The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-01-16
LOCAL.

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Harrison business men are again
wrestling with a Canning Factory
proposition.
1One good thing about a New
Years spree is that it can't be repeat
ed for year.
1t is a mistake to think drinking
liquor will drown your troubles. 1t
will float them.
-Laziness may be a disease, if it
is, it is responsible for great many
chronic invalids.
Every man has a right to his
own opinion provided he does not
bore some one else with it.
If a man has money to burn it
is an easy matter for him to find a
girl willing to strike a match.
One bad man can do more in
demoralizing a community than
three righteous men can do good.
The candidates for prosecuting
attorney spoke every day last week
in Newton county, closing at Mar
bic City Saturday.
The business houses of North Ar
kansas CARRYING stocks ofminers sup
plies report the heaviest trade in that
line for many years.
EJas. Majors has so far been una
Bile to hear anything of his horse,
stolen from the hitching rack here
on New Years night.
There is one part of the average
mans life not worth living, and that
part is the part spent at the depot
waiting for late train.
1t is hard to tell which is the
biggest fool the father who burns
up his life in gaining wealth, or the
son who burns out his in spending
it.
The wives and daughters of our
Odd Fellows surprised them with
delightful luncheon served during
the course OF the meeting last Tues
day evening.
These are the days when the man
goes into the country with his ham
merless gun, smokeless powder, and
in many cases hitless shot, and
gameless bag.
Lee King has been arrested here
by Marshall Sam Dennis, and is be-
ing held pending the arrival of req
from Missouri, where he will
be tried for robbery.
We are reminding our friends of
this week, and sincerely
nope that they will make an effort |
% square accounts before the first
month of the new year passes.
Never put off until tomorrow
what you can do today. Thousands
If business men have failed simply
because they have continuously put
1T day after day the ad which would
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Dave Baker, horseshoer by occu-
patton, who has been at work here
or the past few months left last
Tuesday night for parts unknown.
It is reported that many mourn for
lin in sums ranging from so cents
% S3S. The greater part was board
bills.
Sol Ritz purchased this week
rom AL Belt, of Fort Smith, the De
shazo building on the north side of
the square, and it is understood he
,ontemplates going into business
soon. E. Barnard, who negotiat-
ed the DEAL will move his office to
other quarters.
The Forsyth Republican says it |
has information from a gentleman in
close touch with the Frisco manage
ment that that road will push rapid
ly into that section, the St. Louis
man declaring that Frisco steel will
reach White river before the White
rive1road shall reach the tunnel
with its rails.
In the coming campaign let both
voter and candidate work together
for a clean canvass. The patriotic
voter could have no higher desire,
and the candidate should feel that a
losing effort would be better with
clean hands than to win by corrupt
or dirty methods. The future would
certainly be brighter for both.
-Harrison's growth has been con-
sentative, yet we have lots of new
enterprises and new people, An old
time resident of the town, in arecent
letter to the editor, says: Changes
in population take place so gradual
that the permanent resident of the
town makes no note of the fact, but
the man abroad, who scans the local
paper for familiar names, is surprised
to find so few that were his COM
rades twenty years ago, and so
many that have appeared since his
departure"
WHAT'S the use of sitting in
cyclone cellar of fear all the time?
The clouds of trouble may all sail
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