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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

once and for all that he is the superior
of San Nicholas. In the betting the big
Morris two-year-old ruled a to 10 favor
lite, while friends Of the black colt, carry
Ing the Burns & Waterhouse colors, could
get to against their money. 1t proved
no race at all after the first quarter. had
been covered. Old England drew the
inside position and led San Nicholas head
the first quarter, Travelled in :22h There
was no slackening up in speed, the half
being reeled off in 4612 seconds, and then
San Nicholas cracked" despite Spencer's
urging. Old England finished the five
furlongs out in 1914, under close reefed
sails, three lengths to the good.
There seemed no end to the meritorious
performances. In the six furlong handi-
cap Headwater, with Buchanan in the
saddle and 10 to 1 in the betting, nipped
Sombrero, the two-year-old, a scant head
on the wire. The winners time, 1:12A,
marks a new California record. Mercer,
carrying 107 pounds, had the call, but did
not get away from the post well. Som
brero, away on the fly, made all the pace
and had Lee Jackson refrained from look
ing behind, would unquestionably have
won. Meehanus seems to have gone
back.
Cousin Carrie, a 10 to 1 shot, with Hoar
in the saddle, led from start to finish in
the Introductory sprint. Afghan the entry
Of Frisco Lind, enjoyed a slight call
in the betting around post time, and in
fierce drive just lasted long enough to
beat Rio Shannon nose for the place.
Jockey Hoar also landed the second
purse with st. Phillipina, which filly was
never headed in the five and half fur
long sprint for two-year-olds. The st.
Carlo filly possessed all sorts of speed,
and although she had nothing left at the
wire, led DR.. Scharff out three lengths
in 1907. Mounce took Shell Mount too far
out of it, getting up in time to finish third.
Jarretiere dor, the favorite, died away to
nothing.
Only five started in the mile and quar-
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

Cosmopolitan California illustrated in Christ.
mas Wasp. All types of citizens portrayed
Send 1t to Eastern friends. 25 cents
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
ANOTHER SPRADAG VICTORY FOR CRUAD0S THE JUNIOR STAKES AT 0AN
OLD ENGLAND BEATS SAN NICHOLAS
WITH PLENTY TO SPARE AT THE END

eadWater Defeats Sombrero for the Sxuog Handicap and Cuts the
Coast Record to 12 14Merce the Favote Is ThdCoun Carrie
Wins Opening Sprint at Lengthy 0dSavOes Out of Luck Again
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

J soy ;o u ;9 26 i i5 H. 1IS1l;
n form. Courter hi besM Vera
when good John Weh away poorly snatched-Kaain
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
THE CALLS RACING FORM CHART

OAKLAND RACETRACK Saturday Dec wher Track fast
3O16 FIRST RACEsx s25
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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

D. Wheelihan. .Jacksonl
Ezell & Lazarus Burns
j. Green ...... .Bullman
Mcdonald & Dunlap. Rsh
j. Wilson. .McGinn
w. H. Lynch. "A. Kelly
E. A. Purnell. .Mouncel
John Kane Prior
j. M. Crane. Ransom
Wheeler & Creelman. ON
F. D. Weir. .Hoarl
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

Time-A "a; z, :40 51af, 1907. Good start. '
Winner, E. Lanigan's b. f. by st. Carlo Bessie
DR.. Scharff ran his race. Mounce took Shell Nc
tierre FOR quit. Flourish ran nice race from
back. Dandy not ready. Scratched-Roya1ty 1
3O1S. THIRD RAcEN1T miles: selling: tbree-
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
Hotel Arrivals.

PARK,-C c Blood, Hardy Forester, S
P Paul, Springfield, Mo. j L Townson,
Chicago, Ill. [ A Smith, Detroit, Mich.
J B Johnson, Jas Muldoon, P @ Burns.
F R Finigan, st Louis, Mo. 7 G Merri-
field, DesMoins, la, Thos Moore, Spring
field, Ill. E. Otter, Kansas City, Mo. G,
c Adolph, Highland, Ill. H E Forester,
Ozark, Mo. FL Booth, Boston, Mass.
c Miller, Kansas City, Mo.
SOUTHERN,-D S Elder, Moscow,
Idaho; A H Coffin Denison, Texas. Cab
ben, S. McAlster, |. T. W Estes, PEN
yon Estes, Opdyke, Ill, M R Cross,
Wakefield, r. |. j A Porter, Kansas city,
Mo. J A Smith, st, Joseph, Mo. R Hargis
Shapeville, Ky, A Jackson and wife,
Pttsburg, Pa. Pat Grow, Omaha, Neb
A W Stubs Kansas City, Mo. S S Nc
lntlre, Nevada, Mo. Arthur Schevelckert
S Scheveickert, Parsons, kas.
CONNERLY,-D c Anderson, B Ham,
Arkansas City; c c Byron, Fl Smith,
E Baker, Weir, Kans. c B Henderson,
Mexico; 6 A Phillips, Maiden, No. M
Rogers, Enid, Okla. J Barnard, Boston
Mass. Mrs. Morse and daughter, +
G Applebery, St. Louis, Mo. j c Ham
Humansville, Mo W R Hawston, Polo,
No. B | Elan, Centraia, 7. R. Sands
brown, T w Durham, Topeka, Kans. o
M Bode, Perry, Okla. w T Fiack, Langs-
ton, Kans A O Everett, Wichita, kanS.
E S Campbell Dunn, Ind. 6 w Garrett,
MuldreW. l. T.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
The AtlbrldlIt Monument Fund

The meeting OF students, ex-
students and those interested in
raising funds for the purpose oI
erecting a monument to the memory
of Prof. T. F, Albright, pursuant to
call, made by the chairman oil the
students andex-students association
of the Valley Springs school, met at
Valley Springs, Dee. y, 1900. After
very appropriate addresses from
Prof. ! {. Eaton and Judge {. ".
Thompson, a motion was carried
that the cost of the monument
should not exceed 5000,
On motion it was agreed that ey-
eryone should have the privilege OF
contributing to this fund, j. c. Eat
ON, Miss Orpha Holt and L. H.
Potts were elected as an advertising
committee.
The following persons were select
ed as committees to receive contrib
utions for this fund and forward
them to +, G, Hollabaugh, See:
NJ. J.. Russell, Jasper; Mrs. W. p,
Gonley, Harrisoni Prof. Bond, Yell
vile; A. ], Trueman, Mt, Home; c.
NJ. Hollabaugh, Marshall; Bob
Moore, Heber; E. NJ. Cantrell, Lead
HILL X. L. Kerr, Valley Springs; D.
n. MeGurry, Mt. View; ] II. Cum
Minis, Carrolton; W. p. Roark,
Bellefonte F. 6. Hollabaugh was
elected special secretary of this fund
]. l.. Redus was elected treasurer of
all funds for this purpose,
r. 2. Dopson, James Owen and :.
W. Thompson were elected as COM
mittee to confer with manufacturers
concerning the prices of monuments,
etc Mrs, j. c. Eaton, Miss Lizzie
Holt and Miss Willie Holmes were
selected as committee to prepare
suitable epitaph
A motion was carried that the Off
GERS and chairmen of the different
committees constitute an executive
eommitte to prepare program for
the dedication OF the monument. A
motion was carried that all funds in
excess of the cost of the monument
should be judieiously expended in the
education of the smaller children of
the deceased.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
An Institution Harrison Is Proud or.

On its removal to new quarters in
the Parker building, just west of the
square on Stephenson avenue, this
week, the firm OF Frew & KING, man
ufacturers of and dealers in saddlery
and harness, emphasizes the growth
OF its business by doubling its floor
spaee-now aggregating 5000
square feet and not only increasing
its force of workmen to six, but add
ing largely to stock already phe-
nomenal for a town the size OF Har-
rison.
Due to a Thorough understanding
of the business on the part OF its
manager, J. B. Frew, and enterpris-
ing cooperation by the other men,
bers of the firm this, establishment
has grown to be one of the leading
manufacturing houses of our section;
and its excellent products in the way
of high-grade saddles, harness and
collars have displaced other goods
throughout North Arkansas SO
largely that only by the addition OF
extensive machinery has the firm been
able to keep pace with their orders.
n While the first floor of the new
quarters will be occupied bv the
sales and repair departments, in
charge OF Messrs Robt. F. King and
]. B. Frew, the second story, 25x100
feet, is given up to machinery foi the
manufacture OF new work, and it is
said that the equipment in this line
is superior to any establishment OF
like character this side of St, Lonis.
Harrison is Justly proud of the ex.
cellent showing made by Frew &
King, and visitors to the town are
always expe, ted to look in ON their
establishment as typical of the en-
terprise which has made the town
what it is.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
Valley Springs.

Christmas times passed off very
pleasantly in these parts.
Mr.. Hicks, of Rally Hill, has
moved his stock OF goods to Pedlo.
John Cooper is back from Texas,
but 9, M, Willis liked Texas and has
bought land there.
DR., McAlister is rebuilding where
his dwelling was recently destroyed
by fire at Valley Springs.
Ben Estes, Jr., and wife, OF near
Chelsea, |. T., arc visiting relatives
in Boone and Marion counties.
!. D. Morris and Leon Rogers, OF
Pedlo, are gone to Texas to make
their future home. A Mr.. Blalock
bought the Morris farm and has
moved onto it.
Why don't the Eureka X. X. men
examine the most practical route
from Bellefonte east, which is down
Huzzah, l mile, up the Wash Harri-
son hollow, cross low gap near
Houston Cochran's, thence down
Meek's creek in Boone and up Kings
branch in Marion counties.
The writer was at Flippin " hen
the man, Jack Pearson, hung himself
about three-fourths of a mile this
side OF Yellville, as reported. The
deceased had $3.50 in money, a good
watch, two razors, a good supply of
clothing and camping outfit. Iun-
derstand that parties from Spring
dale have gone after the wagon and
team.
Your correspondent was at Bruno
and Eros last week and found both
of these little burgs on a healthy
boom with new buildings up, others
in construction, and others in con-
temptation and with new business
additions. The Bruno people are
taking subscriptions and preparing
to erect another church house with
Masonic Hall above On the 9th
ult Ed. J A. Rose delivered an in
teresting an instructive lecture at
Bruno on Freemasonry in the fore
noon and the newly elected officers
of Jefferson Lodge were installed in
the afternoon, all public.
We received the sad intelligence
last week Of the death OF G. w.
Mcdowell, one of the oldest citizens
and merchants of Yellyille, aud al.
though he has held responsible po-
sitions and spent a long business
life there, he died with spotless
character and without enemies He
was buried at Yellyille with masonic
houors +. L.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
HARRlsoNs FIRST RAILROAD ACCT
DENT.
Two Mem COnsIderahIY pamaaed.


Although construction work with
in the town limits of Harrison com.
meneed only this week, ON Thursday
afternoon the first dangerous aeei=
dent incident to the business occur
red.
A gang OF men engaged in blasting
at the cut on the hill, Just northeast
from the square, had discharged a
shot for the purpose oil charging the
blast hole and were re-drilling, pre-
paratory to putting in large
charge, when a portion of the dyna-
mite, which had probably lodged at
the top of the hole and failed to ex-
plode, was struck by their drill, In
an instant the air was full of small
rock. sand, etc, and the men were
thrown in every direction from their
machine. John Campbell, one of the
workmen. originally from ST. Louis,
was the worst hurt; burst OF sand
struck him upward in the mouth,
filling his upper lip and face general
ly with small particles of rock and
sand; his right arm also was similar
ly damaged
Harry Baker, of Pittsburg, anoth-
err workmen, had his left arm consid-
erably cut up by the flying rock, AL
though a number OF the men were
knocked down by the force of the ex-
plosion. all hands took the matter
cheerfully; the two men were sent to
town to have their wounds dressed
by a surgeon while the balance pro-
ceeded at once with the work which
had been so suddenly interrupted.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
Ramon anne HaTrIsnn PnhIerI scnOOl

The fourth month of the High
School closed on Dee. 21st 1900
The character of the work done
during the past term, in all dc.
partments, has been very good
and the quality of work d0ue by
a majority Of the pupils has been
excellent; but any exception to the
rule, at least, 80 per cent of all ex.
eeptions come from the pupils
not studying at home. Bad de,
pertinent is made by pupils $50.
cializingn at the so. called "soeials'
during the week. Several promo.
tiOns have been made and the
schools continue to enroll new
pupils. All the Teachers join in
thanking the patrons for their un.
qualified support during the past
term and sincerely trust to merit
same during the first term of the
New Century. Following are the
promotions to the different grades;
also follow the several grades up.
on examination.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
The Week of Prayer.

hNoh ny. I ~ %
Monday, 7 p. M. at o. s. Presbyterian
Church. Subject. Prayer for a better
realization OF spiritual truth and a bet
ter estimate Of spiritual realities; a
clearer vision of the redeeming Christ
and of the actual need and the dlviuely
intended glory of the world which he
redeemed, Led by Rev. r. w. Reyn-
Odds
Tuesday, 7 p. NJ, at Baptist Church.
Subject: Prayer for a church which,
through faith in Christ, and by the iu-
dwelling of the Holy Spirit, shall be
wholly Christian doing Gods will and
winning the world TO Christ. Led by
Rev. 2. Merrill
Wednesday, 7 P. NJ, at Christian
Church, Subject: Prayer for such
Christian character and life as shall be
pleasant in the home, henored in bust
ness relations, welcomed in the neigh
borhood, helpful in the ehurch-person-
al religion being thus manifested III its
rightful attractiyeness. Led by Rev S.
l.. Hogan.
Thursday, p. NJ, at NJ Il. Church
South. Subject: Prayer for right rela-
tions in society aud the nation, with the
boluen NulS oDtYeu ds DStNSSH Hdu
aud man, and all social and political ac-
ton guided by justice and good will
the Christian ideal Led by Rev. S. c,
Stanhope
Friday, 7 p. M, at M. L. Church,
Subject; Prayer for all international
relationships and all international &C
ton, that they may be based on the
Christian principles which appeal TO the
individual-the reign OF the Prince OF
Peace. Led by Rev. M. M. Smith.
Saturday, 7 P. M, at Cumberland
Church. Subject: Prayer for all mis-
sionaries and all missionary organiza-
tions, that being wholly inspired by
Christian devotion and wholly guided
by Christian wisdom, they may speedi-
ly and triumphantly fulfill the Savior's
last command. Led by Rev. J. NJ.
Hughey. All cordially invited.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05

1t is a mystery why women endure
Baekache, Headache, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Painting and
Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bltters will quickly
cure such troubles. Il suffered for
years with kidney trouble" writes Mrs.
Phoebe Cherley, Of Peterson, Ia, ''and
n lame back panied me so could not
dress myself, but Electric Bitters who'll
ly cured me, and although 70 years old,
now am able TO do all my homework. -
IL overcomes constipation, improves
Appetite, gives perfect health. Only
50c at Watkins X Coilman's drug store.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05

TO cure a cough, stop coughing, NJ 1t
initiates the lungs and gives them no
chance TO heal, Foley's HOley aud Tar
cures without causing a strain In throw
ing OF the phlegm like common cough
ex pectorants. Sold by G. r LeBlord.
~ II. Derrieux, of Dodd City,
spent the holidays looking alter
minernl interestIn North noone.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
Beat Out Of An increase Of HIs Pension.

A Mexican war veteran and promi-
nent ed tor writes; "Seeing the adver-
tisement of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, | am re-
minded that MS a soldier In Mexico in
az and As, contracted Mexican diar-
rhoea ana this remedy has kept me
from getting an increase IN my pension
for on every renewal dose of il rec
stores me-" II Is unequaled rs quick
curo for diarrhnea and Is pleasant and
safe TO take. For sale by Safer Drug
co.'s and watkins 4 Conmal
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
n GlrdIes tbe Globe

The fame OF Buoklen's Arnioa salve,
as the best In the world, extends around
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
OF outs, corns. burns, bruises, sores,
scalds, boils, ulcers. felons, aches, pains
and all skin eruptlons. Only lntalllbe
Pile cure. Doc box az Watkins 4 Coff-
mans drug store.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
A BarnaIn in Land

| have for sale a good farm Of 100
acres situated on the North Fork Of
White River, Marion county, Ark,
$500 cash buys it, Good mineral in.
dicotions, For particulars address
w II, WiEGATE
Oakland Ark,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
The Harrison Times.
SATURDAY. JAN, 5, 1901.
the Opfclan.

APPLES at Parks at rs cents per
bushel
Small line of lamps at y. Y.
Racket. \
Every thing new and clean at
Elwell's.
baltimore Oysters at Elwells
Restaurant,
New Feather Pillows at 7. ".
,hnson's.
Try Elwells Restaurant for
Short Orders.
-25 per cent cut ON Clothing at
n Y. Racket
is lbs GRADUATED sugar per
$t.o0 at Jacobs.
New York Racket carries full
line of groceries.
Bunch & Mexican has money to
lban on real estate.
Try our Elwell's Coffee. We
have something new.
Prices that fit the procket book
at New York Racket,
Home made Pies and Cakes at
Elweli's Restaurant,
-LeBlond's speeialtyis filling ply
sicians' prescriptions.
All Sunday school children get
candy at Parks ut cost,
If you have Harrison property
to sell. see Jno. A. Bunch,
For bargains in Harrison prop
" erty call on inc. A. Bunch,
Winter Toilet Necessities at Lee
Blends at necessity prices.
"A nice line of fine teachers BIZ
bles at LeBlond's Drug Store.
Parks is after the grocery trade,
get his prices and save money.
Township plats, both large and
small, for sale at the TIMES office.
Call on Finn & Rosson for min
eral abstracts of Boone and Newton
counties.
See the nice line of Watches and
Jewelry at Webster's at Watkins &
Coffman's.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
STENCER BROTHERS
MINERS AND
PROSECUTORS,
HARRIsoM. ARK.

HARRISON ARK
Assessment ana prospect work don
promptly aud satisfactorily on con
tracts
Have some of the best mineral lands
in North Ark for sale or lease. Cor
respondence invited. Mineral maps
free.
REFERENCES Eureka Bank, Flu
reka. Kan; Bank of Brumheld
Brumheld, Neb.; Citizens Bank
Harrison, Arkansas.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
.GLWES. The EnSYdVer.

Coffmans.
-GLLNES. The EngraVef.
Plenty of fine LIST grade apple
trees, etc, at Taylor Nursery, Har-
rison, Ark.
X Che finest line of literary hooks
ever brought to Harrison at Wat
kins & Coffmans.
Flour, Meat, Lard, Sugar, COT
fee and all kinds of canned goods at
at Jacobs Grocery.
Don't forget Safer Drug Co. is
the place to buy Wall Paper. Cheap
for the next 20 days.
IL your watch needs repairing,
take it to Webster, at Watkins q
Coffman's drug store.
Investigate the title ofyour min
eral claim with Finn & Rosson.
Office at the courthouse.
Did you ever use Prophylactic
Tooth Brush? You can get them at
LeBlond's Drug Store, soc.
Finn & Rosson have a complete
set of mineral abstracts for both
Boone and Newton counties.
Try the Turkish Nuggets and
fancy candies at the Candy Kitchen,
next door to Saffer's Drug Store.
lust PA miles southwest OF
Green Forest tree was cut recently
which made As good railroad ties.
Our new patterns of wall paper
have Just arrived. See them before
you buy. WATKINS & CoFFMAN.
No Toys, No Playthings at
Parks, but the largest and best
stock of groceries ever in Harrison.
p New goods are arriving daily at
r. w. Tohnson's. Bed room suits,
springs and two piece mattresses.
Talk to Bob King about all
kinds of insurance.
Prescription hlling is the speciality
at LeBlond's drug store. Compe-
tent men only in charge OF that de-
partment.
For Rand, McNally New Map
of Arkansas Zinc and Lead District
Address Estes Bros, Harrison, Ark,
Price 25 cents.
For Fine Watches and Jewelry
repairing, go to Webster's at Wat
kins & Coffman's drug store. All
work warranted.
On and after Jan. list. 1901
Mentzel will sell bread at 2 1-2 cents
per loaf or two loaves for 5 cents
Fresh bread every day.
-GLIWES. the JeWeier.
For Dry Lumber of all kinds ant
sishes, and shingles, go to T R
trell's mills near Dodd City. Ad
Lead Hill or Dodd City.
-Cranberrics, Canned Krout
Mince Meat, Nuts. Raisins Figs
Prunes, Aprieots, Mushrooms, etc
Glass & Co
ID p. Jacobs will put in stool
of groceries and start a deliver
wagon on the LIST. Everything it
first class style. Phone No. "a.
-liit is pure drugs you want
properly dispensed, you should cal
on c r. LeBlond, Graduation Phar
macy, on the west side OF the square
Finest line of Dress Goods
Broadclalhs, Venetians and Doubl
effects. The most stylish on tn
rket. a the St. Louis Emporium
ne finest line OF Wall Papereve
orought to Harrison will be foun'
ON exhibition at Watkins & Golf
mans. Also sample books to selee
from If they cant suit YOU IN STOCK
Insurance rates reduced. K. /
King represents all kinds Of insur
ancc IN the best companies at lov
rates Life ire, tornado, burela
..-.t,, t.a,l4 Office re- Prev Is
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05

Promotions from LIST grade to
2nd was unavoidably left out.
Neatest papers: Senior, HOdgen
Kirby; Junior, Lucy johnson.
j. II. CALDWELL, Supt.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05

Dr. r. ~ Derreberry, Of Boone,
was q, attending to busines1in Hafri-
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05

Bids will be received on the put
ting down Of a shaft at the Denison
Zinc * Lead Mining Company's
property, 8 X 8 90 feet deem, or 20 If
Ga dos not get through the ore vein.
Parties to furnish all tools and
pumps il required, and do the work
in a good aud workman-like manner.
Timber for eurbing can be taken off
the company's property. Forward
all bids to a. d. Arbeaast az Denison
Texas. Bids to be in bis possession
by January 9th 1891. Bids to raed
so much per liueal loot A. d.
Arbegasl, Secretary
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05

Nv l.. n, Yer spen6 the 31st and
lst N Newt nn county Mud succeeded
IN LOCATING several v liable mineral
81 - 10 thr Boxes ftrict
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05

Clothing.
$50 mems suits, price to $780,.
From now until January l, 1901, we
will sell
$50 to $3.50 suits 50.
to So. 80 suits $3.50.
S11 suits 30. 30.
9l2. so suits 1910.
Sl5 suits S12 So
$1,000 suits Sl3 30.
100 Maekintoshes ana box coats
to S5.45.
only small lot oyercoats to close
to SO.
Big lot English Corduroy Pants
price 3 to -. so for $3.50.
One lot sample pants price 4 30 TO 80
choice 80. 10.
Agents for Mayfleld snits and pants.
% dozen mems overalls 40 to 75e per
pair.
1s5 children's piece suits whie
must be closed, price 95e 10 1871
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05

- koi the Congdon
and AnaeoB-. Of New
York, who has been sS Eug
the work ON Cave Greek, ~. "a
through Harrison yesterday on his
way to New York where he will
spend month visiting his family
and arranging plan of operation
for the year on the properties of
his companies. The Professor has
been hard at work in our hills for
many months, and deserves a short
vacation
Hon. lverson Jones. of Denver,
was among our New Years callers.
He gives every evidence OF content
ment and prosperity at his farm
home With his old.time zest he dis.
cusses the present political situation
AS a peculiar one, and predicts that
the presidential candidates four
years hence, OF the two great par
ties. will be Cleveland aud Harrison,
This prophecy certainly has the
merit Of originality Il nkthing else,
end great many ofus Avl admit
burselve badly ia error iu now If il