The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

N Parks Brothers moved this week
10 the Gordon building, one door
east oil the TINES office, where they
now have the finest equipped and
/ most elegant barber shop in North
Y Arkansas.
Next week magazine section of
the TINES contains an interesting
article on Alfalfa, that wonderful
crop which will do much for the
farmers of North Arkansas if they
will only let it Look for it.
S-Coilman & Christian, the new
liverymen who have opened up at
l the Ozark Stand on Stephenson
avenue, have full new outfit of less
u Sturdy huggies, hacks, etc, and
are ready to meet every demand.
u -LesSees of the North Star Mine
4 adjoining the Maumee are now pre-.
parlng to put in n concentrating
plant their prospect work has been
very satisfactory and they now have
an eight and one-half foot face of
ore
"A man who sent a dollar for
potato buy killer" received two
blocks of wood with the following
directions; Take the block which |
IS No in the right hand, place the
bug on No. 2 and press them to-
gether. Remove the unfortunate
and proceed as before"
BARBER { A. Chandler has tax.
en- the shop near the southwest cor
lner vacated by Parks Roo Rooms sud is
fitting it ueE, - ~ ~2s..lSg Rar.
her shap az. Ia He
lI..ss-5sss 70 have everything TT rptssff
in his line, and will keep two grad
nate BARRIERS to assist him in serv-
ne his customers.
First thing you know, YOU will
get past the time when you can take
aad ~---iie now Tai the folks
along Get a neighbor 70 look after
things, and then throw every
Thought Of care to the winds. You'd =
will come back new man. lust
exactly the medicine youneed. Your
wife will he ten years younger, too.
j, IT, Shook, of Harrison, leads
the list of twenty-five agents of the
Security Mutual Life Insurance
Company in Arkansas; having been
awarded a forty dollar cash prize by
the Company this week, for writing
the greatest amount of business in
the state during the past twelve
months Nearly all OF Mr. Shocks
work has been done in and about
! Harrison
Little Theo, son of Yves Baker, !
did some fancy horseback riding
Tuesday and made a remarkable |
escape without serious injury. |
Finding a horse grazing without
bride, hut with saddle on, he climb
ed into the stirrup, when the animal
became alarmed, ran across a lot,
jumped fence and finally threw
the little fellow in the street in front |
of the TIMES Office. He escaped
with few bruises,
The more pleasing and attractive
our government can make farm life
the better it is for the government
Our cities are over-crowded with
worthless loalers who might be hon
orable and respectable farmers,
The rural route is one of the things
that has been provided to make
farm life more desirable and attraer
tive, and as we all have to live of
the farmers nothing should be left
undone that can be done to make
1 the farm inviting.
| /-At a special meeting of Harrison
chool Board last Saturday the
Vpresident and secretary were autho-
/ tized to contract with the Farwell
"A Heating Co, of Atrhison, Kansas,
/ for n fully equipped steam heating
/ apparatus, properly installed in our
] large brick school binding, the to-
I tal cost Of which will be SITS.
This improvement viii make Ilarri-
sons main school building the larg-
est aud best equipped school house
IN North Arkansas.
1t has been frequently suggested
and the suggestion is a good one,
for every farmer to place his name
of his farm on his rcad-gate Not
only would persons driving to a
place more easily find il, but it
would add more pleasure aud inter
est to people driving from place to
place. This last result would have
special effect with regard TO well
kept aud pretty houses An ohserv-
ing person viii seldom pass a beau
iiful farm without desiring to know
',ho is it's enterprising owner
Wanted
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