The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-04-21

You can't tell by the height of a
mans collars what he amounts to.
Stages from Eureka brought in
twenty-three passengers Wednesday,
The Turf Saloon is making an
extensive addition to its rear quar-.
tiers.
"A man ism necessarily rich when
he is accused of having more money
than brains.
Some men won't look at the
bright side of things for fear of strain
ing their eyes.
-Probst, the painter. left us this
week, and several parties report un-
paid bills against him.
Advertisers should make note
OF the fact that one thousand extra
copies of the TIMES will be printed
next week.
I -Glines and Huntington will erect
number of cottages on their re-
Gently plated addition to the east
side of town
"A county Sunday School Con.
sention will be held at the M. E.
Church South in Harrison on the
9TH and 9Th OF May.
. We ktnzie new barber shop
building on the east side is nearing
completion, and already adorned
with handsome sign.
{ We should never let men steal
their way into office. If we do we
may expect them to steal their way
out, if they get chance.
The man who don't think enough
of his children to take a home paper
for them to read usually makes
cheap and shoddy job of raising a
family.
Speaking, on educational topics,
at the Christian Church next Wed
nesday night by State Super
tendent of Public Instruction ]. J.
Doyne.
The six year old boy of Mrs.
Leila Albright was thrown from a
horse last Saturday and both arms
broken and was otherwise eonsid-
erably bruised.
Mr.. George M, Hobbs, of Kan
sas City and Miss Minnie Huffman,
nee Maxey, were married Tuesday
in the office of Dr.. c. Maxey, Judge
Andrews officiating.
W. P. Tarbet, one of Harrison
newest citizens, is making prepara-
tons for the opening of cigar fac
tory near the northwest corner of
the square in one OF the Johnson
buildings,
-Messrsea Johnson & Robinson,
who show samples of some very ar
tistic sign writing, are preparing
business directories to be placed at
the Southern, Connerly and Hotel
Thurston.
The TIMES is now the largest as
well as the oldest and best newspa-
pers in the great Moth Arkansas
Zinc belt. Everything of the news
that interests you most for less than
two cents week.
The next disturbance will be
over the annual school election
Harrison knows just how to get
the most out of an election OF any
sort, and her experts are alreaay
sizing up the situation.
AT tention is called to the card of
the Sheldon Abstract Co, of Yell
vile, Arkansas. Messrs. Sheldon
have extensive experience in this line
of work as well as the best of facili-
ties. If you have lands in Marion
county get them to look up your
title.
i. M. Yochem advertises in the
Eureka papers that he has the "only
restaurant in Harrison for sale. y
In view of the fact that he does
not advertise in the Harrison pa
pers, and that there are half dozen
restaurants in Harrison it may be
inferred that Mr.. Yochem is fishing
for suckers.
fl. G. Taylor has built a residence
At his nursery northeast OF town
and moved to it last week. II. A.
ICrandell now occupies Mr.. Taylor's
residence in the west part of town
and Mr. Hogan, late of Texarkana
occupies Maj. Crandells residence in
the fair grounds,
Mr.. O. Bower, who has been for
several months preparing pamph-
let description of the Resources Of
Boone County" writes us that the
book is out and he will be here next
week delivering The work will con
tain 81 pages and So illustrations
besides map of the county showing
r. s, ..,--,--- "a 4 ~ &c atn.. --.--,
streams, rDauS, i@Ines, SO!
j. c. Duncan, formerly OF Joplin,
who contracted to build the l.. A..
Safer stone building at a figure SO
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