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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Watkins News.

c. Young, of Sharpeountv, Ark
was visitor at Watkins last week
The cold wave found our citizens
ready to butcher their fat hogs, "
{. Byron killed the finest porker of
the season; he tipped the beam at
$50 pounds,
Mr.. Arthur Divers and Miss fen
ME Phfer, and Mr. Harye Knox and
Miss Lila McMahan were married
Dec %, at the residence of Prof. ]
r MeMahan, Judge Bud Gurnutt
officiating
S. and X. Phifer have returned
from Hartshorn, | l., where they
have been for three or four months
working in TIE lumber yards of that
town. Ransom says that good
persimpnn orchard in Boone coun-
ty will down the whole Indian coun-
try.
Zip Kuhn failed to use that -four
pTOuSeu lOTk anu CARVING hHilc al
the wedding dinner Sunday and it
was a lucky happen So
Prof. w. Tom Ruble closed his
term of school at Red Oak Grove
Dec 20, with a hne exhibition at
night Tom is power in a school
room and never fails to give univers-
al satisfaction.
guess Santa Claus hes been froz-
en- up or. showed under somewhere
in the Northern regions, as | have
heard nothing of his coming with a
heavy loaded expedition this year,
ZIP KUHN.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
MADAM S. MILDRED.
aThe Best is the Cheapest.

Not how cheap, bd how good, is
the question.
The Twicc-a- IHeek Republic is not
as cheap as are some so-called news
papers. But it is as cheap as it is
possible to sell a hrst.class newspa.
per. 1t prints all the news that is
worth printing II you read it all
the wear round, you are posted on
all the important and interesting at
iairs Of the world. 1t is the best
most reliable newspaper that money
and brains can produce land these
should be The distinguishing traits
of " newspaper that is designed to
beg I'D by all the members of the
frhnily.
Subscription price 81 a year. Any
newsdealer, newspaper or postmas-
ter will receive your subscription, OF
YOU may mail it direct To-
The Republic,
ST Louis, Mo.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Gather Items.

The Gather $. S. gave All entertain-
ment on Christmas eve. A tree loaded
with presents from Santa Claus, land
g1addened the eyes of children who
with great expectation" glittering
i'll eager eyes patiently ~ waited
through a short program of reeitations
and music to hear their names read
from labels on various toys, dolls, can
dy, and packages of different kinds.
There was family reunion on
Christmas at the home of Mr.. James
WATSON, who resides near Gather.
The sons and sons-in law, daughters
and daughters-in-law, with their child
rem came from their several homes to
make MERRY Christmas at Grand
pas. The hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. WATSON included the writer and
few others who were far from their
own sold home' i'll this home gather
ing, and a royal privilege it was to be
hidden at such feast as was set be-
fore the thirty guests, babes not in
eluded at table. The long dining ta-
BILE, literally groaned, with its load OF
good things and we have no doubt
that some who sat around it groaned
too, later on. After dinner, music
was enjoyed by the company, all join
ing in singing the good old songs of
Home, Sweet Home" Gathering
Home and God be with You till we
Meet Again"
Mr.. and Mrs. WATSON have eleven
children five marriedI and ten grand
children; and pleasanter sight the
writer does not recall than this num-
Der, gathered around grandpa" and
grandma" as they sung these old
home songs, Mr.. WATSON taking the
lead in several. May they have many
more such home gatherings, even UNI
til the grandchildren outnumber the
uncles and aunts is the wish of one
who will long remember this kind and
loving household,
&
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Good Mineral PrOperIy 10 GIye Away

To any person who will properly
develop the same will give an alb.
solutely clear title to ten acres, to be
selected by them, from a large tract
OF land with good prospects and in
one of the best localities OF the field.
This offer is genuine, and made solely
with a view to promoting develop.
ment. Come and see me about il.
THos. HELM.
Harrison, Ark.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Al the Southern Methodist Church.

The Christmas eve entertainment
kgiyen by the Sunday school of the
Southern Methodist church, under
the direction of Mrs. A. ]. Vance,
was a success in every sense of the
word, in spite of the fact that Santa
Claus had revolted against the mod
ern learning that is robbing child.
hood of its fairylanl, Mother Goose,
and even daring to discredit St.
Nicholas himself
In front of the church was the
polar home of Santa Gluus all hung
with toys. dolls, candies and hosts
OF other good things, but sitting in
corner was Santa with bad case
Of Ne dumps, believing that there
wer4 no children in all the world ex-
peeting him, Hodge and Podge, his
faithful brownies entfeated him
in vain 1t was only after the
Esprit OF Childhood" had called
from all the lands OF the old world
and the new that his almost frozen
heart began to melt When the lit.
tie Heather Chinee in his broken
English said that the children in
China loved their Santa "Heepee
much he was the old loved Santa
Claus once more, eager co hitch
up his fleet RENDERS, but it was
too late The brownies turned
back the clock, and dear old Kris
Kringle began his eld.time journey
Each child did spIendidly, and San.
TIA, well--when a fellow has been
praeticing for some thousands of
years he is sure ta become an adept
Mrs. Vance deserves great praise for
the delightful entertainment
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Come. See lha New GALLERY

| am now ready Tor work in my
new gallery, and will be pleased to
have your patronage. have the
incest and best gallery in North Ar
kansas and will guarantee satisfac-
ton. Come and see me.
los PARTAIN,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28

Have you real estate lor salel
We have many inquiries for orchard
land aud good mineral properties
around 81 Joe and on the line OF the
railroed. BARNARD < REeER
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
The Resi- PrescriniIon for Malarla

Chill = and Fever IL bottls OF Grove's
Tsteless chm Tonic. II Is simply iron
aud quinine in n tusteiess form. No
cure, no pay. Price i0.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Jersey Mill, than elsewhere
They Don't Lie to Get Business.

DIR. Hanna. Dentist. Belleionte.
-GLINES. the Engraper
Frank Pace wants to buy eoun-
ty scrip.
New line of Wall Paper at Safer
Drug Co,
Finest line of wall paper ever
Bought to the city at the saffer
Drug Co,
-One day in each week is bargain
day at Parks
Talk to Bob King about all
kinds OF insurance.
The Ozark Post & Timber Co.
wants cedar posts,
Watch Parks show window tor
bargains on bargain day
Nice Office rooms for rent In
quire of Coffman & Bailey
An elegant new sewing machine
for SIS at I. W. Johnson's.
Rugs, Pictures, Easels, Couehes,
Rockers at T W. Johnson's.
For bargains in Harrison prop
erty call on Bunch & Mexican.
Wall Paper at from 8 to 12h
cents per Roll at Safer Drug Co.
If you have Harrison property
to sell, see Bunch & Mexican.
Nice office rooms for rent.
Glass & Co.
An elegant line Iron Beds, new
STYLES and colors at 7. w Johnson s..
Keep warm by buying Wilson
heating stove from A. Lopp & Co
See the pretty outing aanneis t
5, 7 aud SC per yard a.s, New York
Racket.
= Be sure to get box of Lowneys
Chocolate for your sweetheart.
AT the New York Racket.
See our Outing Cloths, Zephyr
Goods. Underwear and Blankets.
Glass & Co.
Plenty of Box Stoves from 25 to
SO inc ncs, at Bohart-Morris Hard
ware Co.
Watkins & Coffman have the
best line OF literary books ever
brought here.
A complete line of sash, doors
and moulding kept constantly on
hard at T. w Johnson's.
Phone So, the Ozark Transfer
Co., all orders for carriages or bag
gage to and from the Depot,
Cotton checks, 4 cents; domes-
cents. Cabbage, turnips, on
potatoes, etc, at Conley's.
New Crop prunes, Currants,
Seeded Raisins, Citron, Hominy,
Onions, Salmon Glass & Co.
's--s. When you need shoe repairing OF
my kind see Bryant Upton, east
side of square, Fasbender place
N goods are arriving daily at
w. Johnson's. Bed room suits,
sprngs and two piece mattresses.
The Ozark Post and Timber Co,
want 100000 feet of good clear
Wlite Oak lumber delivered at their
,rd . Harrison.
The Ozark Post and Timber Co.,
are paying cash for all the Red Ce'
dar, Black Locust and White Oak
Posts they can get,
Parties having property to sci
or rent would find it to their interest
to place same with Ozark & Texas
Land Co, Bunch-Allison building.
Saratoga Chips-somethlng new
try them. Fresh Ginger Snaps
Sugar House Molasses, Mince MeaI
and Fresh Line OF Crackers at
Glass & Cos.
We have opened up a brand new
line2f Groceries. Call and .~et ou'
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Boone County S Resources.

The following tabulated statement
was taken from the tax books i'll this
office of County Clerk c. E. Wilson;
D1t18 = o=6
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Marriage License.

Issued by County Clerk Wilson dur
ing December:
e. f. Humphrey to Miss Elsie coker
Kirby S. Brown to Lethey Shape.
I. l.. Heaton to Grace Cook.
]. +. Laird to Media Alleorn.
S. d. Ransom to Rhoda Norris,
A. L. Divers to Jennie Phifer.
]. E. Gates to Oda Shaffer.
W. Fl. Knox to Lila MeMahan.
M. S. Branson to Mia Buckner.
]. D. Mitchell to Ada Parks.
J. J. Asher to Ida Ta1ley.
Joseph Swadley to f Henderson.
w. T. Jones to Hattie Keef.
J. B. Woods to Eliza Bryant
Otis Ward to Winnie Sims.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
stops the Cough and Works on the

Laxative Bromo.Q uiulne Tablets cure q
rriCpail neufa.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Hotel Arrivals


J.E. Rogers, Altamont, wyo.; A. Ell
ton, Little Rock; q. f.. Warren. Rey-
mold Neb; r Srott aud wife, Aurora,
M; &, L. Myer.. T. A. Sieebnff, SPRING
field; Geo e. Curtis, Piqun, III i. kra-
mer. waverly, Ms " F. Glenn,
Georgetown, XIV; A. j. Warren, Rock
Valley, In N. Withers, Dallas Tex ;
W. n johnson. Todd. Forsy the. Mo :;
4. + Stanforce. A. Katying, II. A.
Russell, q L. CARRIER, q. Muors, e.
scott. Kas; @. G Ham, Panli lnd ;.
Habegger, Memphis, Tenn.i H. J. shell
don, Sc. Lou Is,
SOUTHERN.
w NJ. SLAYER. MARROW, J. r. MissJulia
Singlelerry, DeadwOod $, ID ; +, Daily,
Joplin Mo w NJ. Wilson, Kansas ity,
Mo I. n. Herrnd, J q. Wamaek, Webb
f'ity, Mo-; E. W Murray, Aurora. Mo.
r. VI Fritz. Prosperity, M.
PARK
Henry Mohler. St Louis, Mo. J, =
ALcC NJ eln X De Grtw,. y. Paul s
le---ref r. ufiospYa aud driver, r. NJ
~ field Mo-; n. w.
". pn s'e r.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
Quick Work on a Land Deal

As an evidence OF how quickly
land deals NAV be handled these days
by those who are equipped and post
ed for their business the following
unsolicited letter speaks volumes:
OZARK AND TEXAS LAND Co.,
HARRISON. ARK
GENTLEMEN:-Accept thanks for
the prompt and rapid manner in
which you disposed Of my property
having placed the same IN your
hands Tor sale on the 23rd, and the
following day, gath, you disposed OF
the property to my entire salisiac-
ton, Again | thank you and wish
y - the success that ydu GER
Deserve.
f. SHo
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28

Delightful exercises are reported
at all of our churches on Christmas
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28

L c. Tyson is visiting bis mott
ef in Texas.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
ddlnu

Is parents,
Otis Ward
c united in
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28

prices w.
Store the
Money
on buy
nd get his
Arizona republican., 1901-02-24
WATER STORAGE MEETING
Receives the Report of the Delegation
 Sent to Washington,

The meeting of the water storage general committee yesterday was fair ly well attended and g number of i'm portant things Were discussed. The principal matter of interest was the report of the committee appointed to visit Washington in the interest of the protection of the forest reserves. pr. A. J. Chandl having returned yes teriay morning the whole committee was present.
 Mir s. M. MCCowan reported that the committee had spent two afternoons with the secretary of the interior in thv hope of offsetting the work done ly thc committee from Coconino county. IIc said he left here with the most kindly feelings toward CoC5nino and her people. as h. had many friends theSr. and that his efforts Were entirely ta the line of doing as little as possible t5at would prove a disadvantage to that county and yet safely preserve the Salt river watershed. His aim was not ta injurc Coconino. but t1 make it puzB.blc tD erect reservoirs in this valley that would store water rather than silt. Though the secretary would not openly commit himself. Mr McCOwan gath cred from conversation that the or der to allow the exchange of land in the reserve strip for lieu lands would not be revoked. He also referred to growing sentiment in favor of federal aid for irrigation.
 Dr. Chandler, on the subject of fed eral aid, thought it could not be eX- pccted for some time yet. The con FreSSiOnal committee faV-rs building reservoirs for desert lanls whose title is vested in the government but has not yet found a plan for conserving water for private lands. He also re- ported having had a conference with Mir. Mann in regard to the purchase of tho Hudson reservoir site. MT. Mann will sell, h said. and as soon as a committee is appointed having purchas-
Arizona republican., 1901-02-24

,aat. .Gllur1uBrollrnll r"Han l.0nr1.Gnl"i.l .'s
 ]. c. Marts of Naco is q guest of the Commercial hotel.
 T. c. Norris of Prescott Is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 shirley Christy returned home yes tcrday morning from llr south.
 Miss Flossia Ham. me oyer from Tucson on Friday aarnng's train.
 R. Allyn Lewis returned yesterday morning from a business trip south.
 Mrs. w. F. Nichols and son of Chi-I cago are guests of the Hotel Adams,
 Hon. sam Y. BarllIey left on last nights train to spend Sunday in Tue son.
 Mr. William Hunter and mother. of Detroit. Mich, are guests ai the Rumncy,
 w. r.. Jones and F. C. Hamilton of the geological survey are at the Ford hotel
 James Bruce and wife If Joliet, lll, are in the city guests of the Hotel Adams.
 E. r. Stephens and R. IT. Forhos of Tucson registered at the Commercial hotl yesterday.
 EnI, smith and two or three other university cadets cams up from Tuy- son yesterday for d day or two's visit.
 General R. Murray of tIkrIdgr. MI., and k. D. Murray of Nv York gitH gre in Phoenix, guests of the Hotel Adams.
 z. F. swain, El Plso; Max Wolf Louisville. Ky. and NJ. A. Eolfc. Chi-I cago. are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 J. r. WeIcs f Tucson, deputy United Stalcs marshal, was in the city yester- day eu route to Prescott, where he go's to attend co"',.
 My. John Eoylel, president of the Detroit White Lead works. g scandlt g a few weeks in the valley and can be found a taa Rumney on Grand avenue.
 Pior. M. M Parker of the rniyersIt@ or Ari2ona arrived in ph" nix y.ster- Jay tp nake arrangements fer a mi!.- tary company from the university to| take part ia the dedication of the cap itoI.
 F. II. Jennings Vulturc; Joe Will jams. Fresno; r. A. Sayward, Denver; Ed Schultz. Chicago; Denis K "Sh, Chicago and F. $ Mcssingcr. Nc Dowcll ale registered at the Nommrr- ciaI hute!.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-24

inG power he will come to Pho,nix to negotiate. A letter of Mir Maxwell's on Mir. Chambers district biu was then referred to.
 Mir. Woolf then made his report of the visit east and In addition to mat ters mentioned by M ssrs. McCowan and Chandler called attention to that phase of the government aid plan in Voiivng the sale of land to pay for reservoir construction. He thinks this valley can be made an important factor in the plans for f, dcral aid.
 The report of the forest reserve com mittee was accepted and the committee discharged.
 The rea1ing Of MT, Maxwelrs letter was followed by a general discussion. during which Col Christy emphasized the importance of getting measure introduced in the legislature.
 Professor McClatchle took some ex- ccr.ion to what had been said by the preceding speakers regarding the T nto rservoir site. giving it as his opinion that a reservoir thec would not lrrisdte 100000 acres. He was tol- lowed by Messrs. McCowGn and ;. R. Norton.
 The bonding bin was taken up and Dr. Chandler said that as far as he had been informed it was based on good legal foundation.
 \ motion Nas made by ]. R. Norton ard seconded by Co. Chrlsty that the committee have General Ainsworth and Col. Herring draft bill for thn bonding of this county and have it intrHduced iA the legislature. Discuss sion followed and MT Woolf moved to amrrl by having Dr. Chanllei's bill referred to these attorneys The meet ing then adjourned till l:30 D. m. At the afternoon session the matter of the bonding bills was again taken up and both were referred ty the attorneys named above and 10 Mr. Jamls,n. who was added to the legal committee.
 The meeting adjourned to Wednes- day at 10 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-24
JUST RECEIVED

Anether 5lrrcl of our celebrated El.- DORADO SUGAR HOUSE MOLAS- SES. CUAI''iAE BROS.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-24

E=tima s furnished on all kinds of brick work. The best brick and lowest
Arizona republican., 1901-02-24
Personal Mention

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Arizona republican., 1901-02-24

Just a Few Days More.
 .& .* ~ Our Camera Discount Sale.

Any of the leading cameras at e price than they cost other dealers take possible thing March will be raised the
  bring luur hts to a locus a once.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
THE GOODS THAT NEVER CAME
Youthful Member of Con Fraternity
Works Alabama Citizens.

Opelika, Ala. December l0..-(Special1-
Numerous people in Lee county are
mourning the loss OF money intrusted tc
tho Keeping Of a slick young man who
spent a week in this county purportine
TO be travelling for Montgomery, Ward &
Co. Of Chicago. lie had one Of their
catalogues and also claimed TO be a
representative of J.. B. Price q Co. a
firm doing business In several cities.
lie hired turnout at Hodges stables
and took in the country adjacent to
Opclika. selling stoves. bugefes and vari-
Gus other things TO country people, tax
ing small cash payment and crediting
them for the balance. Tie goods were. To
follow. Tie sold one party q fine buggy
and set of harness for SIG on the pay
ment OF s. cash. ana the goods have
never come Numerous instances of
a similar kind have come to light
and the sheriff $ office is constantly fill
ed with visitors.
old ana quite proposseSsing. lie put up
q busincssikc appearance and even went
so far as 90 hire the rig he used from
the stables of the sheriff.
1t is learned that his name IS w. II
NInter and il is said that he cleared over
800 in three days from the trades he
made and the people Of the county have
lost that much. He left for Montgomery
q few days ago ana is supposed to be
operating there at present.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
coNNoR IS FULLY vINDICATED.
Charges Against Superintendent OF
school for Deaf Are Heard.

Tor th.. fourth time iu the last eight
or ten wears Superintendent " %. Con
aar. at th- Georgia school Tor th' A'l4'
v-ls aa aria! before the house commit
toe on tu. school fer tho utai l'7' "i7''
au the SAM. charges.
yr. hearing. as uu former occasions.
-.-,It.d in a complete vinu."ation iof
Slp.rf.teudeGt Conuor. as wei "s lhe
trustees af IT,. institution. nearly aii ~
.,t.r, waf. present nj the hearing.
T.r. charges were preferred ty three
s.-tf ruut.=-gilor-c ~ Brown ANA W X.
Jones. graduates of the school. both "i
whom l-ft 81 Aftesu or twenty years ago.
.rI r. D. I.awr,uee. uf NtW YORK VINO
.....ariiue 90 th- statements of certain
members of the house. Aa+ 'een iA' i'H
ess..r.r charges against schools -cr the
d.lt .u other states
Ts. charges included drunkenness, in-
arlria...v ana cruelty. aud Tile same n-
sftf.... Wer. brought ln support ~ them
r... t-~..rr and Jones aS zser" brought nh
.th.r occasions ty thr s.me parties.
Professor Connor made "a statement H.
ff- .s,u behalf ANA read l number ot
letters and a.I.Gavits in dispro"i ~ the
charges made. Some ot the letters were
fr,rr, th.. same graduates uf th- school
as were reported to haye made ihe
CHARGES uf cruelty ant otAtlS-
al,.~srs Harden aut Fort, two members
of tn.- sub-camluittsc from tur commit :
~. uu appropriations. which reported
th4t the Institution was IN need u- q
rnaua. of MANAGEMENT. were present aLu
stated they wished ta Withdraw tn-ir
names from that report. aa they .e.t sat-
s-fs.f after further Investigation that tny
charges We're unjust and Uufsuuuvt
At The. conclusion of the hearing % RS
ulutiuu was adopted. hy vote ni I" q
renueIatiuu a.. charges against Superiu-
t.nf,ut Counor and the other authorities
uE tht school and sAh-committcc COM
t.a-.F of Mts-rs. Harvard ol Hooiy,
Wh.trharl ol Terrell and Davis of New
tom was appointed tu draft q report,
which Is a. o. submitted tu the huusf
through the chairman. Mr.. Davis WAS
the leader IT tine opposition to the man
..-eemeut oI the school during the hear
inE-
With "a view 10 stopping the bringing
of these charges in future n was proVii-
ed that "a form of report which. when
adopted hy THE house shall he filed lao
th, governors oni'e. be drawn. and the
matter viii take this course.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16

Moutrie, c. III. Branch Sycamore circuit.
II. =. Fain; Ty-Ty, D. B. Merritt; Clinch
mission, A q. Brewton; Antioch, j. w.
wills; Berrian. c. T.. Crawley; Downing,
G. a. Norton.
McRae District-Pre siding elder, NJ A.
Morgang Helena and Lumber City, Il. Il.
Davenport; Jacksonville circuit, C. c.
Crisp circuit. j. w. Brinsiield Rochelle
and Ocila, n. ID. Strong: Pleasant Hill cir
cult, j. p. Summer Cochran. w. G.
Jones; Empire circuit. j. Carr; East
man, j. II. Ryder; Cedar Grove circuit,
f. ID. Sanders Mount Vernon circuit w.
l.. Wright; Hazlehurst circuit, NJ A.
Phillips; Spring Hill circuit, w. +. Clark:
Rhine circuit, G.. +. Miles: Baz Baxley
circuit. Il B. Stanford; South Baxley cir
cult, ]. Ii. Dickinson; Chancey circuit, j.
II. Lowe.
Dublin District-Presiding elder. j. NJ.
Lovett; Dublin, G.. w. Matthews; Bru-
ton circuit. l.. A. Hearn; Lovett circuit,
q. NJ. Pharr; Johnson circuit, j. l..
Minis: Wrightsville. +. f. Morgan.
Adrian circuit. j. S. Jordon: Swainsboro,
B. s. Senten; Swainsboro circuit, G. T.
Roberts Statesboro. w. Langston; Rock
ledge circuit, |. X. Chambers; ounce
circuit, Thomas Williams; Portal circuit
W. S Heath Hagan circuit, c.. w: Lt-
tleiohn: Redsville circuit, G. c. Hines;
GlSnville circuit, S. J. Davis; Altarnaha
circuit, II. G. Everett; Lyons circuit, w.
+ FLANDERS: Brooklyn circuit, II. l..
PEARSON: Lyons mission. r. NJ. Wesley;
2Icnte mission r. NJ. Wesley; Mamie
Lon War.hcn institute. c. VI. WoodW aru,
president. Transferred, O. A. Thrower
los AogcIes conference. presiding elder
Los Angeles district; j. w. Budd, MIS-
souri, conference, Milltown.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
TELEGRAIS BY TANDEM KITES
Novel Improvement Is Suggested
for the Marconi System.

New York, December 13.-William a.
Eddy has written 10 Mr.. Maconi inclosing
diagrams Of an improved tandem kite
system for reaching "A height of 5000 feet
with Major BADEN Powells system Of
kites. He thinks this system will enable
Marconi to send messages at least 1905
miles because every increase In height
has so far enormously Increased the
range of wireless telegrams. Should tlS
receiving vessel. 1900 miles out at sea,
also send up a receiving wire by means
of kite storm flyers to a height of 5000
feet Mr. Eddy thinks the 1000 mile limit
will be more than doubled.