell of sickness, the victim
never runs out OF something to tall
about.
When the office wants the man II
doesn't have to advertise for him
He's always right whereit can stun
BILE over him.
-Chas. Lawson, of Jasper, charged
with the murder OF his wife, who
died last week of poison, was lodged
in our County Jail last Saturday.
f-W. P. Tarbert opened his cigar
mandatory on the west side this
week, and will soon have choice
line of new brands on the market.
The Dodd City Stage Line COM
menced its daily trips to Harrison
this week, G. A. Ward its enterpris-
ing manager, has dubbed it the
Scenic Route"
Rev. s. L. Hogan, pastor of our
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
left yesterday for Chattanooga,
Tenn, where he will spend a week
the General Assembly OF
his church.
Hills hack out of Eureka for
this place last Tuesday fell over the
dump on east Mountain and rolled
to the bottom of the hill. The three
saw their danger in time
to jump out.
Work has been resumed this
week on the new stone business
of L. A. Safer, on Stephen
son Avenue, and is being pushed in a
which must insure its COM
pletion within the next sixty DAYS.
The Boone County Medical Soei-
ETY. had an interesting meeting on
Wednesday. Officers were elected as
follows: ]. R. Potts, Bellefonte,
Pres; H. L. Routh, Batavia, Vice
Pres; E. L. Evans, Sec; A. J. Vance,
Treas.
Prof. Eaton, principal of the
Bellefonte school was among our
,allers Saturday. He says the
school buildings of his town are to
De considerably enlarged, the expense
20 be borne by voluntary subscrip-
ton of the citizens.
1.-The new pamphlet just issued
oH Garyin & Lombard, 'Zinc and
Lead Mining in Northwest Arr
< ahsas," is one OF the neatest and
most attractive pieces of advertise
h g ever issued in this section. They
will circulate them free.
Preparations are being made
for the closing exercises of Har-
risons Colored' School next Friday
evening. Prot. Jas. A. Watkins has
done his usual good work this year,
and invites everybody to come and
sees the progress of his school
Mr.. c. P. Curran, president of
the Curran Printing Co., of St. Louis,
and Mr.. T. w. Leslie, of the same
city passed through Tuesday on
their way to Newton county to ex-
anime some recently purchased min
eral lands in the Jack Pot" coun-
try.
Mr.. 0. L. Langston authorizes
us this week to withdraw his name
from the list of candidates for Boone
county's assessorship. Mr.. Lang
ston is a young man of superior
for this office and
many friends will regret his with
drawal from the race.
Attention is called to the card
in this issue, of Williams & Phipps,
Attorneys-at-law, who have their
office in the Bunch building on the
west side. These are bright young
lawyers, late from Illinois, who have
cast their lot with us because they
believe in the future of Harrison,
DIR, Chas. w. Mcmillan, formerly
of Harrison and recently graduated
from the Medical University ofNash-
vile. has located at Ada, T., on
the Frisco extension from Sapulpa
to Denison. A host of. old friends
hereabouts will watch hopefully for
his success in the new home and pro.
fession.
The Harrison TIMES is one of the
best newspapers in Arkansas. II
has enlarged to an S-column folio
and is always full of interesting mat
ter. The TINES works for Harrison
and North Ark. and that its effort:
are appreciated is shownin its advcr
tising columns, in which every bus