The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-07-14

rcircuit Court next week.

-(llCulL 1uuIl next WcSks
The hay crop will be unusually
large this year.
| t 4Steam threshers are buzzing all
ever North Arkansas just now.
"A drinking man doesn't take any
stock in anybody being a teetotaler.
When a story teller tells you a
story, you may as well laugh, for he
will repeat it till you do,
The recently elected democratic
committe of Boone county will meet
for organization next Monday.
Our Knight Templars are ar
ranging for big banquet at the
Southern Hotel next Monday night. :;
| Thirteen business houses hava
Hbeen erected in Yellville this spring
kwithin a distance of 500 feet on
Church street alone. - TeHvilie Miner.
ED, W. W. Gardner, Superiten-
dent OF the Orphans Home, of Mon
tieello, Ark will preach at the Bap-
fist Church tomorrow morning at
II a. m.
7 Harrison should begin figuring
at once if she is to have a street fair
this fall There is much to be done
if the affair comes up to the proper
standard in all lines.
Cuban Itch" Smallpox, or
whatever it was, has been stamped
out without its spreading beyond
the family first afflicted. The suffer
ers are all recovering rapidly.
The man who failed to get an
education is not to be pitied; because
he gets great deal of satisfaction
out of the thought that he gets along
just as well as those who have an
education.
There will be preaching at the
Christian Church on next Lordsday
at II a. m. by the pastor, David
Martin, of Richland, Iowa Subject:
THE Ideal Church." A cordial invi-
tation to all.
The Long Distance Telephone Co,
have moved their headquarters from
Watkins & Coffman's Drug Store to
the office recently occupied by Dr.
Chas. Burns, one door north OF the
{. P. Church.
No matter how much you do
for some people they are ready to
swear vengeance against you if you
happen to offend them, just once.
The friendship of great many men
is a very thin affair anyway.
THE North Arkansas Investment
Co. is negotiating 10000 acre tim
Der deal with a northern furniture
This is the largest trans
action yet on foot in North Arkansas.
The amount involved is about $780,
600.
-tIudge Mitchell and Prosecuting
Attorney Shinn make a fast team
wherever they go. Although there
were twenty-nine criminal cases on
the NEWT 1;.-- = c curt docket the.
! ;.-;ss s,dn c1teurs eq Atondae
evening, ana but three ec'ssses n
mol pressed.
arrangements have been made
| for a basket Picnic at Gather, in
this county, on Saturday of next
week, the 21st. Speeches will be
made by Messrs. L. L. Coffman,
Horace Poyner and S. n Alexander.
Music by the choir. Base ball game
at 2'30 p. m
y Harrison has small grocery
firm which does not advertise in the
local papers circulated among their
customers, hut we find their card
in magazine published at Eureka
Springs, They are probably expect
ing a run of Eureka trade when the
1railroad is built.
! Writing b the editor of the
TIMES recently a railroad man who
Rhas extensiv mineral interests in
our section 1ys, "my opinion re-
mains unchaAeed, and that is that
the railroad will enter Harrison
within a yea Nand that Harrison is
Adestined to b. the great city of
Northern Arkansas
The Republicans OF Boone County
think of i'm tatfg the state policy
by concentrAtinl their strength on
single candi1at6 and it is rumored
that John Keend will be chosen to
make the race az inst D. A. Eoff for
sheriff on this limo Keener is good
, man, but the deiocrats Of Boone
county want EoiNor Sheriff
w. l.. Robmsoloi Gather, Boone
y county, has consolidated Il deal with
Blasingame & Mckinney whereby
lie becomes a coutra tor for the cree
ton of stone bloc9in the Blasting
| anne addition. ItisSated that work
I on the buildings win begin about
IA ,,s.,,s.a1 as--4--'-- in is iiiuStS5tvd
70 intend to put