The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-09-01

i AbiiN aAhOoA ~ Hihs ito iait ANiH
next Monday,
Some days, nobody seems to call
but collectors.
When some trifling men get
drunk they grow religious.
Prof. c. L. Scott will make the
enumeration of Harrison School Dis
triet next week,
One hundred and hive teachers
have been licensed to teachNin Boone
county this year.
Every day we see men making
money at something at which others
would starve to death.
The next county Sunday school
convention will be held at Bellefonte,
commencing on the 21st inst,
Sometimes you can tell by the
way the telephone rings that the
fellow at the other end is mad.
EH. l.. Joslin, the gunsmith, has
hoved his repair shop to the resi-
aence on the creek front just east of
he bridge.
EChas. M. Green, of the Citizens
Bank is in st. Louis this week ar
ranging for the guarantee of the
observation-disclosures.
Men who like to saw Every
body knows me, are generally not
worth knowing even if everybody |
does know them.
Rev, Mr.. Cunningham OF north
Mississippi Conference, will preach
at the M. E. Church south, at IL |
O'Clock tomorrow.
Harrison is receiving little help
in the matter OF her railroad bonus
from the outside but that little is
highly appreciated.
We cannot see how practical
jokers keep on laughing all the time
while they are playing the meanest
OF pranks upon each other.
1.-THE two-story stone business
building of the Safer Drug Co. is
nearing completion. 1t is one of the
Ehandsomest edi6ces of the town.
N-Seven covered wagons from
south Missouri formed procession
which passed through town yester-
day morning enroute to the Creek
Nation.
W.E Bradley, formerly of Eure-
ka Springs, has rented the Weatherly
store building on Vine street and
will do Jobbing business in the gro
Gerry line.
: -Banker Chas. NJ. Greene, who has
been successful IN securing a large
portion of our railroad bonus with
the banks of st. Louis, is expected
home again to-day.
Wheat taken on subscription ac-
counts at the TINES office. Now
don't brag about your wheat crop, \
and still claim you are too hard up |
to pay for your paper.
When ghl allows a fellow to-
wear her picture around on the lapel
of his coat, and he gets drunk sheV
must be awfully stuck on him, or she n
does not think very much of herself.
u. S. Bratton, republican can
didate for congress from this district
and 7. H, Humphrey, democrat,
did not fill their appointment here
last Saturday night on account of I
the rain.
The County Board of Eqnaliza-
ton is billed to meet on Monday,
the 10th INST. Those who are not
satisfied with their assessment
should come in and bring their little
"kick" with them.
The final meeting-for adjust
ment of all details in connection
with the railroad bonus. will be
held at the court house this after
noon, All patriotic citizens Of Har-
rison are urged to be present.
"A fine new engine arrived here
yesterday Tor the St. Louis & North
Arkansas railroad, shipped directly
from the shops in Pennsylvania. 1t
is of the latest pattern and verita- ;
BILE jumbo in size.-Eureka Times
Echo.
the farmer consuts his own
interest he will vote for the road
tax. Under the present system he
must build all the roads hehas In
der the tax system the wealth of the
county will help make the roads.
ID. Mckenzie has sold his inter-
ests in Harrison, and left Monday
with his family for his former home
in California, Prof c. l. Scott
bought his barber shop, and outfit
and the business will be continued
with G. W. Smith in charge
After several months spent min
ing in the Lead Hill district, Messrs.
]. F. Bair and George Miller have